in march of 1999, when tony and debbie were living separately, debbie had no poison in her system.he couple reconciled in may, and in debbie's hair grown that month were the first signs of arsenic poisoning. the largest dose of arsenic was administered in july. this coincided with debbie's hospital visit in which tony recommended removing his wife's gallbladder, a procedure medical experts say debbie would not have survived. when questioned by police, the couple's daughter, lauren, remembered something. around this time, she saw her father setting small traps around their home. >> when we asked her, can you tell us what that bait was, she said she didn't know what it was, except for it was little, round tins that he set out on the floor. >> only one manufacturer made insect repellent in small, round tins. the president of the company revealed their product contained arsenic. >> he told me that two of those hand stacks, which would contain four tins, would be enough to be fatally toxic to a 150-pound man. >> investigators found this brand of insecticide in a store not far from the p

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and now debbie actually found the man who shared it.y 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 thousand harvey had invited steven to if 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'd bought this old rusty tub, right? >> yeah. yeah. >> greg 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. >> yeah. i'm an outlaw mentality. that's where we bonded, you know. >> though, as greg watched harvey pour money into the boat, the teak, the flat screen. >> you can buy a whole another boat for $50,000. >> before harvey dropped out, he'd been in the investment banking business, had some old stock investments that finally paid off so he plowed the money into the boat, along with what a still-working

that is why debbie allen is calling the shots with the tail of young guys who dance, brothers of therough the fifth at miriam theater. pat ciarrocchi, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> so proud of them. >> born to dance, no doubt about it. >> awesome. >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 we are tracking a double dose of extreme summer weather, kate. >> depending on where you are this evening, you're either getting hit by severe thunderstorms or triple digits. steamy stormy evening and we have more excitement as arthur moves up the eastern see game. latest information is coming up at 6:00. >>> plus new information in the food truck explosion that badly injured several people, "eyewitness news" digs to find answer about safety inspections and in the mobile kitchen. >>> body of the montgomery county man is found in the remote area in northern northern pennsylvania, details on the death investigation that spans about a 150 miles. >>> and studying the ocean, new research starts off the the coast of new jersey, but not everybody is jumping on board. eye witt the necessary new

: hi, debbie. >> reporter: when i contacted her by phone, she says she was never evicted. >> she has other collection agencies after her. it -- we don't think it's really worth it going to small claims court. >> reporter: property manager says she hopes this never happens to another landlord. you won't believe the lengths she took to make sure it doesn't. that's later. >>> free marijuana in berkeley could become a done deal. they are expected to give final approval on the law that requires pot clubs to give away 2% of the cannabis they sell each career to patients -- year to patients who can't afford it. >>> long lines in seattle today. and not for coffee. recreational marijuana now for sale. legally. 6 stores opened today and the city expects 300 to open once the licensing are approved. only people over 21 years old can buy it and smoking in public is not allowed. edible pot is also not allowed to be sold. >>> bay area neighbors fired up over hundreds of homes coming to their sceneic -- scenic sea side. the massive developments some say will be nothing but trouble. >> and a plane wi

>> the charges against debbie and chico have been dropped. they say they'll continue fighting for the homeless, no matter what it takes. >>> a battle to protect pristine beaches in greece is heating up. public outrage forced lawmakers to change a coastal development bill. environmentalists say that is not enough. they want coastal development banned altogether. john has more from crete. >> reporter: these coastal swimming pools are highly popular with the russian tourists who free consequent crete -- front crete. they are illegally built, because they are close to the sea. a demolition order was issued, but it hasn't occurred. >> translation: there's an order from the head of the service to postpone them. we have information that a new bill would legalize the developments. >> a new bill fast tracks actions by the sea. it's been frozen. opponents say it's likely to return. under existing law construction is prohibited for 20 metres from the high tide line behind me, and in many cases as many as 50 metres. the new bill reduces that to 10 metres

debbie harry. >> debbie harry from blondie. >> jimmy: i think you're too young. >> my uncle had a set. i hadn't heard her music. this person is really special. >> jimmy: it's always an uncle with a cassette. >> and i got to meet her. and then, i met her like a -- only a couple years ago. >> jimmy: you did? >> a dream fulfilled. >> jimmy: you made love to her? [ laughter ] >> no. i did get to kiss her. >> jimmy: you did? >> kind of on the cheek. >> jimmy: how about that? was she sleeping? you snuck in? >> kicked the door open. she woke up right away. >> jimmy: i'm glad you're here. i'm amazed. according to "star" magazine, you're getting married on july 26th in mexico, which is two days from now. [ cheers and applause ] >> i wish "us" magazine or "star" or whatever. >> jimmy: this is "star" magazine. i think you've been booked on this show for weeks. somebody would have looked at the calendar. >> the itinerary. >> jimmy: the thing that worries me, it makes me feel that maybe mila and ashton didn't have a fight that stopped the wedding. and maybe -- >> their fight could have stopped our

deputy gelhouse debby wasn't home, but her family was. her mother admitted there were eviction proceedings but. >> i don't know. >> hi debby, this is linda yee at channel 5 news. >> when i know contacted debby she denied she was ever evicted. the property manager says she has contacted other landlords to warn them about her. >> i know she looks through craigs list. that's how i posted my ad. so i emailed all the craigs list owners. one actually replied back to me saying she was going to rent to her until i contacted her. they were ready to sign the lease and everything. >> reporter: well, that lease was not signed. another land lord i contacted told me that she did sue and won't in small claims court for back rent. but that's been more than a year, ken. and she hasn't seen a dime yet. >> yeah. good luck collecting that. all right. linda yee in south san francisco. thank you. by the way, the property manager figures about $8,000 has been lost in unpaid rent. so far, in the eviction process is on going. >>> it might sound a little strange,

. >> here is debbie's before picture. >> all right.debbie's color. >> she is a teacher, wanted to switch up the look. we went a little purple. >> it brightens up her face a little bit. a little more summery feeling and something she can wear day, night, wear to work. >> i don't see a huge, huge difference. >> we have beth here. >> blonds are nervous about wearing red. we decided to give beth a little red lip. then we amped it up. >> she looks good. >> this is a great bright red. >> you have two colors for us. >> this is for you. it's a lip twist that is kind of sheer. hoda i have baby doll for you. both easy to apply. just enough color. >> let's see. take you out of your comfort zone today. >> i'm going right back to it. >> i like it. >> you can do it on your cheeks and get a complimentary glow. >> looking good, girls. >> it ages me like crazy. >> wipe it off. >> i'm taking this one with me! >> thank you so much. >> band of brothers. how sweet is that? this you can make in your own kitchen. after this. so factors like diet can negative

. >> but debby norris, heather's mother says that bean is a liar. >> i know that heather was beaten by times that were pretty bad. one time she ended up going to the hospital after a beating. two of those beatings she pressed charges and he was arrested on one charge and the other charge was pending when he killed her. >> debby norris did not allow her daughter to die in vain. after heather's death she led the effort that resulted in the passing of heather's law which made domestic violence education a requirement in indiana high schools. >> i'm trying to educate the young people on what a healthy relationship is and the signs they need to look for and what to do and that there are people out there that care and there are resources for them to turn to. when you're in abusive relationship and you decide to go back, you are going the hear the words i'm sorry. i've changed. i'll never do it again. i love you. and you want to believe it. so you end up going back and i believe that's what heather did. >> i mean she loved me. i know she did. when she -- when she was -- after she got off me i

you just spoke with debbie wasserman schultz.d about this coming lawsuit by the gop. >> it is interesting that, all the talk of impeachment -- democrats have been really critical of republicans for even introducing this lawsuit, for raising the possibility of impeachment proceedings against the president of the united states. at the same time, they have used both those threats to raise money, to rally their base. to some extent, these issues headingped democrats into november. they may not like all the talk, but it is helping them and they have actively used it to raise money. she is the chair of the democratic national committee. she is critical of what house republicans are doing. at the same time, the dnc, the senate -- and the fundraising arm -- they are using this to their advantage. >> democrats say this is some sort of republican stunt and it is helping them. >> it is not a stunt. republicans want to make sure that the voters remember, especially as we head into fall elections that -- elections, that we are still saddled w

we don't. >> reporter: the charges against debbie and chico have now been dropped, but they say theyue fighting for the homeless no matter what it takes. >>> still to come on the show, greece debates, a bill that could mean big money for developers, but could threaten its pristine shorelines. >>> and we'll have details in sport coming up. >> tech know. >> we're here in the vortex. only on al jazeera america. ♪ >>> welcome back. 150,000 greeks have signed an online petition against the coastal development bill. the government decided to propose a new watereddown version. but many fear it threatens to destroy greece's pristine coastline. >> reporter: these coastal swimming pools are highly popular with the russian tourists, they were also illegally built because they are too close to the sea, a demolition order was issued seven years ago, but still hasn't been executed. the man responsible for doing so say the reason is political. >> translator: we had information that a new bill would legalize certain developments. >> reporter: the new bill fast tracks construction by the sea by aboli

also with you, debbie. to utilize partnerships and get the connections between employers and organizations and the families themselves. >> absolutely. i'm going to tell you how we are implementing just what you said in the states through home-based iowa. home-based iowa is a five-year initiation. we have a single site portal that comes into workforce development. workforce development will do the first assessment. we are using that crosswalk assessment. we are using that to say, this is what you did in the military. this is what it means in the marketplace. then we put them through the national career readiness certificate skills assessment. we say, here is what you came out with an this is what you need, and we connect them with those jobs in our state. we are providing a service for them. this is a private-public partnership. he will spend between $750,000 to $1 million a year. the private sector is paying for the marketing. we are working with those 25 top employers of the state that are creating the sam

what good is it being debbie downer this president isn't connecting to his own good work. i don't get it. >> i agree. not only there but you can talk about the amazing energy renaissance, manufacturing growth in the country. there are a number of stoies to told. one or two caveats concern the president but it shouldn't prevent him from bragging about what he's accomplished. the labor participation rate about unemployment is down. the wage growth is a little down. if i were president i would ask whomever wrote -- if you wrote that intro i would take it and tout and trumpet it around the country. i would add one thing to it. the next part of the growth effort is to ensure we do what ed rendells has been talking about for years. rebuilding america. strengthening our infrastructure. we have to create jobs that raise wages and restore what we know is the american middle class and bring back the dream. i would say the oh republicans if i were barack obama we have done amazing things in spite of you. if you worked with us, one half, one quarter of the way, amazing things we could

the debbie downer mood which is not just one gender. last month's nbc news wall street journal poll, only a quarter of americans said the country was headed in the right direction. 63% said things were off on the wrong track. let's go to larry. if you put together the nor mann mall tendency of the sixth presidential year being dangerous for the incumbents in his party because the accumulated anger is, okay, i will screw this guy running as a democrat. then you take the problem. the president is at 40%. not much higher anywhere else. lower in places. then you take the general mood thing. comes up in the polling on right direction, wrong direction. only a quarter of the country is saying they're happy. what's that do to your thinking? >> put those things together and what do you come up with for 2014? it will probably be a typical sixth year election for the democrats. all that tells you is republicans are likely to gain seats in both the house and the senate. now the house, the election is already over with. everybody knows it. it's a qu

. >> tanya, marcia and debbie wagner are all single moms, marcia was the first to adopt. >> i saw there were a lot of kids with special needs that were in foster care and needed homes, i knew i had the medical help. casey cares providing uplifting events for families like these for 14 years. >> we initially thought we would help a few family a year but last year we helped 14,000 we showed people a survey that stacked fios up against comcast. what's it like paying for internet that's rated 6th out of 7 in customer satisfaction? not gogood. it's not the best. no, that's not fun. look at it this way, you're kind of on top. if i was like this, all day. switch from the bottom to the top and see why millions of satisfied customers have made fios #1. last chance! get a verizon fios triple play with a 2-year agreement and get $300 back. plus, a free lg tablet or up to $200 off any tablet from verizon wireless. that's satisfaction. that's powerful. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >>> meteorologist, adam joseph is here now with the late of on those st

for debbie williams meal times with five-year old maya who prefer pizza and hot dogs isn't always thisceful. >> i was at a place, i didn't know what to do anymore. it was so stressful we try to get her eat and new foods ape she will gag, throw up, nobody wants to have dinner like that every single night. >> reporter: debbie hired a food coach, a trend some experts say is growing. >> i certainly have seep quite the increase in the more garden variety picky either on my case load. >> when i first sit down with kids i explain to them i'm a food coach, that soccer coaches they might have a softball coach and i'm here to help them learn about new foods. >> reporter: melony's specializes in pete yad trick eating. her approach is to incorporate games and encourage children to take small samples of unfamiliar food. >> i'm a therapist that brings toys to the table. overtime we slowly fade the toy out of the picture. >> reporter: experts say it is important to make eating healthy foods fun, and kids should not select what is on the menu, it should be the parent's decision. the pediatrician jenni

democratic representative from florida's 23rd district, chair of the democratic national committee, debbieasserman shultz. congresswoman, is the house gop -- is the house going to pass anything related to the border crisis? >> i wouldn't bet on it. alex, what you just laid out makes it clear that when it comes to the republican conference, the inmates appear to be running the asylum. >> or ted cruz appears to be running the asylum actually. >> well, you can take my implication for face value. but what is stunning here and like you said, you made a reference to a 4-month-old having to find and secure legal representation to determine whether or not american law allows for them to remain in the country because of the danger they are in from the country that they fled. the -- not only the callous insensitivity but the total ignorance to what needs to be done to address what is not only an emergency but a humanitarian crisis on our border, it is truly stunning. but i guess like you said, we shouldn't be surprised because in the do nothing of do nothing congresses on a day when i leave this int

>> good afternoon, supervisors, debbie with the san francisco human services network. hsn is a member of the budget justice collaboration and we urge your support for vulnerable residents of san francisco. i'm here to focus on the cost of doing business increase. we appreciate the mayor's inclusion of a 1.5% in his budget we're asking the board of supervisor to match that amount. we shouldn't have to be here today. it's long time to institutionalize -- they have do not cost escalateers and there -- during a recession, we had no increase for four years along with budget cuts, then for the past two years, we have had small increases and we appreciate that the board has helped with those increases but the last time non profits had an increase that equalled cpi was in fiscal year 2007-08 and over the seven years, cpi has gone up by 20 percent while non profit contracts has gone up by 5%. every year without a cost of doing business increase, the cpi is a budget cut and every year our budgets are constricted. this is not okay. we challenge you to think about how non profits

commuter benefits program is part of our environmental code adapted in 2009 and it's goal just as debbie said reducing the amount of people that drive in single occupancy vehicles and reducing green house gas emissions it applies to businesses in san francisco to businesses that have 20 or more employees if their located as a business and have 20 or more employees anywhere in the nation our covered under our ordinance. those who are covered by the ordinance have a choice of 3 things they can provide offer to their employees stirs or first is to administer a pretax benefit for the pretax available through the federal tax code up to $130 in value each month or the employers can provide their employees a subsidy for use of transit up to $130 there's a minimum of '$75 they offer the benefit or thirdly, set up a shuttle system for the employees so they have a choice of 3 types of ways they comply. what we've found since 2009 as we've been rolling this out and doing a lot of education and outreach and information work with employers within the city so they know what is required and require rep

our health director and port director and other and our naivety department head appointed last week debbie so many more critical leaders in position that direct policy and function for our city. i'm proud to have as my council nancy pelosi and dianne feinstein and congresswoman spear joins us in making sure we're strong and we have a strong fight for our san franciscans and here in san francisco and washington, d.c. so joining with others congress members honda and hoffman and spear and nancy pelosi we're going to move forward and advance workers rights and equality for all of us in san francisco and across the country i know there's a lot of work ahead i remain committed for all residents i commend you and people in the audience and those i've just met even those years i was just happy to see roses come and join us thank you for coming here today congratulations (clapping) >> good morning and thank you four attending this important forum i'm emmy i'm the region representative for the department of the labor in san francisco i've had the privilege of working at the department of the looker

in phoenix debbie allen believes her husband mel died because of bonuses.of bladder cancer after waiting eighth months for care but she said officials would not report the delay s because that would cost them money. >> it was disgusting. for money, for bonuses. it's really careful. >> we could not reach sharon helman. susan bowers who has since retired told us in a phone interview she was not aware of findings of manipulation of data and her bonus was based on the many positive things done while i was there. cynthia mccormack seblts us to the headquarters. she said she got her information based on the information available at the time. what's coming to congress is a much closer look as to why the bonuses weren't stopped. senior level bonuses have already been suspended for this year, but not even chairman miller would eliminate all of the bonuses because he said thousands of hard-working employees deserve them. wyatt andrews, cbs news, washington. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," live reports on hurricane arthur. >>> plus, a

earlier debbie gardner's horse ranch was evacuated. including 15 to 20 children there day camping. >> we were able to evacuate the kids from the camp. they were able to get some horses out. we still probably have 30 horses there. but all the kids are safe and sound. >> while the fire was mostly contained on the southwest side. the fire fight was getting under way deep in the canyon. those who live and work in bucks canyon could only standby the road and watch. >> there's crews on the scene. they were there right away. it feels good knowing they're attacking it like that. yeah. >> and now we have a live picture from sky 7 hd. we have been kept back at a distance of 12 miles. now the helicopter is allowed to get in closer. you can see the flames are proceeding, unabated really. st it's still windy and warm out here. now coming back here live on the west side of the fire this is where the fire originated. we have unconfirmed reports of young children with a weed whacker that may have accidentally started the fire. so far mandatory evacuat

she will gag, throw up and nobody wants to have dinner like that every single night. >> reporter: debbieired a food coach, a trend some experts say is growing. >> i certainly have seen quite the the increase in the more garden variety picky either on my case load. i explained to them that i'm's a food coach. they have soccer coaches. they might have a softball coach. i'm here to help them learn about new foods. >> reporter: melony specializes in pediatric eating her approach is to incorporate games and encourage children to take small samples of unfamiliar foods. >> i'm a therapist that bring toys to the table. overtime we slowly fade the toy out of the picture. >> reporter: experts say it is important to make eating healthy foods fun and kids should not select what is on the menu but it should be the parents decision. pediatrician jennifer shoe encourages parents to take baby steps when it comes to changing kid eating habits. >> you the can take as many as ten or 12 tries before a child will accept it. parents need to be patient. healthy diet is in the built overnight. >> experts say ge

debbie's not taking you back. next we've got gandhi. love gandhi., then laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win." let's take a look at the first draft. "first they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you marry them. am i right, ladies?" [ applause ] and i don't know how to answer that, because i am not a lady. finally we have mark twain who said, "20 years from now, you'll be more disappointed by the things you didn't do, then by the ones you did do. so throw out the bowlines, sail away from the safe harbor. catch the trade winds in your sails. explore, dream, discover." nice, but a little long-winded. let's see his original draft. "yolo!" [ laughter and applause ] that is much, much better. this has been "famous quote first draft." we'll be right back with daniel radcliffe! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ this is a steak? [sighs] let's make this right. stay low and spread out. [yawns] nicely done. [crunch] cheezy. that's it. sprinkle it on top. enough! ah, check please. [clank] ♪ now they're part of our 2 for $25 guest

debbie wasn't home, but her family was.tted there were eviction procedures. >> reporter: this is linda yee at channel 5 news. >> reporter: when i contacted her by phone, she says she was never convicted. >> i know she looks through craigslist. that is how i posted my ad. and so, i e-mailed all of the craigslist owners in south san francisco. one replied to me says she was going to rent to her. >> reporter: another landlord said she sued and won in small claims court for back rent, but that was more than a year ago and so far, she hasn't seen a dime. in south san francisco, linda yee, kpix5. >> the property manager in this case has lost $8,000 in unpaid rent so far and the eviction from session is ongoing. >>> she is called the banana pants bandit. a woman wearing bright yellow pants is caught on camera getting out of a car in a san jose home and casually stealing a mayor sign. so far, the woman in the video has not been identified. >>> and he may have nearly a quarter of a million likes on facebook, but a stockton judge is

so my daughter debbie she's lesbian. my son tim of course he's gay and my son's girlfriend is gay as well now. hate for hate only intensifies the hate that is in this world the cycle of hate never stops and there are so many examples in this world that we could name right now where the cycle of violence and hate never stop it goes from generation to generation somebody must step up. and stop the cycle of violence and it can only be done. with love. this is what we do we kill people and break things we can see something is simple as people playing a soccer game we can see individual players and if you see the ball. you can almost see is facial expression you can see is a mouth open and crying out. maybe cursed. or maybe he asked. for forgiveness for. there must be near certainty that no civilians will be killed or in. serious serious of a global basis try to. say people are going to be going to want to end your life or destroy the teaching every minute of. the time they know how i laughed no weapons at my own wife but hav

all right, debbie in troy, ohio. here is another headline. here is his picture. of the president ceremonial post in iraq. baltimore, fleetwood, a democrat who stop caller: good morning. i think sometimes republicans vote against their own interests , like the gentleman caller who spoke ahead. is trying to put into a lot of policies that would help a lot of people. governors from some state won't accept the help, but they're going to pay for it anyway. they will pay for obamacare i not even see the benefits. how can you do things like that where you vote against your own interests? paul ryan, to me, he always has these benefits and is mentioning welfare. black people pay taxes just as well as republicans. and i think it's a shame that he uses those kinds of things to separate us and we can never get together unless he stops. host: what do you mean by code red? caller: this is what i feel. i feel like they say middle-class is a separation. a lot of people feel that they are middle-class and they are struggling just like every body else. believe it or not, i believe

wood was con vicked in the 1991 killing of his ex-girlfriend debbie dietz and her father gene at their family's body shop in 1989. the victims' family says it's wrong to focus on how he died rather than the crimes he committed. >> everybody from what i heard is said it was excruciating. you don't know what excruciating is. what's excruciating is seeing your dad laying there in a pool of blood. seeing your sister laying in a pool of blood. that's excruciating. this man deserved it. i shouldn't call him a man. he deserves everything he had coming to him. >> koordimedical professionals charge confirm he was comatose throughout the entire procedure and never in pain or distress. jan brewer says wood died in a lawful manner sbut concerned how long the execution lasted and will order a full investigation. democratic senator john walsh and iraq war vet and head of the national guard in montana has been accused of wholesale plijerrism. "the new york times" is reporting a thesis he wrote for his masters at the united states army war college seven years was h copied from other sources. entooer t

so my daughter debbie she's lesbian.my son tim of course he's gay and my son stepped on a scale as well now. hate for hate only intensifies the hate that is in this world the cycle of hate never stops and there are so many examples in this world that we could name right now where the cycle of violence and hate never stop it goes from generation to generation somebody must step up. and stop the cycle of violence and it can only be done. with love. chris o'boyle yes i said it come to a boil but people of the boil on is the one to applaud still level the banks are then their compass heading way what currency to so a boil on puts puts the people have spoken they're sick of the elite for all its own scams and their rigged and toxic games crypto boyan is the one to cleanse before you start. this is what we do we kill people and break things. we can see something as simple as people playing soccer you can see individual players and if you see the ball. you can almost see his facial expression you can see he is now open and cryi

safeway, but also the ocean beach safeway, and also with the head of our department of environment debby raphael and her staff on how we can create more of a city-wide plan. and i think going to committee would allow us to have a fuller discussion. so, i motion that we send this to committee. >> it just takes one supervisor to send it to committee. supervisor mar moved that we send it to committee, that is what we will do. we have one final item. we called item 6 related to the 2014 update of the recreation and open space element rose. [inaudible]. back to discussion. supervisor wiener. >> i thank you, mr. president. thank you for delaying this till the end of the meeting. so, this is as i mentioned at the beginning, it's very challenging because we have to vote up or down and i know that department staff spends a lot of time putting these documents together and it goes through a lot of years of process and then it comes to us and we vote yes or no. and we can't make any amendment to it. and, so, i question that process. i understand, i imagine why it was implemented, but i don't like it

so my daughter debbie she's lesbian.my son tim of course is gay and my son's girlfriend is gay as well now. hate for hate only intensifies the hate that is in this world the cycle of hate never stops and there are so many examples in this world that we could name right now where the cycle of violence and hate never stop it goes from generation to generation somebody must step up. and stop the cycle of violence and it can only be done. with love. it's like you know when the bullets to start because it's like duck duck duck that's a backpack that. moment so it's it's almost like there's a beat the pill and then you just feel the big sound it's like a bass. this is about making the business survive. corporations don't love your parishioners don't eat corporations have no feeling. corporations don't care about you or me corporations will occur but often. people come to untouched forests and leave massively in the sea come on. we're not going to quit we will not stop until it is done what is more precious music more moving. t

i don't want to be a debbie downer, but you have brought up a good point, only half of the people are involved in the stock market. so 50% of the people have not seen any benefit from the rise, and it is a nice rise in the stock market. that is number one, and number two, david talked about the jobs created, but unfortunately a lot of those are a, part-time jobs, and b, the total unemployment rate which includes the people who have totally given up is remaining high, and almost double what it was back in 2000. so you have all of those factors plus housing. housing inflation adjusted which is still people's biggest asset is still below where it was in 2000. so all of the people who bought e homes since then have seen a loss in capital. look, i'd love the say that the economy is great right now, but you pointed out that the gdpp has contracted and adding up the other things, and unless you are as john points out the part of the 1% heavily invested in the stock market, it is not that great out there. >> and jonas, what is your take out there? because we have gone 1,000 days without a cor

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and, so, debby raphael who is the new executive director for the department of environment is committed on working together with all the stakeholders, state, ecology, other recycling providers in our office to figure out what we can do. another important item that i brought up is that, you know, the way the law was written is really intended for supermarkets which we think of like safeway, other larger entities trigger a convenience zone. now our smaller market street based upon the dollar value that has not changed since 1986, are triggering convenience zones. so, that's a particular issue in terms of the state looking at the city in terms of saying, you need to be -- you need to be facilitating an x number of like recycling centers or means for individual to be able to get redemption for their, for their bottles and cans. so, that number is increasing. it's not just created around thing like safeways or those kind of large entities. we've talked about the minimum wage ballot measure. the health care security measure passed on last week. it was its second reading. and, so, an irrevocab