carolyn: four.ave four locations, all on long island -- one here, two centre island, and then south shore is my massapequa location. lemonis: which is the biggest one? carolyn: this is the largest of the four locations. lemonis: can i have a tour? carolyn: absolutely. lemonis: that'd be great. carolyn: this is the color area. we do a lot of color. we get keratin treatments back here. we have an exhaust system for that up here. lemonis: that's disgusting. carolyn: that was here. it used to be a restaurant. lemonis: at first glance, it's not the most inviting space. carolyn: yeah, i know. lemonis: is it easy to recruit new stylists here? carolyn: the problem is, hairdressers want to go to what's new and happening and exciting. and, you know, this location here, it's 16 years old. you know, it's falling apart. lemonis: when you go to a salon that looks run-down and dirty, how are you supposed to feel inspired? i don't want to go into a place that looks worse inside than it did outside. that's why it's

-carolyn? -carolyn: i'm carolyn. -nice to meet you. -lemonis: when i make a deal, i come in with a plan and a check. man: thank you, marcus. woman: i was gonna work you a little bit more. lemonis: [ chuckles ] but what happens after the cameras shut down... michael: i've let it slide for three freakin' years! lemonis: ...may surprise you. one struggling novelty sporting good company has been totally transformed. wow. look at this place. but the owner is still making the same sort of short-sighted decisions that nearly brought them to the brink. i'm pissed that you bought the printer. i'm not gonna lie. if you were me, would you stop putting money in this business? at unique spa in long island, we did a full-on renovation and launched a new product line. but the owner... carolyn: you almost put my family out of a house. man: i don't care. lemonis: ...still isn't taking her paycheck. but no matter how much you invest or how good your intentions may be, sometimes deals fall apart and partnerships go south. sal: i never did anything to try

carolyn would still be here.there's no doubt. >> and what about the woman at the start of our story? jamie hart's case had been handled by the brazos county sheriff's office. but after ynobe was arrested, it didn't take long for the college station police department and the sheriff's office to compare the dna. what they found, ynobe was also jamie's killer. what's that moment like? >> i remember the feeling of wanting to feel relieved, but all i could think was, this is exactly what i knew was going to happen. he struck again. another girl is dead. and another family has lost their precious daughter. >> chuck says to this day he misses jamie and has never gotten over being viewed as a suspect. >> having to spend such a long time under investigation for the death of a loved one, it hurts. it hurts a lot. >> it's like a scar. >> very much so. very much so. >> do you feel bad about that at all, that he was put through that? >> i'm sorry that he had to go through that, yes. but if i had to do the investigation over,

economic shutdown total insanity and she's here to explain why she believes that las vegas mayor carolyn goodman on this edition. was going to politicking on larry king as the u.s. coven 1000 death toll convenience shall rise and the disease invades the white house president from focuses on reopening the economy with the majority of states following his cue joining me now to talk about her hopes to reopen her city for business is carolyn goodman mayor of las vegas a position she's held since 2011 she's called the core coronavirus business shut down total insanity and generate a lot of controversy of the photo the idea of using vegas as a control group for testing whether social distancing actually works the mayor joins us from the have you changed any of your opinion carolyn. you know i think what i was trying to get across is we weren't broken you know you don't build a city with such great. tourism and convention numbers if we hadn't already been a very safe place and one that was so proud of its health people won't come to a community and or visit a hotel if it isn't absolutely clean

i pray that carolyn, their daughters and their families cherish the memories of the husband, dad and grandfather. our state in our nation will be forever grateful for your sacrifice. i pray that the task dr. coburn began would be completed for the sake of our liberty and of our future and i pray that this body would take up the challenge heth left on this floor to solve the hard albums, the hard problems we face as a nation together. i yield the floor. rise today to highlight my home state of maryland working on the front lines to fight the covid-19. onon january 21 the centers for disease control and prevention announced the first confirmed case of covid-19 in the united states. since that day the number of confirmed covid-19 cases in the united states has the land to over 1.2 million

in 1968 he married carolyn denton, the 1967 miss oklahoma, they had three daughters, 9 grandchildren. at oklahoma state university doctor coburn was an honor student, president of the student business council graduating in 1970 with a bachelors degree in accounting. after a family business was sold, he worked at, he attended medical school at the university of oklahoma, received his medical degree with honors from 1983, interned at saint anthony's hospital inequality and in 1886, he founded the was go medicine practice which was still in operation today. his victory over melanoma as a young man inspired him to become a physician. he stated he wanted to give back because he had been given to. that battle with melanoma when he was a young man was not his last battle. as a physician his dedication to his patients was inexhaustible. over his career he delivered 4000 babies and would often see 30 patients today in his office. after his election to the house of representatives in 1994 he would fly from washington dc every week, and would see his patients on weekends, a schedule he maintaine

carolyn: unique salon & spa.emonis: the owner, carolyn devito, was badly burned by her ex-partner... carolyn: you expected us to do the work in the salons for nothing! lemonis: ...and is now drowning in debt. carolyn: i juggle every day of my life. lemonis: her salons look tired, and her staff is feuding. susan: my job is to know that you're doing your job right. lacey: i am doing my job right. lemonis: without leadership... so, what do you do here? debbie: um... lemonis: ...some investment... carolyn: i haven't taken a paycheck in like six months. lemonis: ...unique salon & spa will likely go right down the drain. something's got to change, 'cause this model doesn't work. my name is marcus lemonis,

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economic shutdown total insanity and she's here to explain why she believes that las vegas mayor carolyn goodman on this addition to. what's going to politicking on larry king as the u.s. covert 19 death toll convenience or rise and the disease invades the white house president from focuses on reopening the economy with the majority of states following his cue joining me now to talk about her hopes to reopen her city for business is carolyn goodman mayor of las vegas a position she's held since 2011 she's called the core coronavirus business shut down total insanity and generate a lot of controversy of the photo the idea of using vegas as a control group for testing whether social distancing actually works the mayor joins us from the have you changed any of your opinion carolyn you know i think what i was trying to get across is we weren't broke and you know you don't build a city with such great. men convention numbers if we.

my colleague, carolyn cole, photographer. we were standing behind me if you can see against this brick wall, the minnesota state patrol advanced. they told everyone that they were in violation of the curfew and had to disperse. i was with about a dozen other reporters, cameramen, photographers, and carolyn was wearing a flack vest that said press on it. i had my press credential around my neck. i also was holding a notebook because i had been interviewing people. when the police advanced on us, they started firing tear gas and we were shouting press and i was waving my notebook at them right back there. they just kept following us and firing at us. then i started shouting where do we go? you can actually hear me shouting that on local tv footage because there was a cameraman there too. they were not telling us where to go. they were just pursuing us down this wall. we came around this corner and got stuck if you can see behind that low brick wall and fence there and there were police back in there behind us still pursuing us.

this is my sister sent to georgia to oneness the things with the lung cancer this is carolyn her and cynthia a year part 2 years of boy and she passed away when lung cancer also in 2015 andre's older sister cynthia died from lung cancer at 63 years old 2 years later her sister carolyn also passed away from lung cancer my sister's wasn't smokers. and for them to get lung cancer. it was the smell of. my sister cynthia. she retired from perch no. diff no. the father year she had kids. hard working. mother figure. at the bottom of the pets. my sister curled mints. which was the key. to cynthia very hard work. very loving mother and grandmother. under his family moved to the 5th ward in 1963. her childhood home was a few 100 feet from a rail yard owned by railroad giant union pacific. from 1911 until 1984 railroad ties and telephone poles were preserved using creosote. creosote is a mixture of hundreds of chemicals many of the toxic. fumes can irritate the skin in the eyes and make breathing difficult. the smell is real strong. irritate your throat burn. smell like toy and you definitely

for seat 9, which is the alternate to seat 2, carolyn caldwell. seat 10, which is the alternate to seat 3, gina rosales. seat 11, which is the alternate to seat 4, conny ford. seat 13 -- excuse me, seat 14, which is the alternate to seat 7, is kris romasanta. supervisor haney would also like to express that there are still some remaining seats open. unfortunately our office hasn't -- wasn't able to connect with everyone. if there are still some remaining applicants, that were not seated, we will connect with you at a future meeting, since there are still some open seats. and we thank everyone that has applied. and we appreciate all of your support and hard work to make soma a thriving community. >> supervisor ronen: okay. thank you so much. do any of my colleagues have any questions or comments? >> supervisor mar: chair ronen, i would like to -- well, i just want to thank all of the applicants. you're an amazingly talented and diverse and committed group of activists and leaders working to support the soma community, which has been ground zero of

states following his cue joining me now to talk about her hopes to reopen her city for business is carolyn goodman mayor of las vegas a position she's held since 2011 she's called the corner coronavirus business shut down total insanity and generate a lot of controversy of the photo the idea of using vegas as a control group for testing whether social distancing actually works the mayor joins us from the have you changed any of your opinion cowan you know i think what i was trying to get across is we weren't broken you know you don't build a city with such great. tourism and convention numbers if we hadn't already been a very safe place and one that was so proud of its health people won't come to a community aid or visit a hotel if it isn't absolutely clean and the food healthy and i think what happens from it perhaps a bad choice of words i'm not even sure what the word was but the reality is what i was saying it wasn't broken and sco we really were ready to continue as we were and we would show the whole world that we were safe from wonderful place great entertainment great food great co

carolyn thank you so much for joining us and i hope everything straight some nice to see you. thank you and everybody stay sail while politicking after this. we go to work so straight home for. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person or those great. dares thinks. we dare to ask. them to repeat them do it i'm you have a little people we can keep blurry i'm going to members i think that i believe in how we want to keep the problem. but do you even deplete in the birth do we that was really grew or sleep each spring what she knew and when we usually mean. business which was when the president. initially she was that of a baby. when you. reach a goal ask yourself how are you going to survive how are you going to protect yourself. well then you through and if. you do you want to. go. to. using technology where they've been able to name x. people's private information on a cell phone and see what you've seen if you have crossed off somebody who is positive want to run a virus and if you're not if you had a meeting your misuse of cost onto somebody positive keys you must

-carolyn? -carolyn: i'm carolyn. -nice to meet you.-lemonis: when i make a deal, i come in with a plan and a check. man: thank you, marcus. woman: i was gonna work you a little bit more. lemonis: [ chuckles ] but what happens after the cameras shut down... michael: i've let it slide for three freakin' years! lemonis: ...may surprise you. one struggling novelty sporting good company has been totally transformed. wow. look at this place. but the owner is still making the same sort of short-sighted decisions that nearly brought them to the brink. i'm pissed that you bought the printer. i'm not gonna lie.

in 1968 he married carolyn at the ms. oklahoma. they have three daughters and nine grandchildren. oklahoma state university, he was an honors student, president of the student business council graduated in 1970 with a bachelors degree in accounting. after the family business was sold, he attended medical school at the university of oklahoma, received his medical degree with honors in 1983, interned at saint anthony's hospita hospitan 1986 he found a muskogee family is in practice which is still in operation today. the victory over melanoma is a a young man inspired him toma bece a physician. he stated he wanted to give back because he had been gettin get . the battle when he was a young man wasn't his last battle with cancer. as a physician, the dedication to his patients whose inexhaustible. over his career, he delivered 4,000 babies and would often see 30 patients a day. after his election in 1994, he would fly from washington, d.c. and home so they could continue to see patients on the weekend. a schedule that he maintained the entire six years he spent in the house. he was a d

coburn's wife carolyn and his daughters and grandchildren as they grieve his loss and while he can never be replaced, we can all take comfort knowing tom coburn has made this world a better place and that the legacy he left behind endures through many of his staff members, such as roland foster, who is now on my staff, and that the legacy he left behind endures and a crusade he championed continues. and with that, mr. president, i will yield the floor to my colleague from indiana. >> mr. president. >> senator from indiana. >> senator ernst, thank you for that beautiful testimony to senator tom coburn. while i was running for senate i was offer asked who my heroes were in the u.s. senate. the first name that always came to mind was dr. tom coburn, as a legislator dr. coburn was a force of nature. as a conservative stallwart, he stood by his principles, no matter the pressure, and with whomever would stand with him regardless of the party, dr. coburn's entire career was a profile in courage. he believed so strongly that america's best with him, wasn't held on wall street, pennsylvania aven

economic shutdown total insanity and she's here to explain why she believes that las vegas mayor carolyn goodman on this edition. we're going to politicking on larry king as the u.s. covert 19 death toll convenience shall rise and the disease invades the white house president trump focuses on reopening the economy with the majority of states following his cue joining me now to talk about her hopes to reopen her city for business is carolyn goodman mayor of las vegas a position she's held since 2011 she's called the core coronavirus business shut down total and so.

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what mattered in life was family, carolyn and the three daughters. carolyn, i would suspect you may be watching right now and i wanted to know how many people in this party, how many people love you even though tom's not here anymore tom knew what was important in life, and in jesus. he is a brother in the lord. he is my brother. he will always be a t member of this institution, we need to make it official. so in honor of his life and legacy, i would like to ask unanimous consent that the senate approved a resolution and honor of the life and legacy of tom coburn, a doctor from muskogee. to do that i would say as if in legislative session i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the consideration that senate resolution 583 submitted earlier today. >> roll call report. >> senate resolution 583 honoring the life and achievements of former united states senator thomas allen coburn expressing condolences to the family of thomas allen passing. his mso is their objection to proceeding to the measure? so without objection the senate will proceed.

. >> reporter: carolyn is ready to welcome back customers at retro hill but she said it might take a while for them to show up >> were happy to have our door open today and we consider this the next step in reopening. >> reporter: despite easing restrictions plenty of business remain close, even some that could be open. >> we cannot afford any employees. just us. >> reporter: john hopes to get his frozen yogurt shop open, but one critical piece is missing. >> we have a zero foot traffi o it>>do reporter: is the same problem that martinez, there's not enough people to open. getting open is a nice start but a lot of business owners say it's not enough. >> i'm still a realist. maybe it will never be the same again >> i don't know how this is going to go from here on out. it's very scary. very scary. >> reporter: if you look behind me there is a couple of outdoor seating areas that are empty because of the current circumstances. if you think about how normally downtown would work , people would walk past a shop and see something in a window or vice versa, downtown depends on everything w

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according to carolyn bryant, the wife of the proprietor, the one who ran the store, emmet till alone in the store with her comes on to her. and whistles at her. >> four days later, bryant's gun toting husband and brother-in-law went looking for the boy at his uncle's house. >> and mos wright begs him to leave him alone, please don't take him. but they take him and he never returns. he's thrown into the tallahatchie river with a 70 pound cotton gin fan attached to his neck with a barbed wire. >> a few days later, a boy fishing in the river discovered a body beaten beyond recognition. >> the body was so badly damaged, we couldn't hardly tell who he was, but he happened to have on a ring with initials. >> in chicago, emmet till's grief-stricken mother mamie waited at the railroad station for the casket containing her son's body to arrive. >> mamie till is essentially confronted with a sealed wooden casket nailed shut by the sheriff, it was mamie till who demanded that that box be opened so that she could see her child. she kind of staggers in and sees this body, and she can't believe he

i mentioned carolyn maloney who chairs at committee. it was formerly chaired by our darling elijah who is dancing with the angels now. we want to be worthy of the legacy he left us, but all three of these members are members of the oversight committee. so much of what is in the heroes act relating to the subject we are talking about here is from that committee, not only in terms of voting but in terms of the postal system. the postal system is under threat from -- by the administration, from the a ministration, and we want to remove all doubt that we support the postal system, which is essential to vote by mail. it is also essential to the health of the american people, because it is over one billion packages of medicine were delivered last year, well before coronavirus. much more than one billion. 90% of the medicines needed for veterans, veterans receive, by the mail. this postal issue is a health issue. the voting issue is a health issue. they are connected. a person who serves on that , another generation of service in the congress

well, we're thinking of you today, carolyn.inking about the family of 66-year-old paul carey. a father and a grandfather. he was a paramedic from colorado. he volunteered to travel to new york city to help save the lives of complete strangers hundreds of miles from his home. his family says they respected his decision to volunteer, that he risked his own health and safety to protect others, that he left this world a better place. he did indeed, and on behalf of every new yorker, thank you, paul. and thank you to the carey family. your sacrifice will never be repaid. and finally, we also owe thanks to 33-year-old israel tolentino jr. he spent four years in the marine corps and achieved a life long dream. he became a firefighter in new jersey. present in our thoughts today, his wife of ten years maria. maria wants us to know izzy was kind and selfless. he once invited a homeless man to their dinner table. he was a jokester too. a funny guy, supportive and loving to the very end. maria, we hope you know we know the world is better

i pray that carolyn, their daughters and their families cherish the memories of the husband, dad, and grandfather, our state and nation will be forever grateful for your sacrifice. i pray that the task doctor coburn began would be completed for the sake of our liberty and our future and i pray that this body take the challenge he left on this floor to solve the hard problems. the hard problems we face as a nation together. i yield the floor. >> mister president, we all know it has been an extraordinary -- extraordinarily challenging time for our great nation. of time that has been painful for so many of our fellow americans, but also been a time when people across the country have given so much to their communities, states, neighbors, it is a kind nation and proud nation and resilient nation, testing the character of the country. they are passing the test as americans, i believe that because ics everywhere, i see it in my state. and pandering to those in need, we see this across our nation, we see millions of our fellow citizens, people we have the privilege of representing in the uni

the globe can have one of them fassett not from a loss of a bone or a leader but i will then go one carolyn remain. near me what have some police joy or what are you know. the enemy at the moment metallic mccaskey leave really see no deal on them or can only get here yes you don't buy you. one go where gunbattle border to list to sell us will. but it's only with the snow. but just quickly here again is munich but this isn't me and was so nice and in this book india in uniform we're in the mccaskey d.v.d. santa so early that you get to put the bucket in the senora it's me mad. it when there was a girl i met at the morning. and. like in the you know we were little if usually and to let them know if we're not going bang is it going to these and go see the bill and i can think i mean this is what about you know race of woman to saleman of them by your adversaries have elements from say. your own and that he or i was thinking. which of politico the levels of the senate but in the us a lot of it is that. but i wonder when i mean i don't know when what they do that when they get us i meant that i

bridenstine: let's talk to carolyn -- >> let's talk to carolyn calling. caroline has been for alert -- has been furloughed. >> great to be on the line this morning. the government? >> hospitality. host: how long did they tell you before they think they can bring you back? >> we are uncertain -- they are uncertain, they want to follow the laws of the governor here and prince george's county, which is making sure we can provide the best service for our guests at the restaurant, because we are concerned about the better half of the clients and customers that come in. fortunately, we were able to move to curbside pickup. andow that is a shift change for some of the restaurants here. however, the dying nine -- the dying inexperience, we are -in experienceine we are uncertain. host: how are you making ends meet? caller: one thing i understand, a play are -- plan words, ends never meet. ends are ends. my mindset is, how do we -- i am , wife and have two children and i'm thankful for yland.oyment here in mar is beneficial and it is providing a source of income, a

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>> all right, carolyn manno, let's bring her in.an nba game in more than two months. and really, when the nba suspended the season, that was what really told people, this is serious, things are going to change. do we have a timeline of when games could be back? >> reporter: yeah, good morning, christi and victor. you're right, the nba set this precedent and now there is light at the end of the tunnel because they're establishing a timeline here for when the season is going to get back on track. the goal is to have games being played in late july, and they are also narrowing down a location for where this is all going to take place. las vegas was mentioned, but now we know that it is, in fact, orlando, florida. the league saying via release that it is going to be at espn's wide world of sports complex at walt disney world with players, coaches and staff staying in rooms at the resort. the talks to resume play at this really expansive complex are being described right now as exploratory by the league, but there are a lot of questions

is state in southwestern germany that borders friends of luxembourg excluding the city states of carolyn breman and hamburg solid is the smallest state in germany roughly 100 kilometers from end to end. a great way to get a feel for the region it's by crossing it by boat. and. other things in the sol and still insiders to a small state is not as popular as bavaria all the baltic sea until 2012th coal will still be mined here so used to be an industrial region sure gree true during for tourists but that has changed. an extensive network of hiking and biking trails provides direct access to nature. circling ironworks unesco. world heritage site honors the region's industrial past . and this week's your video takes us to bosnia and herzegovina. i want to start by getting a proper overview. treetop walkabouts the clue visitors center is the ideal place to get an idea of the lay of the land it meanders through the forest for over a kilometer culminating at a height of 42 meters on the observation platform what a view. this horseshoe bend in the river is known as bizarre schleifer and it's by

. >> baron davis took oracle to another level after he post arise utah's andre carolyn go.hen you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. >> the late show with stephen, there is next. >> thank you for watching. the news continues streaming on a cbs and bay area. have a good night. - [announcer] the following is a paid commercial program for better bladder, sponsored by trusted therabotanics. are you always checking out the location of the htrblttinh a mo without a bath byou afraid'lht youeze orugh ubli because you have to go? if you answered yes to any of these questions,

in 1955, carolyn bryant donham told officials that emmett till whistled at her.days later, her husband and his brother kidnapped the boy, tortured h tortured him and then shot him in the head. in the end, they were acquitted of murder. it took 62 years to admit it, but in 2017 she confessed to a historian that she lied. >> this isn't just a case of mistaken identity. these are outright attempts to weaponize lies to harm black folks. >> we are people, we feel empathy. we have feelings. and to exterminate someone because of the color of their skin, that's the double. >> reporter: the kids today would call donna mccarron, like the woman who called police on a black family having a barbecue in the park. over this memorial day weekend alone, there were at least three stories of white americans finding black americans suspicious or blaming them for something they did not do. >> i'm going to tell them there's an african-american man threatening my life. >> reporter: what started with a dispute over a dog off its leash turned into this. >> i'm being threatened by a man.

in the famous tea plantations of carolyn to go to chile he is working on a film featuring the cheapest i know we're gonna it's a love affair and bad guys i'm going to put it to the degree but i think they'll think i don't have anybody there but somebody bundle up a little bit more to come around their word. today this filming the main chasing on winding public rugs the old thor she's had been a lucid but no one is here to monitor the safety. of her great job because of the body of the ordinary but all the good it is not going to you're doing it knowing that. you do not like hollywood delivered or doing studios but. they do that invented a movie to do that if i. lead . today like so many times before joey relies on his instincts and good fortune to finish the stunt on the high. but he hasn't always been sort of. his orders from. 11. jim but i've already injured. and there are 2 of the bombers to blast after they pass the bike but he had between turned on the brakes so you couldn't see anything landed on the ground straight so you there matilde a world where color a little forwards for o

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our hearts and prayers are with doctor coburn's wife, carolyn and his daughters and grandchildren as they grieve his loss.an and while he can never be replaced, we can all take comfort knowing tom coburn has made this a better place and the legacy he left behind endures for many of hisel staff members as well such as roland foster who is now on my staff. that is the legacy he left behind endures in a crusade he champion continues. with that mr. president i will yield the floor to make college from indiana mr. president. >> senator from indiana statement senator ernst thank you for that beautiful testimony to senator tom coburn birdwell i was running to set it i was often asked who my heroes were in the u.s. senate the first thing that always came to mind doctor tom coburn. as a legislator, doctor coburn was a force of nature. as a n conservative star work who stood by his principles no matter the pressure and with whom ever would stand with him regardless of party his entire career was a profile encouraged. he believes so strongly that america's best was not held on wall street, penn

new video this afternoon, firefighters in sunnyvale rushing to douse a two alarm fire at a home on carolyn court. the 95-year-old resident made it out of the house and was not hurt. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> new video of a dramatic water rescue in the sierra national forest. this hiker was in the water and about to go over the falls when off duty chp officer happen to be hiking nearby. reporter christina lopez shows us what happened next. >> reporter: that's the voice of christina donnelly for filming this dramatic rescue by her husband brent. a day of hiking within willow creek trail quickly turned into an intense water rescue for donnelly, and off duty chp officer and his wife. >> they approached me and said you have rope and she explained there was somebody in the water that was about to go down the waterfall. >> reporter: the scene becoming increasingly serious as time begins the past. >> i walked over to eric wherever body was standing and there was a bunch of people there and they were trying to figure out what to do and how to get them out of the water. >> re

president, my thoughts and prayers are with tom's wife carolyn, his daughters caly, katie and sarah and his nine grandchildren. your husband, your father, and your grandfather is sorely missed. mr. president, i yield the floor. mr. schumer: mr. president? the presiding officer: the democratic leader. mr. schumer, well, it's been two weeks since leader mcconnell called us back into session. in that time it was announced that 30 million americans filed for unemployment. just this morning we learned another three million americans filed jobless claims this week. and yet the republican leader has scheduled exactly zero votes, zero on legislation related to the corona crisis. instead leader mcconnell has resisted urgent and necessary action to fight the pandemic. he said that now is the time, quote, to press the pause button. tell that to someone trying to feed his or her children. tell that to some small business person who's kept a business going for 20 years and now is ready to go bankrupt. tell that to workers at every level of this economy who are losing their jobs. time to press the pa

forced into this the story at its heart coupled with the fact that they had this tremendous e-mail carolyn at the heart of it, she was a rich american who could very well just wow and is a very brazen individual who became one of the earlier race car drivers. she was one of the best racecar drivers and then she decided at a certain point in 1936 to take on the germans and she would lead the development of the racecar and a team to defeat and i was pretty much done at that point and then began over the course of roughly two years researching this little-known story. there were very few mentions of it in any book so it was kind of one of those stories you have to gauge off of the past. there were family members going over europe and france and elsewhere. what on earth happened, why come and who were these individuals and what motivated them. so just a tremendously fun book. i wouldn't even call myself a car i at the beginning of writing it after spending about three years sort of in this world and having the experience of even driving this race car i woulracecar iwould call myself y now. i w

for seat 9, which is the alternate to seat 2, carolyn caldwell. seat 10, which is the alternate to seat 3, gina rosales. seat 11, which is the alternate to seat 4, conny ford. seat 13 -- excuse me, seat 14, which is the alternate to seat 7, is kris romasanta. supervisor haney would also like to express that there are still some remaining seats open. unfortunately our office hasn't -- wasn't able to connect with everyone. if there are still some remaining applicants, that were not seated, we will connect with you at a future meeting, since there are still some open seats. and we thank everyone that has applied. and we appreciate all of your support and hard work to make soma a thriving community. >> supervisor ronen: okay. thank you so much. do any of my colleagues have any questions or comments? >> supervisor mar: chair ronen, i would like to -- well, i just want to thank all of the applicants. you're an amazingly talented and diverse and committed group of activists and leaders working to support the soma community, which has been ground zero of