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, i'm sorry. >> come here, donna. >> she's a good sport about it.l hug me on tv. >> she slapped you yesterday. >> she slapped me yesterday. thank you, thank you. see. while she's on. absolutely. >> he got me, too. >> she was coming over to do my hair and makeup at the time. >> no more haircuts for you. >> no more haircuts. >> that's it, i'm done. i'm done. jill and kate use the same dishwasher. same detergent. but only jill ends up with wet, spotty glasses. kate adds finish jet-dry with five power actions that dry dishes and prevent spots and film, so all that's left is the shine. for better results, use finish jet-dry. (male #1) it's a little something i've done every night since i was a kid, empty my pocket change into this old jar. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. with my spare change. neither did i. until i saw a commercial for the colonial penn program. imagine people our age getting life insurance at such an affordable rate. it's

donna and i talk about this. at the bipartisan policy center, we did a study that was just astounding, find out how to -- few medical students get any training in nutrition. none or zero our primitive training. we saw a nice alternative to the university of miami but if you have your primary health people and it doesn't have to be doctors can it can be physicians assistants owners assistants who don't have a background in health or nutrition, if somebody comes to them with a problem of the people don't know anything about it, it's a gigantic gap in our society. the are some medical schools trying to do that because the health community needs to be trained and they within of the business and corporate and insurance communities. a lot of companies are changing their insurance model for the people are healthier. they get benefits in terms of either cost reductions on address or other kinds of benefits as well. the pentagon which is the largest single of were in the united states has a healthy base initiative where t

donna learned from that doctor about an agency called dredf that helps families like hers.dredf stands for the disability rights education & defense fund. eventually, dredf referred the case out for legal action. the case was resolved outside of court, and while the end result is confidential, donna says durrell is finally getting the help he has always needed. >> most parents that come to me come to me after years and years of begging for help, just like donna campbell. she had been fighting for her son. he was in incredibly hard courses with very, very driven academic achievers. he is one of them. he's very bright. he is incredible. but he couldn't read. generally speaking, how any sort of legal action against a school district can help these students is by gaining services. so there's something called compensatory education to compensate for services that should have been provided that were not provided. >> durrell goes to tutoring classes early in the morning and after school. he also turns in extra work to make up for low test scores. he volunteers at a charity. he's w

donna, go donna. go donna. >> nice job, guys. always.give it away we have to show you cute little ava. one of the guys that works here phil and his daughter and wife are here. >> jennifer, phil, and ava. >> come sit down while we're spinning the wheel. hi, ava! >> you ready? we are going to give it away. >> i don't know if we should say spanky tuesday around her. >> we're going to give away this kitsch aid in pro line series blender from williams-sonoma worth $499. >> designed, engineered and assembled in the usa. kitsch aid in's most powerful blender handles tough ingredients like frozen foods so you can blend and puree everything from purees to soups and sauces. >> you want to come with me? >> come on with auntie hoda. we'll find out. >> uh-oh. >> maybe not. >> come with me, ava, come here. >> we have to go quickly. >> you go. who's first? >> win upper in bummer with. >> kathy benage from florida. >> martina evans from aberdeen, washington. >> and we've got diana dowziel from new york. >> and i've got right here in my hot little hands

morning for insight and analysis are ron fournier of the national journal, democratic congresswoman donna edwards of maryland, andrea mitchell of nbc news, and lanhee chen of the conservative hoover institution. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning. there are so many things you could say about muhammad ali, brash, charming, loud, funny, rude, brave, occasionally cruel, uniquely talented. eternally fascinating, always original, and ultimately the most famous person on earth. as much as any athlete, muhammad ali erased the line between athlete and activist. he made it possible to speak out about politics, race, and religion in tumultuous times. they paved the way for moments like this in the 1968 summer olympics in mexico city. ali famously refused induction into the army in the vietnam war, a move that cost him 3 1/2 years of his career in his prime. >> just how far would you go to keep from taking up arms? >> i would die. anything that's against my religious beliefs, i would rather face machine gun fire before deviate from the teachings of all mighty god and t

and it caught fire and was adding to the smoke. >> inside real store donna olshan races down the fire desperate to get out of the flaming high rise as smoke begin toss fill the stairwell. >> you could feel it in your lungs and feel the smoke coming in and started to burn. >> olshan continues down pushing past the smoke and making it out of the building and on to the street. finally, she begins to get an idea of what has happened. >> as i was running up the street i heard some doorman talking to somebody about it. i realized that i was maybe 60 feet above where the plane hit. if that plane had gone any which way differently, i could have been killed. >> witnesses, residents, and the press struggle to make sense of the chaotic scene. >> i didn't know what was going on upstairs. we didn't know if there was a fire still going on. we were all in shock. >> it takes two hours for firefighters to extinguish the blaze. amazingly no bystanders are killed. but the occupant of the apartment where the plane crashed is seriously injured. >> there are, you know, flaming pieces of airplane, falling d

. >> a his storal moment that donna -- a his storal moment that donna pierce would never forget. >> iave stopped this guy since friday and i got a glimpse of him and it was great. >> the first family stepped out and walked up on sunday after a refreshing weekend in central california. they were here to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the national park system. he brought his family out to watch them leave on a day dedicated to him. >> to see the president and air force 1 on father's day with my children while he is on father's day with his children is pretty special. >> it was also special for his son connor who had the best seat in the house. this is the most famous airplane in the world to see. >> after the plane took off with the first family secret service and the president's staff on board, donna pierce drove away with one less thing on her bucket list. >> i wasn't sure i would live to see him, but didn't i was thrilled to see him safely off the ground and on his way back to washington, d.c. >> abc7 news. >>> some parents don't like their kids playing in the mud, but the mom of

at the same time, i agree tote live with the donna. it was damage patrick moynihan you can have your own point but you can't have your open facts and in -- your own facts and in this debate on foods and gmos, people often let their ideology and their opinions equate to facts, and that can't be helpful either. >> unfortunately, the food agencies are vulnerable to pressure from both the public as well as congress, and it's reflected in congress. i remember the authorization of the fda, trying to get it through. tell you the truth we got drug advertising because of the deal cut on the reauthorization of the fda. i wasn't desperate to get the reauthorization. i left the congress at 3:00 in the morning after arguing vehemently with a senator fritz, and huh now admitted it was a mistake, and i said the administration's position is that you have to take drug tiding we will not agree to the reauthorization of fda. we can live without that reauthorization at this point in time, but the senators were so desperate to get it off their plate they c

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>> yes. >> donna, i know that's music to your ears right now.the democratic national committee. so what does hillary clinton and you've been neutral so far in this contest and very passionate and very active bernie sanders suppo supporters. there's no question that the issues in this election are so important not just to the senator sanders supporter and we've been talking about where there's health care, single pair system and we've been talking about campaign reform and we've been talking about trade and we've been talking about the stagnant wages of workers and income inequality and climate change and there are many issues that starting next week after the bulk -- i'm sorry, starting a few days after the bulk of the delegates selected on tuesday, there's no question that the platform committee will begin to take testimony from around the country, from supporters of both bernie sanders, hillary clinton and others to make sure that we can come together around a set of core principles and around a set of priorities for the next president of the

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trump was not as said by the spokesman and muhammad ali's wife. >> let's talk about that, donna.nverted to islam. does trump's eulogy and what trump tweeted as soon as he found out about his passing, muhammad ali is dead at 74, a truly great champion. he will be missed by all. does that fall flat in light of some of the past comments that donald trump has made about muslims? >> first of all, i don't want to dishonor the memory of somebody i consider to be a true american hero. i grew up at a time when cassius clay became a symbol of greatness not just in the ring, but outside of the ring. he fought to enlarge the circle. this controversy about mr. ali's response to mr. trump's ban on muslims entering america and all of the other -- i think it dishonors muhammad ali memory. let us enjoy and raise up and celebrate the life of a truly great american, hero. and all of this controversy and who said what and why and the tweet, that's just part of the noise. i want to say, i love muhammad ali and i thank god that we had an opportunity for many of us to see him, to see him fight, more im

you do have moments, donna. she did have an event last night.mention anything about the terror attack. was it a missed opportunity on something she pushes as her strength. >> well, kate, let's be very clear about this. hundreds of people were injured, well over 40 people are now dead. this is an opportunity not just to mourn those that are grieving today, to be with those that are grieving but to understand that our response, whether it is, we have to fight fire with fire, which is what donald trump is all about, let's go and hit them, attack them, et cetera. there is something emotional about that. of course, you want to hit back. you have to be measured and steady and strategic. i think secretary clinton's response is one that is good for the country at a time when we are engaged in defeating and dismantling isis, whether it is on the front line s in syria or in iraq. we have special forces out there helping to track down these jihadists. we also have other personnel working as we speak. so, yes, her response may not be as emotionally satisfyi

. >>> joining me this morning for inside and analysis are ron fornea, democratic congresswoman donna edwards of maryland, andrea mitchell of nbc news and lonnie chen of the conservative hoover institution. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. that there are so many things you can say about muhammad ali. uniquely talented, fascinating, always original, and ultimately the most famous person on earth. as much as any athlete, he made it easier for other african-american athletes to speak out about politics, race and religion during some tumultuous times. men like can a rekareem abdul-jd kurt flood. he paved the way for moments like this during the 1968 summer olymp olympics. ali refused induction into the army during the vietnam war, a move that cost him 3 1/2 years of his career in his prime. >> just how far would you go to keep from taking up arms? >> i will die. anything that's against my religious beliefs, i would rather face machine gunfire before deviate from the teachings of all

. >> what was so important was the tone, as donna was pointing out, by making it as calm as she did,was not a rally where she was screaming. i was there, it was a calm, deliberate takedown, and also by using humor. >> donna, you're somebody here, you have extra powers. you're a super delegate. not just a delegate, a super delegate. should there be su >> first of all, i didn't know i was a super delegate, but now that i know, i feel extra powerful. but what i do know is that these were the rules going on, all of those knew these rules going in, and i think it is time to rethink them, but you don't do that in the middle of a game. >> the idea that a candidate wants to convince the elite to give him an election against the people's will. >> you can't make it up. >> a quick programming note, tonight, the heroin epidemic, and a new england police chief with a controversial approach, giving addicts who ask for help a dose of compassion. josh mank owits reports. on assignment tonight at i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush was going to clean better than a manual. he said sure...but

they are donnas far as the playoffs go. i thought that was a pipe dream from the start anyway that this team would make the playoffs. they are in the good enough offensively. now pitching is starting to weaken. we are seeing holes in the starting rotation and the relief pitching. nearest has gone south. jeanmar gomez, i think it will trigger unsuccessful times as well. >> even though 11 and 12 losses come begins nationals, cubs, two of the best teams in the nl east. phillies lost six straight to the nationals alone. tied in the ninth, everyone's favorite closer former philly jonathan papelbon. he is in, outings michael franco with the solo shot. papelbon has a era over seven with the phillies since that trade. phillies up by one. but bottom of the ninth, jason werth with the bases loaded, two outs against gomez, he leaves it out over the middle. two run single. phillies lose five-four. they have lost 17 of their last 22 games. the fall, even worse, ten back in the division. this is only highlight right now for phillies, has

it looks like donna can actually take her towel back.the past hour, another neighbor came and cleaned off the vandalism that was on that right there. the young suspect may actually live in this neighborhood. they say they're relying on one witness in particular who has some details for them. more to come on this for sure. >>> a warning tonight for people in montgomery county ahead of the next phase of metro's safetrack plan. work on the red line will have an impact on riders for six days beginning on august 1st. the trains will single track between the takoma park and the silver springs stations, but metro says the fact it's happening in august will make it easier on commuters. metro wants people to start making their plans now. they're asking folks alternate ways to get around and to telework if they can. >>> up next, a mother's plea for help as police renew their search for two local teenagers who have been missing for months. >>> also the beaches at disney world are back open after a tragedy at that popular resort. >>> and tracking ra

donna and i am a state of louisiana wish you well in your future endeavors. and while i'm here, i want to issue an official statement in the name and by the authority of the state of louisiana, specifically i, john bel edwards, together with the citizens of this great state do hereby given special recognition to the chancellor in acknowledgment of your leadership and dedicated service to southern university new orleans and the southern university system from 2006 2006-2016, ma and in witness whereof i have here and to set my hand officially and caused to be a fixed is great deal of the state of louisiana, the capital, gussied up baton rouge on the seventh day of may, 2016. and i have signed this i want to give this to you, doctor. a sign of appreciation of the great state of louisiana for you. [applause] >> before i go any further, our invitation today mentioned ordering our steps, and so did that musical selection. and god will order our steps if we ask him to come and he will order our steps in his word. but we still have to move our feet. we all have to mo

donna summer being the biggest embodiment. wondered for the life of me was he just in the booth, more passion more -- >> actually i shooed everybody out of the studio, switched the lights off, made sure the tape is running, and i said, okay, let's do it. and i think she did it in 10 minutes. ♪ oh >> the donna summer records were some of the biggest records of all time. and they kicked off a revolution. ♪ i want to -- >> unless you have been living in a sealed cage you probably noticed america's latest craze is disco dancing. that's dancin' without the g. >> fluffy, where have you been? ♪ i want to but on my boogie shoes and dance with you ♪ >> what they generate with the records, we are talking about an estimated 4 billion, with a b, $4 billion a year. >> i remember really being upset about this word disco. it was r & b music to me. i felt like they stripped it and gave it a new name and weren't giving credit where i think the credit was supposed to go. >> to bring that -- to bring that sound in that's great. one, two, three,

investigators say the fire may have started in a trash bin behind the restaurant donna maria.it spread quickly. the older building was built before sprinkler systems were required. the flames destroyed the house cleaning business. she will rebuild for the sake of her employees and customers. >> this is not going to stop me. i'm going back, if i have to do it from my garage, i will. >> it's like her baby. you do all the work yourself, everything. >> so much loss for those owners and neighbors, as well. official cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> a criminal trial begins today against pg&e in san francisco. they face more than a dozen charges from the explosion that happened in 2010. >> obstructing ntsb investigators and misleading federal officials. the jury is set to hear that case. if convicted, they face fines up to $560 million. pg&e pleaded not guilty. >>> business rumblings from market street. san francisco's twitter via takeover target. >> interesting talk this morning. google might be interested. >> that's right. that's conventional wisdom. we've seen twitter

donna says, i can't even begin to imagine the horror those parents are going through. >>> and hannah. why is everything terrible happening this week? again, disney says that attacks like this are very rare. so join the conversation. tell us what you think. tweet us at wusa 9. lesli? >> all right. just so unthinkable. from the years of 2001 to 2015, there have been 156 alligator attacks in the entire state of florida. and 13 of them have been deadly. >>> turning now to our big changes in the d.c. political landscape. voters turned out three incumbents. but the biggest losers. >> back. in the ward 7 primary. >> i think it says that people are not satisfied with the status quo. they want change. >> gray is not ruling out another run for mayor. and the chance to even the score against muriel bowser, who defeated him two years ago, when gray was the subject of a federal investigation. >> not interested in the drama of a battle. they want to see it grow. they want to problem solve. they want to see people working together. >> gray always insisted that he knew nothing about an off-the books

donna: thank you john, and to all of us who are here. when i came to congress as a domestic violence advocate, having started the national network to end domestic violence, i remember in 1996, we worked hard the past a domestic violence offenders gun ban, and many members were here when we did that. today therenow that would be a loophole as gaping as can be, the same domestic violence offender who cannot why a firearm in a retail establishment can go to a gun show or on the internet or on a weapon.s and buy that is why we are here today. i thought it was bad enough when my coworker called me in the , because ahe night domestic abuser had run her out of the house with a gun. and i thought it was bad enough that my own family member was held hostage in her home by her domestic abuser with a gun. and i thought it was bad enough that the granddaughter, a little had to walk girl, through the blood of her mother, aad on the floor, from domestic abuser. and i thought it was bad enough that my colleagues and classmates i sat next to in our scie

it happened in 2006 nba finals of miami heat of donna haslam. big difference though. he could referee. adam silver in the nba, way too smart and steph is not going to be suspended for game seven. we'll have much more coming up in sports. until then, in cleveland, colin resch. >> the subplot of this before the after the game ayesha curry referring to her husband, she tweeted this. "i have lost all respect, sorry, i just saw it live." nbc is joining us live in the stadium. cheryl hurd. >> reporter: no she's not, she apologized later. a it is been aing long night. i apologize. well, it is also been a long night for these fans, but it did not matter. nothing is going to take the oracle out of oracle arena. [ applause ] >> the oracle lived up to its name. [ cheers ] >> fans cheering on the world champion fighting to put an end to the nba finals tonight. >> warriors lets go, yeah! >> it is so much fun. the atmosphere and the electricity and the crowd. [ cheers ] >> the crowd is known throughout the league as one of the loudest in the country. >> we'll standby. >> brett yama

donna disagrees she believes our value system has gotten worse we have become a society that no longer teaches responsibility for our actions and instead we place blame. easy gun america different, the rate of mental illness is the same. we welcome your thoughts on our wusa9 facebook page. >> we do have one, former mayor claimed victory in the democrat primary, sharing his return to the d.c. council, won 60% of the vote. caps off a return from defeat in a scandal that consumed his turn as mayor. and we have a leave report, garrot what are they saying there. >> well, i can tell you the former mayor's team emotional and excited about his win and his staff told me tonight his campaign said they were always bullish that he would win this race but they were surprised by the size of the waive sweeping the former mayor back into office. >>> voters welcome the former mayor vince gray ba arms his margin of victory nearly 30 points where he first launched his political career. >> i feel wonderful and excited that the people have given me the opportunity to once again represent them. >> obviously

donna hasbrouck remer african-americans can go there and get citizenship. is there some sort of different relationship there? can we generalize it and that rod sort of way? that doesn't solve the question at all. but i think it's one that requires study. it requires study from me. it will require more than i know to intelligently answer. >> this questioner says i'm not sure if you know the history of this neighborhood. many poor people of color were displaced to make this area beautiful and safe enough for quote us unquote. how can we respond to gentrification? >> i have a case for reparations repeatedly over and over again. [applause] justification is a funny word to say that black people have less wealth than white people. that really is the bottom line. neighborhoods change all the time in their makeup and their ethnic makeup. the problem is black people don't have the same level of self determination to decide whether they want to stay in whether they want to leave. the reason why they don't is because you know and this is the clearest exam to like and

no secured he checks donna -- no security checks done on anybody.ly: we heard him say no security checks are done on anyone care security and migration are at stake in the eu . eve: yes, but one thing the u.k. needs to be reminded of is it has control of its own borders. nigel did admit that yes, in order to increase security and get national results, the government and u.k. needs to change its openness to the immigration question, which can be a misleading one for voters in the u.k. let's take a quick look at both sides of the argument. there are already 2 million ,rits in the rest of the union siesta take them into consideration with reciprocal reaction. are 3ponents a there million eu citizens and u.k., which is far too much. they say they have always needed that kind of foreign workers coming in, and form workers pay more in taxes than they ever the out of the system, and amount of non-eu immigrants -- it will not cut down on that. campaign says it is uncontrolled, immigration, they want a point system, they want to pick the kind of migrants tha

donna hallberg and mark smallwood went on a three day backpacking trip with her dog at crabtree trailhead. they were supposed to come back on tuesday but when they didn't, their friends reported them missing. the sheriff's office says there seb was found still parked at crabtree trailhead.>> friends have notified us that they are experienced hikers and they have hiked this trail numerous times so they are not sure what could've happened.>> their friends told deputies they packed enough food and supplies to last at least three days. they do have cell phones but because there is no service in the area their location has not been tracked. >>> a public memorial is scheduled for next week for a fallen san jose police officer. late yesterday, a motorcade led the procession for 34-year-old motorcycle officer michael katherman from san jose to last got is. police and firefighters from the bay area and beyond were on hand to salute the motorcade. many people from outside of law enforcement also were there to watch the procession. >> we didn't know him but it is beautiful to see how they come toget

it occurred since i'm going last and thinking i've got to follow debra and peggy and dan and donna and there's no beer. fine, already. i want to pick up where you left off thinking about this complex of issues strategically and i know we're supposed to be talking fairly specifically about equity and access as it relates to produce. and i will but i want to sort of step back a little or as my employees who will roll my eyes to me, take this up to 60,000 feet -- i see you rolling your eyes back there and try to take this all the way back to where we were this morning during the conversation that peggy and donna were having. i think that their political experience -- the policy depth and political experience is very, very important for this particular conversation. it's my understanding that back in 2008, a conference something like this led to a document that informed the presidential transition, is that correct? >> in health care. >> show of hands, who here has worked on a presidential transition in any form at all? show of hands. okay, so you know what i'm talking about a little bit. i

the honorable donna shalala, she oversaw the department during one of the most important periods in terms of food and health. this was a time when our nutritional labeling information package was being designed, and the theme of her administration was making sure consumers are betting informed about the quality and ingredients of the food that they were eating, enormously important time. >> we are leaving this now for a brief pro forma session in the city. they have been out this week for the memorial day recess, returning for business on monday.

donna crow neck and her friender come here just to watch the geese. probably about two times a week. we like to see them whether they're in the water or out on the grass eating.ing. while there is no arguing these birds add to the ambiance, it's to the point they're adding way too much. covering the park withwith droppings, damaging vegetationve and basically taking over at times. we saw it again and again. they're really not afraid of anything. michael samson often visits with his involvement he says he loves animals, but enough is enough. o they've taken over the park. it's no longer enjoyable. the bacteria is impossible. i don't trust him to run aroundn with all that fecal matter onate the ground. it's just not sanitary. montgomery county agrees. tried everything to reduce thehe goose population at this parkark and over at rock creek. they say as a last resort they'll be rounding up about 300 geese, out 3 nicing them and thn donating the processed meet to the maryland food bank. i honestly do not know too am people who actually eat geese. the idea

her name is donna and she is an international fly casting champion. >> i have competed in the casting ponds in golden gate park in san francisco. i have been to japan and norway for fly casting competition. i spend my weekends here at the club and at the casting pond. it's a great place to learn and have fun. on a season day like this, it was the perfect spot to be. i find fly casting very relaxing and also at the same time very challenging sport. takes me out into the nature. almost like drawing art in the air. and then i can make these beautiful loops out there. >> even though people from across the globe come here to compete, it's still a place where locals in the know relax and enjoy some rely unique scenery. until next time, get out and play!

the principal of donna redmond jones warned students if they were caught drinking they would still graduate but not able to walk across the stage. however in a last-minute change of heart, the superintendent larry bowers overruled the decision saying the students had already been punished and they would be able to go across the stage graduation day. >> i don't think they should walk. i think they should bear the consequences. there is a lot beforehand that they knew what would happen if they did do this, and i just think that kind of being let off, because now it is like i think for a few other kids later, that they will see that the consequences really don't mean anything to them. >> meanwhile, some other students we spoke with say they support the decision. the superintendent though declined to comment for our story. >>> the class size will be going down in montgomery county schools next year. thanks to an increase in the school budget. mcps sent an e-mail to parents with the details. elementary schools will see the class size decrease by one or some schools will see even more reduction,

, stars and stripes will advance to the income out round with the win, a draw, should get the job donnas well. >> it will be a difficult game, we know that. they will come out, you know, try to frustrate us and leave it all on the field just like we will. they have an opportunity, so do we, so we have to make sure that we close the door early and we get that goal we will be fine. >> hockey fans are mourning death of mr. hockey, gordie howe, hall of famer hold record for games played and seasons in the league. his 801 goals ranked second only to wayne gretzky, he played on four stanley cup winners for the red wings and did not retire, get this, until he was, 52 years old. his son mark played for the flyers, gordie howe was 88 years old. >> onef the greatest of all time, on the ice, indeed, no doubt about it. >>> kate joins with us a forecast. earlier in the broadcast were you outside on the sky deck, music was playing from somewhere. >> little party somewhere? there was a party. i was dancing out there you cannot feel good when these songs come on. >> oh, yeah. >> yes. >> a little move ou

and look at the december 15th the number is its that number but down there it is a donna $908. >> arelowing me. >> no. i'm not sure where you're at. >> all kind of dollars near the become. >> uh-huh. >> when you look at across december 15th is it $908. >> i had the 55. >> no commissioner. >> other people am i looking at the. >> the spreadsheet the bottom right corner almost to the bottom. >> almost to the bottom actually. >> at the bottom. >> okay. so what's the question. >> why the number is to high compared to other months. >> good morning planning with the human services agency the number has increased because in this reporting period the transitional care program is no longer active that served a large number of clients and in prior months that reduced the average program we have a smaller denominator and that's why it is increased from nine hundred to $900 a month. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> any commissioiner ow. >> yes. this program initially giving the patient in the laguna and transfer them to a community home setting now that this program run for quite a few of the years

i believe he's judged through a lens others aren't. >> donna, you were laughing a second ago. >> i laughecause the pastor and i, we haven't had any fellowship time together but you know there's scripture saying may the words of my mouth and the medication of my heart, clearly donald trump, you know, i'm not here to, you know, describe his intent. i don't know what's in his heart. >> right. >> that is not my purpose of coming on the show today. what i will say and i believe very strongly is that words have consequences. they have meaning. and in a legal theater which i'm not a part of, i'm not a lawyer, i talked to lawyers. there are ways in which if you believe a judge is biassed, if you believe that this case is not handled in a fair and balanced way, whatever, there are legal ways to preempt and try to disqualify the judge and try to disqualify an individual based on their ethnic heritage, racial background or religion, that is what is un-american, unacceptable and that is why you have everyone out there today whether republican or democrat, whatever, condemning the kind of vitri vitri

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