>> yeah, what's going on bud?> nothing much. >> reporter: and they agreed to meet 7:30 in the evening at a local restaurant. >> i'll try to be there on time. >> all right, bud, thats all. i'll see you around 7:30, bud. >> right. >> okay, bye. >> reporter: less than two hours later, frank, wearing the same hidden camera that the detective used to catch him, walked in to the restaurant to meet fred schockner. >> i set him up with the camera and the audio. and we got a table, a couple tables away, to make sure that he didn't run. >> reporter: so you had your eyeballs on him. >> yeah, and we wanted to see everybody's reaction and we had, of course, the audio. we had a surveillance team outside listening to everything. >>> coming up, one problem. 7:30 came and went. minutes ticked by. no fred. >> he was already really pair annoyed about being setup. >> would he show? and what if he didn't? when "the trap" continues. didn? when "the trap" continues. veryt, so we know how to cover almost anything. even a "three-ring fend

you know what, bud?ith you -- appreciation. strud: [ sighing ] yeah. you're the profit, but you know what? you may be the savior, marcus. brett: [ chuckles ] strud: you're a special guy, man. ♪ lemonis: where's the racking? hayden: racking is being installed on wednesday. we're doing 4-feet-deep racks, but in the middle, you double them up so we can put our biggest skus so we can access from both sides and push through. lemonis: it's only 11 grand. hayden: isn't that amazing? lemonis: okay, great. brett: yay! strud: yay! brett: progress! lemonis: now that strud is finally appreciating his staff, things are falling in place. strud: we've sold all the coolers, marcus. lemonis: come on. strud: yeah, no. we're not [bleep] around, my friend. we sold them all in nine days. lemonis: all of them? strud: all of them. hayden and geoff killed it. lemonis: i am totally blown away by what they were able to accomplish. they ended up getting rid of 1,500 of them -- all the coolers that were on the truck -- and generate

. >> and i'll have a husband named bud. >> husband named bud? bud what?le. >> "the cosby show" in the '80s normalizes the black experience in a way that was super important. that felt more like my family than what i heard the myth of the black family was. >> how are you going to get into college with grades like this? >> no problem. >> huh? >> see, i'm not going to college. >> damn right. >> we had "cosby show," family ties," and those families were saying, we're all basically the same. >> it was a more conservative era, so, you had these upper middle class households who don't worry about money, are able to balance their careers and their kids. and then in comes "roseanne." >> i'm sorry, what do you want me to do, throw myself off a bridge? >> yeah, and take your brother and sister with you. >> are you ever sorry we got married? >> every second of my life. >> we're used to a certain amount of slickness in our sitcoms. but roseanne got rid of that. mostly because she was never that kind of performer. they were not "the cosby show." they were letting it al

have a great day, everybody. ♪ >> thomas: hey, bud.id you have as much fun for the holiday as i did? >> douglas: i like thanksgiving a lot. >> thomas: well, i like pumpkin pie a lot. >> douglas: and turkey? and stuffing? but cranberries? blech. >> thomas: well, i had a good time, too. >> douglas: know what the best part is? >> thomas: mm... getting to see mommy? >> douglas: yep. >> thomas: that was the best part for me, too. do you wanna see mommy again today? >> douglas: could we? >> thomas: maybe. maybe we could if you co

lemonis: i just want to ask you a quick question, bud. a case, right? vinny: yeah. lemonis: and you said you sold the six cases. vinny: okay. lemonis: so 6 cases times 9 would be 54, right? and there's only 10 in the system, 10... vinny: okay, so... we did good with the samples. we tried some different things. i got up onstage at sloppy joe's. i played music. lemonis: he was supposed to be testing prices, working on the process, teaching stephanie and katie how it worked, proving to me that this was a good idea and not proving to me that he can go to a bar, get onstage and sing. it feels like everything he does, he kfor today?t wings it.e l because the goal when we left was sell coconuts here. let's understand it. let's learn, let's learn here. the things not selling doesn't mean that it's a failure. could be price. vinny: that's what we did. we learned that there wasn't a price resistance at $12.99. lemonis: well, there must be if you only sold 10. did you try any at $7.99? vinny: that's the wrong assumption with this amount of traffic f

your left to your laurels a lot and she wanted to nip that in the bud.ow she don't want to see me in a body bag or in jail. and it was between military school and nigeria. and nigeria was substantially cheaper, so she sent me there. soledad: you had experiences dealing drugs in a gang. and these are all things that you talk about. where did cooking come in to that? kwame: for me, i think food has always been a common thread throughout my life. you know, my mother being a chef. living in nigeria, we had to cultivate our own food. we had to raise our own livestock. you know, we had to go and harvest different things. and that intrigued me as a kid, and it trickled into my adulthood. and when i had to fend for myself and provde for myself, i reverted back to cooking. soledad: there have been black people in kitchens forever. i imagine if you walk into any restaurant, there will be a lot of black and brown people working. but not a lot of chefs. why not? kwame: well, i think it's the same reason why there's not a lot of black quarterbacks, you know. and if y

because asi dabbing him with cotton buds because ains dabbing him with cotton buds because as i is smashedwhat i imagine it is like being on strictly come dancing, the shiny floor sows with the set is so shiny and the lighting is appropriate that you kind of feel really handsome standing there. has the searchlights and the lights coming over the top like 20 century fox. i'm at the point to laura like to say on that big but the audience is it that big but there will be millions watching this at home so the audience is quite a lot larger than the seats laid out there. we have had four weeks of the campaign and you have been tracking every dot and, of it. do you think anything has shifted? not for me to say. talk to people likejohn curtis, not for me to say. talk to people like john curtis, the not for me to say. talk to people likejohn curtis, the poster extraordinaire, and he says the poll of polls tells the story. tory vote, labour boat going up quite dramatically and the other parties really getting squeezed and going down quite dramatically. but there is still a lot of uncertainty to the

. >> the san diego company specializes in bluetooth ear buds and customers can't get enough. they're the second most sold ear buds in the world, designed in the united states, the company's star product is made thousands of miles away in china. >> we e are very dependent on trade with china. it's simply scale. we need 50,000 a day. when you need 50,000 a day t the isis really only one place that hass the sophihisticateded infrasastructure to handle that type of scale and that's china. >> but the trade war between the united states and chihina has dragged on since march 2018, forcing kramer to make a difficult choice. he has decided to let the extra cost eat into his profit margin rather than past on the cost to his clients even if it means losing millions of dollars. the dispute between the world's two largest economies has disrupted the global trading sysystem and the d damage to kramer's company has already been done. >> i think that's ththe hardest part about uncerertainty is jus that. it's uncertain. we can't make long term or midterm decisions about where we want to take

. >> here are ear buds and everybody's got the apple ear buds, the wireless -- >> the air pods. >> what are these things >> people love air pods, but they only really work on apple phones and they're frankly hard to find a lot of the time. the big secret is, if you're listening to music, they're not that great they're not great music head phones these are the jobbers 75-ts, and everyone has discovered, because these are selling out all over the place, they're about the same as the high-end air pods, $170, but sound really good with music, they have noise canceling, you can hook up alexa and the google assistant through them, so you can do all that smarthome stuff right from your ears and it's an alternative for people who don't have an iphone or don't want the airpods and they do the same thing and frankly they sound better. don't tell apple >> dan, thank you so much. all great gifts. always good to see you >> always my pleasure. >> up next, we're "on the money. author deepak chopra's new book explains mindfulness, meditation, and even money what he's learned on his journey. >>> and lat

, wireless ear buds coming out in the new year, can't look at amazon, quality isn't great.ll continue to buy the air pods and wait for them >> tom, based on numbers, the delays and everything else you're seeing, what's your outlook for apple's wearables business next year >> i guess i'm a little more optimistic on it to the extent when was the last time we were talking about apple having a product sold out on back order it has been awhile we have seen that kind of demand on the iphone front what's driven the stock is the country's ability to diversify away from its overdependence on the smart phone. it is encouraging that they have a product that sold out once again. i think that as they continue to advance their efforts in wearable devices, including watches and things of that nature, it will be an area of growth for apple >> it reminds me of debate over the weekend in the times about the decade, beginning of the tim cook era, and the argument that he made nice incremental moves, nothing as transformative as a phone or ipod. is that fair >> very fair look at the air pods t

. >> got a match, bud? [ speaking foreign language ] >> i get it.close together, we can get used to each other's ways, and work together peacefully. >> hooray! ♪ >> all we need is a little real understanding and what i said before, brotherhood. >> right. and we have to put those ideas into practice in certain very specific ways. we have to see to it that there's equal opportunity for everyone from the very beginning. an equal start in life, equal chance for health and medical care and a good education. an equal chance for a job. then we can all go forward together. ♪ ♪ >>> all week we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span dle. real america, the civil war, oral histories, the presidency. and special event coverage of our nation's history. enjoy now and every weekend on c-span3. >>> american history tv products are now available at the new c span online store. go to c-spanstore.org to see what's new for american history tv, and check out all of the c-span products. >>> our c-span campaign 20

[ cheers and applause how you doing, bud nice to see you. how are you? welcome. fantastic.is is amazing, right what is your name? >> katey huffman >> jimmy: katey, where you from >> new jersey. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: new jersey, fantastic, welcome we love new jersey well, it's getting a little chilly out everyone needs a sweater do you have anything like this at home? >> nothing >> jimmy: nothing like this? this is amazing, right would you like to try it on? >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, please, we would love it. [ cheers and applause ♪ it's easy -- it's easy to put on this is fantastic. you know what? it's subtle. and it just says, "i'm cozy. [ cheers and applause oh are you kidding me gorgeous look at you! come on! beautiful! thank you very much for being here thanks for coming to the show. congratulations to our lucky audience member. stick around, we'll be right back with more "tonight show" everybody. come on back [ cheers and applause ♪ can you understand me? yes, i can understand you. okay. i have a lot of questions. how do you guys fly? what does santa do in the s

buds to shouldn't be killed and they must not be eaten. but the custom of the prohibits women on the island is the one that is toughest for the fishermen. so don't you know what i will be good to finish your work and go home and see your family every day you know how your child spent the night to know what they read and unfortunately it's not possible here for one of the pics so what. i don't want to think that a large population with 3000 islands which biodiversity. he suffered a couple of painful picks from the grave it goes. if you draw the c.c.l. with this makes them 2 months. beautiful snakes. ok let's go to south africa now a taxi driver singing career boost after a video of him went viral so a passenger recorded many single of belting out oprah in a day than cat that video has since collected almost a 1000000 views drinkers to the right with a serenading drive. just landed at the airport here in durban the sun is still shining the weather's beautiful there's only one downside be our port here is pretty far away from the city center

. >> the renewed focus of being taken seriously coincided with the budding romance with a married man. >> marriage is disintegrating and she falls madly in love with him. she wanted to surround yourself with these intellectual icons or these famous men that would then show her to be in a great light because she was at their level. >> miller's history would obligate their budding romance and soon at their marilyn herself, as well. >> he had attended some communist meetings and the fbi was watching him closely. >> marilyn's fbi files show there was a fear she was being brought into the shadowy world of communist influence. >> fbi had been investigating aspects of communist influence for decades and in fact, in the aftermath of world war ii we had learned that a number of soviet agents had penetrated the u.s. government. >> on capitol hill in the theaters in the house un-american activities committee had spent the 1950s questioning actors and artists over possible remedies to communism. marilyn found yourself playing a supporting role in miller's real life drama. june 1956 he was called

with me, pro marijuana panel with different perspectives on this budding issue. we hav dr. brook west worcesterd chris crane and former baltimore ravens, green thumb industry partner, eugene monroe welcome. >> great to have you all. >> great to be here. kennedy: all your expertise in cob placeone place, brook. is it true they denied any dozens application that came in there has been potential move to take new applications and increase grow production and the dispinsing outside of ole miss, nothing has happened on the growptd. they are still the ones controlling producttion making strains that are more limited than we see in terms of percentage of thc or cbd. kennedy: in a dispensary it has not been scientifically tested, does not mean it is bad for you, with you it just means they don't know what they should know. people are curious. right now nfl of all places studying marijuana as a potential pain management tool for players, yesterday, percy haharvin said he spoked weed for -- spoke weed for every game and he play for 8 years, they can't medicate themselves with thc, wha

buds to shouldn't be killed and their eggs must not be eaten.but the cost of the prohibits women on the island is the $1.00 that is toughest for the fishermen. they don't even know what i would be good to finish your work and go home and see your family every day to know how your child spent the night to know what they need and unfortunately it's not possible here one of the facts of what. i don't really think that a large population with straight in the islands rich by diversity. he suffered a couple of painful picks from the grey headed gauss. if you'd rather see see a with a more bags and this makes them 2 months. if this next. let's go to south africa where he talks he drives a singing career boost see video of him went viral so a passenger recorded man single of belting out oprah in a devon cab that video has since collected almost a 1000000 views of us encouraged to get right with the center in the drive. i just landed at the airport here in durban the sun is still shining in the weather's beautiful there's only one downside be airport her

home to over 150000 buds which give the island a rather particular sound. down below them on the ground a much quieter beasts. over 1000 cobras from the island in a unique example of coexistence with mine. but. do not be chinese snakes these are spirits of the island attached to our culture. over 100 fishermen leave on the island. and the man will cut he's the most experienced. yes lived here for more than 35 yards. an old man of the sea he has retired from commercial fishing. to 97 year old is the custodian of long held customs which forbid killing the snakes. because reza believed to be the spirits of a socred island. got on well as easy as never seen a cobra attack in no one except once when he was attacked himself. in a war. i must have angered the snake when i carried it out of the house so that i could sleep but it crawled back in i picked it up again and threw it out and then went to bed early i will notice donna surely it crawled back in. but this time i picked it up and it turned its head and bit me. in the snake shouldn't be harassed even if it me

welcome to the bone as they get here on d w i'm chris harrington domain and their budding star jade insane show have squashed their beef according to club management and that could be good for both men's title hopes and lucian fivers job security facing to head to berlin a side whose lead by you can klinsmann now was a chance for dortmund to get back on track or could a new coach motivate his side to survive dortmund's beehive of often it's. all eyes were on one man for this clash klinsmann could have his new coach sprinkle a little of that stock quality on his new charges so often in the limelight dortmund looked older better for being upstaged on this occasion and sunshine made it one nil after 15 minutes by a dream start for the visitors scoring with their 1st shots of the game oh ok and so it continued dortmund in the driving seat kettle all at sea just 2 minutes later for oversight double dare leave by talking has about this time the belgian making it to neil abercrombie it's fair to assume klinsmann had been hoping for a smooth a comeback. ashraf like amy applying the burners has on

. >> our own spud bud will ganss joins us now to sort it all out. take it. i've been roaming the streets of new york in the snow for hours stocking up on french fries. >> thank you. >> the crisis is upon us. >> yeah, what's going on? >> because of you stealing all the french fries. >> i might be a little part of the problem, yeah. >> time "fries" when you're having fun, guys. but if you've kept your eyes "peeled" on the potato harvest lately, you know there's a problem. we've got a shortage on our hands. feel free to snack. colder temps combined with the impact of hurricane dorian have "mashed" the potato crops in idaho and minnesota leaving us with much smaller spuds -- french fry in the throat -- i'm getting emotional over it. french fries are usually made out of longer potatoes. in fact, the department of agriculture projects that domestic potato output will drop 6% this year, and the potato crop forecast is at its lowest in a decade. >> oh no. >> bloomberg is reporting french fry prices in america could climb as a result, and the u.s. may need t

for the annual national falconry competition he is an actual but are you now although falconry was bud's during the soviet era ethnic kazakhs in china among. the life is now seen as a symbol of the country's new magic pasta. you're watching news coming up after the break is that one is legal with crest harrington perennial champions by munich have underperformed this season they were hoping to get back on track when they host is struggling and that it was a man on saturday find out what happened i'm much more good just. because you can always get the latest headlines around the clock when i was like that. i'm home free about him thanks for company i'll see you again at the top of the world least right now. happiness fears for everyone schuman penises are very different from primates we have a totally ridiculous romanticized view of nature be that this is climate change regular sex how funerals and read books you get smarter for priests do you know where you books. loko to the euro max you chad.

inventors somehow found a way they developed these varieties starting about 20 years ago by irradiating bud wed that's with gamma radiation that induced spontaneous mutations they evaluated if that was an arm or seedlings and several of them turned out to be just what they were looking for weapons just like normal lemons that were highly productive and didn't have seeds everything but the seeds. 2 decades later and here they are the company hopes in a few years that account for a 10th of the lemon is sold in the u.s. it's growing efforts are also being matched by south african supplies who hope to meet the rest of the world's demands between them they could soon secure a significant slice of the global lemon market. well i don't know about you but it sounds good to me that's all for this edition of the double business thank you very much for watching we'll see you next time or whenever you want on the w. dot com slash there's this yourself. cleaning lady by day. celebrated d.j. at a popular must down club by. serena is 57 years old and her playlist has almost exclusively electronic tracks h

they were stopped in their tracks when bud light brought play to an early finish.h. translation: there was no pressure. i was early finish. translation: there was no pressure. i was very excited to play in front of my home crowd on my home ground of. we saw in australia when fans really got behind the bowlers. i was enjoying the way our crowd back to us today. for pakistan fans, this will be a day that lives long in the memory. 11 time world surfing champion kelly slater put on a masterclass posting a perfect 10 in his third round win over france'sjoan duru at the pipeline masters in hawaii on wednesday. the 47—year—old is battling against the local favourite, jothohn florence, for the final qualification spot on the us olympic team for next year in tokyo — slater needs to finish two places ahead of florence to take the qualification spot as he bids for an 8th pipeline title. i served this whole year behind the eight ball, i would rather surf from the front, so it is just a mindset you put yourself in, and shortly after that, just relax, breathe, smile, enjoy the m

i turning now to the music world and a budding hip hop star growing up in south london the rapper stormshe said he never knew anyone who was successful well that's all changed now the 26 year old is the king of the hip hop genre notas grime his new album called heavy is the head drops on friday and yes he's wearing a crown on the cover. of the 1st. he's a big man and an even bigger musician sometimes grime red cross drums he can hardly believe his luck with. the highlight of his career so far being the 1st black solo artist to headline glastonbury's the u.k.'s most important new 6 festival. scene celebrated as to take off growing a form of rap originating from this neighborhood in london. with success comes responsibility both through. and through your car can take you know always starving for whatever i need to starve for all power 5 where for me to fight for but then. sometimes our dresses are just a matter of this are human and sometimes it's flippin. terror worker says it's a modern day fairy tale storm seaborne michael mari grew up in south london. no one he's known was ever success

bud cummins, thank you very much.nn, a network that never misses a moment to praise itself and the so-called facts they deliver. this morning the unbalanced network couldn't get around to showing senator graham's opening statement. do you think they would have done this to adam schiff or nancy pelosi? i think you know the answer. the liberal media loves comparing president trump to hitler. >> they declared us an illegal people. that's how it began. >> they returned to the most disturbing elements of white supremacy. >> it hasn't happened in the world since the time of the nazis. and donald trump is right there with them. trish: still no compliments from the media after the president signed a new executive order targeting college anti-semitism. tonight the state department spokeswoman is here to talk about it. democrats impeachment catch phrased bribery. >> evidence of bribery. >> it was bribery. >> case of bribery. >> bribery. >> it's bribery. trish: democrats are dropping bribery in favor after new catch phrase. repu

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at the top and crucially i think for put points clear or buy in which is sort of the yardstick any budding potential champion is actually measuring themselves against the aspirant 3rd but they are the team that everybody needs to know you know that they need to finish ahead of if they want to win that the bundesliga school more goals than anybody 2nd best offense in the league and in my opinion they've got the best coach somebody that can change a game from apps you know where we saw that last week it gets pretty dortmund and also of course he scored 18 goals in 17 games and i think they can and may win the league if he stays fit you mentioned the coach that's who i want to hear from now this is what i had to say after saturday's game. it's good for self-confidence is always good to start the 2nd half of the season or having to leave position in the league we have a lot of situation where it can improve and i'm looking forward to improve my team and get better and played nearly also a good 2nd half a season like we did in the 1st of. the roughhousing who was successful in his 1st seasons a

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yeah, timothee chalamet juggling give it a shot [ cheers and applause >> all right >> jimmy: come on, bud> like a talent show. >> jimmy: like a talent show >> what would your juggling equivalent be? >> jimmy: what, do i just? >> like special skill, weird, random things. >> jimmy: oh, i have the worst special -- i don't know what my special skill is my special skill was -- i guess i do impressions that was my -- >> well, dude, you're the host, this is amazing. >> jimmy: i know, but if i'm going to be in a movie, you don't need somebody who's going to do impressions. >> "fever pitch. who's seen "fever pitch" here? [ cheers and applause no >> jimmy: stop, i'm not going to get into anything i'm not getting into it. i want to talk about you "little women," let's talk about -- [ laughter ] i love the movie by the way. >> thank you >> jimmy: i really loved it. i watched it with my daughter. and you got nominated for two golden globes, nine critics choice awards. the movie is - >> the movie did, the movie did. >> jimmy: yes, and the cast as well so that's you. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, you're in t

. >> exactly [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: what do we got next, bud?owling ball so, what we're going to talk about now is the law of conservation of energy so energy can't be created or destroyed. it can only convert from one form to another, so that's what we're going to do with the bowling ball >> jimmy: okay >> so go ahead and stand up against that wall over there [ laughter ] it's okay. please, please sorry, that was rude >> jimmy: no, that's not why i was concerned. [ laughter ] >> so, okay. take this bowling ball - >> jimmy: okay >> and hold it up to your nose i'll hang on it for now. >> jimmy: thank you, yeah. >> so, right now, what we have here, we have potential energy when you let go of the ball, it's going to move that way and convert to kinetic energy. it's going to reach its maximum around the bottom there when - you know, at the base. when it's low, i guess, and then, it's going to keep swinging and back -- convert back into potential energy, and then swing back. now, because we're not going to give it any force, it's not going to go fart

the innovation of bud zumwalt was reengineering the navy as a society. he faced the tension in race in the navy, in the 70s. and he faced up in ways that ultimately helped bring us together. he had many many innovations. the thing to know about admiral zumwalt is he was value driven, every day of his life. he woke up saying what's the right thing to do? that's a pretty good quality in anybody. how about this character, any nuclear submariners in the mix here? there must be one or two. not so many. so this admiral very famously pulls the navy into the nuclear age. he's brilliant. he's very difficult. he's famous for making life hard for everybody around him, by demanding that everything be done to perfect specifications. he is cantankerous but boy is he smart. at the end of the day, he creates the nuclear navy. by the way, an immigrant to the united states, born in russia, comes here when he's 6 years old. so last admiral, grace hopper. in navy, we call her amazing grace. world war ii happens. she has a phd in mathematics from yale university. she is bril

the google plans to buy fit bit or introduce competitive proirkts or microsoft with the surface ear budsin the spring. >> thank you, josh well, dan you've been all over the tech trade this year what are you looking at for the new year. >> it's about mag oi microsoft, apple, google amazon in the new year. making up half of the nasdaq 100. and they have outsized ganes i want to focus on apple because josh had predictions 5g, the ramp, that's important to remember it was up 86% on the year. up 100 peppers from the january 3rd 2019 lows thp this is a year where earnings and sales did not grow for apple when you think about the multiple the stock is trading at, it's pure multiple expansion based on what is to come in 2020 and i think the idea of playing for some 5g supercycle doesn't make a whole heck of a lot of sense right now. i want to make another point we talk about semis a lot and they outperformed. there was a headline huawei we know where they sit in the global trade war they are the number one market share provider of smartphones in china. they released an i feen 11 alternative in t

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analysts, the apple iphone maker could chase another 20% gains, and that is thanks to things like we the budsnd valuations. joining us with her outlook for 2020 is tengler wealth management chief investment officer nancy tengler. more and more the last few days, since the phase one of the trade deal has been outlined, people are saying there is lots more to go in the rally. are you one of those? i'm optimistic. i don't know if there is lots to go. one of the important things that many people are not talking about is there is a lot of liquidity built up in money market accounts, etc., growing at 10.5% per year, all the while that stocks are rallying. that is good news for investors because it means there is money on the sidelines to drive the next leg in this bull market. you put that would money to work, what are you telling your managers, clients? nancy: we put it in a couple of places. we went well overweight in cyclicals in june, driven mostly by our technology holdings. we still like that trade. capex has grown dramatically in the last 20 years, up .5%, old -- 25%, all the while industria

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neighbors scott bud salmon live in downtown san jose with this very merry story. >> good evening, terry and jessica. christina marleau said she saw our story about the family on social media and had to help. the gomez-muniz family is in need of help. it started with their san jose home burned to the ground. then as they were settling into a hotel using red cross vouchers this weekend, someone broke into their car and took things people had donated. >> i just thought, like, we can do something. >> that's where christina marleau comes in. she saw our story online and reached out to us and the family via social media. she also brought along some star power. her husband is sharks left wing patrick marleau, and they say they simply couldn't stay on the sidelines. >> as a parent, my first thought was i don't want their daughters to associate bad with christmas, right? like, christmas is supposed to be joyful and magical and giving. >> christina not only reached out to the gomez family, she also reached out to other members of the sharks family to organize and collect clothing and other items

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