. >> this is fiona. fiona fudge.rse. >> what do you think she's doing. >> at first, these students each dealing with different special needs aren't quite sure how to approach fiona. >> are you willing? >> no. >> fiona likewise hesitant and behavior that allows for this. >> very nice. slowly you can hold your hand up so they can say hello. >> suddenly a connection. much of it flows from her tender approach with the students. >> it's perfect. >> she loves kids and her horses. >> and to have the opportunity to kind of have my two passions combined, it couldn't be any better. >> she found the project horse in 2008 to help those coping with a variety of needs. and the volunteer sees the impact. >> joy. lots of joy. >> a graduate of parkview high school, amber says this program changed her life. >> i seemed to open up a little more. i was able to cope with my anxiety better. >> it's amazing and i don't think we were quite sure when we first started what might happen. >> she sees the change in her students too. >> they're m

>> jack: fiona said that?> phyllis: no, but i don't think she was saying much of anything else other than, "oh, billy, ha ha ha, you're so handsome!" >> jack: are you sure you're not overreacting here? >> phyllis: overreacting? >> jack: i can see the state you're in. i know you. whatever you heard or think that you heard -- >> phyllis: no, it is what i saw when i went to billy's. he is sleeping with fiona! >> billy: i have to say, i'm usually a bourbon kind of guy, but this vino you like is kind

>> jack: fiona said that? >> phyllis: no, but i don't think she was saying much of anything else other than, "oh, billy, ha ha ha, you're so handsome!" >> jack: are you sure you're not overreacting here? >> phyllis: overreacting? >> jack: i can see the state you're in. i know you. whatever you heard or think that you heard -- >> phyllis: no, it is what i saw when i went to billy's. he is sleeping with fiona! >> billy: i have to say, i'm usually a bourbon kind of guy, but this vino you like is kind

. >> reporter: this is fiona. fiona fudge, a mini horse.se students each dealing with different special nee quite sure how to approach fiona. fiona likewise hesitant. it may be that shared timid behavior that allows for this. >> approach slowly. hold your hand out so they can say hello. >> reporter: suddenly a connection. much of it flows from the tender approach with the students. >> what you did was perfect. >> reporter: she loves kids and her horses. >> to have the opportunity to have my two passions combined, it couldn't be any better. >> reporter: she founded project horse in 2008 to help those coping with a variety of needs. she and several volunteers began trucking the mini horses to schools. a volunteer sees the impact. >> joy, lots of joy. >> reporter: a recent graduate of parkview high school, amber says this program changed her life. >> i seemed to open up a little more. i was able to cope with my anxiety better. >> it's amazing. i don't think we were quite sure when we first started what might hae cloweman sees the change in her

no. >> reporter: fiona likewise hesitant. and it just may be that shared timid behavior that allows for this. >> very nice. approach slowly. you can hold your hand out so they can say hello. >> reporter: suddenly a connection. much of it flows from darcy's approach with the students. she loves kids, and her horses. >> and to have the opportunity to kind of have my two passions combined it couldn't be any better. >> reporter: she founded project horse in 2008 to help those coping with a variety of needs. three years ago she and several volunteers began trucking the minihorses to schools. volunteer amber sees the impact. >> joy. lots of joy. >> reporter: a recent graduate of parkview high school, amber says this program life. >> i've seemed to open up a little more. i was able to cope with my anxiety better. >> it's amazing. and i don't think we were quite sure when we first started what might happen. >> reporter: this teacher sees the change in her students too. >> they're more confident. they work better as a team. >> reporr:

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from the program and since being in the program i've entered into city hall with supervisor tang or fiona i get involved and not updated any resume doesn't matter i get recognized it matters he come back and show those students that i'm 23-year-old and advertised not about given back to the community and doing something for your community and family my mom emigrated in 1976 and being a filipino-american we graduated from lowell high school and i was graduating there is so much i owe this program for the support during lowell's and after i know i'll go great things and some do to serve the community and help all the asian-american leaders and show someday i'll be there and show the young people they must get engaged and vote and know what us going on because things happen and you got to keep on paying attention we want to commend show the young people you have to shut up and be present thank you. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, commissioners i'll be brief i'm here tonight to support the children and students here to speak narrator of 3 program i've known michelle since the 7th grade i've seen

the bus then traveled to west scranton intermediate school in pennsylvania to honor eighth graders fiona evans and abby o'brien for their second prize winning video national immigration issues. during the ceremony, they donated $500 of their $1,500 winnings to the local charity bhutanese community of scranton. they traveled to new jersey to celebrate the second prize winning video "the next big problem." over 250 classmates, teachers, family members and elected officials, including congressman leonard lance, joined in the ceremony for zachary. a special thanks to our cable partner comcast for helping to coordinate these visits. you can view all the winning documentaries at studentcam.org. >>> u.s. treasury secretary jack lew previewed the upcoming g7 summit at a breakfast on friday with the christian science monitor. he also talked about puerto rico's debt crisis, the potential british exit from the european union, and the transpacific trade partnership. >>> okay, we're going to start right on time. i'm dave cook from "the monitor." thanks for coming. our guest is treasury secretary jack

from the program and since being in the program i've entered into city hall with supervisor tang or fiona i get involved and not updated any resume doesn't matter i get recognized it matters he come back and show those students that i'm 23-year-old and advertised not about given back to the community and doing something for your community and family my mom emigrated in 1976 and being a filipino-american we graduated from lowell high school and i was graduating there is so much i owe this program for the support during lowell's and after i know i'll go great things and some do to serve the community and help all the asian-american leaders and show someday i'll be there and show the young people they must get engaged and vote and know what us going on because things happen and you got to keep on paying attention we want to commend show the young people you have to shut up and be present thank you. >> (clapping.) >> thank you, commissioners i'll be brief i'm here tonight to support the children and students here to speak narrator of 3 program i've known michelle since the 7th grade i've seen

pequeÑa hija de eugenio derbez disfrutÓ un dÍa de parque con su inseparable compaÑera, su mascota fionaerta amÉrica.com para ver todo el detrÁs de cámara. johnny: no vamos a informar bien con las noticias. satcha: en lo que acapara titulares el dÍa de hoy, asfixiada por falta de dinero y una dÉcada de crisis econÓmica, asÍ estÁ la isla de puerto rico, sin que sea posible llegar a un acuerdo para reestructurar la deuda. como respuesta el gobernador garcÍa padilla decidiÓ pedir una moratoria temporal y suspender el pago de 370 millones de dÓlares cuyo plazo vence hoy, desde san juan, puerto rico jorge viera nos amplÍa. jorge: en un mensaje televisado que durÓ aproximadamente 10 minutos, el gobernador alejandro garcÍa padilla informÓ puerto rico lo que se sabÍa. que no hay dinero para pagar la deuda. el gobernador se acogiÓ a la ley de moratoria que le permite evitar parte del pago de 420 millones de dÓlares. dijo que la situaciÓn del paÍs es tan difÍcil que los servicios esenciales se han visto afectados. la crisis fiscal econÓmica y humanitaria que tiene puerto rico empeorarÁ salvo que e

during the ceremony, fiona and abby donated $500 to a local charity. following this event, the bus drove to clinton town schill middle school in new jersey to celebrate zachary's second prize winning video, "the next big problem." er 250 classmates, family, even congressman leonard lance to honor him. thank you to comcast for coordinating these visits. ing view all the winning documentries at studentcam.org. >> on capitol hill, the u.s. house meets in just a few minutes, 2:00 eastern time to begin legislative work. members have nine bills scheduled. debate on those measures beginning at 4:00 eastern. one of them dealing with identity theft. any votes requested will take place at 6:30. live coverage from the floor of the house here on c-span. we talked with a capitol hill report ber what to expect in the week -- reporter about what to expect in the week to come. >> in the coming week the house takes up the $610 billion defense authorization bill. the bill that sets pentagon programs and policy for the 2017 fiscal year. we're joined by john donnelly who'