this is cathy, by the way. -lemonis: hi, cathy. i'm marcus. -cathy: hi. -lemonis: how are you?ice to meet you. lemonis: nice to meet you. what are you sewing? cathy: jockstraps. lemonis: [ chuckling ] jockstraps? okay. so, this is part of your lineup? justin: we do this for a client. the seasonality of the business, this is to help us keep these guys working all year round. katie: you can laugh out loud because everyone does when they hear that we make jockstraps. lemonis: i don't feel like i've met -- katie: oh. i'm katie groves. nice to meet you. i'm manager in charge of special projects, so i'm over jockstraps, lamb and goat products, as well as... lemonis: wait. what? [ laughter ] katie: sorry. this is a lamb blanket. they put it over their wool to keep them clean. they're mainly used for state fairs, all that sort of thing. lemonis: so, this is also contract-made? -katie: correct. -justin: correct. katie: this is for goats. they are leg warmers. -lemonis: these are for goats? -justin: goats and lambs both. it stops them from biting on their leg. lemonis: jockstraps, lamb c

republican congress chairwoman cathy mcmorris rodgers. senator john cornyn. and senator john thune. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and the speaker of the house, paul ryan. [applause] sen. mcconnell: we have talked a lot about 2017 being the most

cathy: the press does need to go there because melania is part of history. if she doesn't ride to the state of the union with her husband, yes, this is part of history. the "new york times" had the right to report on history. howie: we'll agree to disagree on that. the "new york times," the coverage is the memo is undermining the government. gayle: they dwelled on "washing" christopher steele, the ex-spy who wrote the dossier it's an open question whether steele's buy pass matters if the information provide was sound. the argument is the nunes memo doesn't discredit steele or the information itself. cathy: we are seeing a greatdown in people's trust of the media and the republicans and democrats and the fbi with this memo. people are confused. they don't understand. it's the media's job to dissect it and explain it. i think all institutions are having a problem with a trust issue with the american people. how the media will handle this in the future will determine how people will feel about it. howie: the memo has been caught in the crossfire. "the plot to s

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cathy areu, our spirit guide to the dark recesses of the left.it cathy, great to see you tonight. >>. >> tucker: i'm trying to parse, what the setting of lady specific doritos? my only conclusion would be they suggest there is some inherent difference between men and women, which i think is illegal now? >> what's upsetting is they were saying that women are different than men in the way that they eat, that women would like to crunch, they would like to lick their fingers when they eat doritos but they don't because women don't feel comfortable in society doing these things. for doritos to even think that way, to think we do not they want to silent us, that's completely wrong. they are trying to silence women by not leting us crunch in public. >> tucker: keep the crunch. what c you are saying as vulgary and rudeness are feminist victories. if a woman took her cheeto paste and rubbed it through her hair and belched at the table, those would be feminist victories, right? >> a feminist victory would women being allowed to do what men do with their doritos. if men are licking their finger

cathy mcmorris rodgers. [applause] did they forget your name, john? i don't know.hat is going on here? john cornyn everybody knows. they didn't put his name up, but that's ok. this is the first time that is ever happened. that will never happen again. working together, we have accomplished extraordinary things for the american people over the last year. i really believe this is just the beginning. paul ryan called me the other day. i don't know if i am supposed to say this, but he said to me he has never, ever seen the republican party so united, so much in like with each other, but literally the word "united" was the word he used, the most united he has ever seen the party. i have seen it, too. i have so many friends in this group. there is a great coming together i don't think anyone has seen for many years. right? that's good. i was hoping he wouldn't deny that. he did. he called me. i thought it was very nice. paul, thank you very much. every day, we are removing government burdens. and empowering citizens to follow their hearts and without their dreams. the pr

the press managers, my assistant cathy o'neill helped them deal with all of that. it is no secret that hiring cathy, chris, michael or some of the best decisions i ever made. when i left in 2015 and i wanted to leave on a high note with a strong staff and reliable successor who could also acquire important new books. that is vitally important for a press like illinois. my wish came true when a plaintiff in the military. [applause] as you heard i came to the press and 96 and was a graduate student and. i came to work on development with judy and so it really both of these had a great impact on my development as a publisher and really meant for me. so it is humbling to be on a panel with them. i've been at the press for a long time but as the directors i've been in the position for just two and a half years. i kind of crept into it a little at a time in a way, so it was a sort of soft entry. came up through the rink, took oranks, tookon more responsibile course of 20 years. when i moved into the director position, i felt not that i would come in with a brand-new agen

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country and also included in this bill is something i worked very closely with our conference chair, cathy mcmorris rodgers, on and that's to make permanent the steve gleason act. this is something congress came together in a bipartisan way to at least have a two-year renewal of the steve gleason act which is spornt that's important to the entire a.l.s. community. there was a ruling that would take away the speech generating devices that are so critical giving a voice to those people with diseases like a.l.s. that lose their voice and so steve gleason and his foundation became very vocal in making raising awareness all around the country and ultimately congress came together and took action. but that action expires, and in this bill, this funding of government bill, we actually make permanent the steve gleason act so that all of those people in the a.l.s. community can have the certainty they need that they will have the ability to speak and have a voice that they deserve. mr. mccarthy: couple quick notes just so you know. every day we're seeing more bonuses and more companies to the emplo

tacc report, cathy russo. haven't seen cathy in a while. case report. okay. hearing none, seeing none. okay. is there any other general public comment at this point? hearing none, any o busineld b? new business? informational amendment of amendment 12 cbd hicap contract, and corresponding funding levels for the health insurance counseling advocacy program, icap, this is informational only, no action is required. >> good morning, commissioners -- or good afternoon, commissioners, rather. yes, this is an informational item. as this hicap contract predates -- i'm here to update the commission as to the amendment to this contract we received from the california department of ageing. as this contract predates many of the commissioners, i thought this would be an opportunity to talk briefly about what the

cathy -- >> i will yield my time. divest now. >> thank you. up next, we have lisa hoyos, followed by barry hermanson. >> we're here together on behalf of the commission on the environment to share some key notes about our resolution. >> good afternoon, board members. eddie yan. our purview is advising the mayor and board of supervisors in environmental matters and set policy. we passed a resolution last night after much consideration that involved extensive independent review. we also had an extensive item by california energy commissioners as us on a global economy moving to 100% renewable energy. we hope you vote to divest and -- >> so we resolved that we are supporting as a whole commission the full and expeditious divestment of the retirement fund, beginning with the immediate divestment of assets that have had negative returned for five more years. we know you would take longer to responsibly divest, but we urge you to do that. if the world -- >> you've reached your time. >> we change the world. >> barry hermanson. kristin spalding, david

think before we such a good friend and those whom i've mastered now for being so helpful and also cathy curtis is amazing and put this whole event together. but she already has so much to do because she is so amazing. it is as well as the biographers are masters of the field and we are excited to inaugurate a new fellowship that allows people to apply and travel if they win the fellowships traveled to have the funds to go to the places their subjects lived so they could get a more visceral feel that that is important. then we honored nancy siegel. we also have many others, annual reward for the contribution to the arts and crafts biography. we give the award to the new biographer for the first proposal and we consider that very important because that is the kind of thing that gets people going. i have the pleasure of introducing tonight one of the more distinguished biographers, annette gordon reed, the professors of americaprofessor l history at the professor then harvard and she has so many awards i cannot mention them all that she has the national humanities medal, the national book

hey, cathy, good to see you again. >> hi, scott good to see you.. >> it's been a pretty remarkable comeback for tech. are we going to resume our leadership role? >> well, i think what the market is recognizing is that we are in the sweet spot of some s-curves here in turns of online retail 10% in the u.s., total retail. 20% in china we're in the sweet spot of the s-curve, where share gains accelerate same with mobile advertising as a percent of total advertising that's 17% again, right in the sweet spot so we expect very strong sales growth from these companies to continue there's one exception, where we're looking at amazon's move into advertising now amazon's right at point of sale. its advertising revenues last year were less than $3 billion it is aiming for google's $73 billion, and facebook's $40 billion. and it's right there at the point of sale. so it's effectively becoming another search engine. so that's the nuance we would say among the fangs. >> yeah. where do you come down on apple? >> so we like apple. we like apple very much for the l

tastries owner cathy miller all smiles tuesday morning, thanking god.y miller / tastries bakery)miller: he has a hand in everything as far as i'm concerned and this is his victory.after kern county judge david lampe issued a ruling allowing miller to continue to refuse to make wedding cakes for same-sex couples.miller displayed a cake for the occasion saying thank you to supporters. miller: we can actually say that god won and that we are able to move forward with our baking industry here.but freedom of religion had little to do with lampe's ruling, which came just three days after hearing oral arguments in court.for lampe, it was a free speech issue.(judge david lampe / kern county superior court)lampe: the cake is not yet baked, and the speech involved is, you're asking the court to compel the defendant to design and create something. a wedding cake is not just a cake in a free speech analysis, lampe writes.it is an artistic expression by the person making it.lampe argued if miller refused to sell a cake to a same-sex couple, that would be discriminat

. >> cathi o'connor called the police in washington when she discovered this.eparing myself for a school shooting. i can't wait. my aim has gotten much more accurate. >> it sure couldn't have been an easy thing for her to do but it was the right thing. >> reporter: he had a semiautomatic rifle hidden in a guitar case and bomb making plans at aces high school where he was a student. i need to get the biggest fatality number i possibly can, he wrote. authorities say the rifle matched one used to rob a convenience store and he writes in his journal how powerful he felt and how scared the female was at him pointing the gun at her. prosecutors believe the robbery was to get money to buy more material to do the attack his grandmother prevented. >>> wow. still ahead on a fast track, dana jacobson catches up with the speed skater from florida who is set to make history at the winter olympics. it was tough getting out there on stage. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see me. s

was pressuring cathy this decision is that the case that the i.o.c. president thomas spock was certainly scathing about the decision when that came through it would have been viewed very much as a decision that undermined the i.o.c. is all thirty and also very much put a spoke in the wheel of water their investigation and on the mining also the credibility of the mclaren report house a decision is a. extremely disappointing and surprising for. the i.o.c. we would never have expected these are these a decision. of the merchant the need for reforms in though the internal structure of couse a lot more thought sparks reported out of original cast rolling which effectively upheld the principle of innocent until proven guilty saying that there was insufficient evidence that those russian athletes had been doping this was the original cast or in twenty eight cases the evidence collected was found to be insufficient.

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'c >> reporter: cathi o'connor called police to her home in everett, washington, when she discoveredandson's journal: n' >> couldn't have been an easy thing for her to do. but, boy, it was sure the right thing for her to do. >> reporter: court documents say the 18-year-old had a aemiautomatic rifle hidden in a guitar case, bomb-making equipment, and detailed plans to shoot people at aces high school, where he was a student. "i need to get the biggest ly clity number i possibly can," he wrote. authorities say the rifle matches one used monday to rob a convenience store, and that o'connor wrote in his journal about how powerful he felt, and how scared the female cashier was at him pointing his gun at her. prosecutors believe the robbery was meant to get money to buy more material for the attack his grandmother prevented. john blackstone, cbs news, san francisco. >> glor: we'll be right back here, with a hero's story. when you combine ancestry's dna test with its historical records... ...you could learn you're from ireland... ...donegal, ireland... ...and your ancestor was a fisherman.

was pressuring cathy this decision is that the case that the i.o.c. president thomas spock was certainly scathing about the decision when that came through it would have been viewed very much as a decision that undermined the i.o.c. is all thirty and also very much put a spoke in the wheel of water of their investigation and on the mining also the credibility of the mclaren report cost a decision it is a extremely disappointing and surprising killer for. the i.o.c. we would never have expected these are these decision of the rich and the need for reform. in no the interlude structure of because a lot was thought sparks report a lot of original cast rolling which.

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was pressuring cathy this decision is that the case that the i.o.c. president thomas spock was certainly scathing about the decision when that came through it would have been viewed very much as a decision that undermined the i.o.c. or thirteen also very much put a spoke in the wheel of water of their investigation and on the mining also the credibility of the mclaren report because of the decision is extremely disappointing and surprising for. the i.o.c. we would never have expected these. decision of the church and the need for reform. in though the interlude structural failure because that was probably sparks reported original cast rolling which effectively upheld the principle of innocent until proven guilty saying that there was insufficient evidence that those russian athletes had been doping this was the original cast in twenty cases the evidence collected was found to be insufficient to establish that's an anti-doping rule violation it was committed concerned it's been such an emotional rollercoaster of ours and for these athletes the real saw

. >> thank you shall car glenn not from christine, but -- >> how about for -- >> cathy?carry oregon? >> tony? >> what's happening? >> throw me the canned. >> i awe. >> there go. >> that's fine, too, let's get this over with. >> in thank you. >> you think you never got roses in. >> oh, thank you! >> beautiful. >> i had ordered long stem, but apparently they were chewing on those. >> this looks pretty long to me. >> all right, long enough. >> i take it. >> and like reese's, right? >> yes! >> reese's. >> that's my favorite candy. >> yes. >> so now a big heart. >> isn't that the key, listening. >> that is the key. >> oh, karen, hold on. >> i'm fine, please. >> hold it, no. >> i know, i know. i want something coming up. >> i got something in my pocket. it is a little hershey kiss. >> he got a kiss. >> thank you, thank you, sue. i want one every these flowers , though, i want these flowers that lasts a year. >> yes, kardashian's, i she on their show, they order these, they're called venus fleur, long lasting blooms, they are costly, supposedly will lasts a year. but how much d

joshua's grandmother cathi told authorities she found a semiautomatic rifle hidden in his guitar casel describing he wanted to become infamous writing, quote, i need to get the biggest fatality number as i possibly can. on monday night cathi was confronted with evidence that her grandson joshua may be planning a school shooting. on tuesday morning she called 911. >> i'm finding journal entries from my grandson and he's planning to have a mass shooting at one of the high schools. >> reporter: according to authorities, detectives searched joshua's house seized a rifle, bomb-making equipment, and his journal. in it joshua allegedly wrote, i'm preparing myself for the school shooting.bombers' don't make the same one. he boast thad his aim was improving. authorits say in a convenience store monday. they say his rifle matches the one used in the crime and his journal describes how he felt powerful pointing the weapon at the cashier. wednesday a judge deemed joshua too dangerous to be uncuffed. during his arrest hetrippe an officer. andy muntz oversees the high school and thanks j josh's cou

. >> reporter: cathi o'connor called police to her home in everett, washington when she discovered this in her xwrnd son's journal. "i'm preparing myself for a school shooting. i can't wait. my aim has gotten much more accurate." >> couldn't have been an easy thing for her to do. but boy, it was sure the right thing for her to do. >> reporter: court documents say the 18-year-old had a semi-automatic rifle hidden in a guitar case, bomb-making equipment, and detailed plans to shoot people at aces high school, where he was a student. "i need to get the biggest fatality number i possibly can," he wrote. authorities say the rifle matches one used monday to rob a convenience store, and that o'connor wrote in his journal about how powerful he felt and how scared the female cashier was at him pointing his gun at her. prosecutors believe the robbery was meant to get money to buy more material for the attack his >>> finally here tonight, people who knew aaron feis were not surprised that he put the safety of stoneman douglas students above his own. the assistant football coach and school security

and cathy coe from the university of san francisco. i also want to thank my co-sponsors, supervisor sandra fewer, who got the ball rolling by drafting the immigrant parent right to vote act. i look forward to your support. the second item i want to introduce today, i would like to be calling on the children's council. it's the children's fund and public education enrichment fund, prop c in 2014. it was important to me and many others that in addition to the reauthorization of these funds that we align efforts across the city in partnership with departments, school district and community with the goal to promote coordination, increase accessibility and enhance effectiveness for programs with children, youth and families the council's work is critical and because we're starting to lose one of the most important assets, families and children, i wanted an update from the council's work. it's been several years now. as a city, we must continue to ensure that our leadership, departments, school district and community work is coordinated and

the incident was caught on school bus surveillance video and as reporter cathy park explains, the drivers now facing felony child abuse charges. >> she was very forceful with the child. i would describe the video as being very disturbing and difficult to watch. >> reporter: for privacy reasons, vacaville police cannot share the footage but gave details about the incident on a school bus last tuesday between the driver 64- year-old kim klopson and a disabled child. >> the child was crying, begging for the bus driver to stop. >> reporter: the alleged physical assault happened when the young girl did not want to get off the bus. >> i would describe her as talking very mean to the student. >> reporter: and eventually the student was forcefully removed. >> the child sustained some abrasions to her lower back and her rib cage area. >> reporter: a school aide witnessed part of the interaction outside of the bus and reported it to staff, leading to an investigation with administrators, then police. the bus driver had a long history with the school district. she was employed for 18 years and befo

that's cathy clegas and people at michigan state who were alerted.taken angsz back at that point because she was only 2. >> not one of our daughters where. >> no. >> when you look at this collection right here, our daughters would not have walked through those doors. >> if other parents come to you and say what should i do to make sure this doesn't happen to my daughter, what do you tell them? >> believe her. speak up. zroo teach them that if something doesn't feel right no matter who it is to say i'm not comfortable with this and i need you to stop. >> i think one other thing that you would tell your daughter, you would have to tell them don't trust anyone. you can't trust the church. you can't trust your priest. you can't trust -- >> your doctor. >> i don't know that i -- i don't know that i want to teach my daughter not to trust anybody. i think i want to arm her with the tools that -- i think had i taught haley to say i am uncomfortable that i believe at 13 she would have handled the situation differently. >> i think it's more of the other people

david: coming up tomorrow will talk with congresswoman cathy mcmorris rodgers, the fourth highest ranking the house. that is tomorrow, and that is live. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: i am scarlet fu. and i and i am julia chatterley, welcome to "bloomberg markets". ♪ scarlet: we are live in new york over the next hour and here are the top stories we are covering on the bloomberg and around the world. farewell february and hello march. places, treasury secretary steven mnuchin says partnership may still be back on the table and dick's sporting goods ending the sales of assault rifles following the mass shooting in a florida high school and destroyed his position taken by a large retailer in the national gun debate. we have markets closing in two hours time and will give you stocks still trading on a momentous february. we have the nasdaq

i never got enough courage to ask cathy to dancy don't remember having all these names, when i was young i remember all of the rejection. all of those women. >> look where you are today. >> look at me, yeah. >> so lets do this now. >> lets unveil these portraits again of the obama's, okay, president obama and his wife michelle appeared at smithsonian national portrait gallery at that ceremony yesterday. you have seen these over and over now. so everybody has an opinion. let's listen to this comment right here. >> they will look up and they will see an image of someone who looks like them hanging on a wall of this great american institution. >> i tried to negotiate less gray hair. his artistic integrity would not how him to do what i ask. i tried to negotiate smaller ears? struck out on that as well. >> well, everybody has an opinion of them. i like them. i like them a lot. >> it is art. >> it is art. >> not a photograph. >> artist in the eye of the beholder you found some meme goes of people that began almost immediately. >> they had so much fun, one of the won, insert characters that ar

cathy says she helps to run tours and a lot has changed. >> we did not send buss to the phillies parade it was not something we did and didn't have the access to all the people we have now with social media and email. and the news. >> information on star tours super bowl parade charters, can you find it on startours.com. >>> eagles pride was loud and clear in center city today. ♪ fly eagles fly >> fly eagles fly echoed at the luncheon at the marriott. jim kenney hold people that education is the cornerstone for children to become good workers and general manage bernie prazenica was on hand to lend support. >> and children in need can express themselves with art in wilmington, delaware. 450 art kits were donated to organizations like the police department and the ywca and care center thanks to the jefferson foundation and emma's art kits. it came from emma stump a girl that used art to keep her spirits up for treatment for a brain tumor. small business, internet providers promise you a lot. let's see who delivers more. comcast business offers fast gig-speeds across our network. verizon d

. >> reporter: joshua's grandmother cathy told authorities she found a semiautomatic rifle hidden inson's guitar case. she also found his journal in which he alleged described a desire to become infamous, write, quote, i need to get the biggest fatality number i possibly can. on monday night, cathy o'connor was confronted with evidence her teenage grandson joshua may be planning a school shooting. on tuesday morning, she called 911. >> i'm finding journal entries from my grandson. >> uh-huh. >> he's planning to, um, have a mass shooting at one of the high schools. >> reporter: according to authorities, detectives searched joshua's house and seized a rifle, bomb making equipment and his journal. in it, joshua allegedly wrote, i'm preparing myself for the school shooting. i'm learning from past shooters/bombers mistakes so i don't make the same ones. he boasted that his aim was improving and wrote, i can't wait to walk into that class and blow all those expletives away. authorities also say joshua is the gunman in this surveillance gunman of a convenience store robbery monday. they say

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. >> cathy caldwell put in for a personal day off. >> as soon as we won that last game i put my timen the next day and i am not in there and i have a feeling a lot of people have the flu on monday. >> miss caldwell things the outbreak may come win or lose, if there say win for sure there will be a lot of folks with green flu. we shall see. john rawlins, channel 6 "action news" back to you. >> ha, ha, ha. all right john thank you. win or lose productivity will be at an all-time low in philadelphia on monday. we have a whole lot more and we are very productive from minneapolis, minnesota and talking about the show within the show a lot going on at halftime sunday night. we have details on that today. so live from minneapolis, for brian taff i'm sharrie williams. rick and monica back to the studio. >> all right nice job thank you. >> well, over the past few weeks you are sharing emotional stories of your eagles pride using #6abcaction. >> and alicia vitarelli is here with a few of our favorites. >> first, you meet a woman of final here both in god and in the birds. this is sister margar

i would like to take time to appreciate the work done by our conference chair cathy mcmorris rodgers. i would also like to thank every member of the committee on house administration, particularly mr. brady who has been a great friend and colleague over the last decade and i appreciate being able to work closely with them on this. this reflects the dedication and commitment of a bipartisan group of members including andesentative burns representative do each others. i also want to thank representatives disanto's and chris smith for the work they've done on this bill. there is no place for sexual harassment or any type of house oft in the u.s. representatives. it is no secret the culture on capitol hill is unique. while there are hundreds of employing offices, we should all ,hare the goal of creating safe ,ollegial, responsive offices responsive to the needs of our constituents and the public. a roundtable discussion with stakeholders and meetings with victims and their advocates to examine how we can improve the workplace for everyone. we found the congressional accountability act of

>> hi, enrique, this is detective cathy stamm of plano police department. >> repte enrique was more thanhelp. >> you said that you were leaving at the same time -- same time as christina, and you guys walked over to where your vehicles were parked, is that right? >> yeah. yeah, we walked separate ways. we walked until the end of the apartment complex, and after that we just split up because i went to a different parking lot than she was. >> reporter: that afternoon enrique arochi drove down to plano pd for an interview. >> if you don't mind, i'm just going to -- >> reporter: he never asked for an attorney and answered all their questions. >> and if you don't mind if i look in your car, that's great. and then i can say i did. >> yup. >> and i hope you understand. and thank you for being cooperative. >> no, it's no problem. whatever i can do to help. >> reporter: police took photos of enrique's black camaro and sent him on his way. lorraine caceres says reporters got wind of enrique's visit to plano pd. >> the police were very adamant about the fact that this guy was not a suspect, that he