she placed a call to a beauty salon to talk to her daughter, angie. >> i dialed angie's number at worknd a lady answered. i said, this is carol dodge, angie's mom. she said, angie has been found dead. >> just over the phone. >> i remember saying, god, no, please no. this can't be real. >> happened it turned out the night before in the tiny second floor walkup where the independent 18-year-old had just started to build her life. stabbed to death, her throat cut and carol was haunted by a conversation she had with angie that very week. >> that's what she said to me, mom, i've done something really stupid. >> did you say to her what did you do? >> no, i didn't want to pry. >> what could it have been that something stupid? did it lead to murder? idaho falls, idaho. big blue heaven above. dazzling white mormon temple below to anchor below. fine place to raise a family. three dodge boys and one girl, angie, whose birth occasion, the biggest celebration of all. >> that was a pinnacle for my parents to have the baby girl. >> little angie was one of those kids who learned about independence ear

left his dna on angie's body.s when carol became, her word, obsessed. if the police couldn't track down her daughter's killer, well, then she would. >> the anger just surged through me. and that's when i went to the streets and i literally put 60,000 miles on my truck searching for her killer. >> you put yourself in harm's way. >> oh, absolutely. i remember going to a place and the lady said you need to leave before somebody hurts you. >> that's how the days and weeks passed. >> i had a gun put to my head one night. >> in a frenzy of new leads that never panned out, but carol often ended up parked outside the apartment where angie was murdered. >> i would just stare at that house and stare at the windows and try and figure out how scared she must have been. >> something else carol couldn't stop doing, reading police reports. practically memorizing them. >> i don't sleep and i get up and i just go, what part of this don't i understand? >> it didn't make sense. >> none of it made sense. >> and in one of those report

she placed a call to a beauty salon to talk to her daughter, angie. >> i dialed angie's number at work, and a lady answered. i said, this is carol dodge, angie's mom. she said, angie has been found dead. >> just over the phone. >> i remember saying, god, no, please no. this can't be real. >> happened it turned out the night before in the tiny second floor walkup where the independent 18-year-old had just started to build her life. stabbed to death, her throat cut and carol was haunted by a conversation she had with angie that very week. >> that's what she said to me, mom, i've done something really stupid. >> did you say to her what did you do? >> no, i didn't want to pry. >> what could it have been that something stupid? would it lead to murderer? -- did it lead to measure? >> idaho falls, idaho, big blue heaven above, dazzling white mormon temple below to anchor below to anchor the town. and signal like a beacon its moral core of american virtues. fine way to raise a family, three dodge boys and one girl, i think ay, whose birth occasion, her brother benji remembers was the biggest c

angie told the detective all that so odd, to say the least, that angie swore she could not remember the's last name >> did you ever think about what his last name is yet >> i keep trying to think of it. dave dave dave dave dave i do not know why i'm drawing such a blank >> reporter: really? detective hopper turned up the heat >> about one of the first things that i had asked you at the very beginning is who, before justin, who was your relationship, and you said andy. >> uh-huh. >> and you left dave out >> right >> for whatever reason, and it doesn't matter at this point either is there any possibility that with dave or anyone else that while you've been with justin that you've maintained any relationship with anyone >> no. >> reporter: and then, finally, after more than 30 minutes of questions about this dave guy, it suddenly came to her, she said >> i remember dave's last name, by the way >> and that is >> moffitt >> moffitt >> reporter: moffitt david moffitt. a name that meant nothing at all. another dead end, most likely. but remember that business about luck most useful investigati

angie: ¿al mes? enrique: sí.claudia nos dijo que le tuvo que mentir a la pandilla. ¿cómo fue tu salida, claudia? claudia: les dijimos que íbamos a llevar al doctor al niño. angie: el gobierno salvadoreño se niega a reconocer que el fenómeno de las madres a la fuerza está ocurriendo. aunque este agente lo confirmó. >> las altas jefaturas te impiden hacer esto, ¿verdad? te impiden el que tú puedas mostrar la cruda realidad que se está viviendo, ¿verdad? porque solo los que conocemos los sectores y andamos acá nos damos cuenta de la clase de control que ejercen las pandillas. angie: a pesar de que las pandillas no le ayudan económicamente a criar a josé, la pareja se ha encariñado con el pequeño, que está creciendo junto a su hija de la misma edad. claudia: es lindo, él juega con la niña, los dos juegan. es... como que fueran iguales. angie: aunque el afecto es el mismo, a claudia a veces le asaltan las dudas. ¿qué es lo que tú más quisieras? claudia: que él fuera alguien en la vida, que no fuera como los papás. [ll

angie: estevez. steve: i got it. where y'all from? angie: fromm brooklyn, new york!yn in the building, baby. [family cheering] what do you do for a living, angie? angie: i am a special education teacher for early intervention. steve: oh, ok. that's good. good. that's a good profession. how long you been doing that? angie: for 5 years. i treat autistic children. steve: oh, ok. hey. you know, they're coming a long way with that now. angie: absolutely. steve: they're making some great headway with those kids, man. angie: yes, yes. steve: kids living full lives. man, i know several people with autistic children. grow up. they got jobs, they do real well,ncol eve: ty do real, real well. angie: yep. steve: real, real well. angie: that's the goal. steve: that's really good. that's really good. well, introduce everybody. angie: well, we have my sister-in-law rachael, my brother nicolas,

angie, gracias por estar con nosotros.s nos habÍan contado pero ninguna habÍa podido hablar pÚblicamente sobre lo que le estÁ ocurriendo. imagÍnate que un pandillero toquÉ la puerta de amenaza de muerte que debes criar su hijo. es una historia aterradora que estÁ ocurriendo y es un fenÓmeno social que ocurre en el salvador y que las autoridades no pueden controlar porque tienen mucho temor de denunciar. crolina: para ti como corresponsal cÓmo fue ingresar este mundo para poder hablar con estas mujeres. angie: tomÓ muchÍsimos meses y fue una investigaciÓn de todo nuestro equipo de aquÍ y ahora hasta que pudimos hablar con una de estas madrid y su esposo. esta pareja y sus hijos, la mamÁ que es pandillera puede ser que haya fallecido resa. borja: vamos a escuchar si te parece un pequeÑo fragmento de esta entrevista. >> que yo le tenÍa que cuidar porque sino mi filue asÍ van a todos. carolina: impresionante lo queÉ angie, a quÉ hora nos podemos sentar frente al televisor para poder ver " aquÍ y ahora". angie: a las 7:00 p.m./

supposedly angie had been meddling in ben's marriage and mr. hobbs did not like that one bit.

angie: los esperamos como todos los domingos a las 7:00 p.m. york. este extraÑo incidente sucediÓ a las 7:00 a.m. en el aeropuerto internacional newark de nueva york. es autoridades dijeron que no se reportan heridos y los vuelos se vieron afectados. carolina: mÁs adelante, ariana grande tuvo que correr a cambiarse lo que le habÍan escrito en un tatuaje y es que la gente en las redes sociales se dio cuenta del grave error y asÍ cayÓ en cuenta de lo que habÍa pasado. carolina: continuamos en vivo contigo en la ediciÓn digital. te cuento la cantante ariana grande estÁ trending en las redes sociales querÍa festejar su nuevo disco y se hizo un tatuaje en japonÉs pero el problema es que tenÍa un error y significaba algo completamente distinto. aillen: ariana grande estaba feliz y le mostrÓ al mundo su nuevo tatuaje en la palma de la mano izquierda. ella esperaba que dijera el nombre de su nuevo disco en japones. nunca espero la cantidad de reacciones y no precisamente halagando tatuaje, sino por lo que decÍa " asador al bbq". yo baje la aplicaciÓn d

. >> inside a sleeping house an armed intruder hunts for prey >> i heard angie scream, oh, my god, oh, my god. i could see blood running down his neck >> i nudged justin, and he didn't respond >> her fiance had just been killed but she's calm somehow

angie: gracias por invitarme, vamos a ver las historias, testimonios Únicos de familiares, migrantes busca su familiares, cuÁl ha sido la historia que mÁs impacto? angie: hablamos de mÁs de 4000, 1500 mÁs de lo que se pensaba, la historia que mÁs me conmoviÓ es que una familia hondureÑa sigue despuÉs de dos aÑos estÁ esperanzada de encontrar a su yo desaparecido. va ser muy emocionante para los televidentes. carolina: muchas gracias, realmente una pesadilla para esos padres de familia. borja: no queda muy poco tiempo del programa, podemos retomar un poco de la cuestiÓn del dÍa. te contamos que el actor mexicano jorge guerrero desempeÑÓ un papel en la pelÍcula roma, no podrÁ asistir en los premios oscar porque le negaron la visa. la primera vez que le dieron no fue a principio de 2018, luego en noviembre cuando quiso asistir a un evento en la alfombra roja. no fue a la embajada estadounidense con una carta de invitaciÓn, por tercera vez se la negaron. carolina: tiene 10 nominaciones a los oscars. veremos que pasa con esta pelÍcula. anabele: investigaciones determinan que la compaÑÍa p

they changed their mind only after i was elected president. >> angie?tly false. >> mostly? >> and what happened is schumer and some of the democrats voted for a fence in 2006, the secure fence act. democrats continued to be willing to fund the barriers that that law provided for. trump, when he was campaigning, said the fence was insufficient and it wasn't going to be as great as his wall. he made very clear distinctions between what schumer supported and what he wants. so this one is wrong a couple of different ways as well. >> so we've added then to the numbers, whichever way you count it, over 7,000 from the washington post and others and those that work with you on the truth meter are doing a great job of that. angie drobnic hollan, thank you. >> thank you. >>> and still ahead, the explosive report in "the new york times" that the fbi was so alarmed by president trump's firing of james comey they opened an investigation into whether he was working for the country of russia. for the country of russia. no more excuses with cologuard. we all make excus

my height was eight to angie and it is a similar experience to members. —— my heart goes out.g he's talking to advisers but there are some import and export specialists who could really help him solve those issues. companies are currently exported list of the world already. especially enlisted and drink industry, it is small businesses who will be importing exporting suddenly. yes, overnight. but there are companies eight near and said additions like errors which can help. i hope that helps andrew and his porsche chocolates and any business there is help, it isjust about looking on the right places. -- is about looking on the right places. —— is posh chocolates. about looking on the right places. -- is posh chocolates. thank you. hopefully we are answering a lot of your questions. sacha in kent. will i, as a british citizen, lose my freedom of movement rights? and will eu citizens retain their rights to the rest of the eu and eea, so in effect british citizens are losing their freedom of movement, and eu citizens access to one country? chris, can you answer that? very briefly,

angie greg is a former reporter for the commercial appeal in memphis. she moved to minnesota in 2005 to be an executive at st. jude medical. she's the first openly gay fromn elected to congress minnesota. one of the first two women -- muslim women elected to congress. she became an american citizen in 2000. she worked in a variety of positions teaching proper nutrition while being engaged in local politics. that activity led to her election to the minnesota house of representatives in 2016. dean phillips was less than a year old when his father was killed in the vietnam war. of --ther married the sun mr. phillips is president of a distilling company. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. c-span's cities tour's take you to santa monica, california. we highlight santa monica's literary life and history. saturday at noon eastern on book tv. ruben as he sold describes santa monica's culture and more. aggressivenica is an , southern california beach city. it's a major tourist destination. ast well-known for being place where people might come to

i mean it's just a matter of time when the next is us to step forward saying it's not good to his angie bowman thank you very much for your analysis first then. thank you well as skies over the global economy at docketing the latest assessment of the world bank in its annual report the bank has downgraded its outlook for this year it cites rising trade tensions weakening that affect training and growing financial stress in emerging markets the bank now says it expects the economy to grow by only two point nine percent marginally down from the three percent it will cost back in june and some perspective on this from frankfurt sounds more like a dimming of the economic outlook to me not a docketing what do you reckon yeah there's hardly a difference to us if we hear three percent ok that was two thousand and eighteen and now in two thousand and nineteen two point nine percent so what but of course the threatening crises the storms that the world bank is talking about that's what is behind that scenario behind that picture and if there is a stall in the trade talks between china and the un

angie is a former reporter for the commercial appeal in memphis, tennessee.he moved to minnesota in 2005 to be an executive at saint jude medical. medical device manufacturer. she's the first openly a person elected to congress by minnesota photos. , became one of the first to muslim women elected to congress in 2018. she succeeds representative allison, elected minnesota's attorney general. an american citizen in 2000. she worked in a variety of positions teaching proper nutrition, also being engaged in state and local politics minnesota. that activity led to her election. in 2016. democrat, dean phillips was less than a year old when his father was killed in the vietnam war. his mother married the son of abigail van buren. popularly known for her dear abby advice column. he's not president of the discerning company which has been in the family for over 100 years. ... next the opening of the 116th congress and the u.s. senate. the opening comes on the 13th day of the government shut down. 34 members of the body stood for election and were sworn in. republica

. >> i felt i needed to protect the privacy of angie. i'll still glad i took the photo. >> where was angelina 20 years ago? twaeshl she was here picking up her very first s.a.g. award. you cannot imagine the fashion emergency she had that day. >> this is the show where actors celebrate each other. it started today. yara shahidi was part of the silver carpet rollout to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the awards. >> the 1954 film was shot at this iconic l.a. landmark. the theater is also where bradley hosted the l.a. premier. >> to be here at the shrine where the judy garland version was filmed. >> it's always felt like this was the place to have it. >> only member of screen actors guild are eligible to cast ballots and there could be some epic red carpet reunion. "fatal attraction" costars glenn close and michael douglas are both nominated hello, forrest. >> hello, jenny. >> tom hanks and robin wright will be in attendance. "e.t." was with tom backstage moments after he won. >> so thrilled to be the winners of the first ones. i certainl

angie and sasha, i love playing against both of them so i told them at the net, hold on a second, whatrth and western australia, thank you fans, you guys have been terrific again. it's always packed, it's always a good atmosphere. yeah, we love australia, all of us. so do i, thank you very much everybody, see you soon, take care everybody. i hope i see you next year, thank you! cheering. he's saying all the right think that he had to hang around in australia for the open. right, let's check some of today's other sports stories. india haven't won a test series on australian soil since they started touring back “11947, but they're on the verge of breaking that hoodoo. the hosts struggled on the third day of the final test in sydney. this remarkable catch from ajinkya rahane showing why india have a 2—1 lead in the series. bad light ended play with australia on 236—6, trailing by 386 runs. england captainjoe root made 26 for sydney thunder in australia's big bash league. he wasn't able to stop them from falling to an eight—wicket defeat at the hands of melbourne stars though. they go seco

jay was never in that car and the woman seen carrying an empty car seat is actually davila's cousin, angiee believe right now that he knows the woman who took the baby, we believe that this was set up. >> reporter: police say davila was arrested for endangering a child. from jail, he denies being involved. king jay's mother and davila's fiance is defending him. >> he made a mistake. we admit that was wrong. and he freaked out. he was panicking. i was like, hang up, call the cops. that's the first thing he did. >> reporter: the cousin was arrested on an unrelated charge. police say they did find davila's car, but tonight, there is still a desperate search for little king jay. david? >> clayton, thank you. >>> when we come back, the woman in a vegetative state who then gave birth. authorities now collecting dna from workers in an attempt to find the father in that facility. >>> and more on that train derailment. several car ffrom a home. >>> and tonight, the man charged with stealing his roommate's scratchoff ticket. that ticket was worth $10 million. back in a moment. this is your wake-up c

with you as well and he got credibility by being seen to be responsible in doing talking to her but angie you noticed something strange about the summing up in the no confidence speech indicating more serious splits in the labor party was short thought. to the person winding up jeremy coughlin would be his great ally the man who's the key to this whole cauldron project john mcdonnell the shadow chancellor in fact he was worn down the front page almost as far out if you almost where the speaker sits which was very strange in the debate was wound up by the deputy they believe to. be no supporter of coleman he managed to get through a very clever funny speech that meant in the leader of the opposition by name and i just wonder now the cracks between the chart shadow chancellor and the labor leader are beginning to grow and trust me if a leader falls out with his chance or shot in china that's got profound issues that it's going to have and resume going on really well they do you work for trades we have the home office but with the right thing to do it i mean are you surprised that she's mana

thing and then two days later we were in liberties in london in the material department with him and angie and he's possibly rose material going what do you think this would be and i'm like well get new curtains or grab the flower looked a lot but i hadn't joined adult i mean eight it was an educational trip really want to design the same page to be able to throw ideas and so after reus those you said oh we're going to see a play and i said i'll grab it with that cold he said i've no idea. why we're going to say that he said because the lights and diet is the best one in london at the moment i want to study the lion and see how it changes the audience reaction is because i won't i'm going to be asking you what color we should use during so i'm going to put show to go because at the time britain was going through i mean nowadays it's yeah to say because it was going through a recession then obviously the recession now is livingstone living wages are going out of the yes the napoleonic wars the decline not quite as bad as that but the seventy's yeah it was that was all colorful dark period y

i never thought i would be able to live on my own angie harrell be able to cook a meal for myself. >> came out of that dark room, graduated from school, found love and created a life and hopes his story helps someone else find the light. ktvu fox 2 news. >> a lot of people still talking about that weather we had on the weekend. i see changes ahead. >> yes, already. moving in. we are looking at temperatures similar to yesterday but a little bit more cloud cover today in many spots and getting into tuesday morning, perhaps a little bit of drizzle and a few sprinkles as we begin to see the transition. the live look at the bay area this hour shows you the partly sunny and mostly cloudy skies in store. today is going to be dry and we'll remain with the unseasonably mild weather. things start to change up. tuesday you may notice it feels cooler and damp. showers in the forecast shouldn't be a big deal. wednesday by the afternoon it looks like as we get into the evening drive, that widespread rain will begin to move in with anywhere from a quarter to half inch of rain expected for most areas

goody morning jay and angie.d called love,cecy based on a true story ripped from the headlines, love, cecy takes audiences back to the cholo, free-style culture of the 90s of richmond, california as it retells the story of 15 year old cecilia rios. the film follows rios' promising beginnings- striving to become a lawyer while keeping her troubled boyfriend off the streets- to its tragic end on march 14, 1994, as she took a shortcut home through a deserted elementary school. ( marty )(2-shot) thanks guys. we'll be right back. (ácommercialá) right back. we'll be thanks guys.(2-shot)( marty ) (2-shot)thanks guys. we'll be right back. ( marty ) in this morning's hidden history series we visit a small kansas town with a big story about survival after slavery. ashonti ford visited nicodemus, kansas -- the only remaining western town established by freed slaves. (angela bates, director of historical society - "slavery produced in us -- a spirit of determination") --- ashonti --- and áátenacity --- to build and sustain a

and i think my sister angie will get another cat. >> greg: i will probably become 35% better looking,r and 6% smarter with a plus or minus 3%. i predict this year's oscars will be the shortest ever because there will be only four presenters. everyone else has fled the country. >> pete: pretty good, dana is 3 for 3. >> dana: my record over the years, i'm kind of going added. this year, the kennedy one, i nailed it. i said there would be a vacancy of the year before and there was because unfortunately justice scalia passed away. and then i said harry reid wouldn't run for reelection and he didn't. this year, i don't feel like i have a great handle on things. but can i do mind? and going to say, and i believe it to be true. kate middleton will announce she's going to have a fourth baby. i think free solo is going to win documentary of the year at the oscars. and i think the rams are going to win the super bowl. it doesn't feel like an informed opinion coming for me. i was waived off of this printer think tom brady is going to retire in 2019. he's going to try to end on a high note and no

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one of the boats is assigned to 34-year-old angie davis. >> this obviously is not where a bed is supposed to be. >> i want your juice, sugar. she's betting on giving her juice. >> it's right by the table where everyone eats, where everyone sits and talks and plays cards and gets on my nerves. >> they're sitting over top of you eating their food. i want to talk to obama about this. >> well, these are the bunks. it looks like the projects back here. somebody didn't flush the toilet, and that's gross. all right. toilet. this is the shower area, which someone has been in here. and you see this is just where people don't have home training. they just open stuff and just throw it all over the floor like they have maids. the women -- you just wouldn't believe how silly it is. [ indistinct shouting ] you hear that [bleep]? >> yes, you did! >> no, i didn't! >> so here we go. >> people be coming up, telling us bull[bleep] about y'all! >> how old are you, though? >> how old are you? >> 28! >> i'm 27, i'm 27! ain't nobody going back [bleep] ain't nobody tell j.p. that y'all was talking about her! so

. >> inside a sleeping house an armed intruder hunts for prey >> i heard angie scream, oh, my god, ohd justin, and he didn't respond >> her fiance had just been killed but she's calm somehow

. >> angie runs the department. to invite me to take a walk on role. >> reporter: i want to try to do it all. talk about memory lane. i acted and directed all through high school and some of college. "guys and dolls"st was my performance as a teen. >> let me hear from big joey. >> reporter: you will give me cash. >> i heard it. >> reporter: this is more about pretending. it is chadecter lopment, comprehension, memorization, tem bui team ilding. >> the skills can serve them in any field they want to do. reporter: you can't measure the value of arts courses. when school budgets are tight, the arts often s the first or biggest cuts. the thespians at this school will tell you, the proof is in the perforn'nce. >> wou it be wonderful if we could get married tomorro night? >> reporter: grace is the female lead. she'll graduate this spring af r four years on stage a behind the scenes. >> i love taking on a new character, a about the character, but also about yourself. you learn so much about yourself through pursug these di

another best-selling author, angie thomas, tweeted this. "this is appalling.ay show savannah guthrie, at all involved need to be a shame. i'm waiting for the day the kids with color are given this much to busy. do better." marie harf, where are we in all of this? >> marie: have never been happier to not be on twitter, by the way, then i was this weeken. part of the challenge over the weekend -- one side of the i was using this for political purposes. and now the other side a strength use that as well. i think it's more complicated. i have watched the hour plus a video. it seems clear that the original narrative wasn't accurate. it also seems clear that there were some bad things the students were doing. the tomahawk chop they were doing. there is new video of them yelling very offensive things at a group of female students. everyone here should have just walked away. my question has always been, where were the parents? where were the chaperones? where would the adults? >> harris: well, you had a lot of adults there who also were not walking away. >> marie: i h

angie and sasha, i love playing against both of them so i told them at the next, hold on a second, whatdy. i hope i see you next year, thank you! cheering. we have got some goals for you. rory mcilroy‘s tied for second at the sentry tournament of champions in hawaii. this is the first time that mcilroy‘s playing in the event, with a field made up exclusively of players who‘ve won on the pga tour. mcilroy‘s three shots of leader gary woodland, the third round takes place today. let‘s check some of today‘s other sports stories. india haven‘t won a test series on australian soil since they started touring back in 1947, but they‘re on the verge of breaking that hoodoo. the hosts struggled on the third day of the final test in sydney. this remarkable catch from ajinkya rahane showing why india have a 2—1 lead in the series. bad light ended play with australia on 236—6, trailing by 386 runs. england captainjoe root made 26 for sydney thunder in australia‘s big bash league. he wasn‘t able to stop them from falling to an eight—wicket defeat at the hands of melbourne stars though. they go second

year-old father, christopher davila, and his grandmother, 64-year-old beatrice sampaio, and a cousin angies, who's 45. police say each of these relatives worked together to put the boy somewhere where he could not be found. they also allegedly faked a kidnapping to cover up foul play. the police chief announcing these charges overnight and also talking about how difficult this is even for law enforcement. and what he had to say to people who potentially have information about this case. take a listen. >> anyone who has information that your time is running out to come forward and talk to us if you have information about his whereabouts or what happened to him. and if you've already lied to us, then we're going to charge you too. >> reporter: we know that police do have a couple of areas where they are searching. but they wouldn't reveal publicly exactly where that is. and certainly investigators have a difficult road ahead of them as they try to answer the questions of why this happened. but more importantly, where is little 8-month-old king jay. kenneth, janai? >> our thanks to marcus the

too in particular some celebrities who are known to be supporters of president assad like actress angie moore out here and also actor saudi aswad now we got in touch with a member of the syrian opposition this is what he said about the photos i just want to tell them please stop pulling us we know your propaganda and your teacher is driven home the famous syrian actor who taught you over forty five years how to absorb the anger of the syrian people my message to all of you please stop fooling us even i said loyalists are fed up with you my message to you is is syrian revolution continues we will not be silent as it must go and we also spoke to the editor of a world view a website that specializes on syria and they explain the situation regarding the shortages that the assad regime says or well it's due to sanctions but that's not really yet but the matter is the country has lost four hundred billion dollars in damage and you're conflict was seventy five percent of its g.d.p. on top of structural problems of a small elite controlling the economy the assad regime broke the country it owns

everyone from colton whitehead to justin moore to nick stone to angie thomas to broaden it to writers of different colors, christina henrique and is a belly and a. i could go on and on and on. i will decline however at trying to fix my comp, because i'm telling you when i read a book like the mothers by brett bennett who is this amazing african-american female author who blew me away with her book last year. she's younger than i am and i wouldn't even begin to say your first book was as good as that one. i would never do that. i would be weary to put myself in competition with other offers. i'm just grateful there are so many incredible authors of color i get to read whose stories blow me away every time a. i remember cold and whitehead has been on social media talking about the fact he had a new book coming out and it's like i ordered it the minute i think that he announced it because i was so excited to read the next one. again i say all this time and i maintain if you look at your bookshelf and you are not reading authors of color you are not only missing out on some incredible sto

very much a weather theme, if you look at number one, the uk angie was the coldest night of winter soal of finland helsinki, where it has been government policy since 2007 to put people who are homeless or have been rough sleeping in a housing first principle, so that they are put into permanent housing as quickly as possible. that is different to the uk, where people who are homeless or have been sleeping rough have to go to a hostel or into temporary accommodation first of all before they can apply for permanent housing. and in helsinki, they are providing support and back—up for those people, with training, education, help with addiction issues and so on. so that is a really interesting read and it is at number three at the moment. incidentally, we havejust had number three at the moment. incidentally, we have just had the latest figures from the department for housing for rough sleeping in england. broadly, it is down a little across england but it is up in london and we are going to be talking about that with michael buchanan in just a few talking about that with michael buchanan

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johanna hayes, laura trajan, katie hill, presley, david trone, ed case, gill cesndso, kendra horn, angie craig, joe cunningham, chris papas, andy levin, susan wild, sylvia garcia, katie porter, debbie mercasel-powell, dean madeleine, hailey stevens, gregg stanton, josh harter, lucy mcbath, abigail spanberger, chrissie high school hasn't, donna shalala, alexander ocasio karates, t.j. conform, dean phillips, johanna hayes, and then a few more people who have added their names in the script that i may not be able to read accurately. in total, an estimated 46 signatures on this letter addressed to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. mr. president, i ask this letter be entered into the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. merkley: mr. president, the freshmen of the house are speaking a lot of common sense in this letter. they're saying, here we are looking at bills that the senate passed under republican leadership, that the house has passed under democratic leadership. that's the foundation for going forward. let not the senate leadership be the obstruction to common sen

democrat angie craig is a former reporter for the commercial appeal in memphis, tennessee. she moved to minnesota in 2005 to be an executive at st. jude medical, a medical device manufacturer. she's the first openly gay person elected to congress by minnesota voters. ilhan omar became one of the first two muslim women elected to congress in 2018 and succeeds keith ellison elected minnesota's attorney general. miss omar became an american citizen in 2000. she worked in a variety of positions teaching proper nutrition while being engaged in state and local politics in minnesota. that activity led to her election to the minnesota house of representatives in 2016. democrat deen phillips was less than a year old when his father was killed in the vietnam war. his mother later married the son of abigail van burren known for her dear abby advice column and now president of the phillips distilling company which has been in his family over on100 years. watch it all on c-span. >> this weekend, c-span cities tour takes you to santa monica, california, with the help of our spectrum cabl

las autoridades recibieron el reporte de un robo en esta tienda donde sorprendieron a esta mujer, angieorprendieron robando en la tienda y ademas es prima del padre del niÑo. las autoridades dicen que el falso secuestro fue fabricado por el padre y por su prima. "el bebÉ no estaba en el carro el dÍa en que se llevaron el automÓvil". las autoridades allanaron la casa del padre y perros policÍas olfatear los alrededores buscando el pequeÑo. las autoridades dicen que la familia del pequeÑo y el padre del menor no estÁn colaborando con la investigaciÓn. aseguran que hay muchas personas que tienen informaciÓn sobre lo que sucediÓ con el bebÉ y que podrÍan ahora enfrentar cargos. satcha: quÉ caso tan lamentable. seguiremos de cerca todo lo que ocurre en las prÓximas semanas. una oficial hispana pierde la vida cumpliendo con su labor. natal y corona de 22 aÑos investigaba un choque mÚltiple cuando un sujeto abriÓ fuego en su contra desde una de los autos. corona, quien se acababa de graduar de la academia de policÍa, fue trasladada al hospital y mÁs tarde fue pronunciada muerta. los agentes ha

so angie will be stishging arou sticking around afterwards if they want to chat and we want to thank everyone for participating. next i'd like to welcome adam powell with the emergency response initiative at the university. >> thank you, maggie. and welcome to a re-election cybersecurity and end of cyber week for i'd like to thank our partners at the association and the wilson center for hosting this event. for the past few years usc has been engaged in cybersecurity initiative involving the schools of communication, engineering, business, public policy and law. because it is not just a single discipline facing the challenge. in working with the national governor's association it has been a wonderful experience because with nga we are reinforcing every day the notion that one size are says does not fit all and there are 54 jurisdictions and every which is different and the states are truly the laboratories of democracy and so what we will hear today from these three states is how they are inventing on the ground solutions outside of washington, new york and los angeles which really p

did i begin to wake up and see that there was a whole different, not only to you but jason reynolds, angie thomas, mildred taylor, meyers, understand because surely we like people don't really get it, we will only see glimpse and get closer because of authors like you, so on behalf of my students -- >> guest: some of the authors that came before me and paveed the road and they actually did show the world what the african american experience looked like so thank you for using those books and thank you for calling and so greenville. that's amazing. >> host: michael, alabama. >> caller: good afternoon, finally at all last i'm able to talk to in-depth guest. ms. woodson i'm a big admirer and huge fan of yours although most of the african-american fiction i've read has been from other authors, my question is about actually i have two questions about children's fiction and about the challenges or pitfalls of getting published. first of all, i'm hoping to get others especially children to elementary schoolers to grow with a very rare autism and mental illness and so forth. it's like african ameri

angie he hasn't lost control of the overall brexit process.ent sides of the conservative party coming together around a brokered deal, it is like getting panders to me to get those two wins of the party to agree on anything, but that doesn't have much reference to what is negotiated in russells. looking at the yvette cooper amendment, there were concerns about the constitutional amendments that the mps trying to ta ke amendments that the mps trying to take the timetable and process away from the government. a lot of people we re very concerned from the government. a lot of people were very concerned about the fact that any form of delaying of article 50 and brexit would be seen as a possible risk for the entire process. understandably, a lot of mps wanted a lot more clarity and a lot of people are concerned about what crashing out with the new deal would mean. to take any's metaphor, yes to have these two pandas mating, but they are both sterile. nothing will happen in brussels. we don't know that. the malthouse plan will not work in its exact

ayanna pressley, and ag case gil cisneros rashida tlaib angie craig joe cunningham chris pappas and susan wilde, katie porter, debbie powell dylan omar , dean matalin, haley stephens, greg stanton, josh harter, lindsay macbeth, abigail sand burger, chrissie houlihan, donnana shalala, laura underwood alexandria ocasio-cortez, veronica escobar, cj cox, deanrm phillips, jahana hayes and a few more people who have added their names in script that i may not be able to read accurately. an estimated 46 signatures on this letter addressed to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. mr. president i asked this letter be etched into the record. >> without objection. >> esther president the freshman of the house are speaking a lot of common sense in this letter. they are saying here we are, looking at those that the senate passed under republican leadership. that the house has passed under democratic leadership. that's the foundation for going forward. let's not the senate leadership to be the obstruction to common sense. but not this chamber sit empty, sit quiet, sit without votes from these bills to