california florida, illinois. and new york. and by the united states departme oeducation... and the united states immigration and naturalization serce. - can i put up this banner now ? - yes, but hurry. they'll be here any minute. henry, what are u doing tohat floor ? mr. brashov said before he lt the airpt that he wants this place to shine. you'd think the queen of england was coming if that's all this fuss was about, you wouldt be working this hard. he'll probably be hung. i should warm up some soup. so, je who you think ? i think he'll know he's come to the right pce. ctor it is like a palace ! - a ve cle palace. - this is crossroads cafe. and the are my very good friends make it at it is. yes, yes recognize alof you. from the pictures victor sent me katarina. rosa. jal. and henry. - and jess - jess must've r o of film. jess whington. meet crossroads cafe's best customer. w do you do ? in fact, he is here so much, we are thinking of putting him on the payroll. now that's aob i'd come out of retement for. my friends this is my brother and new business partner nicolae brash

california, florida, all over.this is playing out in the living rooms now. >> this is real. gerri: not just a congressional hearing, a television set, this is real. >> and that is what changes this from i'm going to give you another speech, i'm going to tell you what is coming, instead it shows up in the daily lives of the americans, even coverage of lawsuit, due to grandfatherring rule, that is due to a lot of provisions in the law, which are outlawing coverage, whether or not you are grandfathered, there are other requirements mean that whole individual plans no longer qualify as legitimate plans in the marketplace. gerri: not everyone wants coverage in case they get pregnant or mental health coverage. >> to your point about health, a living room issue, politics are a lose-lose for the administration, if they shut down the web site, american people would be better off, if we delayed law, get the web site, rebuilt, allow people to have their existing coverage until the new law is built out, they don't top do that,

california florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. looks like henry's crashed through this door one too many times. i think i can probably fix the hinge. i'll be right back. excuse me. yes, mrs. gilroy. can i help you ? this dish, the monterey chicken. yes ? i had it and it was delicious ! i brought my friend so she could try it. - i'm so glad you enjoyed it. - well, actually, it doesn't taste the way it did before. oh. i see. i'll tell the substitute chef. substitute chef ? maybe that's the problem. yeah, with rosa gone things aren't quite the same. - who's rosa ? - she's the regular chef. the one who makes the monterey chicken. - well, you seem to know lot about this place. - i'm rosa's biggest fan. - the chef who just quit ? - sa quit ? - she sure did. - rosa quit. did he say rosa quit ? yeah, rosa quit. but everybody seemed so happy when i was here last week. oh, no, no, no. you don't understand. she just had to go-- ah, here's mr. brashov. ooh, he doesn't look well at

california florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. - i don't understand this. - what's the problem mr. brashov ? - this whole week business has been terrible. - maybe we should advertise. i could make a big sign for the front of the restaurant. we could have flashing lights, lots of color. i'm sure it will attract a lot of attention. and probably get us thrown out of the neighborhood. maybe we just need to make the menu a little more exciting. i bought some chili peppers at a vegetable market last weekend. i'm going to put them in tomorrow's chicken special. well, thanks for the warning. i'll be sure to put extra ice water at all the tables. i bet the customers will love it. well, if nothing else, it'll clear out their sinuses. thank you, rosa. that sounds delicious. so what did you do this weekend, mr. brashov ? well, on saturday i cleaned up my office. and on sunday i caught up on some paperwork. talk about a wild weekend. - don't you ever have any fun ? - i run a busines

california florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. so, how was your weekend ? what weekend ? bill spent the whole time working, and i did laundry. that sounds romantic. he as preparing for a big conference in chicago. - how was your weekend ? - i ate, slept and studied for an exam. talk about boring. how about next week we go see a movie together ? sounds better than studying. actually, the studying wasn't so bad. oh, why's that ? i was going to tell you. we have a guest teacher who keeps me very interested. - he's absolutely the most fan-- - bill ! - hi, bill. - hi, bill. - hi, everybody. - what are you doing here ? i just wanted to say good-bye before i left for the airport. so i'll see you a week from friday. it's a date. and i'll call you when i get to chicago. you better. don't forget my bear. i won't. is this a business conference or a hunting trip ? - it's for my collection. - you collect stuffed animals ? -yeah. what's wrong with that ? -nothing, if you're a five y

california florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. rosa, i'm still waiting for my order. what's taking so long ? it's the stove again ! the oven's not cooking my pies. why would you make chicken pot pie the special... when you know the stove's been giving you trouble ? - it was working fine yesterday. - so what do i tell my customers "you should've been here yesterday" ? jamal, why is this problem so difficult to fix ? believe me, the problem is easy to fix. then why are my pies not cooking ? finding the problem, that's the difficult part. well, i suggest you find it, before we lose all of our customers ! i don't think it's the stove mr. brashov. people just don't go out to eat as often when the weather's like this. hi, everybody. the weather's miserable today. i knew i could count on you, my old friend. what are you talking about victor ? we were just discussing how the weather was affecting our business. - it is sort of quiet around here. - you can say that again. why wou

california florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. look at this place. we open in less than a week and there is still so much to do. cleaning electrical work, painting. [ chuckles ] we don't even have a name yet. who goes to a restaurant that has no name ? eh, maybe tomorrow i will think of something. this restaurant is your idea, eva. so what do you want to call it ? it would all be so much easier if you were here. i spent two hours working on this ! you were sleeping for two hours ! did you forget to cook this ? it tastes like it's raw ! - i need a new oven ! - you need to learn how to cook ! if you had equipment that works like any other restaurant-- this is not any other restaurant ! this is-- - a big mess ! - ahh ! your restaurant doesn't even have a name ! face it, brashov, you don't know wt you're doing ! i know i am going to open this restaurant in two days ! well, i won't be here to see it. you can find yourself another cook. - fine ! i will do that ! - this place

california florida, illinois... and new york. and by the united states department of education... and the united states immigration and naturalization service. hi, jess. i see you're finally getting a new neighbor. you mean the place next door ? a good thing. i don't like a vacant building. it makes the whole place look shabby. especially next to our glamorous establishment. could you tell what kind of business it's going to be ? no. the windows are all covered with paper. as long as it's not another restaurant i don't care who moves in there. you know what would be good ? a really nice dress shop. - that's a terrible idea. - why ? -we'd spend all our money there. -i don't think it's going to be a dress shop. they were loading in big, heavy boxes this morning, much too big for dresses. what kind of store sells big, heavy things ? - maybe it's a health club. - oh, that's not good. why not ? it might do you some good to join a health club. all day long there will be banging and clanging and loud music. our customers like to eat in peace and quiet. - hi, sara. - hi, mr. brashov. look

california, florida, michigan, and new jersey. >> new jersey. >> and, and so -- jonathan, this, thisof movement. >> there is evidence. but also a little evidence of guess work. he, he is kind of going with his gut. and, maybe right now. if the election were held tomorrow. democrats would have maybe, 50% chance of flipping the house. again, a year away. and as david also mentioned. people process their political information a lot of them, you know they're not sitting there reading the news, watching cable news. most, most voters, especially the ones who decide the elections, they have short memories. >> let's remember what the opposition to the president's party is supposed to do in a midterm election. that's pick up seats. the republicans are supposed to by formula, win a significant number, more seats in this next election. they may very well be on wait tonight. doing that. >> by collecting less votes than democrats. and the majority. also as we have seen, as we have seen recently. external -- external events come quickly. while we have had the fevered productive debate. conversatio

first up from clearwater, florida - and from california, it's jack. and from georgia, it's megan. hello everybody. welcome to the program. good to have you all here. this is very, very simple. we ask americans their opinions on all sorts of crazy topics. all you have to do is correctly guess the results of those polls and you can win $50,000. let's get into it. here we go, this first question is worth $100. the two possible answers are, take a peek or look away. the question is, what did married men say they would do if their sister-in-law was wearing a low-cut blouse? would they sneak a little peek or would they look away? all right. the answers are in. let's take a trip to clearwater, florida and say hello to monica. how are you? >> i'm doing great. how are you? >> i'm doing great. thank you for asking. what is the madness behind you?

they recognize that in california, florida, and texas alone, there are -- in each respective state, martinere are over 2 million young people that need to enroll. and so by working closely with the california exchange, for example, they recognize they're going to start building -- they need at least 7 million young people to enroll. just by hits those three states they could not only get them enrolled but have them tell their friends and families about it. >> final question to you, dana. does this situation in your view, and i am asking you to be dana, the prophet now. >> dana likes that. >> yeah, i know he does. do you think this is going to work out, dana? >> it's going to work out one way or another. >> well, i mean, positively in the way the administration would like it to. >> it has to work out, because, you know, once these sorts of entitlement programs get into place, and people realize what's there, they want to keep it. so the republicans are not going to be able to repeal it wholesale. that doesn't mean we're not going to see a lot more fury. the difference between the medicare p

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. >> you showed the graphic about how many people are losing coverage in california and florida. for the affordable care act government program in all 50 states. a promise of obamacare lost in congress, lost in the supreme court, they lost in the 2012 election. they may be winning in the implementation of it. you mentioned ten democratic senators are for delay. two democratic candidates have endorsed delay. there is a tide moving. >> let's put up again those statistics in case you didn't see them because they are quite remarkable about the people losing health insurance, not gaining it. florida blue terminating 300,000 policies because they don't need the -- meet the obamacare standards. kaiser permanente in california, people are being kicked off because under the new obamacare mandate, that doesn't meet it. house speaker boehner said more people could lose health insurance in october than sign up for it. >> i get the sense that people on the republican side are enjoying this moment but this is empty rhetoric. when you speak to the insurance executives in florida, in california,

seguros privados y no a travÉs de sus trabajos. 800.000 se enviaron a nueva york, 779.000 a california y a floridanfrentando es que muchos jÓvenes estÁn distraÍdos en los problemas que estÁ sufriendo la inscripciÓn a travÉs de internet que en investigar cuÁles son los beneficios que les ofrece el plan. >> y si menos jÓvenes se inscriben por problemas con el internet, entonces no habrÁ suficiente ganancias para subsidiar las pÉrdidas de los viejos anglosajones, es imprescindible. sin la participaciÓn latina que somos mÁs jÓvenes, va a fracasar "obama care". >> en los Ángeles, jaime garcÍa. >> la fuerte presiÓn internacional podrÍa llevar a estados unidos a acabar con el espionaje. una medida bipartidista terminarÍa con la posibilidad de obtener records telefÓnicos. hoy aseguraron que el espionaje a mandatarios amigos terminarÁ. para conocer las cinco preguntas claves, visite la pÁgina univisionoticias.com >> vecinos de california creen que algo estÁ provocando enfermedades mortales entre la poblaciÓn. luis mejid viajÓ para traernos lo Último de una historia que hemos estado siguiendo durante varias

built by the global consulting firm has proved to be anything but smooth so they said from california to florida to pennsylvania to massachusetts time after time all of their programs are coming in way over budget or actually not even delivering anything that's actually even usable right while the counting from displaying themselves into two so instead of having a full service accounting firm like arthur andersen involved the enron scandal where they had to go after and say well your accounting business of what you do is committing fraud so we're going to have to shut you down they say they outsource their fraud to a consulting firm of which they have an intimate relationship with and then they have the consulting firm commit all the fraud but the effect is the same for diluting k.p.n. jay and arthur andersen and the whole group of them commit this massive fraud as part of a conspiracy colluding with the rating agencies in the banks so they go into one in particular case for delay in this is in florida's miami dade county school officials fired deloitte in two thousand and nine part way through

built by the global consulting firm has proved to be anything but smooth so they said from california to florida to pennsylvania to massachusetts time after time all of their programs are coming in way over budget or actually not even delivering anything that's actually even usable right while the accounting firms are splitting themselves into two so instead of having a full service accounting firm like arthur andersen involving the enron scandal where they had to go after and say well your accounting business of what you do was committing fraud so we're going to have to shut you down they say they outsource their fraud to a consulting firm of which they have an intimate relationship with and then they have the consulting firm commit all the fraud but this the effect is the same for the law isn't p.m.g. and arthur andersen and the whole group of them commit this massive fraud as part of a conspiracy colluding with the rating agencies in the banks so they go into one in particular case for deloitte and this is in florida's miami dade county school officials fired deloitte in two thousand and nine

la gente del la florida y california es tan seguro médico por consecuencia de obamacare.s, los negocios, recientemente se vio los números de desempleados hispanos, estamos a 11%. >> bueno, mi querido e israel, yo no sé, yo esta mañana cuando salió el sol el cielo era azul, cómo se va decir que va a ser más cara una ley. obamacare va a ser un éxito, y en 20 años va a ser como medicare. y nadie va a tener esta discusión. >> el medicare está agotado de dinero. el servicio es malo. las esperas son larguísimas. lo que sabemos que 43 de 48 estados las primas van a subir por consecuencia de obamacare, obamacare es un desastre. >> sulema: un adolescente de 14 años ha sido arrestado por la muerte de una maestra de preparatoria. las autoridades del condado essex dijo que está acusado de un cargo de asesinato. el cuerpo de la maestra de 24 años fue descubierto anoche en 1 a boscosa cerca de una escuela. así avanzamos con las noticias internacionales en este miércoles en el mundo de 60 segundos. -en el salvador, luego de una exhaustiva investigación, en determinaron que el consumo de

the reality then was that it was a hum population of -- huge population of latinos in florida, california, utah that made a difference in the elections. the more and more republicans that have latino constituents saying and pushing on immigration reform, the more you see people like denham and others coming out and saying i want to do this because my constituents are asking me. >> these are the republicans signing on to the democratic house version. >> i foresee we'll get a lot more. there is about 11 to 12 republicans whose feats are potentially can be taken out because latinos will vote and say, "hey, you are not voting on issues that i care about, which is immigration. >> when you talk about speaking with legislators, members of congress, you talk about giving them political cover. what does that mean. >> we tried to make it as easy as possible for them to take the side of the issue that we are on. we are talking about political cover. we say, "you don't have to lead out, we'll lead out, showing you that there is broad support for comprehensive immigration reform", we had a number of b

just in three states: california, florida and new jersey, there are 1.4 million insurance policies that won't be valid after january 1 because they're not legal under obamacare. compare that number, 1.4 million, to the number of americans in those three states who have reportedly applied on the web site for insurance. so 7% or 8% of the people who will lose their current policy have applied for a different policy. that's what's really going on across this country in families as people worry about health care. these are policies in the individual market. there are 19 million americans in the individual market. we also heard on nbc news over the last couple of days that the obama administration knew -- knew -- that 47% to 60% of the policies in the individual market wouldn't be legally offered under obamacare. yet still said to people if you like your insurance, you can keep it. mr. president, at some point there has to be accountability. expecting this secretary to be able to fix what she hasn't been able to fix during the last three and a half years is unrealistic. it's throwing good mo

when the big earthquake happens in california and florida fall into the ocean, georgia in this spot willlove the fact that this mystery is out there. is that there not today. lou: 1980. >> and arce christian said one thing, no one can ever know my real identity. and it's a code for rosicrucian. rosicrucian is a secret, agency chris society. lou: i love what you said about it. >> but we look at this. this is from 1865 with abraham lincoln. this is today in georgia and no one knows why. lou: this pier of destiny. >> one of my favorite ones, charlie. i was going to say, pull your cards out. this one is the spirit that pierce is christ's side while he is on the cross. now, the spear supposedly has powers. napoleon took power because he chase this beer. the other person in chase this pier was a of fiddler. i don't believe in the magic power part, but you tell me that adolf hitler once this object and i want to know what it is. you have there is the map below the vatican. the vatican says they have the real spirit which shows you. yes. the basilica under st. peter's. lou: this is a nasty piece

la gente pobre como bien señalas, amos a tener que pagar más, también la gente en florida y californiay negocios. recientemente salieron los números de los desempleados,. >> israel, esta mañana cuando salió el sol, el cielo era azul, porque decir que esto será más caro, es poner las cosas al revés. obamacare será un éxito y nadie va a tener esta discusión en 20 años. >> medicare se va bancarrota, el problema con eso es que el servicios malo, la espera será larguísima, en 33 28 todos los que nos va a subir por el obamacare, esto es un desastre. >> sulema: otra pausa y regresamos con información internacional. >> sulema:manifestantes en parís ana y washington marcharon exigiendo algo congreso que dice la votación por la ley de reforma migratoria integral. >> reportero: entraron sin previo aviso, eso causó el enojo de los empleados del partido republicano en phoenix, pero aceptaron una carta donde exigen a los republicano de arizona que pido al líder de la cámara baja que someta a votación un plan de reforma inmigratoria un camino a la ciudadanía. >> sabemos que tenemos los votos suficien

americans are gettinginize they can no longer keep their policies, including 279,000 in california, michigan, 140,000. florida, 300,000. and in new jersey, 800,000. if the purchases on the obamacare web site are small, as that agency official predicted today, what does that mean to insurance companies that need large groups of members for their plans to work? sharyl attkisson is looking into that. >> reporter: evergreen health of maryland is a nonprofit insurer that got start wade $65 million loan from the federal government. just days into the enrollment fiasco, c.e.o. dr. peter beilenson had to blow up his business plan. >> we actually called a meeting immediately upon learning of these difficulties with the exchange of our entire 35-person staff and said, "listen, guys, we're going to have to switch our marketing strategy. our strat jeef how we're going after folks." >> i'm reaching out to you to discuss your health care. >> reporter: that means forgetting about individuals for now and instead targeting small businesses, the old fashioned way-- with phone calls and tv ads. >> neighborhood care, same-day ap

all these people from california to florida who is getting a letter in their mailbox or an e-mail sayinghe plan that you have is getting terminated. your employer, material nighting their health care. i care about those people. >> okay. hold on. >> i have to change the topic. i want to get to the other a word. that's the one i won't say on this show but it is headlines. you both heard it. the republican senator reportedly said, and i'll quote him. saddlely i don't have the you had a yoex there's no comity with harry reid. i think he is an absolute a-hole. how do you defend that? senator coburn is often a guy who takes high road but this is what makes washington look pathetic. >> i'm not going to defend the use of that kind of language. i think that you're right in your description of senator coburn. he is somebody who could nnstan reaches across. he is always looking to reach across the aisle and work with people to make this government more accountable and better. to have him reach that level of frustration, and it is something that bears out in mark's book that he is not someone who pl

up to an incredibly increasingly important base which is the latino vote and not just in california and floridaut texas, north carolina, south carolina, arizona. >> right. >> by doing that, passing comprehensive immigration reform, they're injecting themselves with a stronger economy and clean house and say we want this demographic now. >> let me just say that that was just a very smart and rational analysis -- >> i was going to say you're making far too much sense. are you kidding me? >> smart and rational analysis doesn't exactly work on the key people we are talking about. so i'm probably more skeptical than maria vis-a-vis immigration reform but agree with the points. i would say the farm bill, it does have to get passed. and so, the argument here is less about helping these, you know, this kind of subsidies to farmers. that's kind of embedded in the process. it's more an issue of food stamps or s.n.a.p. as it's called. >> to that point, i feel like talking fiscal policy or economics, when we are talking about the farm bill an you look at, okay, are we were talking about farmers, will we ke

concerned about everyone getting one of these letters, bill, who's getting all these people from california to floridas getting a letter in their mailbox or e-mail saying the plan that you have is getting terminated. your employer terminating their health care. i care about those people. >> i have to change the topic here, because i want to get to the other a word, that is the one i'm not going to say on the show. making headlines. tom coburn you both heard it republican senator "there's no comedy with harry reid. i think he's an absolute a hole. why go there." >> all right, sean, how do you defend that? senator coburn is usually a guy who often takes the high road. but this is the kind of stuff that makes washington look pathetic. >> well, i'm not going to defend the use of that kind of language. but i think that you're right in your description of senator coburn. he is somebody who constantly reaches across despite his views and his filmness on on policy issues is always looking to reach across the aisle and working with people to make this government more accountable and better. so i think to have

huge states in california and florida, for example, are ceasing, ending the insurance policies that people had. literally. >> absolutely. >> hundreds of thousands of policies are ending because of obama care whereas the president, whenever it was, two, three years ago and still says it's not necessary. >> larry, it's millions. it's millions. it's millions of policies. it's absolutely millions. there are 19 million people in the individual health insurance market. the vast majority of them are losing their policies. those policies are vaporizing. and that's another problem here with these computer systems. the insurance companies have been by law required to vaporize those policies effective december 31, and these people are supposed to go reenroll. they can't get on the website to reenroll. >> there you go. >> real quick. go ahead, ben. real quick. >> i was just going to say, bob's point is quick. 80% of the individual market is evaporating in florida. but because you can't get on the website and you're hidden to what's in your plans, no one even knows if their own doctor will still be in

they did it primarily to the metro areas in california texas florida, illinois and new york and 80s and90s and increasingly in the last decade to the high-growth areas of georgia and north carolina the meatpacking towns on the great plains. the work on construction land and pursued an american dream of buying a house. they have to give mortgages to hispanics, w-2 we don't really need to see the w-2. these are spanish-language mortgage originators and it was the dream people were trying to achieve. many legal and many illegal immigrants involved in this and then suddenly the dream came crashing down in 2007 with the collapse of the housing market. if you look at the foreclosure in those years and to look at the counties where the year at the san bernadino in fresno and clark county and maricopa county i would estimate about one third of those foreclosures were on hispanics, an awful lot more. and since 2007 according to the pew hispanic center, a net migration from mexico to the united states has been zero. migration there was huge for a quarter-century from 1982 to 2007 has at least tem

the most popular are california, textexas and florida. right now all eyes are on florida.n florida there are a dozen programs and counties that service about 1 1800 children. now the programs in those counties don't start their fist fiscal year until about november isth. bu11st. because of the shutdown they are not able to get their funding there are a thousand families in florida that won't be able to send their kids on november it of 2nd. more families and staying at home and not in the fields and that many families battle being for what is all right severe poverty. >> and whatever you are thinking about if they are not able to contribute or work, it's really not helping at all for them to be here? >> it's not helping the family aiesand what the officals went people to understand is it is not helping society. if those people can't find work they may do other things. >> they may become a apartment of the crime element in the country and they may have to use the social safety net and they become a greater burden on society. >>> coming up here, an uncertain future as the u.

california alone. last year in florida, 171 completed prison escape, 166 of the escapees were captured.'s put aside the news and welcome in louis at the cooler. >> she's a legend whose inintar race to stars like tina fey and amy poehler. [ laughter ] >> what brings you to tara? >> you, you vixen you. scarlet, i love you. that, that, gown is gorgeous. >> thank you. i saw it in the window and i just couldn't resist it. >> now carol burnett is the latest recipient for the top honor for comedy and received it last night at the kennedy center. the 80-year-old star received two hours of trib burts from fey, poehler and tony bennett. congratulations to carol. >>> "gravity" continues to soar at the box office. >> stop. >> the the 3d movie was the num one movie for the third week in a row. totals 170 million. tom hanks with "captain phillips" was second with 17 million. "cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2" and "carrie" but the moved about julian assange was the bottom movie. now, you may remember that critical study that shows that oreos can be more addictive or as addictive as cocaine. david l

other states, if you had florida and california, two of the four largest delegations do this, then youart seeing an impact on capitol hill. >> you could see places like oregon and ohio start to do this. people really like their voting systems. washington state had this very long-term blanket primary system when it was struck down, the initiative to re-establish the top two system was passed by an overwhelming majority. so people like their voting systems. i think it's going to be really hard to change other systems in other states. >> you basically need one party to feel that they have been -- it was moderate republicans in california that really pushed this initiative in california. it would have to take for instance democrats in florida to feel like their gerrymandered out of the system. reed wilson, you're the manage. thank you sir. >>> up next, kennedy legacy, 50 years after president kennedy signed the mental health act, patrick kennedy joins me next. >>> white house soup of the day, mushroom misho. we'll be right back. [ unr ass people like to pretend a flood [e could never happe

california, it's chloe! and he's from springhill, florida, please welcome ricky.ere. very, very simple show. here's how this works. we ask america their opinions on all kinds of crazy topics. you have to correctly guess the results of our polls and you can win $50,000. it's that easy. ready to win some money? let's do it. first question is worth $100. here are the two possible answers, we've got one that pushes things up or one that holds things in. the question is, what kind of undergarment did single women say is more important to have on a first date? the one that pushes things up or holds things in? let's go to newport beach, california, chloe. how are you? >> good, how are you? >> very well. thank you for asking. tell me about yourself. >> born and raised in newport beach, california. i taught surf lessons the last summer. it's amazing living down here, living by the beach, and being able to surf every day. >> reveal your answer, one that holds things in or one that pushes things up? i see holds in -- holds in -- pushes up and holds in. chloe is going her own