oh, this is jenn. lemonis: hey, jenn. marcus. jenn: hi. nice to meet you. lemonis: so is this pretty much -- robin: well, this is the front office. this is my office, and when jenn comes into town, 'cause she's based out of the east coast, she works in here also. amber: is that hard to have jenn, her sales force, be in a different state? or does not not matter if they're doing it properly? lemonis: it's hard to answer that in the environment that we're living in because people have learned how to work remotely. amber: this was 2013. lemonis: yeah, back then, i didn't like the idea of people working at home, but as we fast-forward 7 years later, with technology, the ability to work remotely is dramatically different than it's ever been before, particularly when you're in the sales organization. robin: so in 2005, my sister was diagnosed with breast cancer. i went back to be with my family and help my sister through her treatments, and i was just opening up that cabinet under the sink, and i'm just staring at all the chemical stuff and the smell of it, and i

jenn: thanks, julissa. this will be a whole of government approach that julissa and i am thrilled to lead. i will talk a little bit more about the details and operation of the council. the executive order requires the council to submit to the president a government-wide strategy to expand gender equality in the united states and an annual report to implement that strategy. the strategy will guide the administration's work to advance global gender equity. and e inequality. the strategy will evaluate and make recommendations to improve policies and programs, budgets and data collection across agencies and across the white house, all with a gender lens. we'll also be involved in policymaking on a range of issues, including those that julissa just outlined. we're excited about the expertise that we have -- that our dedicated staff brings. to improve our nation's commitment to preventing and responding to gender-based violence, which, as many of you know, has long been a priority and commitment of president bide

jenn -- julissa: we were asked by the president to take a trip. to evaluate and understand the situation on the ground. as you all know, we inherited a broken system. and we have -- there are many challenges involved currently. we did speak to many of the folks involved, including children. so it is -- we're trying to manage this in an orderly fashion. but obviously very mindful of the human quality here. we are talking about kids. so that is something we are managing and we do plan to brief the president this week on it. we have not done so yet. so we'll hopefully know more during the course of the week. our first order of business is to have that conversation with the president. reporter: one of the title 9 regulations that is targeted for review in the executive order says that a person who's accused of sexual misconduct on campus must be afforded due process. what's wrong with that formulation? jenn: i don't think there's anything wrong with the notion everybody involved, accused or accuser, should have a full and fair process and that's exact

thanks for being with us, jenn. >> thank you for having me.tart with the basics. how do you know when it's time to toss your old pair of sneakers and buy a new one? this is always a question i have. >> sure. so it's really important to think of your sneakers as the foundation of your workout. and after five or six months of consistent wear, that's when you can start to experience foot pain, back pain and just lessen the quality of your workout. so it's important to monitor for any of these symptoms and that's when it's time to invest in a new pair and on top of that, if you're in a fitness rut a new pair of sneakers can give you that mental boost and that energy to chase your fitness goals. >> this is why i buy workout clothes all the time. for everyone ready to add to their shopping cart, "shape" magazine is out with 2021 sneaker awards. which shoes made the list this year? >> sure, so we can start with the skechers pulse. now, these are just $80 at skechers.com. these are the save option. and this is a light runner shoe but our testers reall

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>>reporter jenn seelig has the details.>according to the new york times ben it was the executive assistant and health policy adviser in the cuomo administration until she left in november. she tells the times the most unsettling episode happened back in june when she was alone with cuomo in his office here at the state capitol in albany. she said along with asking very personal questions. he also allegedly made a comment that he was punter relationships with women in their 20's. well, then it has not tweeted about her own allegations a few days ago, she retweeted lindsey boylan who is the former aide that made the initial allegations regarding misconduct by the governor tonight, the 63 year-old governor is responding to these allegations he says miss bennett was a hardworking in valued member of his team and has every right to speak out. the statement goes on to say quote i never made advances toward miss bennett nor did i ever intend to act in any way that was inappropriate the last thing i would have ever wanted was to ma

this is designer jenn lee's show.was shot in live action so that viewers can experience it in a vr headset or google cardboard. it's a great 360 view around, although i feel like i'm at a circus, but i guess that's just high fashion for you! and what's really struck me is that this goes so much further than just putting clothes online. four years ago, a mysterious model stirred up the fashion industry. her name was shudu and nobody knew where she came from. turns out shudu wasn't real — she came from the imagination of fashion photographer cameron james wilson and she became an internet sensation. she even appeared in a digital—only swarovski dress at the 2019 baftas in london with her movements provided by a real model in canada. such was shudu's success that wilson decided to create a model agency called the diigitals and design six more models to create a more diverse line—up, including galaxia, a much—needed alien model. in all seriousness, wilson thinks that his approach can tackle one of the biggest issues that

planting new rain forests and using them to generate income while the seeds are growing topical to jenn's to climate change. the 1000. and 9 minutes on d w. n u you may know here's here's real news you and how last year's german chancellor will bring you i'm glad mad cause you've never heard her before surprised yourself with what is possible who is magical really what moves and what. we talk to people who followed her along the way admirers and critics alike how is the world's most powerful woman shaping her legacy joining us from eccles last stop. trying. to come to subdue one giant problem and we're nearly in no mood to see a picture. of the change in blue if you can't get it. how will climate change a 30 us and our children. e.w. dot com slash water. this is the the view news live from berlin to me and my activists continue to demonstrate against the military junta despite a weekend of violence that left dozens dead. if there's an international condemnation following sunday's army violence in young gone and the military has imposed martial law in parts.

how jenn was able to transform into a better salesperson, and how the company was able to transform to the next level and still exist almost eight years later. >>> good morning and welcome to "street signs. i'm joumanna bercetche with julianna tatelbaum and these are your headlines the return of the rally. european markets coming back with a bang this morning as bond yields retreat from last week's highs. >>> uk home builders surge to the home of the stoxx 600. they say budget will see more help from first-time home fires as they look to get into a red hot home market. >>> final pmi data showing french and german manufacturing recovering faster than expected. >>> and dannon's cream of the crop shares are up as it plans to sell its stake in dannon dairy. >>> very good morning and welcome to "street signs." let's kick off the show with fresh data crossing the wires from the eurozone pmi front. we have the ihs final february manufacturing pmi and it's come in at 57.9 for the region. that was slightly better than the flash estimate of 57.7 the final pmis tend to be a fairly lackluster even

thank you to sfusd staff, jenn song, joanna fight and board of education member allison collins.city college staff meg hudson and my legislative aid, lee mile lovett for their work on this important proposal. finally i'm introducing a resolution today recognizing march as problem gambling awareness month. even during the pandemic, americans wagered nearly $22 billion on sports alone last year and a 50% increase and americans spend more money on gambling than grows re. growing methods online from internet casinos to social media gains have only increased the omni presence of gambling in our lives. beginning in 1998, the san francisco department of public-health became one of the first in the nation to offer a problem gambling prevention program to serve and support residents suffering from gambling disorders. a model that has since been replicated across the country. this resolution follows a similar resolution unanimously passed in 2019 and puts us again on the record recognizing the impact problem gambling has on our city and it's residents. and in support of our reach education

supervisor melgar, it's been such a pleasure working with you on this including your legislative aids, jenn carrillo, my legislative aid paul who has been living and breath sfusd everything along with me and school board commission kevin bogus, school board president, gabriella lopez and united educators of san francisco president susan solomon, maria sioux and mayor breed for their support behind this unified vision for building a stronger school system in san francisco and now, 100% of the board of supervisors. so, in the midst of all of the angst and division, i truly believe that rise is going to bring us all back together and we can all start to rebuild an excellent school system in this city. thank you for your support and i can't wait to hear from supervisor melgar. >> president walton: thank you. supervisor melgar. >> thank you so much, president walton. i wanted to say, first of auction thank you supervisor ronen for your incredible leadership, passion and energy and i'm so grateful that you reach out to me so we can start working on this before i got sworn in. it's a lot of work t

let's no to jenn focused on another referendum.one remarkably well. my husband and i had our second vaccinations today which is incredible. but while you all talk about recovery, ijust wonder how you are going to move forward when there are so many empty shops and people desperate to get back to work. ijust wonder how it's going to be for my grandchildren. will they ever have the opportunities that i had? they ever have the opportunities that i had?— they ever have the opportunities that i had?- i _ they ever have the opportunities that i had?- i have - they ever have the opportunities that i had?- i have had - they ever have the opportunitiesj that i had?- i have had my that i had? lorna. i have had my first vaccination _ that i had? lorna. i have had my first vaccination and _ that i had? lorna. i have had my first vaccination and i'm - that i had? lorna. i have had my first vaccination and i'm excited | first vaccination and i'm excited with— first vaccination and i'm excited with how — first vaccination and i'm excited with how