i'm here to support tarquin and sampson. i think the whole community was surprised when they were departing before the end of last semester. right as they had started a basketball team for the middle schoolers and they were disappointed when the team ended after a week. tarquin is the only reason i let my son go on an outdoor ed trip. i didn't trust any of the teachers, but when i heard that tarquin was going, i felt safe with my son going. tarquin and sampson have attended family functions, where they helped out with the kids, 8th grade graduation party. that was on their own. they weren't paid. none of the other teachers that were invited showed up. they came to funerals for the kids in our class whose parents died. they're great people and i can't understand why they would be let go. it would be nice to know why. thank you. >> hi. my name is dennis page. i have two children that went through tarquin and sampson's tutelage. lucky enough to work with him. what a lot of people here are talking about, it's obvious, they're gr

monitoring operation here conducting a parallel vote count as well thanks very much for joining us sampson two days after the vote no official results in yet what's your read of the situation at the moment i think it's the results coalition process different levels to the tally of results first we must appreciate that major a such a large country voted to six days for the f.c.t. we've got elections are conducted in over one hundred seventy thousand polling stations and so you're going to have a long period of time to wait for the results we've got of ninety seven three candidates seven three parties on the ballots for the presidential and then we've got over eight hundred eighty nine political parties forward in legislative elections so the logistics of money jean does election is quite among those and so we expect those delays that's not neglecting the fact that there are some places where they have been intentional delays and a coalition of the results or where coalition has been disrupted in in some states by towards or. upon some political parties ok so not necessarily unusual but what

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but i think mark sampson. nearly one quarter of all germans over the age of eighty suffer from dementia with that number said to increase these partnerships programmes are part of an important future strategy. with. these people are hiking in the black forest. the group includes some dementia patients and pay serviceman an expert undimensioned sometimes. this man believes that local communities can provide an element of care that state run programs cannot. people need to volunteer their time and that's why he's here today. so much of this on the by the team i wouldn't want to live in a facility where i'm only surrounded by professional health care workers that sought office. there's something very special about taking a personal approach to the situation this is the result of a quality that is just not for mention so many neighbor to neighbor and so this into citizen you have to meet people and communicate with them. a number of experts say that as the number of dementia patients increases more community effor

mr sampson a total. not you want to run chris i wish i wish that it took a shot you know nobody can be a political when your future you do your job you're called to your salary you know ideology stuff and i'm thinking i'm going to bring in i should festival i think. that the response and i got that i mean i got the shot that's about about i don't know. a lot of you to run but then it's wonderful to on the back and get young people that are running and i think that that's what so much of a stretch to say that because they're backed against young people the reason why we have no press in my village. but i suspect it's because of the unfair on i don't think it's fair to say that we turned their back because i actually led a movement and i'm a member not by what the base in fact having what going on for ten years if i remember correctly so i'm what i want to say what i actually want to say is i think it's not i don't think i think what expectations that support who go with one o'clock candidate no it's ok th

mr sampson in total and the rest not you want to run chris i wish i wish that it took a politician you know nobody can be a political when your future you do your job your call to your salary you know i don't think you know i'm going to bring in i should festival i mean. i know i got that i mean i got to like but that's about about i don't know. a lot you know with the run but then it's wonderful it's on the back and gets young people that are running and i think that that's way too much of a stretch to say that because they're backed against young people the reason why we have not broken my belief in the last final i suspect it's because of the also ron i don't think it's fair to say that the time to go back because actually led the movement and the movement did not fly with the base in fact having what going on for ten years if i remember correctly so i'm what i want to say what i actually want to say is i think it's not i don't think i think much on expectations there because you support a poodle with one o'clock candidate no it's ok then neutral because you're not going from has ab

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. >> kelly sampson with usf, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> here we go to the news conference that is san francisco fire chief joann hayes white. >> this is our 3:15 media update for the incident at parker and geary street. chief white. >> good afternoon, everyone. the story is about the same as it was an hour ago. fire department crews have declared a third alarm, on scene containing this fire. there was a gas main that was breached at about 1:18 when we were called to the scene. we're working closely with pga, on scene and actively trying to mitigate this incident. at this point the change from an hour ago is that we had the fire building and three buildings involved. now we have an additional building acros the seet from g some damage. the good news is that there are no injuries associated with this incident. i'm standing next to paul doherty, spokesperson for pg&e. this is the early stages. p they have on scene working shoulder to shoulder trying to mitigate this incident. we believe there was a private contractor doing fiber optic work in the street when a gas line was hit. >>

let's getted read from former miami marlins president david sampson.get done. >> robert kraft has to got a slap on the wrist but real issue is human trafficking. not that robert kraft bottom a massage day of the game. the issue is -- neil: you're not even sure of that, right? >> i wasn't. there they claim to have video. i read the affidavit. that was straight clickbait. "two-minute drill." that is not necessary. let's get to the real issue why these women are being held hostage, captive. not the fact 77-year-old team owner wanted to make a pit stop on the way to a game. neil: this ongoing sting operation was in effect weeks, not months. it could be illegal. >> very happy they to the a big fish like robert kraft. no question about it. it brought a lot of attention to jupiter. let's hope it brings attention to issue of human trafficking. no way robert kraft knew these were not there of their own volition. neil: what is the punishment for him. >> a fine or skipped three games. neil: he can't be kicked out by other owners. >> this is not a donald sterling

twelve year old who does what we wish we could have done at that age, get an amulet, it's based on sampsons the model for all the super powers. it's a discussion about the true source of power and strength, where it comes from, the battle between good and evil. kids recognize it. it's good to lean into it and explain, have a conversation. >> laura: i will say one thing, it begins at the louvre >>> in world war ii. >> laura: it does. and he has an ability to see evil >>> yes. wonder where that idea came from. >> laura: i see that all the time. big deal will wilder in your pith helmet. does the american left care more about the civil liberties of illegals or keeping america safe? late pest examples of illegal crime are unreal. they're never covered. we're gonna cover it with tom homan next. plus my twitter smack down of the day is still to come. a certain democratic congressman felt my wrath. it's so nice, though, stay right there. he's not using it. and he has subscriptions to a music service he doesn't listen to and five streaming video services he doesn't watch. this is jerry learning tha

what does the allegations of blackmail and extortion mean for sampson and its price, we have steve gilfoyles within studio. great to have you in studio, sarge. >> great to be here. charles: amazon down 33 bucks. a little more during the session. for me, it was interesting, there is report out yesterday as this was breaking from "the los angeles times." one. headlines amazon was stealing tips from their own workers. they have a whole litany of issues to deal with, maybe beyond the idea, that the ceo may be distracted. >> let's look at it this way. yes, that is a black eye. yes, i find this thing with ami very disturbing. you just don't know how emotional that makes his other half. she owns half of his 16%. so, i, you really don't know what kind of crazy action may come out of that. i trade technically with a name. i am long the shares. i have a corporate position, i added for a swing trade. this traded down to the 1550, 16 range that is my add point. i have a target point of 21 hupp and panic point of 1300. charles: that is pretty wide trading range. >> that is how you have to trade amazon.

based in sampson the model of all the superheroes, but what i love about it it ends up being really an about the true source of power and strength and where it comes from. i think that battle between good and evil, kids recognize it. it is good to lean into it and explain. >> laura: i would just say one thing, it begins at the world war ii. and he has an ability to see evil. >> randy: yes. i wonder where that came from. the one wilder, in your helmets, congratulations. and as the american left care more about the civil liberties of illegals or keeping america safe question latest example of illegal crimes never covered. we will cover it with tom homan next place my "twiiter smackdown of the day" still to come. a certain democratic congressman felt my wrath, so nice so stay there. he's not using. he's seeing his recurring payments in control tower in the wells fargo mobile app. this is jerry canceling a few things. booyah. this is jerry appreciating the people who made this possible. oh look, there they are. (team member) this is wells fargo. this is moving day with the best in-home wi

taxes and there is more rigorous regulations, insurance, cost of doing business, when companies like sampson interest to the feds for two years in a low. it doesn't make any sense. connell: congressman meeks on earlier, supported move. assemblyman kim the other side. thank you very much. >> thank you. connell: representative ron kim, represents a district by here in queens, new york. melissa. melissa: connell, thank you for that. fixing immigration system as congress -- presenting a new plan for lawmakers to work together to find a real solution on immigration. next, jay timmons, president and ceo of the national association of manufacturers. he is sounding off on what he says the immigration plan america needs. ♪ trips to mars. $4.95. hydroponic farms. robotic arms. ♪ $4.95. delivery drones or the latest phones. no matter what you trade, at fidelity it's just $4.95 per online u.s. equity trade. no matter what you trade, at fidelity metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. i treat my mbc with everyday verzenio, the only o

kelvin sampson had a shoe factory and workers went on he brought in 75 chinese, and later on, more. they did have the steam laundry in new jersey. they brought in about 100 chinese. beaver falls, pennsylvania, the chinese.rought in soy was all during a 1870, 1871. when the contract ended, they settled in the east coast. that was later. and the infrastructure also wasn't set up yet in the east coast. the peoplecisco, from the three districts, the merchants, a came first to open up boarding houses and restaurants so the rest could come. so it was very organized. >> i want to address the question earlier about how we get our stories out. i am historian, an oral historian. beenf the things that has difficult with the chinese community, a lot of these stories survived generationally through oral histories, through our descendents. as i was growing up, we knew these stories within our families. we knew our relatives, what happened to people. but these were stories that we still are very reluctant to share publicly. i spent this afternoon in a onting with people that work genealogy researc

when you see what is happening on the democrat side, you see the division, i think sampson is sort ofook at this pat he will between alexandria ocasio-cortez and democrats who are very upset about what she did in her alien nation of amazon and all the jobs they were going to bring. i think there is piece this morning by tom friedman from the "new york times" which is interesting, this is something i've been thinking about, talking about for a while. if you think 2016 was interesting, i think 2020 will be more so because of this divide over socialism. when the president uses his powers to do things like the national emergency, you also have republicans and conservatives pull apart from a number of things on president's side. i think this interesting to watch how this breaks down. stuart: all depends on joe biden, doesn't he? in many ways he is moderate. >> when howard schultz came on the scene, most people laughed it off, i think howard schultz is a interesting character to watch in this dynamic. joe biden, we have no idea whether or not he gets in. based on absolutely nothing my hundr

thank you very much, john sampson floor manager right now.inaudible] steve: get these in the heart shaped trays if i can fillet february 28th. colorado, michelle malkin reporter, author, columnist joins us right now. happy thanksgiving -- thanksgiving. i'm thinking about the food. happy valentine's day, exactly. michelle, congress sent out a copy of this 1159 page border bill last night now people are starting to look for land mines in it. the president is not getting but a fraction of what he asked for. should he sign it? >> not as it is currently sold right now. and, of course, people are speed reading this 1200 page bill. there are already some details that are very worrisome. of course, the headline that you just mentioned there, steve, it would only be a fraction of the nearly 6 billion that he had been asking for for the fencing, whatever form it takes or the wall. whatever you want to call it a physical obstruction at the border which a vast majority of americans now favor more people favor wall than ever before. shows you the first st