my name is audrey leong, a-u-d-r-e-y l-a-n-e-o-n-g. i have been here in san francisco for 26 years, and i spoke to you after witnessing my chinese co-worker who was harassed by a caucasian manager. after this, i started harassment and retaliation by the same caucasian male program manager. i'm here today to thank you all for having department of ethics commission contact me regarding my complaint. thank you. my current job class is 1630. i have been a union steward for more than ten years for seiu 21. i have exercised my responsibility and duty for the city of san francisco employees. my doctor asked me to take care of myself, reduce my stress and stay away from this program manager to avoid harassment. i was advised a year ago to stay away from harassment. now, this year, in june 2017, i was reassigned back to the same program manager. human service agency, hsa failed to apply fair treatment to me. i love my job. i want to come back to work, but i cannot under the same program manager who has a history of harassment -- of harassing an

before joining the lab in 2006, audrey worked with the film collection. heidi completed her education at western washington university, earning a masters in history with a certificate in archives and records management. it is a pleasure to have them return to highlight their work. please join me in welcoming our presenters, audrey amidon and heidi holmstrom. >> hi. thank you. today heidi and i will be sharing films of the first motion picture unit. our goal is to provide an introduction to a group of fascinating films to explain why making them was posht. everything you see today will be available on the gnash national archives youtube channel. we work in the motion picture lab. we avessess films for deterioration. make new film copies and digitize for access. if you want to know more, please check out the short video we made a few years back. it's called "out of the dark" and is saudi arabia on our main youtube channel. how did we end up with the first motion picture unit? there was an urgent need to train millions of men very quickly. during world war i

audrey and i exercise our 1021 responsibilities and rights. we stood up and testified against corruption at the city services commissions. some people pay to get their jobs while other people are qualified on a hiring list but never have a chance to be hired. the system is for fair employment and fair hiring practices. the department of human services director acknowledged the problems and complaints brought before him for the last six years. they agreed to create effective policies to include training for all management staff posting posters to make public the bribery and ex-portion. nothing has been done and we're not sure what to do audrey and myself and many other members and employees coming from different departments, we testify in this same room in december 2015, august 15, 2016 and december 18th, 2017. we testify about problems in the departments. some people paid to be hired and retain their job and on going extortion. to this day, many januaryer toes expect to pay expensive gifts to their supervisors and managers for them to avoid un

the district attorney, audrey lewis. >> thank you, all. we know you have a lot of questions you want answers to. our number one priority and goal is to help the victims and their families. we ask that you respect that as well. theant to be sure to notify families of the victims before the media gets a hold of that information. news to bear, we want to be the ones to share it with the families. we have a lot of law enforcement working well tet we commend the professionalism occurring. because we have to make sure that the crime scene is handled appropriately, it takes time. unfortunately, that leaves a lot of families of the victims with questions. we will be updating them as soon as we have information. answers thatthe they need. we appreciate the work of all law enforcement and we appreciate you guys. we know you are trying to get out information. the media has done a pretty good job of making sure. -- of making sure that the safe and thes crime scene is preserved. and processed appropriately. >> next, regional director freeman martin. >>

audrey leoney and earl oxymorphone. >> hi, commissioner. good afternoon. my name is audrey leoney.i lived in the neighborhood over 30 years. i know that neighborhood is a very good neighborhood as warm as but one thing i need to mention about it, like, we really care about our neighborhood. i lived there for a long time, over 30 years. and i and there you know what? the pollution is very bad for us. my in-laws die from lung cancer. my brother-in-law died from lung cancer. it is all about air. please. consider our neighborhoods and our neighbors who live there and their health. there are people who want health. health is very important for our neighborhoods and our neighbors. please consider our neighbors. our health is very important. we understand that they want to come to our neighborhoods and actually, i'm not against that but i'm opposed to it, like, why for health? the first thing i need to let you know i'm living there. i don't know about the mta going to change the parking and traffic. we did not receive any notice about that. i went to the meeting in april on the elementary

the district or tony, audrey lewis.of questions but understand that these, our number one priority and golf is to be victims and their families. we want you to respect that as well. we want to notify families before the media and get notified. it is critical that if we have bad news to bear they need to hear it before it is announced in the media. we have lots of law enforcement working well together both federal and local state agencies and we highly commend the professionalism that is occurring. it was we need to make sure the crime scene is handled properly, it takes time and, unfortunately, that leaves a lot of victims families wanting ans is which we do not have at the moment. we will provide that information as soon as we can say they have the information they need. we appreciate the work of all law enforcement. we do not feel the reason it continuing threat and i think the media has done a pretty good job to make sure that has been pronounced to the public. we are working diligently both to inform the family and

is this my file on audrey van der mere? yeah. i figured that if clavo's out there with nothing, maybe he'd try to get something back. the diamonds. but i searched duncroft's showroom. there's no uncut diamonds. right, there's no uncut diamonds. she's just a wholesaler. she doesn't process diamonds. well, she didn't, but take a look at this. this is a work visa that was obtained by audrey van der mere. negandra padir? what's his story? he entered the country three days ago. and he was traveling with five children. natalia... he's a diamond cutter. she is laundering the diamonds; she's just getting somebody else to do her dirty work. take a look at what he listed as his residence. boa vista: 1145 ocean, bal harbor. that's duncroft. if the diamonds are there, maybe clavo will be. miami-dade p.d. we have a search warrant. you've already searched the store. that was for the showroom. this is for the whole premises. this clavo you're looking for isn't here. yeah, well, we're going to see about that. hey, what's behind this door?

president donald trump has met with philippines leader audrey go to territory on his tour of asia after turkey has launched a brutal war on drugs including extra judicial killings and critics wanted trying to bring up a human rights violations with their territory but it appears the issue was not discussed in detail. at a gathering swirling with controversy an unexpected moment of tenderness. the filipino president pulled out all the stops at a gala to open the summit on sunday. i mean. good news for you thank the orders of the. united states. but some say detectives not the only one hitting the wrong notes ahead of the summit filipino rights groups urged trump to confront a terror takeover his war on drugs a crackdown that's left thousands dead over the past year but if there was any criticism from trunk it was not on display in manila trump showered his host a self-proclaimed trailer with compliments. and i want to thank you for your incredible hospitality and the show last night the talent show i assume mostly from the philippines was fantastic thank you. the camaraderie did not go d

mary mana, audrey and tamara. >> good afternoon and thank you everyone in this room. i'm ellen, i am a family social worker. we have a team done research from the chinese community and a community that has impacted [inaudible] for mcds. i am here to support safe access for patients. at the same time, i'm here to request to all of you here being responsible adults. create a zone -- a thousand feet zone a wray from the kids including any facility serving zero to 18 kids. we have done research. according to federal law, whoever allow cannabis to open in a position that is opposed by majority of neighbors creating a nuisance to people, they're liable for a lawsuit. they're liable for any damage that is created. number two the landlord allow it's property to have a cannabis operation is liable for a lawsuit. the city and county of san francisco had a council here today. as you and i know, in this room right here, every month, is there is a lawsuit against the city and county of san francisco. i do not think the taxpayer is willing to pay more lawsuits related to this canna

thank you. >> next is the district attorney, audrey lewis. >> thank you, all, and we know that you haves of questions that you want answers to, but our number one goal is to the families and the victims and we ask that you respect that as well. we want to be sure to notify victims' families before media gets ahold of that information. it's critical to the families that if we have bad news to bear, they need to hear it before it's announced on media. and we'll try to work to ensure that that occurs. we have a lot of law enforcement that's working well together with federal and local and state agencies and we commend the professionalism that's occurring. because we have to make sure that that crime scene is handled appropriately, it takes time. and unfortunately it leaves victims' families wanting answers that we don't have at this moment. we'll update them as soon as we have the information so they have the answers they need to deal with the loss or go to their loved ones that may be in the hospital. we appreciate the work of all law enforcement and we appreciate you guys and know that y

thank you. >> next is the district attorney, audrey lewis. >> thank you all.ow that you want -- you have lots of questions that you want answers to, but understand this. our number one priority and goal is to the victims and their families at this point and we ask that you respect that as well. we want to make sure to notify victims' families before media gets ahold of that information. it is critical to those families that if we have bad news to bear, they need to hear it before it's announced on the media. we're going to try to work to ensure that that occurs. we have lots of law enforcement who are all working very well together with federal and local and state agencies, and we highly commend the professionalism that's occurring, but because we have to make sure that that crime scene is handled appropriately, it takes time. and unfortunately that leaves a lot of victims' families wanting answers that we don't really have for them at this moment. we will be updating them as soon as we have information and providing that information so that they have the answ

thank you. >> next is the district attorney, audrey lewis. >> thank you, all, and we know that you havestions that you want answers to, but our number one goal is to the families and the victims and we ask that you respect that as well. we want to be sure to notify victims' families before media gets ahold of that information. it's critical to the families that if we have bad news to bear, they need to hear it before it's announced on media. and we'll try to work to ensure that that occurs. we have a lot of law enforcement that's working well together with federal and local and state agencies and we commend the professionalism that's occurring. because we have to make sure that that crime scene is handled appropriately, it takes time. and unfortunately it leaves victims' families wanting answers that we don't have at this moment. we'll update them as soon as we have the information so they have the answers they need to deal with the loss or go to their loved ones that may be in the hospital. we appreciate the work of all law enforcement and we appreciate you guys and know that you are t

don't express my gratitude to the sheriff of wilson county to the difficult journey from this area audrey lewis root reason to say that there is because your territory is larger than just wilson county. in two d.p.s. director freeman martin each of those three will be speaking shortly but also to the mayor of the area where we are located right near the mayor of stockdale to the department of homeland security. to the a.t.f. the f.b.i. the very county sheriff's office the guadalupe county sheriff's office the wilson county sheriff's office the liberty a police department the starkville city marshal's office and the seguin police department and i have no doubt that there are other law enforcement as well as emergency agencies that have responded to this and i regret if i did not mention you just know that we appreciate the profound way that everybody's come together. i would like to now turn things over to sheriff joe tackett from wilson county in whose jurisdiction the crime occurred and whose jurisdiction we're in right now. thanks for each time we're. we all in here know what happened t

next is the district attorney, audrey lewis. >> thank you all, and we know that you want -- you have lots of questions that you want answers too, but understand this, our number one priority goal is to the victims and families at this point and we ask that you respect as well. we want to make sure that we notify victims' families before media gets ahold of that information. it is critical to those families, that if they -- if we have bad news to bear it needs -- they need to hear it before it's announced on the media. we'll work to ensure that that occurs. we have lots of law enforcement who are all working very well together with federal and local and state agencies. and we highly commend the professionalism that's occurring, but because we have to make sure that that crime scene is handled appropriately, it takes time. unfortunately, that leaves a lot of victims' families wanting answers that we don't have at this moment. we'll be updating them as soon as information and providing that information so that they have the answers they need to deal with either the loss or go to their l

. >> reporter: i'm so happy i ran into larry, james and audrey from silver spring. >> hey. >> reportergive it up. >> what's up. >> reporter: hey, family. we came up here at what time. >> like? what time. do you know what time it is now. >> reporter: i've lost all track of time. >> say 4 o'clock. >> reporter: so, you just got here. >> yeah. >> reporter: first time? >> yup. >> reporter: what are we looking for? >> just looking. >> deals, everything, deals, discounts. >> reporter: how was thanksgiving dinner. >> fun and full. [laughter] >> reporter: what brought you guys out here for the first time? were you just like, hey, let's try this? >> coach and michael kors. >> reporter: oh, yeah, see, i just talked to another shopper who has been here since 1 o'clock, they say coach and michael kors has some amazing deals but they end early this morning so you have about an hour or two left so maybe you guys should get on in there and get some shopping done. thank you so much. >> no problem. >> reporter: and it is cold out here so you might need hat audrey. i need a hat but i got all this hair,,

audrey hepburn did it, and the iconic store opened a cafe in their flagship store in new york. the character in the movie, she had to eat her breakfast outside, but you can dine inside at the blue box cafe. check this out. breakfast, yeah, it's beautiful. it's going to cost you 29 bucks for breakfast. it do include a croissant, fresh fruit, and choice of an entree and tea and coffee. they have a set price lunch at $39, and afternoon bucks. >> a bargain. >> in new york it is! another sign the holiday sees subpoena is here. -- season is here. the rockefeller christmas tree arrived. the norway spruce is about 50 feet in diameter, and arrived from pennsylvania. soon will be decorated with 50,000 lights, and topped with a star. the annual tree lighting is set to take place november 29th. >> nice. >> we should go there. let's go. >> road trip! >> get on the bolt, or whatever the buses are cold. >> i don't know about that. >> you never heard of the bolt bus? >> yeah. >> are you ready for the redskins to make a run? vikings in town tomorrow. what's it going to ♪ ♪ it feels good to be b

on stage at the memorial theater was audrey cooper, she broke down the election and promotion of herew book. >> they corrupted data, what you didn't know is that they got into our voter files. >> reporter: when she was briefed by the fbi about the extent of russian hacking into the democratic national committee, she didn't want to go back.>> they should put some yellow tape around. i wanted to go to the pentagon. >> reporter: russian hackers were inside the dnc for over a year but she didn't find out until this moment. >> i was at a concert. a beyonci concert. i'm a single lady and she was just as grooving as she wanted to be and i'm trying to take a picture and i'm like, what's wrong with my phone? >> reporter: when she took over, she says she also found out about how money was being spent and by whom. courtesy of a memo from the clinton campaign. >> i found no evident -- evidence that the primary was rigged but what i found evidence of which made me very upset, i found evidence that in addition to the fundraising agreement, there was an addendum, a memorandum of understanding that

veronica gallegos nos tiene el reporte con la informacin mas reciente. banner freyman christopher audreyla preparatoria ''mount eden'' en hayward confes ayer ser responsable de lo que los administradores del plantel consideraron un simbolo de violencia. --al parecer... funcionarios de la escuela descubrieron el pasado viernes 5 representaciones de sogas para ahorcar hechas con toallas de papel colgadas en los baÑos, las cuales fueron removidas inmediatamente al considerarse un simbolo de odio que no se puede tolerar. - "para nosotros es muy importante que la comunidad y los estudiantes se sientan seguros en la escuela y queremos que todos entiendan por qué este momento fue algo muy serio..." --el distrito asegura que por esta razon se investigaran todos los incidentes que puedan representar posibles amenazas y por tratarse de un estudiante menor de edad, el caso se procesa de forma confidencial. -- quienes viajen por los carriles compartidos o "carpools" de las autopistas 880, 237 y 101 podrian necesitar un pasajero extra. -- de acuerdo a un reporte del "sf gate", existe una peticin de f

holly go lightly played by audrey help burn had to settle for a croissant outside the tiffany store inlue box cafe on the fourth floor of its flagship store on 5th avenue. it stargts ts at 29 bucks. kind of steep. after all, it is tiffany's. you can get the signature blue setting. >> i have a couple friends i saw them in there. can you imagine, we're going to tiffany's for breakfast. just ahead, a special program helping veterans scarred by war find new freedom. stay with us. lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress. but once a week i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy together. why do people put why does your tummy go "grumbily, grumbily, grumbily"? no more questions for you! ouph, that milk in your cereal was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real milk without that annoying lactose. good, right? -mmm, yeah. lactaid. the milk that doesn't mess with you. >>> as we mark veteran's day weekend, for many the scars of war will last a lifetime

the association of southeast asian nations summit and he will meet with the philippine president or audrey good to tara to so a busy schedule but what will it bring economically and that is what i wanted to explore with nicholas kessel's from the j.f.k. graduate school for north american studies now first i asked him whether he could tell us a little bit more about donald trump's vision of a free and open india pacific region. that's where it gets a little tricky because we don't know really what it entails we do know rex tillerson promoted the idea of into position partnership an i.p.p. so to speak to promote the u.s. interests against china balancing china and the in the region we don't know what it entails in terms of content and what we can say is that it really seems that us that the us has lost its strategic focus in the region because t p p would have given me how does it play you mentioned t p p i mean how does it differ from t.p. pay is it just don't trump i trained you donald trump i mean two things first the state department creating foreign policy for the us abroad is not reall

makes me uneasy at night knowing i found home by myself with my kids that there's somebody watching audrey. and the. rabbit hand. i would love to see more of all of that i always say i wish i had a husband i work to nine to five job you know where are we were able to come home together at night and take care of the kids together but i i know that's not reality and i know he's providing a lifestyle for us without him working as hard because. we know that financial distress is one of the main factors that sends people to see marriage counselors in the areas that saw the biggest increases in the body we saw the biggest increase in divorce rates people in the middle are trying to make ends meet and in the process of experiencing an enormous amount of additional stress in their lives it's time for. after a week i'm exhausted i work all day and then i come home to two kids to feed and they even. kind of make up for all the hours that i wasn't home. without you know. i know i am. it's awful i feel tremendous guilt. not being able to see the girls and put them to bed in the end it's very frustrati

the 29-dollar fixed- price breakfast includes several options, including audrey hepburn's famous croissantyou can also have lunch or afternoon tea at tiffany's. the new cafe comes after investors wanted tiffany and company to be more appealing to millennials and getting more foot traffic in stores. "breakfast at tiffany's" as you remember, is the name of the popular truman capote novel and hit 1960's movie. (vicki) a warning out tonight for parents... what you need to know about the popular gadget "fidget spinners" that can affect your child's health... we'll explain...(grant) plus... what east bay mud is doing to make sure schools in oakland have safe drinking water. (vicki) and bay area car clubs joining forces... to put an end to illegal sideshows in the south bay... how they plan on doing it... coming up next in a live report... this is the new comfort food. grown right here in california, with absolutely no antibiotics ever. a better way to grow, a better way to eat. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. <>(vicki) now at 9:30

it includes several options including audrey hepburn's famousresant. >>> we have a new service how drivers can leave delveries inside your home how it's working. >>> one of the most beloved fictional considers come to live on -- characters come to live on the stage in philadelphia. now for chris sowers, and the entire "action news" i'm nydia han, have a great saturday and stay warm! z2e3tz z5yz y2e3ty y5yy narrator: "jack hanna's wild countdown" is sponso countdown." we often talk about mankind's impact on endangered species, but today we're focusing on the positive... i don't feel any teeth in there. i feel gums. oh, sue. with 6 examples of animals that are making a comeback... oh, wow. look at this. thanks to the dedication of conservationists and educators. it's like holding a stick of dynamite right now. wow, look at the size of this thing. good night. sue: wow. jack: and later, my blooper of the week. sue:

.>> we're at the haunted house here on audrey lane. the family tells me they started this event last year to bring the community together. fisher, it is about celebrating the holiday in in honor of the boy who was in the hospital. >> the haunted house sits on the front lawn of the family home. >> it is a favorite. we love the film in the dressing up. >> one kid who was here last year dressed as at this open house is not able to be here on this night. the 12-year-old is a family friend. on monday, the seventh grader was admitted in a hospital for a second round of chemotherapy. he is battling an aggressive form of brain cancer after being diagnosed in may.>> the first round was unbearable. just watching how sick he was. then, how emotional he gets with his hair started falling out.>> they're asking for donations. >> it feels good to know that people care about me.>> it is the fourth and final night with the haunted house will be open. the estimate more than 400 people have visited the attraction. >> we just feel so loved. for something

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i'm audrey lan. i'm a volunteer in sfcc. i'm here to ask you to listen tr community's voice.fe and hea. give our children a healthy env. the cannabis rules should be 1,t away from all schools. including day care centers, prel and private school and public sl from age wroa to 18. -- zero to 18. i remember last night when super kim mentioned about the zero tos all human beings. it's including in the 1,000 fee. but on the last monday, you have amendment to amend that to 600 . a school is zero to 5. this is very wrong. our children is our future, ours leader. our children need the healthy environment place to grow and t. please, listen to our community. keep away the marijuana, a thou0 feet from -- 1,500 feet from the schools. marijuana -- the med insin maris already a thousand feet from sc. why the regulation marijuana ca? not a thousand feet? please think about that. think about our children's futu. our future's leaders. please listen to the community'. thank you. >> supervisor farrell: thank yoy much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon supervisors ak you for your time and

. >> the whole breakfast at tiffany's audrey hepburn. >> maybe i'll pay $30 for that if she's serving right now. how would you like to surprise one of your loved ones with a holiday trip to new york? keep your tv on for a few more minutes and you could win the ultimate experience. >> two tickets to "the tonight show" with jimmy fallon, the rockefeller christmas tree lighting and vip passes to the "today" show and we'll take care of your train and hotels. hotels are expensive in the big apple. >> keep it on during the 6:00 hour for the secret code word. you can find another code nbcwashington.com. the sweepstakes ends today. >>> it is the rematch we were waiting for. how the wizards delivered payback for the lakers on their home turf. >>> it was a grilled cheese sandwich, but turned out to be the last meal for a toddler at pre-k. this tragedy could have been avoided. looks like you found a better way to do this, dad. organic, non-gmo feed. 100% veggie diet. if i can raise you two, i can raise anything. perdue. raising more organic chickens than anyone in america. the old man's still go

>> reporter: and there were more. 2-year-old aniah, and almost twins adam and audrey, 1 they'll get tow up together with their new parents. isaiah gets a new brother when his mom adopts 3-year-old terrance. and here's 4-year-old ethan, who held tight to his mommy. and looking pretty in pink, leniah, who is 2 years old. and the fourth adoption for her parents. and finally, lovely kelasia. at 16, she was ready for a real forever home, and unexpectedly adopted by relatives. >> who's this you've got with you? >> i have my mom and my dad. >> and who are they? >> well, they are actually my first cousins. today they adopted me. >> reporter: an exciting time for all of these children and their parents, who will begin life together as families forever. barbara harrison, news4, washington. >> love it. time right now 6:37. taking a live look as the sun's starting to come up over the nation's capital. shaping up to be much cooler than yesterday. >> it's a beautiful start to this sunday morning. we've go l th >>> we're back at 6:41 on this sunday. and back to work for congress after the thanksgivin

[ applause ] >> reporter: and there were more. 2-year-old anaya and almost twins adam and audrey, one-year old natural siblings, they'll get to grow up together with their new parents. isaiah gets a new brother when his mom adopts 3-year-old. and here's 4-year-old ethan who looking pretty in pink lanaya who is two years old. and the fourth adoption for her parents. and finally, lovely kalasia. at 16 she was ready for a real forever home. and unexpectedly adopted by relatives. who is this you have with you? >> i have my mom and my dad. >> reporter: who are they? >> they're actually my first cousins. today they adopted me. >> reporter: an exciting time for all of these children and their parents who will begin life together as families forever. barbara harrison, news4, washington. >> okay, we cover stories 365 days a year. you never see bigger smiles than on that story right there. the kids and the parents. that is so exciting. >> fabulous. absolutely fabulous. >> how about thanksgiving to remember? >> sure is. >> just an awesome story. >> isn't it great? about a cool as the weather. >>

>> reporter: and there were more. 2-year-old aniah, and almost twins adam and audrey, 1 and 2-year-oldiblings. they'll get to grow up together with their new parents. isaiah gets a new brother. and here's 4-year-old ethan, who held tight to his mommy. and looking pretty in pink, leniah, who is 2 years old. and the fourth adoption for her parents. and finally, lovely kalasia. at 16, she was ready for a real forever home and unexpectedly adopted by relatives. >> who's this you've got with you? >> i have my mom and my dad. >> who are they? >> well, they're actually my first cousins. today they adopted me. >> reporter: an exciting time for all of these children and their parents, who begin life together as families forever. barbara harrison, news4 washington. >> always a sweet live look. >> whoo! >> breezy like sunday morning. >> yeah? >> did i take your line? >> no, but you were supposed to sing it. >> you go ahead. >> done. ♪ breezy like sunday morning lauryn is going to check -- i see the look on your face. you like my singing. lauryn is going to track the winds for you. don't go away.

. >> to think back to the great audrey hepburn movie breakfast at tiffany's. >> now decades after thet selling book, you can actually have breakfast at tiffany's. >> the luxury jewelry store is opening it first-ever restaurant today at its six avenue new york city location, 29-dollar fixed price breakfast has several options, famous croissant, other delicacies. >> i hope they give you more than just a croissant and coffee for breakfast, but it is new york sit. >> i and tiffany's, i don't need to eat like go lightly, but would like to dream it. >> coming up in the next half hour of "eyewitness news," doctors reveal what they've learned about aaron hernandez 's brain, months after his death, and their findings, well, they will alarming. hear what was so unusual for a person of his age. >> and plans for a memorial service for roy halladay are announce the. find out when fans can expect. >> levels looking pretty good on this friday. we do have disable truck on 95 accident on 202 and ft. washington. plus construction, all of the updates coming up. first we want to to a take a quick break,

better life ahead of an african union summit starting later this week our correspondents scholz and audreyincreased travel to their hair to meet some of the migrants. rest in peace brother reads the text about the only photo david van gogh has of his friend a few weeks ago they tried to cross the desert from the jet to libya but the truck got stuck in no man's land for nine days. some of my friends even put his hundred copies does no food no water no even see it when in the night the breeze which. is not really was a big one my friend came in to see him iran's two island died in my hand through. and over the years. finale being good staying in a camp and i got is run by the international organization for migration. he was rescued by soldiers but his friend died of thirst more and more migrants are now dying in the desert until two thousand and fifteen human trafficking was tolerated in asia however under pressure from the european union the government is taking measures to combat it and human traffic is a choosing more dangerous routes rather than starting and i got as many begin their lon

papers will show no evidence of wrongdoing the next week of disclosures will reveal the truth of that audrey sullivan is the editor of the organized crime and corruption reporting project he says that he's highlight the imbalance of our society's wealth is managed. there's a new global industry that that caters to money that moves around the world and this money tax haven than it used to evade taxes to hide after that to steal money. going to crime and by large businesses and what this is really doing it it allowing by globalizing money you're allowed to move your money legally into places where you don't have to pay taxes and the problem is is that the countries which were getting taxes when a yacht was bought or a plane with the larger issue is you know whether it's tax mitigation or tax evasion the problem of the not it's not fair because you only can really do this if you have a large amount of money there's a criminal services industry that kind of caters to the market and allows people to do this and regular people are just not allowed to do that well at all trump is meeting business l

the 1961 movie breakfast at tiffany's starred of course audrey hepburn as holly go lightly a naive eccentricwould be such a cute idea with your girlfriends. anything tiffany blue sign me up. let's move on. the toy class of 2017 is here. three very popular items were inducted into the toy hall of fame in rochester new york. the big winners are the paper airplane the whiffle ball and the board game clue finally getting its day. other finalists risk magic eight ball just now a finalist? match box cars, my little pony, pez candy disspenner play food transform transformers and the card game uno. >> a lot of those i would think were already on spare no mustard with the candlestick in the library. >> that's old school. >> did i see sand. >> you saw that. >> pretty fun. ask any kid. >> you got to go back to the basics. >> paper airplane that's pretty basic, too. anybody can make one. all right, guys, loads of free fun. let's get to the weather forecast. we got colder air moving in. prepare for a chilly weekend here in d.c. good news is we'll keep it dry. 49 degrees right now. we're just ahead of a c

i mean, audrey hepburn is glorious and i -- but it's just true -- >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. [ light laughterout, that's just -- there's no getting around that. >> i really think that is true. >> seth: another thing that strikes me as it was very personal was the music choices. >> yes. >> seth: for those who don't know, when there's a song you really want in a movie, you have to get permission to use it. >> yeah. >> seth: and you personally reached out to some people via letters? >> yes, i wrote some letters. >> seth: like, for example, there's -- and i do feel like these songs were very -- they kind of had to be those songs. >> yes, they had to -- i had written them into the script, they were very specifically those songs. >> seth: and so you wrote alanis morissette -- >> yes. >> seth: a nice letter. and what were some of your selling points to her? >> well, so, "i have been a fan of yours my whole life. the very first cassette tape i ever bought was 'jagged little pill.' i would listen to 'perfect' over and over in my living room memorizing the lyrics. i remember bringing that same cassette

>> i instagram a lot i walk down the street, and people say to me, how is audrey?as addison's disease because people follow me on instagram and know about her. people know my pets. yes. >> i want to get over this psychological hump of the criticism. most people in their daily life especially when you are not on camera, i think, are not going through their day where people are constantly walking up to you telling you that you are terrible on-line, that happens to you, and it's happening at all aejz >> okay. >> so -- i think all of us have been forced to sort of build up a knicker skin to deal with it by the way, some days i don't even think i have the thickest skin that i wish i did do you know what imauto saying >> you take the different platforms. you can read about this in the book you take twitter you can block or mute. mute is one of my favorites because then people don't know that they've been blocked. or facebook. >> that's the whole purpose. i want them to know. i wish bells would -- fireworks would go off whether they get blocked. you then invite another wa

." >> my name is audrey pullman. they stare. always like it but i love it. it's my son's face. >> you are not ugly augei. >> it's easy to say because you're my mom. >> because i know you the most. >> we all deserve a standing ovation. at least once in our lives. my friends do. my teachers do. my sister is used to always being there for me. like dad does, always making us laugh. and my mom do for never giving up. on anything. especially me. >> oh. if that doesn't get your water works going. i don't know what will. kristen and i we were boohooing in the moviest last night. >> the parents were so thrilled. the kids were so thrilled but here now is writer director stephen chobsky of the film and author of the best selling novel. welcome. >> so inspiring last night and to see the audience full of kids that were just excited that i had gave you a big round of applause gave you a big round of applause because they just loved this story so much. rj how much fun of it to see this creation of yours and stephen to come to life? >> sort of

became this, in five minutes it is jetson's stuff in montgomery county stuff this >>> just so classic, audreyke to recreate breakfast at tiffan ies. blue box cafe just opened up on the fourth floor, look at that, tiffany blue. of course, thinks the flagship store in new york city right next to trump tower. you can get breakfast for $29 and tea, for $20 more. >> is it a high tea, afternoon tea. >> yes. >> i love doing those. >> yes. >> one of my favorite things to do. >> look at how beautiful this room is. >> tiffany's selling a small cake, in an edible tiffany box >> that is cute. >> eat the box. complete with blue icing and little white bow, that is 36 -- >> how big for $36. >> it is about the size of my pink i. >> fingernail. >> a little pen dent. >> all of those prices are reasonably think. why did it take them so licensing to think of this. >> we should have had breakfast at tiffany as a long time ago. isn't there one in kop. >> is there one in kop. >> is there one down on walnut street. >> yeah. >> really. >> yeah. >> is there one down on walnut >> walnut between broad and 15th street. >

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news" this morning, time to throw on the big sunglass, a strand of merlins and channel your inner audreycity is opening a brand-new restaurant on the fourth floor today. it's called the blue box and literally it will feel like you are sitting inside one of their iconic boxes and, yes, you can have breakfast at tiffany's, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] >> great idea. >> it's a really wonderful idea. if you have never been it is the most beautiful shop on fifth avenue. i have -- i wasn't done yet, prompter. it's a flat fee. they have breakfast, lunch and a tea service, little black dress not required. [ applause ] tiara. [ applause ] that is "pop news," you guys. >> happy friday. >>> now to ginger. >> hey, because we got to get over here and start your "gma" moment to kick off your weekend. you foe when you just have late night munchies and really need a snack. ginjoo from hawaii understands, 9-month-old little girl who can't get enough pizza. her favorite food. adrian was so far from walking and she's in the fridge with the pizza. that's me tonight, by the way, totally. all right. we

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now you can actually have breakfast at tiffany's a half century after audrey hepburn starred in tiffany'slue motif and offers breakfast for $29. that's an experience that i must try. >>> okay, let's say hello to our facebook fan of the day. it's actually a duo today. a vet and a pet. see how we do here. >> yeah. >> this is rob and his dog, joe dirt. >> not david spade. >> the two just reunited after rob came home from afghanistan serving as an aviation officer. >> oh, rob's dad, he nominated them and welcome back, rob. obviously thank you for your service. and i'm glad -- i know no one is probably happier for you to be back than joe dirt. >> what a beautiful living room if that's their living room. >> isn't that great. >> right. looks like a -- >> already got the tree up. >> that's not -- that's probably an older picture don't you think. >> beautiful. thank you so much for nominating and rob and joe dirt, thanks for watching. >>> all right, stay with us. saturday will be right back with the 8 o'clock as we roll on. >> ♪ did you know you can still get a refreshing any size soft drink for j

ios app store today we're live on android the web in upcoming weeks essentially you can download audrey classic cars we have to viewers, stocks if you get in early some first apps on platform become initial oufrgz like ipos if um we will watch. >> very cool thanks so much, really great beautiful cars, check it out, stay with "mornings with maria" we'll be right back final thoughts from our all-star panel. . . . maria: final thoughts from all-star panel, dagen, jason, mike, great to see you today. how do you like the wheels? >> thanks very much, be careful with the car. i just bought it. don't scratch it. maria: $400,000, that's great. i'm going to buy shares in it. dagen: if you drive as fiercely as you interview some people, folks better look out. [laughter] maria: great show, guys, thanks so much. we will see you tomorrow, everybody. thanks for joining us. varney & company begins right now. stuart, over to you. stuart: one year later the left wins. in virginia ralph northam becomes governor, won by decisive 8 points n. new jersey democrat murphy swamped the republican candidate by 14

he was also audrey blood's biggest backer before he passed away. -- one of the titles he holds -- some of the title he holds for companies in the u.s.. >> pleasure to be here>>. >> thank you for joining me. what's the next five years going to look like? >> the last five years is about strategic positioning. the next five is really about tactical execution. it's about going now to these resources that people have identified, and going into what we call -- prosecuting a large-scale development program. >> when i was researching, what i learned is everyone thinks is is great. technology will get better. they'll is have the best geology. what's the real there to? .> i think it's, you had on it people have the tendency to think about the oil and gas business in the context of oil and gas. when you get into the domain of the unconventional, there's much conversation around technological evolution. when you point out technology, typically, it's deflationary. you've seen that over the course of 3-5 years, technology continues to advance. the idea that that