briana: briana. lemonis: nice to meet you. do you know briana's name? matthew: no, i don't.emonis: i'd like to introduce you guys. matthew: yeah. lemonis: my first impression of matt is that he seems like a nice enough guy, and the company has really grown fast, so he's adding staff on a daily basis. but he should probably learn his employees' names. do you guys use all these products yourselves? does everybody have one on their phone? man: no. lemonis: do you have one on your phone? briana: no. lemonis: do you? man: no. lemonis: do you have one? mason: i actually don't have an iphone. lemonis: so, just iphone cases? matthew: right now. if you're, like, the type of girl who likes to change their phone case every 6 to 8 weeks, generally, you have an iphone. lemonis: is this only for girls? matthew: yes. this market is basically all women. you do not find this in men's sections anywhere. lemonis: and so, where's the bulk of your business come from? matthew: wholesale -- b to b. so, we have small, independent retailers, probably a few thousand, we sell to. lemonis: and so, you

daniel briana said on the question that russia had was responding to from a purely legal point of view the editor in government is under no obligation to say anything. in response to what the ethiopian government has said and true enough given ethiopia's of bismillah record of honor in its international treaties it's understandable that eritrea is. uncertain on whether this is one more false start or this is a serious commitment on the part of the new prime minister on the flip side however from a political and diplomatic point of view eritrea silence is not consistent with or does not fall in line with the dynamics in ethiopia in the past several months especially since the ahmed came to power that the prime minister has been making some of the boldest internal and international moves that are not only beneficial for ethiopia but also beneficial to eritrea and the whole region editorial would be remiss if he does not jump in and help the positive or the constructive hand of the of the new and dynamic prime minister and in this regard i do agree with our look i'm pleased except that it

one day before the world cup kicked off he was fired because of his decision to begin coaching briana madrid after the tournaments. now for nando ianto has been left to try to straighten things out. a shocking lack of sportsmanship we give it one ball. in the iceland camp looks very different the smallest country ever to qualify for the world cup finals is coached by a man who's actually a dentist by profession made near had dreams and has his own practice back home but since iceland surprise excessively euro twenty sixteen he's focused totally on his job as coach and on iceland's fortunes at the world cup at least he can show his players how to grit their teeth and how cool is that. we give it a five ball so i. always take a look at what's making the headlines in europe we start off our euro max express by soaking up some party atmosphere and fronts in. the courtyard of the french president's official residence was transformed into a giant dance floor on thursday part of celebrations marking fatalistic and international celebration of music. it originated in france. some of france's

daniel briana said on the question that raul was responding to from a purely legal point of view the editor in government is under no obligation to say anything. in response to what the ethiopian government has said and true enough given ethiopia's abysmal record of honor in its international treaties it's understandable that eritrea is. uncertain on whether this is one more false start or this is a serious commitment on the part of the new prime minister on the flip side however from a political and diplomatic point of view eritrea silence is not consistent with or does not fall in line with the dynamics in ethiopia in the past several months especially since the ahmed came to power that the prime minister has been making some of the boldest internal and international moves that are not only beneficial for ethiopia but also beneficial to eritrea and the whole region editorial would be remiss if he does not jump in and help the positive or the constructive hand of the of the new and dynamic prime minister and in this regard i do agree with a look i'm pleased except it's not an obliga

. >> denise adoptÓ al niÑo que hoy tiene 14 aÑos, luego nacieron cindy de 11 y briana de 6, tennis mantenÍatados unidos fue el sueÑo de ella. decÍa que que algÚn dÍa estaria allÁ, fue el sueÑo de toda la vida de ella. >> ella dijo que aquÍ en honduras estaba difÍcil la situaciÓn, iba a ir a buscar una mejor vida y aquÍ en honduras nunca iba a tener nada, iban a andar de casa en casa. >> ella querÍa una casa propia. >> sÍ, luchar por su propio hogar. >> Él es primo materno de sandra y dice que 5 meses antes de irse sandra le hablÓ de su deseo de viajar a estados unidos para ofrecerle a sus hijos una mejor educaciÓn. >> luchadora. >> sandra naciÓ en concepcion en honduras en una familia de carecursos, cuando tenÍa unos 5 aÑos los padres la mandaron a vivir con sus tÍos y primos en puerto cortÉz. >> cuando fue creciendo y empeÓo a independizarse de ella misma y trabajando para comprar sus cosas. >> en julio del 2013 estando casada se lanzÓ sola hacia estados unidos, segÚn esta declaraciÓn del departamento de migraciÓn estadounidense a los poco dÍas detenida y deportada a honduras. denise cuent

briana is joining us from england. caller: yes thank you very much. , just a quick question to go back to the beginning of the segment when mr. stone discussed his interaction with mr. greenberg and the $200 million request and his recollection was he had a maga hat and trump t-shirts. i think that's memorable to kind of forget $200 million is not an easy amount to forget. if the f.b.i. was so hell-bent on negatively affecting the trumcampaign, why didn't they expose/leak that trump was under investigation when they made the announcement about hillary clinton? host: thank you. we will get a response. guest: actually i think it was , ludicrous that mr. greenberg, that's not his real name. he has several names. he has worked for the f.b.i. for over 17 years. i simply didn't recall. it wasn't $200 million. it was $2 million by the way. i'm not sure i understood the second part of the question. so i'm not going to try to answer it. host: but do you understand why this now coming out again leads those who have more question

. >> reporter: 15-year-old briana commodore doesn't deny she was involved in an altercation inside the's monday a school. erneck, slammed her face down and then she was unconscious. >> reporter: butju her ries and concussion came at the hands of a mall security guard. iteuation so violent several people captured the ordeal on cell phone video which shows commodore was already restrained with handcuffs. >> oh, why he just do her le that. >> it didn'ig feel r. i was just trying to take myself hut. i didn'tit the security guard or nothing. >> rorter: her head slammed so hard against a chair she was passed out cold the food courtngloor for what herer sister says seemed like. >> like four, five minutes. >> reporter:ol briander sister got word of the situation and when she showed up, she, too, was placed in cuffs. >> it was not the right way that they handled it. it was unprofessional. they did not handle tthe proper way. >> reporter: their mother now looking forns ars from allied universal security owhich refused answer her questions and denied fox5's request. >> you know, security officer

velazquez, lieutenant brian murphy, madison finch, samuel osales, tranese, ronnie, lazara, joseph graves, briana jenkins, sarah, keone evs, ic garth, ben wilson, gloria mckey, kathryn cole, don e. hern. davita. joan similaron, rhonda ohler, , connie, cody corey lee shannon, antinette haywood, courtney taylar, kim sofia sanders, i ask unanimous consent to insert the names of 250 additional gun violence victims into the congressional record. amicans ths h ames of 250 failed. it's sad it took me too little time to find the names of 250 americans killed by gun violence. sad because we could save lives but refuse to do so. we could save other filies from enduring this trauma and pain. if you could find the courage to put american lives before the n.r.a. checks and big gun lobbies. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the material will be entered into the record. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california, mr. ruiz, for fve minutes. mr. ruiz: i rise today to congratulate mr. kent breath waite after 39 years of service as teacher, counselor, role model fo the cochelly valle

juan pablo, briana. y mi beso? cÓmo estÁn?>> yo creo que le debe decir a la mamÁ si puede hacer un grupo con amigas o ya esta jugando con olas, toman vino y cafÉ. >> los grandes toman vino, los niÑos no, ni cafÉ. >> yo soy el Único que toma cafÉ. >> mi mamÁ dice que voy a olvidar todo, que yo aprendÍ en el colegio, sabes mÁs de lo que puedo hacer? >> quÉ le recomendamos? >> que vaya al acuario de los delfines, que vaya al museo, que vaya al zoolÓgico. >> yo le recomiendo que no me parece justa la goma con el niÑo. entonces, el niÑo tuvo siete meses, u ocho meses de curso. ahora viene despuÉs de las vacaciones. >> yo a la mamÁ le digo que hay tiempo para todo, imagÍnate que sea al revÉs. cuando son vacaciones, tienen que ser vacaciones. >> yo le recomendÓ que haga algo que aprende y que se divierte. puede leer un cuento que le guste y escribir lo que se acuerde del cuentoy colorearlo. >> estÁn de acuerdo que los niÑos deberÍan hacer tarea en las vacaciones? levanten la mano los que piensen que si. nadie quiere hacer tarea. >> c

briana, as i mentioned earlier, died five months pregnant when a drug dealer repeatedly pushed her to try heroin even though she hadn't been using for seven or eight months. one dose and she was gone. that dose had synthetic drugs in it as well. there are so many other stories out there. law enforcement in trouble because of these synthetic drugs. being afraid to even touch them because a simple contact with them are going to kill them. so let's keep -- while we're complaining about jurisdiction and who was able to review this bill or whether researchers are properly protected, which i submit that they are, people are dying in this country at a rapid rate. we must do something. victor wilson, which i talked about earlier, who bought a synthetic drug over the counter had a seizure and died. that synthetic drug was on the streets four years after he died, and it took us four years to get that drug off the shelves and off the streets of this country. i don't think it's a tall stretch to ask the attorney general to have authority when i believe this is not just an epidemic. it's a pandemi