debbie #1: hi, i'm debbie. i'm dino's wife. lemonis: hi, debbie. how are you? i'm also debbie. i'm dino and debbie's daughter. lemonis: how are you? so, three family members. debbie #2: well, ray is actually my husband. ray: i am family. lemonis: and so all four of you work here? dino: always me, ray or debbie are here all the time. lemonis: okay, that's a good thing. so, dino... dino: yes, sir? lemonis: ...was this your idea? dino: yes. i worked in a pizza place called mango's, and there was a mcdonald's, and i'm watching cars go through the drive-through. i got the idea of drive-through pizza by the slice because nobody had done it. so i was going to revolutionize and pioneer the way people eat fast food. why is pizza the most popular food on the planet and you can't get it in a drive-through? lemonis: any time i find somebody with a concept that is different than anything else i've ever seen, the risks are that consumers don't adopt the idea of driving through and getting a slice of pizza and eating it in their car. the rewards are, if you're first to market

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harvey and debbie had big plans for that boat.y'd talked about it ever since their first date. >> he says, "what do you want to do when you retire?" and i said, "i want to sail all over the world." >> reporter: it was her dream of a lifetime and now debbie actually found the man who shared it. they married at the dawn of the new millennium, right here on the front porch of their new texas home. all that adventure to look forward to. and now harvey had invited steven to go along as chef on their beloved yacht. steven moved aboard, lived with them on the boat. but before they set sail, there was some work to do. >> he had bought this kind of basically old rusty tub, right? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> reporter: greg labano helped harvey fix up the old tub. greg fashioned all the stainless steel trim. felt a connection with harvey too. >> he was a wall street guy, investment banker. rejecting society. >> a little bit like you had been. >> yeah, yeah. i'm an outlaw mentality. that's why we bonded, you know. >> reporter: though as greg watc

harvey and debbie had big plans for that boat.hey'd talked about it ever since their first date. >> he says, "what do you want to do when you retire?" and i said, "i want to sail all over the world." >> reporter: it was her dream of a lifetime and now debbie actually found the man who shared it. they married at the dawn of the new millennium, right here on the front porch of their new texas home. all that adventure to look forward to. and now harvey had invited steven to go along as chef on their beloved yacht. steven moved aboard, lived with them on the boat. but before they set sail, there was some work to do. >> he had bought this kind of basically old rusty tub, right? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> reporter: greg labano helped harvey fix up the old tub. greg fashioned all the stainless steel trim. felt a connection with harvey too. >> he was a wall street guy, investment banker. rejecting society. >> a little bit like you had been. >> yeah, yeah. i'm an outlaw mentality. that's why we bonded, you know. >> reporter: though as greg wa

debbie. >> i didn't go to uva, but i am a proud member of a sorority.d say, under my personal opinion, if i were defending uva, it is kind of a case of 90% -- 99% versus 1%, meaning i think 99% of the cases, there wouldn't be any emotional or mental, any physical harm -- not like there will be physical as opposed to emotional. but there are students who have emotional or mental issues that are attending college, for which this requirement would be an endangerment to their well-bein well-being. obviously, for the vast majority of students, it wouldn't be, but the university has an obligation and duty to protect all of its students, not just the vast majority. >> laura: hazing means to recklessly or intentionally endanger the health of these pledges. rebuttal. >> studying is what you are college to do. if you are a full-time employed, you are working 40 hours a week, and even if you take into account going to class, you add that to 25 hours of studying, that is way under -- >> laura: debbie, your is no market response? >> i'm not saying it is excessive, b

maria: you just herald congresswoman debbie dingell.o the special come, in a very rare move, coming out and refuting that buzzfeed report which was all in the headlines, top headlines on all the news last week that the president had directed michael cohen, his former lawyer, to lie for him to congress. >> i'm glad the special counsel did it. it was the right thing to do. he deserves credit for that. i think the president ghei him credit for that -- gave him credit for that. i guess the question that i would have, maria, is why now almost two year into the special counseling's tenure does he take this extraordinary action to correct a fake news or false news article about the special counsel when there have been a dozen of them over the last two years? so is that just a coincidence, or does it have something to do with the fact that that happened two days after an attorney general nominee said for the first time i'm going to grade the special counsel's homework, and i'm going to get to the bottom of all of this and bring a fair and exped

maria: you just herald congresswoman debbie dingell.l come, in a very rare move, coming out and refuting that buzzfeed report which was all in the headlines, top headlines on all the news last week that the president had directed michael cohen, his former lawyer, to lie for him to congress. >> i'm glad the special counsel did it. it was the right thing to do. he deserves credit for that. i think the president ghei him credit for that -- gave him credit for that. i guess the question that i would have, maria, is why now almost two year into the special counseling's tenure does he take this extraordinary action to correct a fake news or false news article about the special counsel when there have been a dozen of them over the last two years? so is that just a coincidence, or does it have something to do with the fact that that happened two days after an attorney general nominee said for the first time i'm going to grade the special counsel's homework, and i'm going to get to the bottom of all of this and bring a fair and expeditious concl

and debbie wasserman-schultz was one who walked away writing in an op-ed.le i still believe in its values and mission, i cannot associate with the national march's leaders and principles which refuse to completely repudiate anti-semitism and all forms of bigotry. i cannot walk shoulder to shoulder with leaders who lock arms with outspeaken peddlers of hate. >>> a florida congresswoman zebby wasserman-schultz, joining us now. you will be involved there, right? >> i will. thank you. >> the leaders of the dc march have rejected anti-semitism and home phobia since the controversy began to bubble up. why did you choose to write the op-ed and oppose the march in dc, which you have been associated with in the past. >> i have. and i am not marching in washington, d.c. with the national women's march this weekend, like the southern poverty law center, and emily's list, and the democratic national committee, and most of my women colleagues in congress, because it is simply unacceptable, disappointing and really saddening that the women's march leadership in washingto

. ♪ >> when i was 4 months old, debbie came.18 years. >> my father was at work. my mother was busy doing whatever she was doing, but debbie was the constant -- she was a kind, wonderful person and, you know, we thought of her as our second mother. ♪ >> debbie and i became inseparable. when i would come home crying because someone called me fat at school, she would tell me, if they call you fat, just make a joke about it and laugh. >> i made them laugh before they hurt me, before anyone could go hey, you fat thing, i would say hey, i'm fat. i can't see my toes, you know. and then i realized what comedy is. it's hitting on the truth before the other guy thinks of it. ♪ >> when i was 12 years old, my father went into the hospital for some routine tests. he had been having terrible headaches for a couple of years. >> they checked him out and it turned out that it was a brain tum tumor. he got sicker and sicker, and he went into a coma. and it was like he was 40 years olde older. >> it was too great and sudden a loss of a person whom

debbie dingell is part of detroit's automotive aristocracy.he is the longtime congresswoman and before that a senior executive at general motors. i talked to her about the conversion to electric vehicles in the role the government may have to play in that. rep. dingell: it has to come. i'm wearing green today. the green movement. we need to worry about global economy changing. and the technology is there. but we've got to build vehicles that consumers are going to buy. one of the things i worry about it electric vehicles is the fact that the consumers are not buying them. i think they are not buying them because consumers don't have confidence they have the range they need. they have not built the infrastructure. we have to work with the utility industry and the government to build the infrastructure to support transformation. david: that is fascinating, because last year, 2% of the total vehicles sold. up a lot but 2% overall. what is the chance for risk of china? china says from the government we will go to electric vehicles. rep. dingell: c

one i agree with debbie dingell on this.ential oath of office, the highest position in the country, so help me god is not in it. >> no, but they typically put their hands on the bible. >> the oath for the highest offers in the country. >> doesn't matter. that's -- >> bill: the culture wars that seem to be erupting from time to time. i get the sense that we're going through one of those now. the question about the oath, you have this woman in california who was mocked for trying to say the pledge of allegiance. you have this abortion battle in new york state. the law was signed into law a week ago yesterday and then you have this exchange from the state of virginia. why don't we go with number two about a minute long but it is rather telling about the direction possibly where this state is headed also on this. >> how late in the third trimester could a physician perform an abortion if he indicated it would impair the mental health of the woman? >> i mean, through the third trimester. third trimester goes to 40 weeks. >> to th

ah, little debbie. trÁiganme uno. ¡porfa! el que sea. yes! always my fit. prueba el tamaño siguiente para hasta un 20 % más de cobertura de día o de noche. porque mejor cobertura es mejor protección. always ♪ carolina: hay tremendo rechazo redes sociales. ¿quÉ pensarÍas borjas si tu jefe te pide que cambies de nombre porque suena muy hispano? le pasÓ un oficial. escuchamos bien el momento. [hablan en inglÉs] [hablan en inglÉs] [hablan en inglÉs] [hablan en inglÉs] borja: bien, como escuchamos en el testimonio eso fue lo que le pedÍa el alcalde de la ciudad en el estado de washington el que unicamente le pregunto al oficial como preferia que lo llamaran pero que este se habia quedado en silencio. tambien insistio en que fue "solo una traduccion", del nombre del agente del nombre del agente que fue despedido. caro: nos comunicamos con el seÑor pÉrez que fue lo que escucho cuando el jefe le dijo. josue: me decÍa que me cambiara el nombre de josuÉ porque era muy hispano y querÍa que me llamara joseph. no lo podÍa creer. borja: tu jefe, segÚn decl

sending my love and prayers to debby and family. i love you peter magowan. <"i'm running to be president of the people, by the people, and for all people.">(jrstone) now to our other top story tonight -- senator kamala harris launched her presiential campaign with a rally in her hometown of oakland this afternoon. (jrstone) the slogan for her campaign is "kamala harris for the people" - those are the words she said daily in court as a prosecutor.(justine) both progressives and conservatives have criticized her record as california attorney general... on issues such as the death penalty and california's three strikes law. but harris says, she's been a leader in the arena of criminal justice reform. (jrstone) she joins an already crowded field of democratics eyeing the 20-20 presidential election. as a senator, harris has been a vocal opponent of president trump and his agenda - specifically on immigration. (jrstone) an estimated 20-thousand people showed up to hear her plans for presidency. (justine) kron 4's sara stinson was one of them and brings us the hig

joining me now is debby dingle.e way, comes from michigan, a swing state that voted for president trump. happy new year. >> chuck, happy new year to you but it is not really happy. >> it has not started, it feels like we have not wrapped up the business of 2018 and in your case that is literal. the president taking the national emergency declaration off of the table, are you relieved or not? the first thang ing we did, i h been talking all week to people, but when you sit with people not getting their paycheck today and how scared they are, when they have a real word discussion. you're going to see it happen across the country, i hope to god we see a change next week in attitud attitudes. >> let me play something to you from president trump today. he had a message for democrats, let me ask you about it on the other side. >> this is how i ask the democrats to come back to washington and to vote for -- money for the wall, the barrier, whatever you want to call it, it is okay with me, they can name it want. >> okay, so

i want to thank debbie for your leadership. i think that having gone into schools for the past part of my -- many, many years now. it's all about leadership. you walk into a school community and you can tell if it's -- what the leadership of the school is. you are like the principal of the department of environment. you've just done such a great job, really allowing us to be who we are and allowing us to do our best. you've challenged us when we can do better in ways that make sense. you are not unreasonable in telling us to be better. you are encouraging and inspiring. that's the true mark of good leadership and really brilliant leadership is when you inspire us to be our better selves and you've done that with me. i really thank you for that. yes, i am retiring from the city of san francisco. i am not retiring from being a contributing member to society. my husband and i are started our own communications agency. i want to help other communities and municipalities implement environmental education programs. i actually have a

the late mayor lee loved working with children, and in 2015, for the mayor's birthday, that was debbie's first birthday, he requested the kids get involved. so we all sat around the table, wondering how we were going to get the kids involved. so we decided to hold a tree planting, and let the kids show up for the tree planting. and it was a great time, and the mayor had a good time. the next year, we did sort of that reprize theme. we had an earth day breakfast at city hall. and we put the kids in the 05100 t-shirts, and we taught them a song. and they sung a song to honor the work that mayor lee did, and mayor newsom. it turned out he loved that song so much, that when his birthday came around, his staff played him, instead of happy birthday, that song. lesson five, reputation is powerful. a good reputation leads the way. i kind of say our reputation is all we have. san francisco as we know has a powerful reputation. so does the department of the environment, and because san francisco was the first city to put the green bins in the san francisco, so did the school education team. so we

joining me to talk about a lot of important stuff, congresswoman debbie dingell of michigan.hank you for joining me, especially this holiday morning. we appreciate it. >> morning, poppy, and happy new year. >> happy new year. i think it's going to be tagood one. >> i'm glad 2018 is gone, quite frankly. >> thank you for joining me. we know what's going to happen on january 3rd, on thursday. the house is going to vote and pass this bill to reopen the government. it's going to include $1.3 billion for border security. it's not going to include direct wall funding. mitch mcconnell has been clear, he's not going to bring anything to the senate floor that the president won't sign. mark meadows, who talked a lot to the president, called it a nonstarter. he tweeted a $1.3 billion democratic wish list that includes zero money for a border barrier is a nonstarter. if you know it's a nonstarter with those republicans, and with the president, why make this move? why vote to pass it? >> first of all, why is it a nonstarter? it would fund the other six agencies. we're making these public s

leland: and even the dnc, the democratic national committee, d debbie wasserman schultz once led.the local groups now rebuking the national group, the leader's failure to apologize for the anti-semitic stance. you mentioned tamika mallory and linda shores criticized for at times very difficult views to be part of the women's march movement. larger question becomes, can a house divided, which the women's march is appearing to become, continue to stand and continue to be really relevant in the national conversation, especially when you have major 2020 potential democratic dom niece or hopefuls, shall we say, and women themselves distancing themselves-- >> and presidential hopefuls in the attending. senator kristin gillibrant who has thrown her hat in the ring, the beginning steps of the run. she's not in d.c. she's in iowa. maybe multiple reasons for going to iowa, participating in a march in iowa. leland: it is perhaps even warmer in d.c. and it's not warm in d.c. a big storm expected in the next couple of hours. it's warmer in d.c. than it is in iowa right now. molly: yeah, and in

republican congresswoman debbie lesko of arizona and democratic congressman garimendi of california. they will tell us what they see as a solution to the border crisis and the shutdown. >>> let's take a look at your money. markets slightly higher after dipping earlier in the session following comments from the federal reserve chair about a quote, substantially smaller balance sheet. utilities are up, retail stocks are down as the bulls and bears battle it out. this is how we stand at 3:01. final hour of trading. the dow is up 56 points, a quarter of one percent. the s&p is up five. the nasdaq gaining 12 as i speak. >>> and the trade war, all the talk at ces in las vegas. liz claman talks exclusively with lg electronics president about how his company is dealing with tariffs. and we reveal lg's new, get this, 65 inch rollup television. yeah. it rolls up. less than one hour to the closing bell. i'm lauren simonetti in for liz claman. let's start the "countdown." lauren: the markets have been see-sawing all day between shutdown concerns and federal reserve chairman jerome powell speakin

debbie mucarsel-powell was born in ecuador and immigrated to the u.s. as a teenager. while attending graduate school, her father was shot and killed in ecuador. after graduate school, she worked at a number of local nonprofits before joining the administration of florida international university. 240 republicans also join the house. ross spano served six years in the florida house of representatives. he was an attorney in private practice. greg steube started his law career in the army's judge advocate general court. serving three years in iraq. he was later arrested to the florida state house and state senate. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> here's a look at our live coverage wednesday as the partial government shutdown enters its 33rd day. , the house is back for legislative business at noon is to consider a bill that would reopen the government through september 30. members vote on another spending bill debated last week that would fund government agencies through february 28. takes questions on brexit from members of the house of commons, fol

school principal debbie cali fire works tirelessly on behalf of the girls she's played a key role in reducing the rates of child marriage in the region by twenty percent . i'm deeply troubled by the practice of child marriage in many cases it happen simply because families are poor and they don't know any better but they're destroying these girls' futures and only damaging themselves my mission is to bring about change and i work night and day to achieve that goal i think and. she's on her way back to the school to meet and able to write down. their weekly fire invites them into the verandah her open air office this is also where she meets. families of her students. the school principal is looking forward to meeting the two campaigners from the neighboring islands they're all working towards the same goal. and they are not evil ran tells her how helpless she and often feel when they hear about cases of girls being beaten by their husbands. are often powerless to intervene their way advises them to turn to the police to enlist their help in rescuing girls from these situations and i a

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michigan democrat debbie dingell. the new cochair of the committee. good to see you today. in the conversations you and i have had, you have tried to find, oftentimes, the juicy middle. you just heard me talking -- i hope you could hear it, with congressman brady. it is frustrating, i would imagine, to want to get there. you've got some colleagues who are really far to the left who are just saying "no, no, no." what are you doing is democrat? >> i'm gonna supper there. i have great respect for kevin brady, he's a friend. but to say that nancy pelosi isn't cutting a deal because the left members of her caucuses flat out not true. i like my colleague, cheri bustos, who played it close. i want to see us reopen the government. the public servants we have put in the middle are not the republicans or democrats. they are people who care about this country. they are the customs and border patrol workers. they are the tsa. i talked to my youth turn who got approved this week, and his workers are scared to death about how they will pay their mortgage. what was wrong with the bill tha

we reached out to debbie mesloh - harris's longtime campaign consultant and friend. turns out - the senator loves prince! "...the night he died, she said that she and her turned on prince music, it was during the 16 race, played it in the backyard, and she's like "we just daaanced to the prince music" for like hours. she loved, loved prince. " as for those campaign coffers.. as for those campaign coffers.. in the 24 hours since harris's announcment... she raised more than one-and-a- half million million dollars. that came from 38-thousand individual donors... contributing an average of 37- dollars each. tonight p-g- and-e's getting a financial lifeline: more than 5- billion dollars in financing. the money will be used to cover operating costs as the san francisco-based utiliy goes through chapter 11 bankruptcy. p-g-and-e plans to file next week... to deal with the financial strain brought on by 2 years of devastating wildfires. tonight: some people who lost everything in the camp fire in paradise.. are starting over in the bay area. and it's all thanks to a group of

democrat debbie mucarsel-powell was born in ek tcuador and immigrated to the u.s. as a teenager. while attending graduate school, her father was shot and killed in ecuador. after graduate school, she worked in a number of local non-profits before joining the administration of florida international university. two florida republicans also joined the house. ross spano previously served six years in the florida house of representatives. he was also an attorney in private practice. and congressman greg steube started his law career in the army's judge advocate general corps. serving three years in iraq. he was later elected to the florida statehouse and then state senate. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >>> human trafficking, the topic of the last half hour of our program today. and joining us is bradley myles, executive director and ceo of a group known as polaris to talk about it. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> a little bit about the work of polaris when it comes to human trafficking. what is it? >> we're an o rganization exclusively dedicated it this i

debbie wasserman schultz is exacting revenge on her party in the ut"usa today." never be able to create again or recreate that momentum they had from the beginning. they allowed this to stunt their growth. it won't help them in 2020. >> nancy pelosi spoke at the last women's march and said this year she could not go likely because she was supposed to be out of the country. now she'll be in the country. will she attend the march? if not will she issue a statement as to why not? >> greg, do you have high heels? will you go tomorrow? >> do you need high heels. the democrats deserve some recognition for stepping away from a grouch hateful group of people. and we have mentioned linda and davis who embraced terrorists and cop killers. why did it take so long? emily answers this question today. because there was no scrutiny of the women's march leaders because we are all on the same team. the media and the women's march are in agreement. we will take your anti-semmites and focus on policing the alt-right. they are the enemy. but don't look at our back yard. we have peop

breakthrough during his visit to the muslim majority nation both netanyahu and chad's president interest debbi said they'd work together on confronting islamist insurgency in the region. to nigeria now where the country's much anticipated and first ever televised debate in a presidential vote was flop audiences were surprised and disappointed when president mohamed two bihari and his main rival both declined to take the podium journalist friday a local is getting ready for an historic moment jury has first ever presidential debate with the most promising candidates broadcast live on all major channels across the country but minutes before the speculation is building will the president himself show up. it has not happened and he commands appear. to be it doesn't happen. even prism of the brewery. makes history. by appearing for this to bits. will be entered. into the. positive. politics. the event venue is filling up but no sign of. organizers say he promised to be here and presidential candidate for nigeria's biggest opposition party the p.d.p. has already arrived but now refuses to go on stag

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. - banner - jesus - nancy - debbie - mike - randy --pkg-- el primer da del nuevo congreso comenz al los pasillos del capitolio. cantaban mientras >>> asÍ un nuevo congreso y la nueva mayorÍa demÓcrata en la cÁmara baja que comenzÓ con una agenda llena. >> el primer dÍa del nuevo congreso comenzÓ al son de mariachis en los pasillos delca >>> cantaba mientras esperaban al nuevo congresista chuy garcÍa >>> es un honor ser parte del congreso >>> quiÉn emocionado agradeciÓ a quienes llegaron de illinois para su primer dÍa de trabajo. >> inmigrante viviendo entre migrantes y quiero hacer una experiencia increÍble parte de un congreso histÓrico el mÁs diverso que cuenta con control de demÓcratas despuÉs de 7 aÑos en la minorÍa. >> nancy pelosy se convirtiÓ en lÍder de la cÁmara baja por segunda vez en su vida >>> dejÓ claro que el nuevo congreso serÍa transparente y que su partido trabajarÍa por los intereses de la clase media los retos son muchos. >> el mÁs urgente el cierre parcial del gobierno que parece no tener fin la cÁmara baja votarÁ sobre 2 medidas y acabarÍan con el cierre >>> en

reaching the knockout stages of the world cup last year so an opening group game against asian cup debbie take them long to make their mark either. following up after a fumble here. if the goalkeeper should have done better for the first, there wasn't much he could do about the second — off the post, off his head and into the net. the game was as good as over when teremi got his second and iran's third after 25 minutes. two more in the second half meant it finished 5-0 the second half meant it finished 5—0 and marks to run as serious contenders. we scored some beautiful goals in the first half and in the second half and we are proud of the team. the first game is always hard, but we showed that we are a strong team. south korea had also impression in russia but not so far in the united arab emirates. the tea m in the united arab emirates. the team struggled against the philippines', managed by sven—goran eriksson, but they forced a good save from the keeper. eventually a goal did come and it was the koreans who went in front. this effort was enough to take all three points, with their one

howdy, debbie. oh, i'm so sorry. >> no laughs at all.on't know. >> i didn't know what to do. and i knew the camera was on >> thank you. thank you. >> back to you, jane. >> the harder i tried to do something well, the funnier it was. we were trying to be the best we could but because it was the two of us without all the skills and the training, it came off funny. >> she was an athlete and she was really gifted physically. >> she played candy slice, basing her character on patti smith, she just committed really hard. ♪ i'm your biggest [ bleep ] rock me and roll me till i'm sick ♪ >> there's a real strong familial affection in this group of people. we yell at each other and scream at each other, we make each other cry, make each other laugh. we see each other outside of work. >> we were the unholy three, i suppose, but also we were the good girls. the boys were late. the girls were on time. >> oh, my god, it was so much fun. >> we were all family. >> mostly due to john aiding me, like a little brother aiding a big brother. >> part of lorne

debbie dingell / -d- michigan: "why is it a nonstarter? it would fund the other six agencies. we're making these public servants who aren't republicans or democrats, just there trying to serve the people, pawns in the middle of all this."a federal employee labor union is suing the u-s government for requiring 'essential' employees to work without pay during the partial shutdown.shan wu / legal analyst: "the same law firm had filed a lawsuit over the 2013 shutdown, and the court agreed with them that the employees should have been paid. and they got double overtime. i think they have a very good shot here."but democrats may have less of a shot with their spending bills, since senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he won't bring anything to the floor without president trump's support.in washington, i'm natasha chen reporting. (catherine) the stalemate has shuttered government offices, disrupted services and furloughed hundreds of thousands of federal employees. (ken) we are joined now on the phone with congresswoma n barbara lee. what will it take to end this shutdown (ken

i want to thank senators durbin and marie and debbie now for joining us. as a trump shutdown drags on more and more americans are getting hurt and public servants have been working without pay and critical agencies are unable to perform their functions and inspecting the food supply in protecting our air force and prisons and preparing tax refunds and helping farmers and small businesses get loans. earlier today senators van hollen mccartin, warner sorry, van hollen, cardin, warner and kane wrote to the president urging him to meet with average federal workers who are being hurt by the trump shutdown. president said he talked to the federal workers we never seen him talking to anyone with the exception of two people who always appear on fox news because their head of the border patrol unit. i agree with my colleagues from virginia and maryland. let the president see the pain the trump shutdown is causing. he benefit from listening to their stories of federal civil servants and we are working without pay and locked out of their jobs. maybe then president tr

ah, little debbie. trÁiganme uno. ¡porfa! el que sea. yes!mos muy bien y cuando el pÚblico lo vea lo hemos trasladado en evento como la mÚsica ranchera y mexicana todo es fÁcil, quiÉn en america latina no quiere la mÚsica mexicana. nosotros en espaÑa igual. entonces yo creo que hasta, ha reforzado todavÍa los grandes Éxitos del grupo con estas trompetas, felices. >>> quÉ ciudad visitarÁn >>> hemos estado en miami en nueva jersey, houston y damas y vamos hasta un par de meses en los Ángeles, >>> muy bien le deseamos lo mejor este aÑo y sÉ que, que hay carrera de mocedades para muy aÑos, no se vayan a ir porque de que nos van a cantar nos van a cantar. "un nuevo dÍa" . >>> please a contra comenzamos mes de enero tiene las mejoras carta de las vida, enero es abundancia, prosperidad, dinero de estar feliz. tauro tienes la mejores decisiones en este mes de enero por quÉ porque los tauros tienen alguna asociaciÓn o algo maravilloso en su vida para completar eso que comenzÓ el aÑo 2018. seguimos con gÉminis un aÑo complicado porque ten cuidado lo qu

for her, the only person in this insane world that she trusted and i am still working with debbie and now there are many books coming out and documentaries and it will be an interesting process. what i learned from her and i worked a lot with survivors and victims on various subjects but specifically in this case, the number of reports, the stakeout, i was able to call and say really the stakeout is not helpful. you are not going to get any coverage and what you are causing is her to hide out in her house and that is not helping anybody and certainly not her. over time that was eventually one camera in the house and we was able to get her out of the house and that was incredibly helpful for her mental health. but there was a couple of reporters who came to me who very clearly had trauma informed training and you guys might do some, but they approach the discussion with her very differently from other reporters. it was not what can i get? can i get her own heir to tell very difficult details of her story, which was not helpful. it have been reported in the new yorker and for every jour

i mentioned debbie's leadership earlier and how important it is to the work we do i also want to mention our community partners like the unified school district. we work very closely with them to promote our programs like zero waste in the schools. we also work with the san francisco public utilities commission, they funded up to give water presentations and to create water curriculum and that partnership is very deep and satisfying. also, san francisco public works. we've partnered with them for our litter outreach and assemblies and the sf giant sweep. and it's not just city agencies that we partner with. we also partner with recology. that has been a really effective partnership as well. we all have the same goals. [ please stand by ] >> i don't think those words and things motivate kids, either. so what we did was we changed it around. what about if we bring animals into the conversation? what about if we bring nature into the conversation and make the case that we all need nature to survive, that everything we use comes from originally something found in nature, and so our world is