however, if dan sells the property to jennie in march, instead, jennie should expect two supplementalls. like before, jennie would receive one supplemental bill to cover the time in which she owned the home in the current tax year from march to june. but because as of the next january used to set the tax base for the following tax year, dan still owned the home, the following year's entire bill still reflects the values not updated for jennie. in this instance, jennie receives a second supplemental for the following year covering july through june. after the supplemental tax bills, new owners should receive only one regular tax bill peryear going forward. remember our office values the properties, but billing and collections are handled by another organization called the treasurer and tax collector's office. if you'd like to learn more, please visit our website at sfassessor.org. thank you for watching. . >> all right, let's have some sound from west africa. the band right there is looking great. awesome. you know what i want to say? let's get ready to cleanup! hopefully it is not tra

>> jenny, we love you.asked singer" any time, any day. >> i promise you we'll have fun. >> oh, jenny you're -- people think that we are the same person. imagine us us together on "masked singer." >> it's outrageous. >> jenny, come on. you can pick any costume you want girl. >> so come on. it will be great. >> you dress as a peach okay. your characters are in a peach pit. >> i swear to god i'm the dumbest judge. i still won't know who you are. peach pit, yo. >> what do you think? >> yes. >> oh, whoa. >> you have to do it. >> maybe if i can go as a peach. >> you can't say no after that. you have no choice. >> such a fun show. >> it is. >> talking about a fun show let's talk 90210 and the season finale is tonight. i have seen it. tell everybody what they can expect. >> tonight kind of a cliffish hanger. >> for sure. we've shot the pilot for the 90210 reboot and we're waiting to see if it gets picked up. >> i can't believe us getting picked up is even a question. >> you never know. >> will there be a season two

with that, i turn it back over to jenny beth. ongressman. thank you very much, the next congressman we have speaking is also from the great state of texas, louie gohmert. mr. gohmert: there are people that are amongst us that want to take away your rights, you constitutional rights. i go back to what john adams said when he was our second president. he said, this constitution was intended for a moral and religious people. it is wholly inadequate for the government of any other. he was right. so in the last half decade or so, as we have taken 10 commandments out, we quit telling young school kids that it's wrong to covet or be jealous of other people or the things they have, and in fact, washington, more and more people here, are playing division politics. they're saying, well, they didn't make that, they didn't build that. you ought to have that. that ought to belong to all of us. they have played division politics. they made people jealous. not understanding that one of the basic tenets of mankind, if you want peace, is not to be jealous. n

i'm jenny beth martin, the honorary chairman of the tea party patriots action. we are doing this press conference today to talk about the second amendment and the importance of the second amendment. i need to find my statement which i misplaced. our speakers today are members of congress, survive yoffers mass shootings or family members whose loved ones were murdered in mass shootings. everyone up here today wants to defend our second amendment right and we have solutions that can actually help save lives without infringing on the rights of innocent americans. i'm not standing here today just as a conservative activist. i'm defending my own god-given rights to protect myself and my family. i'm standing here today as the mother of teenagers. their twins whose school nearly became another statistic and another tragedy. two students at their school had detailed plans to mass murder eir peers and due to the diligent work of sheriff reynolds and others in my county, and sheriff reynolds is here today, these two people who are trying to do this to my children's school

joe, jim, steve, jenny, and adam. stocks scratching out small gains here edging closer to new highs despite new concerns about the health of the global economy. and we begin with this seemingly calm market. it seems, folks like we are in a little bit of a news vacuum. we don't have trade talks for a couple of weeks and earnings season kicking off for a couple weeks. what do we do now? >> you seem skeptical, melissa. >> shouldn't you not trust the calm >> i think the better question is for how long can you trust it to me and i have been consistent with this for a while, it all teeters on china. i don't think you should expect any news which is good for the markets right now. i don't think you should expect any news for two weeks because october 1 is the 70th anniversary of the communist party in china. i wasn't invited. look, they're not going to do anything with regards to trade talks between now and then. and that's fine for the markets. the markets can continue with this calm. by mid october, though, we are supposed

] ♪ >> wrapping up this arrival ceremony for australian prime minister scott morrison and his wife jennyent trump will be meeting with the prime minister and they'll follow that up with a joint news conference at 11:45. we will have live coverage of that here on c-span2. also, the president and first lady will host a state dinner for the prime minister and his wife this evening. this will be just the second state dinner. here is a look at coverage tonight. >> president trump and first lady melania trump will host the second state dinner of his administration as he welcomes australian prime minister scott morrison and his wife jenny morrison. watch guest arrivals and toasts. it begins 6:30 on-line on c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. today washington d.c. area youth climate activists hold a rally calling for congressional action on climate change. watch live at 12:30 p.m. eastern on c-span2, on-line at c-span.org ar listen on the free c-span radio app. >> i tell bernie sanders voters all the time i defy you to care more about poor people than i do, because you don't. i de

this is jenny.ian brown bear and that's jim, a licensed wildlife expert in new york. jenny loves licking jim's fingers. >> she's 1 of 11 bears at the orphaned wildlife center. sometimes he refers to her as jenny, love you, jenny. >> that was good. >> is she sucking his thumb? >> that's what i thought. that's what it looked like. >> getting weird here. >> that's quite a cuddle. >>> germans known for their love of beer and now their courts have made a ruling everyone can 46 relate to. >> a german court reviewed that a hangover is an illness and the company that makes anti-hangover supplements cannot market its products as a cure. >> the company has claimed supplements could treat nausea and other hangover symptoms so, okay, but hangover is an illness so you can call out sick to work, right? otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. o

jennie did. donnie, get ready.u ste-s on a friday flashback. ♪ step-by-step >> what you never knew about the new kids breakup, makeup, and hookups. the. >> the girls, man, they just kissing me all night. >> i don't have as much hair now. >> and couple celebrations. >> my old age. >> her birthday, george and amal's milestone anniversary and not so happy memory for seth rogan and wife lauren. >> my 16-year-old stole his car and nailed us. >> how the first date went horribly wrong. >>> can you believe today marked five years since george and amal said i do. . >> they said it wouldn't last. we proved them wrong. >> the couple kicked off their fifth anniversary celebration with close friends cindy crawford and randy gerber. they hit up a new york city steakhouse for a double date last night and cannot help but notice the coordinated outfit. george and randy in jeans and dark shirt and amall and cindy looks chic in black and white. also on a date night in the big apple, gwyneth paltrow and her produce hubby. today gwynet

jenny hill, bbc news, warsaw. kevin hard has been injured in a serious car accident in malibu.n a car that went off mulholland drive and rolled down an embankment at around 1am on sunday morning. he and the driver suffered major back injuries and we re suffered major back injuries and were taken to hospital. now on bbc news sport today. hello, i‘m marc edwards and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme: poiting to the heavens. a first ever victory in formula one for ferrari‘s charles leclerc who wins an emotional belgium grand prix. —— pointing to the heavens. disgraceful scenes in serie a as inter milan striker romelu lukaku is racially abused by cagliari fans after scoring from the penalty spot. wang qiang, thank you ma‘am. there‘s a shock at the us open as china‘s wang knocks out ashleigh barty to reach herfirst grand slam quarter final. hello and thanks for joining us on sport today. it was an emotional day at the belgian grand prix as charles leclerc powered to a maiden formula 1 victory, dedicating his win to his fellow countryman

well, while jenny settled into her new l.a.a. >> hello, gibbs. aren't you going to say something in i remember walking into the set fully dressed, makeup, everything, and then everyone was standing from the crew and they just started clapping. i looked around and i went woo-i'm home! >> come on, you're in danger. just make the story line as complex as you can. >> cody left back in 2013 citing personal reasons but immediately questioned if it was all about money. she revealed later she was disappointed in the way her character was being written. >> i said until someone can really write something fantastic for her. >> i think a lot of things have been taken out of context. i remember talking to the writers and just saying if you're bringing her back it has to be for something that is massive. >> but the question is could there be a ziva-tony reunion? >> we speak regularly. we haven't for two months so it means that whatever he knows he's not sharing. i'm just hoping that at a certain point he either has little window. i don't thi

jenny shelton is investigation officerfor jenny shelton is investigation officer for the jenny sheltonion officerfor the rspb. at their headquarters in bedfordshire. daniel ling on's actions will have caused a lot of damage to birds that we are trying our utmost to protect. this is things like nightjar, nightingale, turtledove. birds of real conservation concern. the total divers and interesting example, how much damage they feed do? we have lost 93% of total doves since 1994, which is a huge number of these lovely birds. it is something the rspb is spending £400,000 a year to protect and reverse this trend. to think that on the other end of this people like him are taking the exam preventing it is devastating. after daniel was convicted for the second time, his eggs were taken to the natural history museum's a collection in hertfordshire. this is just a small proportion of daniel's 999 just a small proportion of daniel's egg collection. i can see some linnet eggs, chaffinch eggs, utterly exquisite. the really great news is the entire collection has come here to the natural history mus

jenny corado, nos tiene la noticia. >>> que ya casi, iba a ser aÑo la medio. >>> habla de su nieto byronsu padre se marchÓ al norte en busca de una vida mejor para su familia. >>> por la necesidad porque Él, no tiene tierras, donde va a trabajar >>> en esta comunidad la mayorÍ soloabo que tropezado con prob llegar a estados unidos uno de ellos fue david. >>> fue cuando firmÓ un documento que nunca entendiÓ, fue deportado, y su hijo se quedÓ en estados unidos. >>> le hubieran traducido lo que firmaba tal vez, no lo hubiese dejado al hijo en estados unidos. >>> comenzÓ desde entonces una batalla legal hasta que el jueces dicto mi no que esto violaba la ley que padres deportados pueden volver por sus hijos, aÚn faltan tramites pero ahora abrazan una esperanza. >>> david por instrucciones de sus abogados, no pudo hablar con nosotros, byron lleva meses con una familia texana ahora serÁn la autoridad que determinen el futuro del ambos, lo que es un hecho que david ganÓ lo que hace negado, jenny corado noticias telemundo. >>> la guardia costera investiga quÉ causÓ naufragio de carguero frente a

one of them was jenny flores, a 15-year-old girl fleeing violence in el salvador, apprehended across the border, handcuffed and held in detention for months. it began alleging that her rates were violated, like other children, because even if they crossed illegally, they were allegedly mistreated, strip searches, forced into conditions the u.s. is not supposed to put children in, making teenage girls share sleeping quarters with men and allegedly holding them indefinitely. on the day it was filed the attorney held a press conference with the mother of a detained child you see here. she had to hide her face even as she fought for these rights because she said she was undocumented as well. >> reporter: public interest groups have filed suits against immigration authorities accusing them of holding 2,000 foreign children as bait for their illegal alien parents. >> in many areas, the center has seen that the rights of families, the rights of children are actually being stripped away. >> that suit was tied up in court four years, young immigrants were still stuck in detention. >> a detent

." ♪ [ cheers and applause >> seth: these are two of our writers, amber and jenny >> i'm black >> and> and we're both women. >> seth: and i'm not so here's how this works i will read the set-ups for these jokes and amber and jenny will read the punch lines. here we go two male penguins in the berlin zoo have adopted an abandoned egg. >> while two lesbian penguins opened an independent book store. [ laughter ] >> seth: fast food chain popeye's recently began selling their first ever chicken sandwich >> "it's too spicy," said white people, about the bun. [ laughter ] >> seth: north carolina recently banned state funding for gay conversion therapy because research has proven you can't turn someone straight. >> but you can turn them gay by showing them women's soccer. [ laughter ] >> seth: jenny, tell me why do lesbians like soccer >> we like anything that lets us keep our hands free. [ light laughter ] [ audience ohs ] >> seth: oh, oh. okay according to a recent article, d.c. comics is planning to introduce a black batman >> black batman is like regular batman except he only responds to

guadalupe pineda nos habla de su trayectoria y tambiÉn de esa controversia aqÍi en la relaciÓn con jenniz puede ser la mÁs difÍcil esto y mucho mÁs aquÍ en "un nuevo dia" hoy y siempre mÁs cerca de ti. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> (aplausos) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ). >>> tienen la cara bonita, nosotros lo sabemos por eso le decimos buenos dÍas >>> hoy es jueves 19 de septiembre 2019 gracias por acompaÑarnos >>> me encanta que sea jueves. >> me encanta. >> me encanta porque huele a viernes >>> que rico comenzar bailando >>> ¿cÓmo me veo en el dÍa de hoy? >>> ese color neutral >>> se nota que lo cargaste toda la noche >>> en felicidad. estamos en Ángeles chiquibaby. >> hola, cÓmo estÁn exactamente estoy cargada de mucha energÍa de nuestra gente aquÍ en los Ángeles hoy hemos venido a una ciudad muy conocida que se llama pico rivera en california. 4 en restaurante reconocido por sus carnes en su jugoso. >> para estar como bien saben. 4 preparar mÁs adelante >>> ademÁs hoy tenemos desde los Ángeles. >> pasar un nuevo dÍa en el dia de ayer >>> guadalupe pineda nos habl

but basically, i decided to name myself baby cris when i was 15 in honor of baby x jenny.he first young woman who i was with. and it was really important for me to just basically be comfortable and learn to be comfortable in opening up because initially i made music before instagram blew up, before youtube blew up, before facebook blew up, before all the social media. i really made it out of desperation, out of necessity because it was like--you know, maybe to someone else it's dance, or poetry, or visual art. but for me, it has always been music. i learned to play the guitar at 13. my dad took me to classes, drove alnutethaway. and then i learned to produce. at 14, one of my friends from middle school taught me how and i remember making beats and not being able to close it out because i couldn't afford the full ven and that was the demo version. and just falling in love with the process, everything that goes into making a song from coming up with a melody in my head, or i'll be in the shower and i'll have just any song, random song come up. and i'm really proud and gratef

. ♪ ♪ jenny from the block here i go ♪ >>> we now know pop superstars jennifer lopez and shakira will together during the 2020 super bowl halftime show. it was announced yesterday. jay-z's rock nation will co-produce the show. lopez is known for such hits as, we're listening now, "jenny from the block" and "if you had my love," currently starring in "hustlers." shakira is a three-time grammy winner, one of the world's best selling latin artists. the super bowl will be played in miami on february 2nd. >>> help for victims of hurricane michael one year later, and the rate of suicide among military troops hits a high. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." the "washington post" reports a northern gulf coast city heavily damaged by last year's hurricane michael is getting a more than $1 million state grant to help it recover. yesterday governor ron disantis announced that mexico beach will receive the money to help rebuild its infrastructure and public services. >> we knew that some of the local services were in jeopardy, and so we saw an opportunity to support the me

his wife jenny morrison. watch guest arrivals and dinner toast. live coverage begins today at 6:30 pm eastern on on c-span online and c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio at. >> c-span is back in des moines, iowa, this saturday for live campaign 2020 coverage of the annual steak fry beginning at two pm eastern where 17 presidential candidates will take the stage for speeches. watch the polk county iowa. listen live on the go using the free c-span radio app. >> i tell bernie sanders voters all the time, you care more about pear people than i do because you don't. you care more about access because you don't. care more about educating poor kids than i do. we have solutions about how they get there. >> life, career and government and politics. president of the heritage foundation think tank. sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span q&a. next remarks from virginia senator mark warner and former homeland security secretary on the dangers to democracy regarding digital disinformation campaigns. held at the federal election commission in wash

jenny hill, bbc news, warsaw.uction of rainforests in indonesia and borneo — as palms are planted on cleared land. what is less known is immense demand for palm oil from the skincare and beauty industry — it is used in more than two—thirds of makeup products. our environment correspondent claire marshall has been to papua new guinea — to investigate the cost of a controversial industry — and to see how palm oil can be sustainably produced. what helps to make lips glossy? face cream creamy? palm oil, a driver of rainforest destruction and in 70% of make up. and just relax your lip. open. emmy owns her own salon in somerset. we went with her to the other side of the world to investigate what's in the products she uses. this is one of the largest palm oil plantations in papua new guinea. to make way for it, the forest has been cut down, huge chunks at a time. nobody sees this. we don't appreciate kind of what goes into... putting things on our face or what we used to, like, wash with. this side of it should be shown

jenny hill, bbc news, warsaw.neral george patton. shejoins me live from paris. helen, the 80th anniversary, a lot of world leaders attending. why is it so important that we continue to commemorate these kind of occasions? well, i think that any time that we can be brought right to the place where something has happened on the day, it becomes heightened in our mind and becomes a milestone for all of us who either witness it live or witness it on the television or on the radio. it gives an occasion for us the radio. it gives an occasion for us to consider where this was on the stage in history and where it was at the time. do you think people appreciate the scale of the sacrifice that people made in world war ii? it is difficult. i make it my business and joy to a certain extent, if you can call it that, to really try to step on those places, to be with those people, or descendants of those who were part of the siege or victims, and that has taught me that there is nothing that compares to actually seeing it all fir

jenny hill, bbc news, warsaw.california. a police report said hart was a passenger in a vehicle that rolled down an embankment in malibu in the early hours of sunday morning. hart and the driver both suffered what are described as major back injuries, and were taken to hospital. demand for palm oil in food products around the world has fuelled the destruction of rainforests in indonesia and borneo, as palms are planted on cleared land. what is less known is immense demand for palm oil from the skincare and beauty industry. it is used in more than two thirds of makeup products. our environment correspondent claire marshall has been to papua new guinea, to investigate the cost of a controversial industry and to see how palm oil can be sustainably produced. what helps to make lips glossy? face cream creamy? palm oil, a driver of rainforest destruction and in 70% of make up. and just relax your lip. open. emmy owns her own salon in somerset. we went with her to the other side of the world to investigate what's in the

jenny hill, bbc news, warsaw.rn germany suggest there's been a surge in support for the far—right alternative for germany, but not enough to overtake the mainstream parties. damien mcguinness reports from berlin. there will be a sigh of relief in berlin tonight, decent result for angela merkel‘s conservatives in saxony. her party looks like it will stay in power there. and a narrow victory in brandenburg for the centre—left social democrats, mrs merkel‘s coalition partners in national government. they worried they might lose to the right—wing populist afd and that could have sparked a crisis. translation: i am glad that we have had a very, very good result. what worries me is the result of the afd and that also means that we continue to face major challenges in this country. so not quite jubilation for germany's two main parties but a feeling that they dodged a bullet and managed to fend off the populists. translation: we made it, it is a message that is emanating from saxony this evening. a large majority of peop

trump, we thank you very much the incredibly warm and enerous welcome that jenny and our delegation had here in washington and this great home of the american presidency and home. your one of the many things that the in common nd i share is a passion for jobs and the jobs here in the united states, the jobs being created in australia, the jobs that change people's lives, you know, when got e get a job, they choices. and australia and the united states, we're committed to creating jobs. it's in trade or whether it's in looking at the where those jobs are going to come from, we want our people to have those economic opportunities. commend the president on the great work he's done on creating jobs here in the united states, and we're doing the same thing australia. we want to keep creating jobs and this partnership is a big part of it and that's why we're come together. we share common values. we share beliefs. we shared a wonderful century we'll have now another century together of mateship. thank you, mr. president, and discussions wehe had today. we are very much looking forward to the

jenny hill, bbc news, warsaw.conservative mps that if any of them vote to block a no—deal brexit next week they will be prevented from standing for the party at the next election. the most powerful storm ever to reach the bahamas has now made landfall. "catastrophic conditions" are forecast. 80 years after germany attacked poland, the invasion that sparked world war two is remembered. sport, and a full round up from the bbc sport centre. good evening. it was good day for british tennis number one johanna konta as she reached the quarter finals of the us open for the first time. she beat the third seed carolina pliskova — but it wasn't straightforward. konta losing the opening set 7—6. but the world number 16 fought back — winning the next two 6-3, 7-5. so a first appearance in the last eight at flushing meadows — and she'll face either madison keys or elina svitolina next. good news for two more british players as well — jamie murray and neil skupsky are into the fourth round of the men's doubles after beating roh

dinner of his dministration as he welcomes australian prime minister scott morrison and his wife, jenny morrison. and dinner arrivals toasts on -- our live coverage 6:30 p.m. day at eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> the student cam experience valuable to eally me. >> it had a huge affect on our helped upt has really gross as people going into our college years. >> for past winners of our video documentary competition, the experience sparked their interest in production. >> yes, i currently attend drake university and that's in des moines, iowa. that, i get to be right in front of the caucus season and i got to meet so many different candidates. c-span, i've had the experience in the equipment, to be able to actually film some of them. middle school and high school students to have the documentary, what issue do want presidential candidates to address during the campaign? video and reflect differing points of view. $100,000 in total cash prizes including a $5,000 grand prize. >> be passionate what you're discussing to express your view no

. >> reporter: bill, said his daughter jenny, was the first in his family to go to college, first to found a company, first to end up with millions. not someone you'd think would wind up murdered. but here he is. you could tell there was not a physical struggle. there weren't things that were knocked off counters or things like that. >> reporter: you could tell, said voth, bill mclaughlin saw it coming, saw his killer. >> one of his movements was to put his hand up and try to block a shot. he got shot through the underside of a finger. so he saw his attacker. >> reporter: now voth needed to figure out, who was that last person bill mclaughlin saw? >> you're trying to take everything in, and you're trying to remember as much as you can, write down what you feel is important, what's going to come up in the investigation. >> reporter: what was important? what wasn't? it was hard to know in those first few hours. as you can see, in this video the police shot the night of the murder, the house was as neat as a pin, except for a cup on a table, papers regarding a lawsuit, and six bullet ca

who who won the jenny bean surprise i mean some people have been even mccartney will remain controversial and that means not that you will behave in a much because they won't notice which will raise. him so. mixed feelings about that some are saying those who like them i think that's a good idea it's a great way to honor him others are saying well it's the wrong time to keep a bloody usually and i think outearns involving celtic people normally get varied within a week and then either walk in front of us they want to know who's going to pay for the right if it's going to be taxpayers' money how much of the going to be a clue that money having been to use live things like drugs in public hospitals mitchell homes and mining what happens next in our home and it just the nature of this he was at the petrol station in town so all those the streets have been playing out the back of me to do now is wait for the sparrow they've been told it might be a private funeral was like the family. from the beginning but he will be buried at the here is it just right here in the capital. where i sang so muc

trumpet we thank you also very much for the incredibly warm and generous welcome that jenny and i and a delegation have had here in washington and this great home of the american presidency and, indeed, your home. one of the many things the president and i share in, as a passion for jobs, and the job performance or in the trunk and the jobs that are being created in australia, the jobs that change people's lives. when people get a job they've got choices, it australia and the united states, we're committed to create jobs. whether it's in trade or whether in looking at the future and where those jobs are going to come from we want our people have those economic opportunities. i commend the president on the great work he's done in creating jobs here in the united states, and we're doing the same thing under stilley. we want to keep creating jobs, this partnership is big part of that and that's what we are pleased to come together here. we shared objectives in so many areas. we share common values. we share beliefs. we have shared a wonderful center together and now we'll have another gr

maricela: she played the daughter of jenni rivera. has a new song out.excited to hear her new music. really young, amazing singer who has--is going to go really far. our keynote speaker is senator maria elena durazo, new senator who was a longtime labor leader, one of the highest ranking labor--women labor leaders here in the country. so it's really exciting. it's going to be really powerful. and, you know, a strong message also about how we're here to stay and building power for 2020. damian: one thing i gathered for--in our conversation here is you're not being reactive at siren. you know, you're not just defending on what's happening now. you're thinking about the future. what are we going to do in 2020 and in 2022 to make sure that the work that we're doing meets the standards of what we expect in those years? maricela: exactly, you know, we have to think ahead. this moment is a moment in time. we're learning a lot from this moment and we're learning what not to do and what we can do better, but it's all about building forward and looking forward, an

dinner of the administration as he welcomes the australian prime minister, scott morrison and his wife jenny morrison. watch guest arrivals and dinner toasts. coverage begins on friday at 6:30 pm eastern on c-span, online at www.c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app . >>> car manufacturing in the city is very important. that industry is one of the backbones of lansing. we have three things, michigan state university, the state capital and automobile manufacturing. those components kept lansing very successful. >> the cities tortas on the road. exploring the story. this weekend, we take you to lansing, michigan with the help of our cable partners. known for automotive history, lansing has been the capital city since 1847. >> it was picked as the capital city. >> about ransome e olds and the auto company he founded. >> he founded the real multicore company which was the company that was titled as an acronym of his name. emerged in 1904 and stayed close to the location in a variety of formats. >> wants the city's tour of lansing, michigan, as we take in history and literally every s

and his wife jenny morrison. watch guest arrivals and dinner toasts our live coverage begins friday at 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span on line at c-span3 Ãb c-span.org or listen for free on the c-span radio app. >> paul murray is commentator and host of pulmonary life for sky news australia. thank you for being here.>> it's an absolute pleasure. >> told us about the prime minister, who is he? >> morrison is a conservative politician stop at times is far more well known to be an economic conservative being hawkish about for security. he is a christian but he's gone out of his way to make sure that his faith isn't part of his politics. we are having a debate in australia at the moment about religious freedom legislation after the passage of same-sex marriage and he's really trying to find a path that's not about his faith and making sure his faith is paramount instead he's trying to make sure the rules of the road are simple that regardless of what faith you have you can't be discriminated for having met you in public.

jennie gow is there for us.rybody loves, it is the singapore grand prix, not just the culture, the food, the people that make it special, but the fact it is done at a night race, so you have 1600 lights blaring down on a circuit with 23 tones. it is a real challenge, both mentally and physically, for the drivers with a race lasting almost two hours. last year, lewis hamilton set one of the most incredible pole laps i have ever seen. he will want to do it again this year and to be honest, he is dominating in the early practice sessions. going into qualifying, whoever gets that pole position is likely to be in the hot seat for winning the race. it is hard to overtake here, so we will see what happens. the background is a haze that has been smothering singapore and malaysia, coming from the forests over in indonesia. it seems to be clearing here but on a day where climate is key, a lot of people will still be talking about that. now, until recently, you'd probably never heard of the football club fort william, but

and so can you tell us what makes jenny so special?er. she's got unconditional love for her family and faith. and translates to 100% for our school and cheerleaders. she's a model for all of us. thank you, jenny. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm sure that comes in handy -- you were talking about five children. and, bryce -- isn't bryce 9 years old? is one of your children having a birthday today? >> happy birthday. >> this is for you, bryce, as well, happy birthday! >> she thought they went to school, by the way. >> i'm like still in shock. the lady told us we have to move our cars for, like, utility stuff. >> what other surprise do you have for us, ginger? >> we do have more surprises. we're not just standing on your front yard to have a great time and celebrate you by using words. oh, no, today, you thought you had cheer practice. well, you don't, because the carolina panthers came all the way from charlotte so they could coach your team. they have no idea, by the way, your team has no idea. you've got the afternoon off. you also are n

jenny harrington, you're up first. in indianapolis, how will i hit the jackpot with las vegas sands? good question. >> i think your timing is perfect on las vegas sands it's got a 6% dividend yield trades at 16 times so it's cheap. and if tensions cool with hong kong, that should be positive for the stock. >> jon for you next. ken in north carolina. google do i start a position in google, ken asks >> this is another one of those similar to roku. not because of the valuation but because of where it is, it's under $1200 a share but $1200 a share? those kind of things are mind-numbing i would buy calls in this one and right now we are seeing calls in googl, up side calls. >> ken, appreciate the question. thinking of all you folks down there as well with that hurricane. be safe. liz, for you, from brad in oakbrook, illinois small cap energy when is the time to get into that >> hi, brad. just because it's cheap doesn't mean it can't get cheaper. i would be waiting through fall here to let some of the macro volatility subsid

jenny, tellamheeame.ing with apple cider doughnuts. >> i don't meet themhe time. >> tell them m who you'reried >> i'm married to daniel craig. >> i'm really f lookingward to the next bond movie. we're having a lot of fun. watching the process o the apple cider doughnuts. how popar are these really. >> extremely popular onelhel t n tens of thousandst honesly we make. >> tens of thousands of doughnuts. >> i think yesterday we probably made about at least 10,00>>inhek yofr'th evuery day. as you can see the cooks over therur we've got o little spinning thing that, um, you know, before they go in the cinnamon sugar that's cinnamon doakhe part doughnuts with apple cider. >> i love it. opwove it. wnd akuper marketetnd t aoe is open seven days a week. p soeopleedo cugomuts are popular. >> this is is h. on hour in order to get a doughnut. you've,pped the process right? now you don't have to wait as lo when you come out. >> right. >> how man doughnut robots do you have. s we actually if i can just sheow and got thr

dinner of his administration as he welcomes australian prime minister scott morrison and his wife jenny morrison. our live coverage begins today at 6:30 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. ♪ journal,'s washington live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, we will discuss the house oversight and reform committee's investigation of president trump with an arizona congressman and with virginia democratic congressman gerald connolly. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. ♪ congressman sean duffy recently announced he would retire from congress effective monday. he is retiring in preparation for the birth of his ninth child, who is scheduled to be born in late october. he and his wife have been told the baby will have health problems. congressman duffy gave his farewell speech thursday evening and was joined in the chamber by members of his family. it is a unique and cool wellng to stand in this and hold on to this podium for the last time. what an hon

jenny and i bring with us and delegation, the thanks and espect of 25 million australians for this greatunited states -- america. australiano, another prime minister visited the white house and he said, there are too any bonds between our two countries for any australian feel he's a r to stranger. so once again, as another prime as a friend, ns, to celebrate with you, mr. oldests , one of our and dearest friendships, it's here.ful to be australians and americans understand each other like few peoples. and it is true that you and i early tablished a very understanding for which i am grateful. peoples in the world better friends easier than ours. your respect for australia, mr. peaker, your personal encouragement and the example whatded by your passion of might makes america great -- for as you have recounted, we have done what rue friends do, stick by each other. ronald reagan spoke of the that and traditions define the united states. share these truths and traditions. e see the world through the same lens. ramal to the s of jungles of southeast asia and dust, and , to the now even the wa

sorry, i thought it was one way and, jenny said something else, so that was lost.sorry, sorry. listen, i'm getting... it was lost. sorry, sorry. and of course jenny who she is referring to there isjen formby, the secretary of the labour party, sat next to her and then appeared to tell her what the result was, which was different from the one that she witnessed with her own eyes. and some people were saying, hang on a minute, if we had, firstly, how on earth do you work out exactly how many hands were up and secondly, you could vote a different way, away from the peer pressure of yourjeremy corbyn—loving neighbour, if you can cast your vote in private. well, earlier on, i sat in someone's seat in an earlier debate and did a show of hands and thought, what if i put my hands up? they need a slightly better voting system here. and then it was a discussion the next day about, oh, it should be moved to electronic voting at labour conferences? bring it into the 20th century. there was a lot of angst and stuff behind the scenes as well about it being packed and also about

all right thanks jenny was still ahead on the edges it i will explain why protesters in johannesburg want to shut down parts of the city. also look at new zealand's latest efforts to tighten gun laws after the mosque massacre. and the russian president celebrating his country's top fighter war with libya in sport. the biological and chemical agent even more real weapon on just throughout history a lot more from the 1st words head with me and started fighting me and developed by nation states there will be another approach we take every child now within reach of those seeking. find the most toxic substance in the world with. me invisible threats on al jazeera. the latest news as it breaks while there has been officials expect to see the images will be over with details coverage dangers remain from black blood the wrong way before catherine i want to get up to. dorian. from around the world his body will lie in state for a few days. at the national geo cities in the capital. and again you're watching i just had a reminder of our top stories this hour stock divisions on display as 10 u.

jenny and i bring with us and our delegation the amity, the thanks and respect of 25 million australianst country of these united states of america. 50 years ago, another australian prime minister visited the white house, and he said, there are too many bonds between our two countries for any australian prime minister to feel that he's a stranger. so once again, as another prime minister returns, as a friend, to celebrate with you, mr. president, one of our oldest and dearest friendships, it's wonderful to be here. australians and americans understand each other like few other peoples. and it is true that you and i have established a very early understanding for which i am grateful. no two peoples in the world make better friends easier than ours. your respect for australia, mr. president, your personal encouragement, and the example afforded by your passion for what makes america great makes this an easy connection. for a century, as you have recounted, we have done what true friends do, stick by each other. ronald reagan spoke of the truths and traditions that define the united states.

exceptional stories and discussions can you and welcome to devil's advocate in program life from funny jenny from the z. tower i would say do genuine smash africa join us on facebook at t.w. africa. frank food. international gateway to the best connection self road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers try our services. be our guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from a bought. this is d w news live from a dispute between. germany and china asked to lates over a hong kong democracy activists visit to berlin beijing stop the german ambassador after a meeting between joshua wong and germany's foreign minister in the german capital china is now she's in germany of meddling in its affairs. also coming up the killer diseases that are entirely preventable the world health organization sounds the alarm over declining vaccination rates worldwide. 100.

my name is jenny paris and i work. sexism homophobia and political extremism score hits on you tube even though the site has plenty of high quality content it's the extreme videos that attract audiences and to a big profits for the channel owners and for the site itself why does it make money on you tube and what does that mean for the user our topic today on shift. huge recommendation algorithms favor polarizing content and that tends to. adek allies uses conservatives for instance increasingly steered toward right wing extremist channels as a brazilian study has shown $79000000.00 comments were analyzed for it it seems about time that you tube takes action so as an evil diski see all the website has announced changes to the community guidelines you tube is promising to remove condon that violates you tube's policies faster give trustworthy sources a bigger voice reduce the spread of content that's borderline rule breaking and raise the standards for monetize asian. big words sounds good but will it work in practice n

my name is jenny harrison i work a d.w.i. . dogs like these can bring in lots of money dealers are trying to peddle a puppy in berlin we recorded the attempt on a hidden camera i will have a moment she's cute where she from. she said to be from serbia she has always shots no idea. how much you're asking now about $500.00 euros. the police move in animal welfare a definite klipsch time seen here on the left witnesses scenes like this almost daily. and that. he finds suspicious ads on the internet and alerts the police. the illegal trade in dogs is a multi-billion euro business. the stephan clip stein is an expert in the dog trade he came across this little monte son the internet and informed the police for over 5 years now the volunteer animal welfare arrest has been rescuing dogs from smugglers and it if you have the going to this is another typical add the gulf a dog's presented by itself on a soap on as bad i have my mission in the war or respectable dog breeder would never percent is dog like that in the with in the $500.00