cindy: we don't have the agricultural problems that other states have.ther words, we don't have a mono-food source that bees might be taking advantage of. they need a lot of different kikinds. just like human beings, they need a lot of different kinds of sources for their food. and west virginia provides that. reporter: the e label emphasizs that the product is a collaborative effort. it means to provide a ray of hope in these economically trying times. coal continues to be mined in the region. whole mountaintops are being dug up, but there are hardly any jobs. even so, some people here still believe president donald trump's promise to save the coal industry. but outside with the bees, no one talks politics. regardless of who they voted for, in the end, the love of west virginia is the most important thing. robbie: the mountains are the home. i've lived here my whole life. born here, raised here. can't beat it. reporter: mark lilly doesn't think this project will solve all the region's problems, but he hopes it will help people here regain their self-est

and needs cindy and was does that cameroon a couple making it impossible they say they're living the russian dream. voters in botswana have cost the ballots in the country's tightest election in $50.00 kids. people day will tell us what their expectations are. handed back to the ocean will be as penguins bab's they're facing the exchange. hello i'm kristie want to welcome to news africa it's good to have you along doesn't that look like romance well here's a question for you how do you get 43 african leaders to leave the continent for 2 days well that's one russia's right in recruited can answer because that's exactly what he's done the 1st ever russia africa summit is underway in the russian resort town of sochi and the attendance is remarkable in this picture of the you see the president's off malawi egypt and saw the africa now the russians are said to be looking for money and friends also known as trade and allies and in this have pointed to an apparent vacuum with the u.s. and donald trump hasn't been treated from the continent. for more on the summit i'm joined by dr colby mens

. >> he said, cindy, where is my mom? i instantly knew and i said, michael, call the police, i'm on my way. >> a loving mother. >> always there for me. >> a beloved friend. >> she was just so easy to like. >> vanishes. >> something was very, very wrong. >> was she murdered? was it for her money? >> how much money did chef in the bank? >> i think over seven figures. >> or was it something or someone else? >> it really threw him for a loop when he found out that my mom had met somebody else. >> police have a suspect and a case that was about to take an unbelievable turn. >> one of the most shocking things i've ever seen in a courtroom. >> hello. dee dee keller was a successful realtor in southern california and lived in a charming neighborhood where she was surrounded by family and friends. then, suddenly, dee dee disappeared. as her loved ones launched her frantic search, investigators would follow the trail of clues to a suspect with a dark obsession. but the final twist in this case would leave the courtroom stunned. her

wing, i do an chang, jill hollbrow. >> my name is cindy. i haven't had a car for almost 20 years now and i've done a lot of biking on market street. i was force off-the-record my o. i've witnessed the improvements from the painted white line giving a bike lane to then a painted barrier, green lane, a physical barrier, i mean, biking in those bike lanes is golden. however, as a pedestrian, the sidewalks are super crowded. the auto drivers seem to be in a rush and there's just, you can't put up physical barriers for the pedestrians and we've reached the limits of our engineering for safety and i think the enforcement is lacking but anyway, pedestrians are incredibly vulnerable for failing to yield and crosswalks right turns we need to snip the problem at the root and remove private vehicles from market street. everybody walks. thank you. >> thank you, very much. next speaker, please. >> jordan wing. >> good afternoon mta board. i wrote myself a lengthy message before this. in support the better market street project. i'm happy to hear i won't

>> while esdale's near future appears settled, cindy archer's has suddenly taken an uncertain turn.y did they have your bra? >> i don't know. i have no idea. >> when we strip searched her, just now, we found that there was cigarette residue all over her bra that she discarded of obviously and it's all over the bra. looks like she might have smoked it. >> that was makeup from the other day. that was it. that's all that was on there. i don't have no cigarettes, believe me, so i don't know what you're talking about it. there was only makeup from the other day, that was it. that was it. i don't have nothing. they searched me, i have don't have nothing. >> having tobacco could delay archer's release. but since officers have only found residue, she will not face any consequences. >> she's leaving friday. we'll hold her inside. she will not go back outside until she leaves on friday and that will be the end of it, because there is no contraband right now on this bra. maybe she doesn't want to leave. maybe she wants to stay. that might be one of the reasons, too. she's afraid to leave here

cindy, thanks so much for joining us this morning. >> good morning. thank you for having us. >> what are you seeing right now, cindy, and what are you doing this morning? >> well, just to give you some perspective, we have within our fire district the town of windsor, which is adjacent to healdsburg. both of our cities are poised and expecting this fire to roll in any minute. we're kind of in the path of this event right now. we started an ee vavacuation in windsor. we've been working diligently. fortunately we've had 90% of the town evacuated by 4:00, which was our plan. that's been very successful. again, we have a huge amount of resources tendsing to this. we have fears for long-range spotting. we've got resources staged in particular areas in anticipation of the fire moving into that area. we've got lots of resources from out of that area, all of our resources committed, and we're waiting for this thing to come down on us. >> cyndi, you just talked about weight for the fire to come down on you. how many acres have burned so far, and where does the

call congresswoman cindy exley. call abby finkenauer. and while you're at it, call congressman dave message -- dave iowatte and tell them needs the usmca. way, after you make it seems that every four years you see a lot of people coming through iowa. seems like there's a lot of politicians making their way through the state getting ready for next year's election. this first in the nation state in iowa. you, i gott to tell know,l you, you need to every single democrat running for president as opposed to the usmca. them at arun into , you or a street corner need to tell the democrats office for the highest in the land that i would need the usmca. i tell you, one of the things we love is that iowa is so much like indiana. people with big hearts and strong opinions. select them hear your opinion. it will make a difference. i want to thank you for coming out today in a busy week taking some time to focus on an important issue that is so important to the state and the nation. and let me say again how grateful i am. give them one more round of

cindy pom, cbs news, london. >> yuccas: a firefighter's art work is flying high.ad, turning strips of hose into stars and stripes. >> yuccas: we end tonight with a story about one man whose fashioning a new take on old glory. here's manuel bojorquez. >> reporter: for veteran florida firefighter daryl paul, the firehose is a tool of the trade, but in his hands, old, discarded hoses become something much more: works of art. >> that's one piece of equipment that's going to go into the fire every time. >> reporter: he first started turning strips of hose into stars and stripes in 2015. a simple firehouse decoration that caught on like, well, like wildfire. >> i got orders just blowing up. >> reporter: now they are displayed all across the count country, including the local burger joint where paul takes his family. he's made more than 100 flags, many commissioned, each unique. this one comem raits a firefighter's life using a hose he once used. >> you get these tears in the hoz. you get burn marks in the hose. >> reporter: character. >> yeah, i love the character. >> r

i spoke to cindy from the spectator, cindy, some would argue that the political consequences of sayingts the voters to have a say on whether or not they think he is trustworthy. he is calling for a general election, you know, he is trying to dig into the country and voters, generally speaking, in the past, have always given their say in the polling booth anyway. so i don't know if he is trying to avoid judgement as such, i do think there is a point of the social media age that news and especially disinformation and fake news goes around so especially disinformation and fake news goes around so much faster. you have these things from number ten sources, whoever they may be, everything things outs, and journalists reporting them pretty quickly, and for it to become truth, when actually come i could just be a bit of political spending going on a small, but i mean, borisjohnson lies sometimes, but a lot of the times, hejust lies sometimes, but a lot of the times, he just twist the truth. with that clip of robert buckland you just show now. it's a euphemism, isn't it? administrative, what d

why don't you call congresswoman cindy axney.l congresswoman abby finkenauer and while you're at it cole congressman dave lovesack and tell him that iowa needs the usmca! and by the way, after you make that call to the people iowa, you know, seems like every four years about this time you see a lot of people coming through iowa, right? seems like there's a lot of politicians making their way through this state and getting ready for next year's election. this first in the nation state of iowa. and i've got to tell you, i've got to tell you, you need to know every single democrat running for president is opposed to the usmca, so if you run into them at a diner or on a street corner, which i know it's pretty common here in iowa, you need to tell the democrats running for the highest office in the land that iowa needs the usmca! i mean, i'll tell you, one of the things that i love about iowa it's so much like indiana. people with big hearts and strong opinions so let them hear your opinion. it will make a difference. listen, i want t

. >> cindy is correct.t is particularly egregious in terms of very limited rehabilitative programming or restorative programming. many of the programs, the limited programs that are available, are completely designed for men. a wonderful program, the pep program in texas. that's only available to men. women are not able to participate in texas. there's a program called inmates to entrepreneurs which does work with women, both incarcerated women and women who have returned to the community. in our state of ohio at the ohio reformtory for women, there's a program called tapestry which is a recovery program for women with substance abuse disorder and it's remarkably successful and operates a network of graduates. of course -- >> thank you. we need to move on. ms. jackson-lee. >> thank you for holding this hearing and to you and the ranking member. it is clear as we look at this set of facts, motion, passion, that there is much work to do to build on what we have done in this committee, prison reform, first ste

. >> meghan mccain and cindy mccain, welcome to the "firing line." >> thank you. >> thank you. but, you know, candidly, i alwawa want to say, like, we are rsonal friends, as well, and i'm a huge fan of "firing line" and grew up watching it, so i think it's important to, you know... >> to didilose the fact that -- >> that we're friends and comet, on this show, m, you know, it's such an iconic brand. >> well, i'm grateful to have bo of you here because it has ntw been slightly more than a year since the c lost senator mccain. and he was a stalwart defender of democratic values around the world, in the united statesat senate, a candfor the presidency of the united states, and d war hero. and i think about john mccain's legacy every day, and i wonder just in n e year since his passing, mrs. mccain, what you feel the public has gotten right about your sband's legacy. >> i think they've gotten most of it right. i mean, people tl me every day -- there's not a day that passes that someone doesn say to me, "we miss him. we missed his dignity, his respt. we missed his ability to bring pe

. >> reporter: last year, at the age of 60, cindy kinder-binge las rushed to a hospital in new albany, indiana, with a heart rate four times normal. >> i seriously thought i was not going to make it. >> reporter: two months earlier she had gone to the emergency room with palpitations. >> a cardiologist walks in and he said, "who put you on thyroid medicine?" di reporter: kinder-binge had been prescribed thyroid hormone for menopausal symptom, like hot flashes, even though her thyroid blood levels were normal. she said her cardiologist had her stop taking the hormone hecause he believed it contributed to her elevated heartbeat. d> thousands of 25 again members... investigation found clinics across the country prescribing hormones like thyroid and testosterone to people with orrmal levels. eld it's not just 25 again. ultrasound technician leighann locker is a former employee of an o.b.-g.y.n. in owensboro, kentucky. he prescribed testosterone to patients with normal tstosterone levels. >> more and more practitioners have tried to jump on board when they have seen the profit made from it

let's go to cindy in georgia cindy? >> caller: hi. >> cindy, how are you? >> caller: i'm fine, thank you i'm a bee keeper in georgia. i'd love to invite you to go on a hive some time and get local honey. >> do you know -- i have to get a hive this year sim o -- the bees weren't on any mi flight path i had so many problems with my flowers. go aed had i'm sorry. much what's up >> caller: well, i was calling you about crisp per stocks specifically save therapeutics and want to know your opinion? >> jeff jonas, i'm a believer in if jeff jonas. this is the stock that's going to keep going down the market doesn't favor growth and you'll say why didn't i buy a little save therapeutics let's go to armo inn in texas >> caller: i have a question from iron mountain >> iron mountain always had a high yield people think it doesn't have the groenl i like the company record storage, 7% yield i think it's good. i like the yield by the way, i like ve. this tas too deb is doing great job she's doing great job. let's go to henry in maryland. henry? >> caller: hey, jim. how yo

then is cindy crawford's 18-year-old daughter dating an "snl" star? plus star diet secrets. how oprah's losing pounds with help from her dogs. >> good boy. >> as pups take over, justin throws lady and the tramp premiere. >> we have so many questions. >> and -- >> the biggest talk show titans of all time. all in one place. it's an "e.t." exclusive. >> are you kidding? >> no, we're not kidding. maury, jerry, geraldo -- >> whoa. >> -- montell and sally. >> you don't want to miss this. i'm on "e.t." >> lori loughlin slapped with a new charge in the college bribery scandal as inmate number 77806-112, actress felicity huffman, gets her freedom. >> yeah, we have new details on felicity's prison release and how lori could be next, behind bars. >> felicity walked out of prison friday morning. the actress served only 11 days of her actual prison time of her two-week sentence. >> when you think about it, 11 days doesn't seem to be that great. couldn't even serve a full two weeks. >> law and crime network's jesse webber says felicity's team played it smart, accepting an early plea deal,

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to the conflict zone tim sebastian coe is just 3 months in cindy has decided that it will have to change in kashmir my guest this week here in the book is jane fonda national vice-president and one of the chief spokesman of the ruling. congress he also the charges of widespread human rights violations in kashmir. so far 60 minutes. after the fall of the berlin november 9th to w. . clock. this as the news africa coming up on the program. again live in the us authorities that didn't stop them and now students all too late because the landslide cost me thousands of lives to conduct. also coming out corrections and says incorrectly treating drug addicts this facility in nigeria's finance states as one of the mean for god as. it's called you talk about how. also that tiny sets a fly on the power sites of carbs.

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[applause] the time has come for andresswoman cindy axne all the democrats in iowa to put iowa first. america first. pass the usmca this year -- pass the usmca this year. [applause] whatever the democrats choose to spend their time on, president trump and i are never going to stop fighting for you and the agenda iowa voted for. [applause] we're not going to let democrats distract us from working on all of you. we are never going to stop delivering on a strong national defense, secure borders, more conservative judges to our courts, and jobs jobs jobs. [applause] we are never going to stop fighting for that agenda because that agenda has made america great again. i stand before you today, our nation and our liberties are more secure. unemployment is at a 50 year low. more americans are working today than ever before. the truth is, the american economy has come roaring back because of the leadership of this president. because of the strong support of our allies. in the congress and state houses across the country. you, the assure president and i know the mostly has most -- the economy h

but this woman 58 years old cindy gallup feels compel to provide something that's real.t a firsthand experience. >> i date men in the 20s. i know they will impress me in bed. i became encountering sexual behaviors in bed, wow, where is that coming from? >> it's been awhile since i had sex with men in their 20s so tell me about it. >> tell me what you started to notice. you know the porn moves and the porn expressions. i recognize all these things. i experience what happens to hard core porn online. when those two things converge, porn becomes sex education by default and that's a good wa ao wat a good way. >> cindy's answer was make love and not porn. a website where members can rent and submit videos of real world sex. real people in loving relationships having true intimacy. >> we are not porn. we captures those in the real world as it happens spontaneously. and all it is funny and messy and beautiful comic everybody is beautiful when they're having real sex and they really are. >> today the platform has over 500,000 members and more than 2500 videos to choose from. on

one announcement, i would love for alex and cindy to come up if you would and just announce yourselves. you've made it through this entire meeting. you should let people know who you are because you are new employees to the department. you didn't introduce yourself earlier. what did you for the department and what did you before you came. >> all right. hi, i'm alex bogden, i'm a member of the department on the outreach program. i'm a senior strategist focused on transportation, energy and climate. previously, i spent a number of years software company s.a.p. doing marketing and community engagement as well as internal and external and most recently spent a short stint with j.p. morgan chase. >> why are you excited to be here. >> i had always been passionate about the environment and i had run a number of sustainable initiatives at s.a.p. and have done things such as volunteer my time and i'm excited to be here and have an impact. >> thank you. i willing overseeing the department's climate action strategy that the environmental justice program and also the green building program. before

citizens with a focus on the minority we muslim community take a listen to this comment sent to us by cindy you a past guest on the show. chinas you sufficient ignition technology fits into why do you know if it's a 10 to rollout a nationwide social criticism where every system is rated only trustworthiness based on information from big data and yes it recognition in changing that way to seeing this way change will kiss up being recognized by cameras as they cross the road and then identities displayed on big locals across the rage in china's proud coach at this sort of public shaming can be very effective man when you you hear that from from her there i mean in china's contacts is there a particular fear or is that are they taking this a step further i mean what can you have any content contextualize that for our audience. china should really serve as a lesson and instructive lesson of what the united states and other nations and frankly what the chinese chinese government should avoid one of the stories on the chinese use of this focused on a mosque that previously years before before if

>>> and cindy crawford's 18-year-old daughter dating a "snl" star?>> then, we are going dancing at a gas station? >>> the bizarre bust a move video going viral. >> 911, what's your emergency? >> i need a cohost. can you help me? >> i'm on way my. >>> hi, everyone. welcome to "entertainment tonight." i'm on the set of the hit fox series "9-1-1." it's just about to be halloween and you have a christmas hat and there are wreaths on the truck. what's going on? >> doesn't make any sense. it's tv magic. we are in the middle of our christmas episode. >> we are so happy to pend our entire night on set, but let's begin with tonight as top story. >> new images of felicity huffman in prison. and it looks like inmate 77806-112 is making friends. felicity and her fellow inmate walked the grounds for about eight minutes. >> makes her more sympathetic. >> and after martha stewart ripped into her -- >> she looked pretty schlumpy. >> "l.a." magazine teased, how to get felicity's prison look -- army green linen pantsuit, on sale for $220 and $70 under armour sneakers.

. >> cindy aguilar. seats 10 and 11. >> hello, my name is cindy aguilar and i am representing as a councilor staff at juvenile hall right now and i want to tell you about my professional and personal. i was born and raised in san francisco. raised in mission and now reside in the bay view and i did tell you i live and breathe san francisco because i am a product of san francisco and i am first generation. i came from immigrant parents, navigated san francisco pretty much alone when you are parents don't know english. i do want to tell you a little bit like i've -- i really took advantage of the offerings that the city had for youth. i was involved in youth works, my eat program and so fourth. went off to college, graduated from san jose state with a major in sociology, came back and wanted to give back to my community. came back and worked in the non-profit field. i worked over six years in non profits, i worked at jamestown community center, mainly under like youth employment and i did a lot of work in

but this woman, 58-year-old cindy gallop, feels compelled to provide something that is real, a desirest-hand experience. >> i date men in their 20s and i know that they are able to impress me in bed and i began encountering a number of sexual behavioral means in bed. i went, whoa. where is that behavior coming from? >> it's been many decades since i had sex with men in their 20s so tell me what you started to notice. >> the porn moves, the porn expressions literally and going, wow. i recognize all of these things. i realized i was experiencing what happens when today's total freedom of access to hard core porn online meets our society's equally total reluctance to talk openly and honestly about sex. when those two things converge porn becomes sex education by default in not a good way. >> cindy's answer was make love not porn. a website where members can rent and submit videos of real world sex, real people in loving relationships having true intimacy. >> we are not porn. we're not amateur. we catch what goes on in the real world as it happens, spontaneously, in all its funny, messy,

supervisors cindy chavez and dave cortese they are calling for moratorium saying no children should be put there until changes can be made. >> the drastic action is never easy but the alternative is to let things go as they are and while we stand here today, having this discussion, some child may be hurt or put any vulnerable position. >> reporter: in a statement the director of the county's social services agency responded saying they are dedicated to the health and well-being of children in our care. we are committed to providing the support they need and to placing them in a family setting as quickly as possible. the supervisors say they will ask for both short-term and long-term fixes to the problems there >> all that needs to happen quickly. >> i think we are not going to do immediate placement. we can't even trust you to do any kind of housing or sort of detention because that's getting out of control. >> reporter: the supervisors' moratorium proposal will go before the full board at its meeting on november 5.in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> it's thursday night footba

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men cindy winkler as a state representative thank you for being here. there is one that is more consequential than any other role and that is to be commander-in-chief of the united states of america and the united states military. that's a sacred duty. so we hope that you understand it's important that i make a serious speech that will take about 25 minutes about american foreign policy and why i am so f concerned about security and deployment of the united states military. power to deploy the most powerful military in the history of the world with the larger or more powerful military than we have. and then to take an oath of office to swear responsibility to our troops and their families. care for those who go to war and when they come home and their families while they're out. and then that responsibility that they risk their lives that when they are in harms way it is for the overwhelming national securityanlm purpose. the united states of america would stand by its commitment to stand by its allies. so the united states - - seeks peace but it will n

>>> en tercer lugar cindy con 1700 libras esas calabazas pesan miles de libras. >>> nunca he ido, este aÑo no podrÉ pero quizá el próximo aÑo. que pase buena tarde >> >>> las lluvias torrenciales inundan baja california sur y arrastra hasta ahora se confirma la muerte de una mujer al cruzar el arroyo >>> se acabÓ el popular videojuego un agujero negro y la pantalla en negro con un pequeÑo cÍrculo azul >> puede convertirse en presa del terror >>> los casillas llegan mÁs fuertes y mÁs unidos que nunca sucediendo lo inesperado en la nueva temporada de el seÑor de los cielos que comienza esta noche en exclusiva por telemundo hablamos con 2 de sus protagonistas. >> hola, buenas tardes muchas gracias por acompaÑarme en este inicio de semana >>> las lluvias torrenciales han obligado el cierre de centros educativos. >> issa osorio tienea informaciÓn adelante >>> asÍ es felicidad, los habitantes de cabo san lucas en el estado de baja california sur, fueron sorprendidos la madrugada de este tom por bluf las intensas que a raz tan varios vehÍculos y dejaron varias calles inundadas. >> en algunas

cindy lauper loves all monday joy. i love those are okay cindy lauper loves almond joy.-chew. >> what are they >> i don't know. >> kerry washington loves candy corns which i don't mind but they're always on the list of hated halloween -- >> it's really wax. >> i like candy corn but there's no way it's someone's favorite. >> favorite halloween candy. 100 grand bar. >> so good. >> i go with reeses. >> whachmacallit. >> the payday bar. >> kitkat. >> when you put your pets in costumes it's either hit or miss we think this is pretty good take a look at river the dog dressed as an ambulance, and he makes the howling noise. pull over, everybody, here i come. >> that's pretty good. that's great. >> he's not a paramedic. he's a paw-medic happy halloween, everybody. >> carson just showed us tiffany haddish and that halloween scare. why is it so many people like that frightful feeling that comes with haunted houses or scary movies we sent nbc's joe fryer to get some answers. some answers. >> here's johnny >> reporter: they are the iconic movie moments and monsters that curdle our b