and cynthia garrett, founder of the cynthia garrett industry. brandon, the sheer involvement of these two who have lied repeatedly about police action stage that doesn't say to me this is a good faith effort. >> no, laura. these two gentlemen are the biggest in american history out black people in day-to-day basis in order to make as much money as they can. they don't have a vested interest in telling young black people to not resist arrest and trying to coach and inspire as good leaders to help young black people have better experience with police. they want them to go get killed so they can go make money off of it. >> laura: cynthia, this was crump on cnn today. >> mack is finally having this conversation about the racial reckoning, but that's just talk if we don't act. now is the time to act. let's do it in the name of george floyd and all the others who've been taken from us unjustly by the very people who are supposed to protect and serve us. >> laura: cynthia, doesn't feel like we are having a conversation, it feels like we're being told w

cynthia alksne and devlin barrett. it's more than creepy, it's downright wrong. >>> joining me now is stacey plaskett from the united states virgin islands, a member of multiple major committees including ways and means, oversight and reform, transportation and infrastructure and she served as an impeachment manager during the second impeachment trial of donald trump. you and i talked a lot. i watched every second of your presentations at the impeachment trial. you -- the role you played there was to walk everyone through exactly what happened and to do away with the nonsense that people were talking about about what really happened there. yet members of congress, your colleagues, voted against certification that day in some cases and today continue to defend donald trump's actions in leading up to that day. >> they do. it's good to see you on this saturday morning. they do continue to do that. there's an immense amount of tribalism going on in the house right now. you can see it in the battle that they have as to what

so first, mark, and then cynthia. for gaetz, would be, yeah, i like girls who basically look like teenagers but i didn't know this one was 17. is that sort of where this is going? >> well, i don't want to hazard making arguments on the congressman's behalf. and i am going to go a little out of my -- and tell you what i have read and what lawyers who have practiced in this area of the law have told me. that, if you have a reasonable opportunity to observe the victim of a sex trafficking of a minor charge, you are guilty even if you thought she was 18. basically, the law says, look, if -- if you don't know, you should have found out. and if you wind up having sex with and they could show that she was 17 or younger, you are going to get charged and there is a mandatory minimum of ten years, if that victim is between the ages of 14 and 17. >> and we just so happened to have cynthia, who prosecuted sex crimes. and so, can you confirm that that is the case? i mean, i know i reported on cases when i was in florida of high sc

cynthia nixon certainly felt that description. in her neighborhood was trying to prevent thieves from walking off of their entire inventory. i can't imagine thinking that the way to solve the problem with basic necessity out of desperation is to prosecute them. so you have to wonder, what would happen if you showed up at something next one's place tonight and try to help yourself to some "basic necessities?" what cynthia nixon understand your theft is a profound form of social protest or social justice, which he applauded or would you tell your bodyguards to shoot you and then thank them profusely when you did it? it's a tough question, you'd be dead in seconds. cynthia doesn't mean a word about what she said about crime. they are just trying to feel like at people in a world that confuses construction for future. they should be nowhere near power. all of us are seeing the results of that. the police sergeant is murdered in california and she's working to make los angeles a safe city again. thanks so much for coming on. so this ma

>>acemos cturas, arreglos. >> no cualquiera hace eso, son cosas distintas. >> cynthia debe repartir enía de noticias telemundo, quien tiene un adelanto del tiempo y temperaturas para esta semana, adelante . >> vanessa, es meritorio iniciando el segmento del tiempo hablando de la temporada de huracanes, vemos desarrollo ciclónico antes de que inicie oficialmente la temporada, si se fija, los pronósticos no son alentadores, por encima de valores normales, se espera 20 tormentas, 10 pueden ser huracanes y cinco, pudieran ser intensos, larazón para ver otra temporada activa, localidad de las aguas del océano atlántico, a estas alturas del mes de mayo vemos anomalías de temperaturas entre 1 a 3 grados, encima de valores normales, esto gnifica que existe contenido calórico necesario para producir los ciclones, para junio hay que estar atentos al mar caribe donde se ubican las perturbaciones, mayormente en el golfo, en la porci oeste d esta región en particular y todos los disturbios se mueven hacia texas y a la florida, deben estar atentos porque todo parece indic que pudiéramos ver muchas h

salvadoreÑa qu habilidad de sus manos .la >> mis manos son la fuerza del impulso que tengo >> cynthias. confeccionaba sus batas d peleas, shorts de pelea a lo que entrenaban aquÍ . >> con su madre le enseÑÓ a confeccionar ropa de caballero y mujeres >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) . >> no cualquiera hace eso, son cosas distintas. >> cynthia debe repartir e bicicleta las prendas de l sastrerÍa y aÚn tiene tiempo d estudiar teologÍa, se graduarÁ en un aÑo y medio, sabe que el poder de sus puÑos la llevarÁ muy lejos.s puños la llevará muy lejos. >> para mí es un >> para mÍ es un estilo de vid boxear y cortar. >> noticias telemundo en san salvador, el salvado bonita historia >> ahora vamos con mÁ informaciÓn de italia, colombiano egan bernal gana elde giro de italia, superÓ a s rival mÁs cercano en un minuto y 29 segundos, es el segundo combiano que gana el gir despuÉs de quintana en el 2014 >> (mÚsica) >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) ganÓ las 500 millas de indianÁpolis por cuarta vez e su trayectoria, se sitÚa en las leyendas de la competencia. piloto de 46 aÑos tomÓ e piloto de 46 años tomó e

this week the senate will consider the nomination deputy hhs secretary and cynthia martin. of the deputy education secretary. and at the community level half a dozen other nominees how the markups. but that bipartisan infrastructure bill policing reforms the senate commerce committee and bipartisan legislation to invest in those capabilities to outcompete china and other nations in a number of american industries. and those that would be considered in days committee meeting in addition to that are working on bipartisan legislation with our competitiveness to make united states a world leader of innovation and supply-chain. it is my intention to other fulln senate comprehensive legislation during this work. this week the senate rules committee will have a bill to strengthen our democracy and increase transparency with a campaign finance system to make ite easier for all americans. this bill is named as one because it is a top priority. the majority gets toke name the first five bills of any new congress we picked for the people act to be one. make no mistake. we are moving f

across america, one in five children are living with a mental health challenge cynthia mcfadden tells us about a hospital here in ohio that's offering hope. >> reporter: this is the first time cameras have ever been allowed inside this psychiatric crisis department in columbus, ohio sometimes overwhelming for even the most seasoned psychiatrist. >> right now there's a time particularly because of the pandemic. i apologize. and because of what our patients are going through. >> reporter: dr. charles glawe is co-director of this state-of-the-art department open 24 hours a day, seeing any child in crisis, whether they can pay or not the past year has brought a stunning increase in the proportion of mental health visits to the e.r. up 31% nationally for those 12 to 17 and a stunning 24% for kids 5 to 11. >> we're able to keep them overnight >> reporter: the first time we visited he was working on little sleep, deciding whether to admit a child over parental objections >> you decided not to admit the child? >> no, that kid ended up staying, yeah >> with the parents' consent? >> correct >>

actress, cynthia nixon certainly fits that description. expressed outrage the other day that the cvs in her neighborhood was trying to prevent thieves from running off with the entire inventory. people stealing basic necessities out of desperation is to prosecute them. so you've got to wonder, what would happen if you showed up at cynthia nixon's house tonight and tried to help yourself to some "basic necessities? would cynthia nixon understand your theft as a profound form of social protest? would she applaud it? or would she tell her bodyguards to shoot you and thank them profusely when they did? you would be dead in seconds. she doesn't mean a word of what she says. none of them meet a word of what they say about crime. they are just trying to feel like good people in a world that confuses destruction for virtue. these people need help. they should be nowhere near power. unfortunately at the moment, they run the democratic party and all of us are seeing the results of that. she lost her husband in october 2016. he was a police sergeant

voted to confirm andrea hold as health and human services secretary and voted to limit debate on cynthia martin to be deputy education secretary . when they return they will resume debate on her nomination and hold a confirmation vote 2:30 eastern. what live coverage of the sonnet here on c-span2 area. >> next former cyber security official christopher grams and former congressman will heard discussed from abroad and how the spread of this information isaffecting democracy . this was part of an event posted by mccain institute. >>

that is a role for government to serve. >> sreenivasan: cynthia quarterman, thanks so much for joiningks for having me. >> sreenivasan: the united states and canada have one of the largest economic partnerships in the world, with trade in a typical year worth $2 billion a day. they also share the world's longest international border. but in early 2020, as rt of the covid-19 pandemic response, that border was closed to all nonessential traffic and remains closed to personal travel to this day. but with more people getting vaccinated on both sides of the border, some are calling for it to re-open. newshour weekend special correspondent benedict moran reports. >> reporter: jonathan azzopardi is the c.e.o. of laval, a canadian manufacturer based near windsor, ontario. >> how is it running, abe? is it running okay? >> reporter: laval makes parts for hospital beds and components for self-driving cars, but mostly, they make molds. >> that means taking a 25,000 pound piece of steel like this and turning it into a mold, like this, which can sell for more than a million dollars. this part here i

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cynthia: que continÚan asesinando mujeres en la isla.la semana de agradecimiento a los maestros y por eso google lo celebra con un animado interactivo que cuenta cinco historias reales sobre el impacto que ellos tienen en los estudiantes, ademÁs varias cadenas de restaurantes tienen ofertas gratuitas para los educadores a lo largo de esta primera semana de mayo que reciben crÉdito extra, se merecen todo en especial por el esfuerzo que han hecho la pandemia. asÍ que un caluroso saludo y abrazo a ustedes maestros que nos ven aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica" mientras se preparan para educar a las futuras generaciones. y les pregunto, a los chiquitines, ¿por quÉ van agradecer? >> cuantas historias no vimos de maestros que caminaban, manejaban kilÓmetros para poder eeducar a sus alumnos. >> y muchos lo siguen haciendo. >> nuestro respetos para todos ustedes. >> un abrazo. >> jennifer le dijo, ven, ven, ben affleck, juntos de nuevo? esta foto que van a ver a continuaciÓn o dejara en mentir es que todo parece indicar que jlo y ben affleck en como ya

cynthia, i have to be quick here.sselberg tied to this new york scandal, a mother jones report citing court documents said he could be implicated a d.c. civil case involving alleged improper use of inauguration funds. if you were advising him would you like whoopi goldberg and go, he is in danger? >> my hunch is he is more in danger in the new york state investigation than he is in the civil case if d.c. i mean, the civil case in d.c. has to do with whether or not the presidential inaugural committee overcharged for hotel rooms and other things so that the trump group, org, rico, whatever they are, could make more money than was necessary. i guess there is layers in the decision-making, but they are not the same number of layers when it comes to the taxes and the other fraud issues in new york state. my sense is he in much more danger in new york state than d.c. >> thank you guys both. >>> a century later, tulsa, oklahoma, reeling from one of the more violent acts of racial terror in u.s. history. >> this memorial day

voted to confirm andrea hold as health and human services secretary and voted to limit debate on cynthia martin to be deputy education secretary . when they return they will resume debate on her nomination and hold a confirmation vote 2:30 eastern. what live coverage of the sonnet here on c-span2 area. >> next former cyber security official christopher grams and former congressman will heard discussed from abroad and how the spread of this information isaffecting democracy . this was part of an event posted by mccain institute. >> margaret brennan, moderator of face the nation and senior foreign affairs correspondent cbs news. i had the privilege of at interviewing both our national number of times and i'm sure you all enjoying the conversation today with chris krantz as well and all of you as a former director of the cyber security infrastructure security agency currently cofounder of credit screw. will heard as you all know served as republican representative for texas 23rd congressional district until his retirement this year and before that, he was the cia clandestine officer. welcom

of the cynthia garrett, author of i choose victory. the sheer involvement of sharpton, lying repeatedly about police actions, misrepresented them, it doesn't say to me this is a good faith effort. >> these two gentlemen are the biggest pimps in american history pimping out dead black people on a day-to-day basis to make as much money as they can. they don't have a vested interest in telling young black people to not resist arrest and to coach and inspire is good leaders to help young black people have a better experience with police, they want them to get out there and get killed so they can make a bunch of money off of it. >> this is ben crump on cnn today. watch. >> america is finally having a conversation about racial reckoning but that is just talk if we don't ask, now's the time to act, let's do it in the name of george floyd and all the others that have been taken from us by the very people who are supposed to protect and serve us. >> doesn't feel like we're having a conversation, feels like we are being told what to do in a coun

and cynthia, writing in the washington _ trickle in. have to be very concerned about donald trump public language but any elected _ donald trump public language but any elected official who put forward in any way _ elected official who put forward in any way that reinforces a conspiracy theory— any way that reinforces a conspiracy theory or— any way that reinforces a conspiracy theory or disinformation about the election— theory or disinformation about the election being illegitimate. 0r cause — election being illegitimate. 0r cause people to act and fight back against _ cause people to act and fight back against an— cause people to act and fight back against an illegitimate election, there's— against an illegitimate election, there's tremendous concerns moving forward _ there's tremendous concerns moving forward. :, �* :, forward. you've written about something — forward. you've written about something called _ forward. you've written aboutj something called acceleration forward. you've written about - something called acceleration nes

here is cynthia alexander.deo clip] >> the marketing of unsubstantiated covid treatments -- we have investigated a number of businesses engaged in this conduct. cease and desist orders, warning letters, to protect our consumers in washington. early eight in the pandemic, a company started promoting a virus destroying drink to consumers. in any mail sent to washingtonians, they said " i think this drink is so effective i am giving it to my pregnant wife daily so click the link below>" we also heard about -- click the link below." we also heard about an allergy clinic who was offering treatment for covid-19. these two matters we resolved with a cease and desist letter. host: that from the washington state assistant attorney general. how are state investigators able to track these scams? guest: well, there are different ways. to a large extent, the same as any kind of scam. you get complaints from people who are suspicious, even though they may not have tried such a product, but they have seen the marketing pitche

democrats or those in the media as the bad guy of those making the communities that are serving but cynthiao play by her rules because cynthia launched merchandise decelerate the show's 20th anniversary. guess what you can get. the collection features tote bags and teachers, prices starting at $30 so let me get straight, i can steal the totebag or the t-shirt and get away with it completely and by the way i pray sex in the city is coming back it was in the abu dhabi which made no sense. [laughter] please, it can't come back. [laughter] >> straightahead, trigger playing slip and slide kamala harris making a joke at the naval academy graduation and failed terribly. who has a tough day and who has a bad day? ♪♪ welcome back to the big saturday show. so who had a good day in who had a bad day? here is a slippery streaker at a washington nationals game slides into safe until security dragged him out and kamala harris offering this to the naval academy graduate. >> just ask any marine today, would she rather carry 20 pounds of batteries or rolled up solar panels and i'm positive she will tell you

president biden's nominees including andrea paul to be deputy health and human service secretary cynthia martin to be deputy education center secretary watch live coverage on c-span2.

i'm with pete williams and cynthia oxney. me start with you and this dramatic development from overnight. new york's attorney general now pursuing a criminal investigation. the question is whether or not this will be significant from a legal perspective and so we're not not sure we fully understand here. that is not normally what he does and in the meantime they were conducting a criminal investigation. thousand the attorney general's office says it's informed the trump organization. here is the statement, we informed the rump organization that they are no longer purely civil in nature, but we are investigating them in a criminal capacity. so the da investigation is much further g. they got a big boost in figure when they said they could not duck the subpoenas from the trump organization. they brought in extra brain power to power. they are subpoenaing people, and we think this means that doing the civil investigation the attorney general's office came over some evidence that could suggest is a crime but is now being folded i

president biden's nominees including andrea paul to be deputy health and human service secretary cynthia martin to be deputy education center secretary watch live coverage on c-span2. >> next a discussion about regional recovery pissing on the health crisis. >> is a great pleasure to introduce our panel moderator back with us again this year after running on amazing last year that has been viewed by hundreds of thousands of times but she's used being seen widely around the world because she's a television anchorwoman does an amazing job with bloomberg tv. >> .. >> we knew how hard the latin american and the caribbean have been hit of course and we do have family still there and my parents are in bolivia my brother is in brazil and we know how inoculation have been much slower than in developed economies and how business is still impacting the region. we want to have a discussion, wide ranging discussion, on where we are headed in the lessons we have learned in the economic recovery but also perhaps some of the social impacts that this pandemic has had on the region and perhaps opportunit

who cares what cynthia nixon has to say.ting it go. that is having a real world effect. >> believe it or not the people of california in 2014 voted to essentially legalize shoplifting. you have can steal up to $950 worth of stuff. it is merely a misdemeanor on top of that we elected d.a.s, san francisco, across the country who refuse to prosecute. cynthia nixon is crazy. we have the same crazy people who are running a cities. they have never run a store. i don't know how they think it will work if pay something optional. criminals are smart. they know what they can get away with. pete: talk about how it works. 17 walgreens closed their stores completely out there because people are walking away with stuff. no one is holding them accountable because they're is no incentive. >> cynthia nixon all the activists make it seem like single mother is walking in stealing a dozen eggs in her purse to feed her poor children. no, these are people strolling in with a cart, emptying of shelves of cough medicine, strolling right out. grandi

so cynthia mentioned, it's important that when you look at vaccine, things get better and better. >> good afternoon, everyone. i want to provide a brief update on where we are. last week, i shared the very encouraging the trends that we have seen in the vaccination channels. the majority of those doses have been administered to people of color and at the federally run mass vaccination center through community partnerships and recently we see similar trend through the federal retail pharmacy program. today i want to speak to the tribes, territories, and local jurisdictions aired we all know it is a team sport and we want to thank everyone for centering the in the campaign and for the collaboration and we look at our national data now on race and ethnicity and it continues to suggest close to the majority of first vaccine doses in recent weeks are going to people of color and we have seen substantial progress in data collection and reporting. we have gone from 17 to 48 states reporting. this is up from the low 50's previously. this is an important milestone. as the data quality continu

they voted to limit debate on cynthia martin to be deputy education secretary and they returned the resume to make her nomination and will hold the confirmation vote 2:30 eastern. watch live coverage of the summit you're on c-span2. >> there with doctor jeremy 11, chair of the biotechnology innovation organizations and also ceo of a therapeutics here to talk about vaccine manufacturing and patent rights. let's just remind our viewers the biotechnology innovation organization is . >> good morning. the biotechnology innovation organization is an organization of about 1000 companies and our focus is really how do we drive access to patients for new medicines and secondarily how do we drive innovation that really is underpinning all of the biotechnology and biotechnology is a whole new science of 30 years of building technologies help people find medicine. we spend our time at the organization focused on these two things. discussing it with congress, helping the congress or senate, president and others tounderstand the failure of this and as one of the most important point about it , it's that

gaza residents are hit by power blackouts and cynthia water shortages israel's deadly air strikes and infrastructure in ruins when israel launches its worst song suicide far response to palestinian rockets while the international calls for a cease fire say the mass bears responsibility for the tragic escalation. i want to say is a for them a commander in the i.d.f. to the citizens of gaza we love you we want you to leave. you need to know. how must leadership making all the problems. and.

joining me now, two former federal prosecutors, paul butler and cynthia. i'll start with you paul. the attitude we learn is they were there to indict folks. when you hear that a grand jury has been impanelled, what does that tell you as a former prosecutor? how likely is an actual indictment here? >> when i was a public prosecutor, i spent way more time in front of the grand jury than in court. prosecutors don't get grand juries for fishing expeditions. prosecutors think they have probable cause. he believe he has enough evidence to charge something or somebody. the something may be the trump organization. sometimes with corporate crime the top executives are protected and middle managers get blamed for everything. the trump organization reportedly consolidated all decision making power at the very top. the individuals who have criminal exposure, include donald trump senior, don junior, eric, ivanka and allen weisselberg. >> cynthia, i think about the rock scott situation where he had a huge health care company that committed massive medicare and tricare fraud and he gave a deposit

cynthia, good morning. >> good morning, everyone. is tragically low one hospital in columbus made a bold move. last march, just days before the governor shut the state of ohio down, they opened a new facility they think could make a big difference ♪ >> reporter: there's something remarkable going on in columbus, ohio this man is a big part of it. >> thank you. >> reporter: he is the lead nurse. >> good morning. >> reporter: behavioral health pavilion, part of nationwide children's hospital. around here, they think they just might be a model for the nation this is the first time cameras have been permitted inside, in part, to help break the stigma so as hard as this job is, you love it? >> oh, of course of course. >> reporter: the hospital has in-patient psychiatric beds, staff for 56 kids, with space to expand to 92. >> we try to make this as much like home as possible. >> reporter: masters at drawing kids out. >> we have this to use for ice-breaker conversations. >> reporter: let's do it let's go out mere here and do it i love games

. >> cynthia, what do you make of the money question here?all seems pretty perilous in a bunch of different directions. if you giuliani, you gotta be thinking there's a high likelihood that you're gonna get charged with something. the green light on the rate itself suggests that. if your trump, you have to be nervous about that and then him sending up these smoke signals in public and being wiring you pay for this what is going on there? >> right, and let's not forget that in the cohen case he was standing up smoke signals and they were paying and when they decided he's not cooperating with us he's not paying it. so the best thing is trump should just pay him pay whatever he wants, follow the legal bill and deduct it. move on. but he's so cheapen he's gonna cut off his nose despite his face because giuliani is facing some serious problems. , you know you don't get a warrant like this for nothing and i find it hard to believe that the southern district of new york would go through all these hoops and jump into this hornets next for their viola

i wonder, she tweets so much have you heard from cynthia? >> yes, i have >> really?tagram she shared the video on the first night. she said i inspired her and keep going. keep running and flying on just to hear those words from her and how much she -- it's been outrageous. >> that's as big as it gets. i've seen her in small halls i've seen her uptown in the bronx. incredible i can't wait to watch you live good luck to you something's next stay with us ♪ goodbye. ♪ na na na na... ♪ hey hey hey. ♪ goodbye. ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na... the world's first six-function multipro tailgate. available on the gmc sierra. at t-mobile, we're committed to serving those who serve. as a nationally recognized military friendly employer, the world's first six-function multipro tailgate. we're on our way to hiring 10,000 veterans and military spouses by 2023. and our commitment doesn't stop there. at t-mobile, we offer exclusive savings on plans for military and veteran families. get 50% off family lines. and only t-mobile gives you access to our full 5g network on every plan without

cynthia chang was board president when audrie pott died. all declined interviews.ls, grove defended hiring robinson saying "paul is a beloved and respected figure." he said the district also expanded counseling services and launched an independent inquiry. he also released this prerecorded video to parents of their new title ix coordinator. >> the truth is we take the issue of sexual assault and harassment seriously. we have invested and will continue to invest in resources and educational efforts that allow our students to feel safe and empowered. >> reporter: sheila pott believes the district's words aren't always aligned with its actions. do you think how the school district handled your daughter's case and the boys involved had an impact on what we're seeing now? >> it was a terrible example for the boys to remain on campus. >> it tells women and girls that they're not equals. >> reporter: young women like broomfield say the school didn't provide a culture where she felt safe to report her case. >> i didn't think there was any way people would believe me. >> re

i wonder, she tweets so much have you heard from cynthia? >> yes, i have >> really?d keep going. keep running and flying on just to hear those words from her and how much she -- it's been outrageous. >> that's as big as it gets. i've seen her in small halls i've seen her uptown in the bronx. incredible i can't wait to watch ♪ you've got the looks ♪ ♪ let's make lots of money ♪ ♪ you've got the brawn ♪ ♪ i've got the brains... ♪ with allstate, drivers who switched saved over $700 click or call to switch are the color cartridges in your printer ready for another school year? (boy) what's cyan mean? it means "cyanora," honor roll. (mimics missile dropping) the ink! dad!!! dad!!! i'm so hosed. yeah, you are. (shaq) the epson ecotank printer. no more cartridges. it comes with an incredible amount of ink that can save you a lot of trips to the store. get ready for the dean's list. who's dean? the epson ecotank. just fill and chill. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. at cnbc global headquarters. here is the top five at 5:00 triple threat for big oil. a big win has the industry back on its

cynthia barajas corriÓ para salvar a sus hijos. porque no hay investigaciÓn. hay muchas cÁmaras en estos casos. como mis vecinos que tienen vÍdeo. michelle: el desenlace lo tenemos esta tarde a las 5:00. los esperamos con mucho gusto con Ésta y muchas mÁs historias de impacto para todos ustedes y tambiÉn ademÁs vamos estar pendientes porque es la primera vez que tanto pamela como tÚ volvÉis al set, vamos estar muy pendientes. michelle: iba a hacer una sorpresa. una exclusiva de "ediciÓn digital". [risas] estaremos de regreso a la normalidad, como todo esta volviendo al paÍs. carolina: cuando volvimos fue emocionante asÍ que me imagino que os vais a pasar muy bien. michelle: gracias a ustedes, que tengan un excelente dÍa. carolina: hablando de gente que la pasÓ bien hubo una fiesta y la noticia del momento es la boda de saÚl "el canelo" Álvarez y fernanda gÓmez, la madre de su pequeÑa de 3 aÑos, la boda fue en guadalajara y la fiesta fue todo por alto. todos cantaron en este evento. el rancho de las reinas fue cubierto por miles de

i wonder, she tweets so much have you heard from cynthia? >> yes, i have >> really?the video on the first night. she said i inspired her and keep going. keep running and flying on just to hear those words from her and how much she -- it's been outrageous. >> that's as big as it gets. i've seen her in small halls i've seen her uptown in the bronx. incredible i can't wait to watch (vo) nobody dreams in conventional thinking. it didn't get us to the moon. it doesn't ring the bell on wall street. or disrupt the status quo. t-mobile for business uses unconventional thinking to help you realize new possibilities. like our new work from anywhere solutions, so your teams can collaborate almost anywhere. plus customer experience that finds solutions in the moment. ...and first-class benefits, like 5g with every plan. network, support and value without any tradeoffs. that's t-mobile for business. >> welcome to the shark tank, where entrepreneurs seeking an investment will face these sharks. if they hear a great idea, they'll invest their own money or fight each other for a dea

but i'm going to miss you, cynthia and just working with we were all missed member nagendra and if there are no additional comments is there a motion to adjourn? no one wants to adjourn. >> motion to adjourn. >> member haines, look, 9 minutes over. so member haines, was that a motion? >> yes. that was a motion to adjourn. >> chairman: okay. is there a second? >> second. >> chairman: member leadbetter seconded. moved by member haines and seconded by member leadbetter. secretary, if you can just call the roll. >> secretary: [roll call] >> chairman: thank you. we adjourned at 11:40 a.m. thank you. >> this is the tida meeting. due to the health emergency board members are participating remotely. public comment is available for each item. members of the public who wish to comment the phone number is 415-655-0001. access code (187)023-3522. press pound, pound. when your item is called dial star 3 to be added to the queue to speak. wait until you are unmuted. you may begin your comments. you

nbc senior constituent cynthia mcfadden gained access to a hospital in columbus ohio giving new hope. crisis department in columbus, ohio. sometimes overwhelming for even the most seasoned psychiatrist. >> right now is a particularly hard time. particularly because of the pandemic. i apologize. and because of what our patients are going through. >> reporter: dr. charles glau is codirector of the state-of-the-art department opening 24 hours a day seeing any child in crisis whether they could pay or not. the past year has brought a stunning increase in the proportion of mental health visits up in the ear, up 31% for those 12 to 17 and 24% for kids 5 to 11. >> we're able to keep them overnight. >> reporter: the first time we met him he was working on little sleep deciding to admit a child over parental objections. >> you decided not to admit the child. >> no, that kid ended up staying. >> with the parents consent? >> yes. >> so you could be a pretty persuasive guy? >> when we need to be. >> reporter: there is an accuse need for more places like this. only 10% of all hospitals offer psych

. >> reporter: cynthia che is for chinese for affirmative action, and she wants her to know she's notne. >> let les 's let them know they have a full range of support and we remove any barriers asoesh yalted that. >> with retold the victim was taken to the hospital and is resting at home. >> with all the victims, they've innocent. nobody deserves this. >>> a party bus in oakland hit by round a gun fire. in young woman killed in that attack. two teens died in a birthday celebration. as police try to figure out what happened, the teenage's family spoke about the horrible loss. >> reporter: the parents of 16-year-old zoe hugh are grief stricken. >> she was the sweetest. had the best heart. her smile when you walked in a room. >> reporter: one of two killed on a party bus when someone opened fire. >>ment she hauls your back. >> reporter: police say multiple shooters targeted the bus tuesday morning. it was fun of young friends semibrating a 21st birthday. chp saysist was traveling eastbound and someone in another car started shooting in the bus blasts out the windows. as the bus driver go

. >> reporter: speaking of real estate agent, cynthia cummings has worked in san francisco for three. we asked if this makes sense. >> yes, maybe. >> if someone came to you and said they wanted to do this kind of deal what would you say? >> i would say i'm really excited for you and i would like to see how that works out. >> reporter: the currently used will not render these deals immune to san francisco rental laws. meantime the auction begins tomorrow. the whole crypto world will be watching. in the mission district, wade freedman. abc 7 news. >>> san francisco held a grand opening today for a 100% affordable housing develop -lt. house speaker nancy pelosi joined mayor reed at then th tensand low income families. >> you know when it's like when someone rings your doorbell now. i'm sure you all know and go, hey come on in. a lot of people take that for granted. now for us, man, my sister, come on in. i couldn't do that before. >> this is the fourth 100% affordable development completed in the mission bay south redevelopment project area. emotional for so many people. >> changing liv

andrea palm to be the next deputy of health and human services and cynthia martin to be education secretary. the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. eternal god, thank you for the joy you give us when we follow your guidance. lord, you have provided us your holy word as a light to illuminate life's journey, and your precepts inspire us with

cynthia described it as rising from the ashes. >> doj, i think, is one of the success stories of the this new leadership is strong, the career people at doj across the country kept their heads down and did their work. morale was low, the president was calling them and the law enforcement folks they worked with out by name, but those career people are the folks who kept everything going during those four years. >> joyce, good to see you as always. thanks for joining us this morning. joyce vance is a former united states attorney in alabama and an msnbc contributor. >>> the so-called cyber ninjas are still hard at work recounting those 2020 election ballots in arizona. we now know that many of the volunteers were recruited specifically for their political views. i'll talk to one of the first reporters who was allowed inside the recount facility, next. the recount facility, next od w us or floss can be a sign of early gum damage. new parodontax active gum repair kills plaque bacteria at the gum line to help keep the gum seal tight. new parodontax active gum repair toothpaste. age is jus

. >> reporter: cynthia yi has her own history and loves to share it. for 25 years. >> these are the old sewage tunnels. >> reporter: she has introduced visitors to these 16 blocks through her walking tour she calls chinatown magic. >> there's so many interesting things about our culture and architecture. >> reporter: her tours tell history with a twist. she also tells chinatown's ghost stories. >> you see a beautiful white dove perched right there. >> this whole street here was all brothels. >> reporter: before the pandemic she teamed up with mark to help tell the area's tales. >> it is sort of about this 16 square block area. how is it possible it's still here. >> this was chinatown old pawnshop. >> reporter: the tours were popular. >> i used to have 40 to 60 people a night. >> reporter: but that was before the pandemic. >> now zero bus loads come to chinatown. >> this is st. louis alley. chinatown and the chinese people here have been fighting for their right to exist and be human beings for 170 years. >> reporter: now people here find themselves fig

as a sample of lights on the surface, not much seems to have changed to cynthia, not often hype and times of openness. this whole is a unique structure know at the museum in the world is like it. that was one reason to preserve it because we stuff lots of technical equipment into the ceiling where it can't be seen. the guiding principle for the renovation was as much me as possible. you moved me was vick me find out the german born american joint of modern architecture, he was commissioned to design the new museum in the early 19 sixty's the 1200 metric tons of steel. well, did you get on sites into one piece to the room? hi, george jack's lifted it into place a top pillars. a masterpiece of engineering that still causes jaws to it was the last may find a building to be completed. the crowning glory of his korea, the goods. this guy's the know and that's now can re opened in 1968, and became a cultural landmark, 1st of west berlin, and then up the re, unified berlin. it hosted one spectacular exhibition after another as maintained its own magnificent collection of 20th century. but nearly

atmosphere instead of the usual crowds of thousands it's not only like these said the harvey and cynthia but everywhere in the city the few tourists who are here right now pretty much have to themselves. it's. there's a 1000 to. 3 sides there's a good time to be sure. we don't have many trouble in the 1st 2 just from the crane at the moment and istanbul and turkey is one of the many countries that are open for us that's why we decided to come here after like a year. to lock down is a great time to visit istanbul the city is much calmer now under normal circumstances it's very crowded but that is theft. but while those on the cation are happy many locals are annoyed they have to adhere to a strict curfew until mid may. they can only leave their homes for grocery shopping and other essential needs and going to work requires a special permit. it's unfair my kids are asking why are the tourists allowed to be outside while we are stuck at home. he said. the tourists know that we are a high risk country i'm fine with them coming because they know the coronavirus situation here. we are threaten

here is cynthia alexander. >> one area of particular concern for our office has been the marketing of unsubstantiated covid treatments. we've investigated a number of individuals and businesses engaged in this conduct and we used the combination of enforcement tools including cease and desist notices from the attorney general, warning letters and lawsuits in our effort to stop this conduct and our consumer in washington. early in the pandemic, a washington company began promoting a virus destroying drink to consumers and the chief research director sent in an e-mail. >> i think this drink is promising for protection from this pandemic i'm giving it to my pregnant wife and 19-month-old daughter daily. we received complaints with an allergy clinic treatment with covid-19. and when i asked what they were offering. >> they said immune system boosting. we had a cease and desist letter in one days and cease and desist letter in one case and a warning letter in the other case. >> and the washington assistant attorney general, how are investigators able to track these scams? >> well, there ar

smashing records to a step into a pulpit trench shirt it's the treasure map for modern globe trotters cynthia discover some of her record breaking sites. and now also in book form. hello and welcome to in good shape let's break it to do and let's talk about sex. hello if you don't want to talk about sex come on you should i know we do live in the hyper sexualized willed but nobody wants to talk about it especially in japan. there's something out of the ordinary on today's curriculum that tokyo's corner and middle school sex education in a country where modesty is a major virtue the approach to teaching young people about weed production is on the conservative side. pull those sexualized manga comics and love hotels are very prevalent here sex education is largely a to boost subject you know nothing i can't talk about it at home when i go there i don't have any older siblings either and. there are certain topics that they don't discuss in depth at school. and when you've done it on the internet there are lots of sites with age restrictions that we manage to get around so we can look at. our .

. >> reporter: the water board president cynthia kohler says there is no evidence yet water used as drop since the first drought warnings were issued here. >> in a few weeks we are unlikely to see a lot of progress. my understanding is we have not yet. which is why we will be meeting tonight and taking additional actions. >> reporter: the board may consider increasing the turf replacement rebate from one dollar per square foot to three dollars. the drought has arrived and all signs point to conservation steps in the months ahead. >> i've lived here through all the droughts. it's pretty scary. my friend and i, we hike up in the water district every week. it'scary, the lowest i can ever remember. >> what exy the next sts ok le? do we know? >> reporter: not specifically, as far as with the restrictions might be. what the numbers do, they start to see some movement, where they have asked people not to power wash cars and homes. there is a group that partners with all of the water agencies, or most of the water agencies across marin and sonoma. they started talking about a 20% voluntary cut f

i saw cynthia where the current that i was young, but when it's john, sorry, i'm late. jesse middle, national defense can mail me whole lot, but it's on the novels. when i get out, i had me to join the committee. i left the my for the little fun. okay. and according to the lawsuit, doctor, i mean, diagnose, came in with says and gave her an injection canaan medical records show that she was given a birth control shot. but she says, no one told her what the injection was. a consent form that came with came and medical records was incomplete, missing her name and all an english class. they can look at some point in the camera and i said in the new kiddos that i looked on and not one of the help they will have one. and when i get a local u. c. k, that's what the bus at the west you know. yeah. i don't know if they they also gave when you got it, it's something that was in general setup and the daughter had to go get the kid. i mean, they get on grass all 2nd to get us started by my dad in the last me, danny, i'm in california. tell him and ok. and caroline and the doctor. i mean, were y

cynthia vaughan is a teacher at alternative roof top school, and our presenter this evening to cynthiaughan will be the principal of roof top. >> good afternoon all. it's my honor to be here and brag about roof top's best. first grade teacher and super star cynthia vaughn. in my 14 years in this education i've never seen a teacher who is so perfectly suited for a job. i'm amazed on a daily basis how ms. vaughn conducts her class. she has the right tone, right temperament, right cadence, the right amount of learning, limits and -- every day i see children are learning and laughing and they are loved. i would like to share what ms. vaughn's colleagues and -- at rooftop raved about when i told them she was getting this award. these are all quotes. she shines nothing but love, community and most importantly rooftop spirit. ms. vaughn is the living embodiment of something we call rooftop spirit, a concept about altruism and universal love for humankind. she loves and cares for every student at rooftop as if they were her own children. she's a true gem. ms. vaughn brings passion, love and co

founded was labelled extremist by authorities last october. protest rich and his colleagues charged at cynthia with inciting mess, riots and signing social hatred. next and tucked by with the main sources of information and footage of the position protests on monday after petoskey which was arrested president lucas shanker. took a further step in silence and critical journalist signed a law that severely restrict news reporting and allows media outlets to be shut down without a court hearing. effectively stifling any news coverage that doesn't have the president's line, except for the w spoke to andre sunny coffee, better vision activist and former presidential candidate who ran against lucas ankle in 2010. and we asked him what his message to e u. law makers might be with that tension right now. turn to rice abuses in valdero's. my, but it should be that the logo, so i always have good to hear people discover insulting you. but my, my daughters who are living in this, in this, under this long as this for morgan quarter century. and now i think before you was trying to ignore this problem, con