john: carla found herself causing chaos. carla! -where is she? -i really don't care. once i'm up, i'm putting on the makeup. john: while shermon found himself opening up. i was getting bullied a lot 'cause i didn't really fit in. i love the fact that i'm changing. that's grit. john: and hannah found herself... (laughs) burk. burk. burk. john: on morphine. (laughs) on your mark. set. go! john: in the challenge... -go, go, go, go, go. -just keep it up. -ahh! john: team grady left the others in the dust. (screaming) in the spirit of competition, give my team a chance. john: and grady continued his cutthroat ways... i'm taking out their strongest players. john: putting will, carla, and shermon in a double elimination. what's life without a little suspense? john: doing it on her own... -shh. john: carla balanced her ball to victory.

este sbado su hermana carla y su prima jackie hablaron frente a nuestras cmaras sobre el momento en elida pasar frente a sus ojos. take sot carla mendoza vctima y hermana de jonathan "caminanos y de repente vi la luz en frente de mis ojos y sent que me pego" con vo carla y jackie en estos momentos se recuperan en casa de las mltiples heridas que sufrieron tras el accidente. el conductor cooper con las autoridades. sin embargo el terrible accidente deja ms preguntas que respuestas. pues al parecer en esta misma interseccin. ya haban ocurrido varios accidentes en los ltimos meses. esto debido aseguran. a la falta de iluminacin y de prudencia de parte de los propios conductores. melissa on camera se preve que el pequeÑo jonathan pase meses en recuperacion en este hospital intentando recuperar la habilidad para caminar.. en vivo desde oakland mh t48 blanca ---un gran operativo policial moviliz a decenas de agentes desde el condado de monterey hasta el sur de la baha. take vo ---esto luego que un beb de tan solo 8 meses fuera secuestrado luego que un hombre robara un auto en soledad. ---hor

old carla mendoza, you can see her in front of the car, show getting up. her 20 year old cousin jackie velasquez flung into the other lane lies crump eled unconsciousment but what you cannot see is carla's little brother jonathan pindz under the front bumper. >> i don't think i can see my cousin in the eyes, you know, because i caused her this pain. >> reporter: the three were walking home after getting ice cream and playing in the park. the women say they looked both ways and that they thought the car would stop, at the last second you can see them grab jonathan and brace for impact. >> it was so close. just missed. >> reporter: amazingly all three survived. carla and jackie are home recovering from internal injuries and broken bones but days after the accident, jonathan can't move his legs and remains in the hospital with major spinal injury. >> i feel like i caused my little brother this pain. all i want was to go out and enjoy and have fun at the park. th. >> reporter: he was set to his family says he will need months of therapy but they're hopeful. is

and carla goes on to sign the contract. so here it is.ctor. the key though isn't necessarily what's in the contract. it's what actually happens in practice. she should be able to choose as someone who is self—employed. but she has to work a schedule at soap & co at westfield shopping centre, and also at covent garden, at the company's affiliate. from 11 to 21:30. from 9:30 to 20:00. yeah? if you look at the schedule you will find your name as well here. 0k? and after that, on sunday, you're coming at 11, you're finishing at eight. yeah? hello, gentlemen. a gift for you. she commences work, selling skincare products on commission, made to work around 60 hours a week. ok, you want to do them all the time. 0k? it doesn't matter who, just go. 0k? and staff are compelled to work with only one day off a week. do you know if we can take days off on the weekends? not quite. eh? not quite. what does that mean? usually on the weekend you work. no one has a day off. we're not allowed two days off, are we? no, no. so only one, yeah? a self—employed p

carla with politico. and joe garea foli with the chronicle. >>> medical cannabis has been legal for use in california for 20 years. last november, voters approved it for recreational use. state officials have less than six months to finalize the rules for medical and recreational pot and begin issuing licenses for growing to distributing it. i spoke last month to lori ajacks with the effort to regulate marijuana. >> thank you for speaking with us. >> thank you for having me. >> prior to your current job, you were responsible for regulating alcohol. how is this, regulating cannabis, different from regulating alcohol? >> a big difference is that alcohol is federally legal, which cannabis is not. so testing standards and labeling, the state is doing that itself for cannabis regulation. >> you brought up the fact that cannabis is still illegal at the federal level. do you worry about a possible crackdown? attorney general jeff sessions has already said he's opposed to any attempts to legalize cannabis, even f

i remember when i asked carla out and thought life would get better. i hoped to walk in, light a fire in the chimney we never tested, pass hot beverages to whoever happened to be home, and tell how much each oversized room meant to me. the new homeowners would exclaim why did you leave? i would belong somewhere and right when i seemed to have it figure you are expecting an easy epiphany you may want to start reading. i i would not come from the clothes i pert on, the women i was with or the drinks i drank, for a man who had to star in movies to get him out the door, i can think of no better place to finish than los angeles. thank you. i don't know what that means. [applause] >> thank you very much. i do remember that snowstorm. it was quite a scene for the people in the middle east at the time. thank you so much to haroon moghul and thank you all for being here. i want to wish ramadan a good fast for those celebrating ramadan this month. thank you for joining us here at the nyu bookstore. the books are on sale 20% tonight. we try to encourage sales and

just live, keep living. >> reporter: jackie and carla both will have to postpone their college plansor medical care. the driver did stay on scene. it is unclear if he's facing any charges. in oakland, katie utehs. "abc 7 news." >>> just awful. now to breaking news from hawaii. flames have erupted from a high rise condo building in the heart of honolulu. that fire has turned deadly. it broke out in one of honolulu's best known buildings, marco polo apartments. >> three people were found dead on the 26th floor, the spot where the flamts began. the fire broke out this afternoon and quickly spread to two floors above. fire officials say pieces of burning debris fell sparking secary fires. 100 firefighters respond. at one point the elevators failed, forcing firefighters to lug equipment up the stairs. the building is not equipped with sprinklers. >> without a doubt if there was sprinklers within the apartment the fire would be contained to the unit of origin. it would be in the unit that the fire started. >> the marco polo was built before sprinklers were mandatory. authorities warn the d

just live, keep living. >> reporter: jackie and carla both will have to postpone their college plansare. the driver did stay on scene. it is unclear if he's facing any charges. in oakland, katie utehs. "abc 7 news." >>> just awful. now to breaking news from hawaii. flames have erupted from a high rise condo building in the heart of honolulu. that fire has turned deadly. it broke out in one of honolulu's best known buildings, marco polo apartments. >> three people were found dead on the 26th floor, the spot where the flamts began. the fire broke out this afternoon and quickly spread to two floors above. fire officials say pieces of burning debris fell sparking secary fires. 100 firefighters respond. at one point the elevators failed, forcing firefighters to lug equipment up the stairs. the building is not equipped with sprinklers. >> without a doubt if there was sprinklers within the apartment the fire would be contained to the unit of origin. it would be in the unit that the fire started. >> the marco polo was built before sprinklers were mandatory. authorities warn the death toll ma

. >> reporter: that's 18-year-old carla mendoza. you can see her in front of the car somehow getting up. her 20-year-old cousin jackie velasquez flung into the other but what you cannot see is carla's little brother jonathan pinned under the front bumper. >> i don't think i can see my cousin in the eyes because i caused her this pain. >> reporter: the three were walking home after getting ice cream and playing in the park. the women say they looked both ways and that they thought the car would stop. at the last second you can see them grab jonathan and brace for impact. >> it's so close but it's not your time yet. just live. >> reporter: amazingly all three survived. carla and jackie are home recovering from internal injuries and broken bones. but days after the accident jonathan can't move his legs and remains in the hospital with major spinal injuries. >> i feel like i caused my little brother this pain. i only wanted him to go out and enjoy and have fun at the park. >> reporter: he was set to start kindergarten in the fall. his f

carla: "safety." john: but on team chloe, alison is suspected of a sneakier method to avoid elimination. she knows she's lactose intolerant. -and she ate buttermilk ranch. -she ate ranch! i almost feel like i'm being set up. john: where both scarlett and janessa were sent home. i was set up to be here today. i will deal with her. (dramatic tone) man: ♪ whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh ♪ -whoo! man: ♪ whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh ♪ ♪ whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh ♪ ♪ whoa-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh ♪ -let's go! -(screams) woman: ♪ gonna find my way back to the east side ♪

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jackie and 18-year-old carla launched past. >> it was open, they were bleeding. >> carla's 5-year-old brother was pinned under the car. >> he was in icu, children's hospital. >> he's suffering from spinal injuries. the family was simply walking home from getting ice cream when they entered the crosswalk, yet both women feel responsible. >> i couldn't stand, just needed to do something. i feel it was just -- sorry. >> noah witnessed the crash. >> prayers out ever since that night. >> he says the faded and poorly lit crosswalk is a problem. this is an extremely dangerous. >> death was so close, but it's not your time yet. just live. >> jackie and carla will have to postpone their college plans for medical care, the driver did stay on scene. it's unclear if he's facing charges. in oakland, abc 7 news. investigators are still trying to determine what sparked a deadly fire in hawaii. it happened in a high-rise in honolulu. as marcie gonzalez report, people are now asking why the building didn't have sprinklers. >> overnight, at least three people kill nd this five alarm apartment fire in h

jackie and 18-year-old carla launched past. >> it was open, they were bleeding. >> carla's 5-year-old brother was pinned under the car. >> he was in icu, children's hospital. >> he's suffering from spinal injuries. the family was simply walking home from getting ice cream when they entered the crosswalk, yet both women feel responsible. >> i couldn't stand, just needed to do something. i feel it was just -- sorry. >> noah witnessed the crash. >> prayers out ever since that night. >> he says the faded and poorly lit crosswalk is a problem. this is an extremely dangerous. >> death was so close, but it's not your time yet. just live. >> jackie and carla will have to postpone their college plans for medical care, the driver did stay on scene. it's unclear if he's facing charges. in oakland, abc 7 news. >>> new developments in a deadly apartment fire in honolulu. the fire killed three people and injured 12 others. four people including a firefighter are seriously hurt. this morning, we're hearing from residents who escaped. karen hastings lives on the 31st floor. she says she saw the fire

launched past. >> it was open, they were bleeding. >> carla's 5-year-old brother was pinned under the car. >> he was in icu, children's hospital. >> he's suffering from spinal injuries. the family was simply walking home from getting ice cream when they entered the crosswalk, yet both women feel responsible. >> i couldn't stand, just needed to do something. i feel it was just -- >> noah witnessed the crash. >> prayers out ever since that night. >> he says the faded and poorly lit crosswalk is a problem. this is an extremely dangerous. >> death was so close, but it's not your time yet. just live. >> jackie and carla will have to postpone their college plans for medical care, the driver did stay on scene. it's unclear if he's facing charges. in oakland, abc 7 news. >>> new developments in a dead aapartment fire in honohonolulu. the fire killed three people and injured 12 others. four people including a firefighter are seriously hurt. this morning, we're hearing from residents who escaped. karen hastings lives on the 31st floor. she says she saw the fire burning several floors below her

for awful you, carla mayor nuchy with politico.arissa lagos, and shawn walsh, thank you all. >> thank you. >>> we have been hearing a lot about self driving cars. big auto makers and tech companies are racing to perfect technology to make that happen. up in of the innovation is happening here in the bay area. fueled by engineering talent, silicon valley start-up culture and by putting prototypes through their paces. here to talk about the bay area's central role in the self driving car industry are carolyn sigh yeed and david baker. welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> glad to be here. >> carolyn b 60 companies in the bay area are working on self driving technology right now. how close is all this could becoming reality? >> that is the multitrillion dollar question. all those companies will tell you they are 97% of the way there. but that 3% is crucial. you can't have a self driving car that is going to make a mistake. many of the major car makers and companies like uber and lyft predicted by 2020 or 2021 we will have fleets of ro

calvario >> dicen somos culpables y no lo somos esto no hubiera pasado >> sentimientos de culpa de carlaas sobrevivir a acccidente vehícular >> caminábamos y vi la luz en mis ojos >> el 5 de julio la jioven de 18 con su prima jackie de 20 y su hermano jhonatan de 5 fueron embestidos el golpe les lanzo a variso metros causandoles fractura >> el bebe no podría caminar >> en los últimos meses 3 casos similares se registraron >> vamos a poner luces para que las familias puedan cruzar es triste tener que tener un accidente para cambiar esto >> la familai pide asistencia a la ciudad para cubrir los daños que ascienden a 200 mil dólares >> ayudennos por favor >> el conductor dice que el hombre de 20 años coopero pero debe pagar por sus actos >> si fue su culpa debe pagar >> el concejar se comprometio a ayudar a la familia y las luces se inbstalaran en un mes >> gracias david momentos de incertidumbre cuando avioneta se cayó en un viñedo a pesar de caer enpicada el piloto tuvo solo heridas leves se investiga las causas >> el departamento de seguridad fue evacuadas sus oficinas tras que una perso

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black gotham carla peterson recounts the lives of black elites in new york city in the 19th century. professor peterson examines a community of black new read more ? recounts the lives of african-american elites in new ork. this is about an hour, ten minutes. >> um, i want the start out my talk with two quotes. um, they're both from the prologue of my book, and i'll give a little explanation for them, um, but they introduce why i decided to write book. write the book. so the first quote is in my own prose from the prologue. we still hold certain truths about african-americans to be self-evident; that the phrase 19th century black americans refers to enslaved people. that the, that new york state before the civil war denotes a place of freedom, that blacks in this new york city esignates harlem, that the black community posits a classless and culturally unified society, that a black elite did not exist until well into the 20th century. the lives of my new york forebearers belies such assumptions. they were born free at a time when slavery was still legal in new york state. they lived

tracy kay smith anld carla hayden. >> what are you going to do?tions and life that poti fosters to different parts of country and listening to what people have to say. >> carla, is that the role of a poet laureate? >> yes. it's a wonderful tradition the library of congress has had since 1951. i have to tell you and we can reveal this on live television. this is one of the most exciting things. >> your first one. >> my first one. robert frost. i researched and i had exerted helping me. this was a beg announcement, making call. i had on extra makeup and they were going to take my photo because we were going to tweet this. i called miss smith and said would you have the honor of being the library of congress. there was this silence. she said, oh, can i the about it? but she ll -- it was really a reflection of how thoughtful she is and what really spoke to me that she examined things and she really makes decisions and makes them relatable. >> tracy, what was going on your mind on the other side of that call because most people would be going, oh, yeah

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flavio: con lÁgrimas en sus ojos carla dice que siente que pudo haber hecho algo para salvar a su hermanod de cuidados intensivos. pero el conductor no se detuvo. >> miro que las luces vienen bien rÁpido, y lo demás, no sÉ, cuando me pegÓ. flavio: tras el incidente las autoridades dicen que tomarÁn acciones. >> con este accidente vamos a poner las luces para el cruce. flavio: en un cruce peatonal donde la pintura estÁ descolorida y la iluminaciÓn es escasa, convirtiÉndola en un paso altamente riesgoso. el conductor se quedÓ en el lugar del accidente y cooperÓ con las autoridades. no se sabe si la persona enfrentarÁ cargos criminales. ramÓn: gracias por el reporte. no fue la Única tragedia. una familia de siete miembros que viajaba en una minivan vivieron momentos de terror al verse involucrados en un accidente de trÁfico que por cierto, por poco les cuesta la vida. la imprudencia de un hombre que conducÍa en sentido contrario ocasionÓ el impacto. en la minivan viajaron tres niÑos aborto con heridas leves. mientras que una mujer fue rescatada por los paramÉdicos llevada al hospital en cond

todavÍa con los panfletos que tenÍan su foto, carla llegÓ a su casa a abrazar a su hija que habÍa desaparecidoo principal que queremos, que ella estÉ bien. luz: la menor no quiso hablar en cÁmara, pero asegura que se escapÓ de la vista de su madre cuando fueron a la biblioteca local. dijo por quÉ lo hizo. >> hasta el momento no, no ha hablado conmigo, no ha dicho nada. luz: algo que lleno de angustia a su familia y a la policÍa de richmond que destinaron una unidad especial para encontrarla. >> de los detectives que estaban investigando el caso, utilizaron informaciÓn para hallar la niÑa. luz: fue encontrada detrÁs de un edificio abandonado gracias a la pista de varias personas,y sin seÑal que alguien la obligÓ a tomar esa decisiÓn. >> puede pasar que una persona de edad muy menor estÉ en peligro. luz: en caso de que un menor huya, las autoridades recomiendan. ¿quÉ le puede decir un padre de familia? >> que quieres tener comunicaciÓn, que no los quieres regaÑar y no estas enojado. luz: las autoridades recomiendan llevar al menor a un consejero de la escuela o de su Área para tener ayuda antes

this is carla. how's it going? and if anything comes up, our experts are standing by. ♪ boo! what's the biggest hidden impediment to getting unemployed laborers back in the workforce? could it be the drug epidemic? the president addressed blue collar workers in ohio this week, returning to his campaign theme of getting folks like them back to work. but it turns out even when the economy actually needs skilled workers, many good-paying job are going unfilled because applicants who are otherwise qualified can't pass a drug test. which is required by insurers for liability reasons. some people aren't even applying for fear of this issue coming up. in this piece in "the new york times" by nelson schwartz this week, one employer said 4 out of 10 of her applicants failed the test. she joins me now, regina mitchell it at machining in hubbard, ohio. regi regina, i understand that for 48 of the 50 years your company was around, there was no issue. it's in the last two this has come up. what has changed? >> that's right, it's our 50th year in business. it hasn't been until the last two

la mamÁ de carla y del niÑo llegÓ corriendo al lugar del accidente >> estaba gritando que le duelen los terminan pagando las consecuencias. en esta esquina no hay nada que proteja a los peatones. >> en un accidente como este, le vamos a ofrecer las luces para que las familias puedan cruzar con seguridad. luis: el concejal de oakland dice que tomarÁ medidas. >> tambiÉn vamos a poner las lÍneas rojas y verdes, y vamos a mejorar la luz. >> es muy triste para mÍ, un niÑo de cinco aÑos, tal vez no pueda caminar, y quiÉn tiene la culpa?, la ciudad. luis: para esta familia lo que haga la ciudad. llega demasiado tarde jorge: el presidente trump alcanza un alto rÉcord de desaprobaciÓn. marÍa elena: el exgobernador ¿raz, dónde estás? estoy atrapada, mi jefa me quiere aquí. no nos vamos a ir sin ti. baja que ya vamos para allá. ♪ rapunzel?! ♪ busca mi c-hr. ♪ estuvo bueno. y esto es sólo el principio. presentamos un nuevo crossover. el toyota c-hr. toyota. vayamos juntos. maria:el ex gobernador de veracruz javier duarte llegÓ a mÉxico donde se le acusa de corrupciÓn, lavado de dinero y delincuenci

para carla fue el ambiente en el que creciÓ. >> siempre habÍa estado en la cÁrcel, siempre.llas y aunque sabe que no todas se borrarÁn. >> he pasado tantas cosas en mi vida que no se puede quitar con lÁser. sandra: trabajando en el departamento administrativo, poco a poco ha logrado salir adelante, su motor es y seguirÁn siendo sus hijos. >> estas lecciones que han hecho la mujer fuerte que soy ahora. sandra: desde mÁs de 30 aÑos, el padre ha tenido esa misiÓn en los angeles. >> empezamos con un escuela, luego un programa para localizar trabajo para ellos y luego negocios como panaderÍa, restaurantes. sandra: negocios que sustentan parte de los programas de educaciÓn como servicios legales, salud mental y eliminaciÓn de tatuajes, entre otros. la mayorÍa de los participantes han estado presos. la mayorÍa estÁn con libertad condicional, 80%, son latinos. >> es como que me estoy viendo en un espejo. sandra: uno pasado turbio hicieron que fabiÁn llegara aquÍ. >> me dijo, usted dijo que el dÍa que tome control del problema del polÍglota, me va a dar una oportunidad de ser parte d

everybody, i'm so glad you've joined us, because on today's show we've got a special guest: celebrity chef carla hall, who you know as one of the co-hosts of "the chew." she's here to play for her favorite charity. is a million-dollar winner on today's menu? let's find out. it's time to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey everybody. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "millionaire" today? [cheers and applause] let's get to it. today's special celebrity contestant is a chef, restaurant owner, and co-host of one of my favorite shows, "the chew." she's also no stranger to this stage. from washington, d.c., please welcome my good friend cla

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then clinton and carla are teaming up to make a recipe inspired by you.lus, the hilarious romany malco stops by to cook a breakfast classic with a spicy twist. get ready to rise and dine, right now, on "the chew." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> good afternoon. welcome to "the chew." [ rooster crowing ] guys, guys, wake up. it's morning. we have so much in store today. we got to hit the beach. we got to practice our synchronized swimming routine and i'm going to get my snorkel on.

. >> reporter: one of the family members, carla garnica, pleaded for help. >> they can't stop lookingund. he has to be rest in peace with his whole family. >> reporter: search and rescue teams from around the state are trudging through the flooding aftermath. 20-year veteran val says even the smallest personal item can help. you're looking for things that are out of the ordinary then? >> right. whatever. >> reporter: teams are searching the ellison river in hopes of finding 27-year-old hector garnica, whose body may have been carried away miles from where his family last saw him alive. crews tell me the floodwaters were well over my head, six to eight feet above normal. while things have receded for now, strong storms are expected later today and later this week which could be more flooding. >>> arizona senator's john mccain recent surgery has the gop plan to replace the affordable care act on life support. without mccain, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell doesn't have the votes to push it through, and ironically mccain hasn't taken a public stand for or against the measure. nanc

carla's making a duo of "partyfides" with the fabulous chrissy metz.linton and michael are taking a walk on the wild side and trying some delicious and crazy new trends. plus, things are heating up in our all-star chef showdown packed with action and surprises. the weekend party starts right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] >> good afternoon and welcome to "the chew." you know, all week long we've been sharing quick and easy ways to prep, cook and entertain this summer. and today, we're closing out the week with dishes so show-stopping even michael s

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carla's kicking things off with a fresh twist on a family fave that'll have everyone reaching for morethen, the fabulous michelle monaghan stops by to make a mouthwatering melty sandwich you won't want to miss. plus, we're heading to key west with clinton and his bff for a deliciously wild time. let's do lunch, right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> good afternoon and welcome to "the chew." today's show is timely as ever. literally, this is the absolute perfect time for you to be here with us talking to you. want to know why? >> audience: why?

plus, it's a hot chicken paloosa as carla takes us on a tour of her fabulous restaurant.is served, right now, on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> hello, hello, hello. welcome to "the chew." you know, when it comes to summer, sometimes quick and easy is not the way to go. like, try to tan too fast and you'll end up getting burned. >> ah. [ laughter ] >> try to scratch that mosquito

host: carla brings upheld held saying the president before he left for this trip he would be very angry if the on health not act care legislation. the news this morning, there is lead by grahamrt alternative to health care act some democrats could support, as well. fox news ews, reporting that representative scalise , who was shot at baseball practice, this summer, released from intensive care, but he remains in serious more surgery is to follow for him. some domestic news this morning we watch the president and 27-hour trip to paris to meet with the french president, issues on the table vestile participate in day, 100th anniversary of the entering world war i. host: anna in edmond, oklahoma. hi. caller: how are you? host: good morning. what is on your mind this morning. yes, go ahead. caller: i was online before when was on withve meeks you. i wanted to reply to him. statement that clinton, hillary clinton, had of been found guilty anything. the secretary -- i mean, list ofe listed a whole indictments against her that her and she secute as found guilty on all those numbers of items tha

. >> me carla hayden, the librarian of congress. she's in charge of 162 million items. biggest collection of books. they have books, movies, maps and music and it keeps getting better. >> 15000 items come into the library of congress and 12000 of those items are actually added to the collection every day. >> so help me god. >> so, god. >> hayden is the 14th librarian of congress since 18 oh two. she is the first professional librarian. each librarian of congress has had a different background. there have been lawyers, scholars, authors, politicians. >> of course a couple of other things that are part. >> you are the first woman, you're the first african-american, what is that me too? >> there certain professions that have a preponderance of females. being a woman at the helm of the world's largest library is very significant. african-american in a role that symbolizes knowledge and scholarship and information is also very empowering. >> the library's original mission was to be the research are for congress which is still one of its roles. >> there is a tunnel that allow

think again, because carla's showing you how to whip up a sweet treat that will leave you very happy. getting grilling, right now on "the chew." [ cheers and applause ] >> hey everyone, and welcome to "the chew." thank you. >> hey guys, lets talk about grill grates. aren't they amazing?

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then carla's making an indulgent casserole that'll have everyone begging for seconds.s, it's our first ever mystery monday, and it's clinton's turn in the hot seat. what crazy adventure awaits him? find out right now on "the chew." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >>> hello. hey everybody. welcome to "the chew." wow. good audience. >> holy moly. >> but america, it is time to

carla short supervised the work. take a look.ademark tree costume like the pine trees you hang from your dashboard. she said it will be saving or in some cases removing the most distressed trees first. >> we're going to tackle the worst first. so what we're doing is we have mapped out all the trees with their maintenance need, and then we're choosing clusters where there are large groups of priority one and two pruning and removal. >> do you think carla is living her best life? >> she seems -- i don't know, she's pretty deadpan for the fact she's dressed as an air freshening tree. the ballot measure sets aside nearly $25 million a year for this. until now, homeowners have been responsible for maintaining the trees in front of their property. >> gold fever has hit the sierra nvada foothills. people are striking it -- i wouldn't say rich, but they're getting money with gold nuggets found along the feather and yuba rivers. muths after a spillway breakage at the oroville dam, this is the result. a surge of water unearthed gold in nea