amy: that is angelique kidjo singing "born under punches."she told the finanancial times about meeting david byrne at the club sob's in new york and said "we started talking music. an american guy that knows about fela and knows about king sunny ade? this guy is crazy, but good crazy." >> i heard angelique and i was blown away. have left her as a p performer. we have e known each other for quite a long time. a year or two ago, she decided to do a talking heads cover --- cover talking heads record t tp to bottom, which is incredibly flattering. incredibly. in some ways, kind of a vindication for me. that -- it's always this kind of balancing act between a white musician in new yorork doing musicc that admits to having being influenced by y african mumusic, musicians from other parts of the world. cultural appropriation. that phrase gets thrown around. but somehow, working with angelique -- you see it is more of an exchange and it g goes every whwhich w. amy: that was david byrne, the legendary musician, artist, and now broadwayay show. his sho

angelique: i think the product's beautiful. sarah: it's beautiful.h our store? i can see actual pure space just being an issue. we'd have to convince them that it was worth it to build out one of these. damion: on that point, people don't just have a gazebo. they buy throw pillows. they buy lighting. they buy a barbecue for outside. they're perfect for upselling everything else they have in store. heath: the biggest challenge is it's certainly at a price point significantly greater than where most of our retailers are at. lemonis: what is that typical price point? heath: bought around $5,000. damion: some of our customers say to us, "we've been contemplating a $1,000 costco gazebo," and they're happy to spend $30,000 with us because they have everything they could possibly need. we actually look after our customers, which is i'd say 9 out of 10 of our customers actually say that's the reason they bought it. lemonis: the starting price point, the most affordable entry level, is what? damion: $15,500. lemonis: i would like to ultimately have it also be

judge angelique reed did just that and she did it better than anyone else. she leaves behind her daughter and i would just say that the new orleans community is better off because angie reed passed our way and she will be sorely missed. she also will hear those words, judge reed, well-done my good and faithful servant. thank you, mr. speaker. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. wright, for five minutes. mr. wright: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i'm proud to introduce the k nine hero act last week. military and law enforcement k nines work in tan den with the great men and women who serve our great nation. once they retire from service, the medical treatment they need is often significant enough to create a financial hardship for the individuals who care for them. the canine hero act creates a grant program to assist nonprofits that take in retired working dogs or provide financial assistance to the owners of retired working dogs. these grants will cover medical cost such as veterinarian visits, med

well, joining me on the set is angelique roche.as remained fairly silent for quite some time. why is this happening now? >> so i think when you consider the fact that r. kelly has been in jail for four months, that gives a moment for space. that gives a moment to allow for her not to be under her thumb. hypothetically she's been out of his influence for a good amount of time while he sits in jail but we not negate the power of surviving kelly, the work that brie bryant and andrew hampton did with that amazing documentary on creating a space that reframes the narrative around victims of sexual assault and it allows them to tell their narrative. previously, it only really focused on the predator. and now you're really getting this opportunity for the victims and survivors to come forward and have a chance to speak. >> i mean, joycelyn's parents have been trying to get their young gaurt -- daughter away from r. kelly. why is she coming forward now? >> at this point, kelly has been away from her for four months. other victims have come

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