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gaby: that's [indistinct.] gaby: actually, they grow year-round.er: but gaby molinar is bringing more to the table. gaby: we wanted to prove that we could grow our own food or vegetables where we live. pati: oh, my gosh! those are gigantic. gaby: yes. pati, voice-over: today, she's showing me around her groundbreaking urban farm... gaby: that's dinosaur kelp. pati: oh! it looks like a mini-dinosaur park. pati, voice-over: and how she grows the various nutritious food in the middle of a desert. [grunts] i mean, can you be any cuter? pati, voice-over: but it wouldn't be farm-to-table without the table. so, next, i meet visionary guillermo berestáin to see how the local food movement has changed his restaurant game. pati: these are the beets i helped you uproot! exactly. pati, voice-over: finally, i take you to koli, where this younger generation of chefs

gaby: lo que duele es el orgullo.é le ven a unos hombres en short todos sudados, con piernas bien musculosas. rosa: ay, lula zizinho. ¿saben qué? mejor sí me voy a ir a ver el partido, ¿eh? "excuse me". taxi. maría: rosa, no te traiciones a ti misma. bueno, es que a lula zizinho sí dan ganas de darle cariño, vamos a preparar la langosta, mana. betzabé: sí, sácame diez pesos de mi bolso para el pesero, anda. maría: a ver, espera, híjole, no puedo, mana, mejor tú sácame diez pesos de la mía. betzabé: a ver. uy. mejor vámonos caminando, ¿no? maría: ay, nos quedaron bien bonitas las uñas, mana. relator: así es, querido enrique, un placer saludarte... albertano: américa. lucha: Águilas. albertano: américa. lucha: ay, estos son los detalles cotidianas que van llenando la vida familiar de bonitos recuerdos. chino, recuérdame de juntar para comprar una cámara de video. chino: ah, ¿qué? mejor coopéreme para comprar un microscopio para biología. lucha: ay, ¿y tú que cosa quieres ver? delfino: puros microbios. lucha: válgame dio

de superar a alemania el gobernador gaby iñíguez de cerveza cree que están por venir presente en el reportel 2021 y expertos dicen de que esto ocurre en la bahía frente a la cantidad de gente que se "moderna" área >>> imágenes en vivo desde diversos puntos >>> para todas las temperaturas está abimael castro con el pronóstico reciente >>> aunque el viento está bastante despejado en esto en las próximas horas hay un sistema frontal que se avecina nuestra zona y esperamos que desde la medianoche incrementen generosidad a través del área de la bahía y mantenga un día con nubosidad variable actualmente tenemos una temperatura en cielo despejado con temperaturas de las medidas 50 tiempo despejado sobre el incremento de nubosidad donde se despide de la mínima de 55° >>> que se les presente de la máxima de palo alto así que estará muy fresco frente este patrón de temperaturas agradable durante los próximos días y mañana en san josé la temperatura en los altos 60 con esta nubosidad variable previenen cambios positivos en el primero será el cambio del viento que se va a tornar fuerte pero lo bueno de

. >> reporter: this is new reporting from cnn's gaby orr and it highlights a really key moment in the leadup to that search and seizure aat mar-a-lago this summer. this was happening in january of this year. so at that time that was when trump and the people in mar-a-lago were turning over 15 boxes back to the national archives because the archives had been trying to get them for a full year essentially after trump left the presidency. alex cannon, he's a former trump organization lawyer. he was a lawyer that was working with donald trump after the presidency, working with the archives, making sure that they were going to be getting everything. and this exchange after those 15 boxes were handed over with donald trump, it was donald trump telling him please, tell the archives everything has been turned over. and gaby orr was able to report that alex cannon said at that time he was not going to do that because he just didn't know if everything had been provided back to the hands of the federal government at that point in time, his relationship with donald trump really deteriorated but i

i am sure when i met with gaby she had a really good term for this. so many people bring babies to the hospital. the doctor is messed up. there has been complications. to have incredible nurses. i was very specific about saying nurses instead of saying dockers too. i don't believe you need a doctor. i am not a doctor, but a nurse. it's possible to have a successful childbirth. that's the first thing we provide, shelter. we will not turn anyone away. food, clothing, high-end curriculum and vocational curriculum. farming, carpentry, automotive, computer software and hardware. it becomes a new place where someone can lay the baby on their steps and say the situation i am in, i don't have enough money for another kid. i don't have the time. i don't have the room and my house. i just don't have the resources. every day for the past two months i have been walking by this planned parenthood and thinking about stopping in. i just can't have this baby. what i am doing is saying let's put a place across the street from the planned parenthood and say this is a p

. >> gobble, gobble, gabi double. >> you have to brush these memories away. >> reporter: with the rednd gold reports, i am vern glenn. >>> now to baseball, the astros and phillies meet in the world series in houston. dusty baker is another shot at trying to win. >> reporter: i'm sure you heard, turns out he is not the only former giants manager trying to win in texas. bruce was officially introduced yesterday as the new manager of the texas rangers. he last managed in 2019. we do remember that, with the giants. the 67-year-old admits to missing the game. >> i do miss the game. there are some things about the game i miss. in the dugout, the competition, being on the team. i love watching >> mark your calendars, the rangers and giants come up in august. >> i am not ready, i am happy to back, but my heart hurts a little bit. is >> reporter: it is tough to see him not in a giants uniform. it will be interesting to see. >>> the time is 5:52. we get ready to take their kids out for halloween. your wallet might get a scare. the impact of inflation from costumes to candy. >>> as we continue t

gaby knows, gary knows. back in 2008, 2010, inflation was low, employment was high. tax cuts for the wealthy, cut back on social security and medicare. it doesn't matter what the problem is, no matter what. if there was an asteroid heading towards earth, and we got everybody in a room and said, what are we going to do? i think we should cut taxes for the wealthy. no, that's not gonna help you. i was not going to help you? it is great, i guess, if you only have one answer to every economic problem. it's not like if you took a math test and he said, retire. those answers won't help you, that is why democrats have an actual plan. to take on drug companies, to get lower prices, to get the oil industry there. to pass laws to make gas more affordable. leaders like gretchen are working to ensure cars are built and high tech manufacturing is being done right here in michigan is so china. that is an actual plan. that is the choice in this election, this is what it is all about. you hear the republicans talk a lot about crime. crime has gone up over the last seven years by, th

you i want to bring in gaby dingell, who's joining us this hour. congresswoman, thank you for joining us, i want to first get your reaction to what we heard from -- i believe you are listening to that. she blamed the clouds to replace speaker pelosi, as leader of the house for, republicans take back control of the house. these are not reasons why one would be inspired to attack paul pelosi. as ally mentioned, in fact it's more about mental illness. what's your reaction to that? >> i've defended her, herself when she's a constituent of mine, which most people don't know. people have gone after. it's not a. i think we are living in a society or community, it's becoming. -- and i think, its responsibility of all of us in our communities, to stand up to fear, hatred when we see a. we are normalizing that behavior. well everybody's focused on the congress this is happening at all levels of community from school boards, elected mayors, city councils. i even need to tell you, michigan state game -- and i stood outside when the michigan state bus arrived.

arizona, mark kelly, the former astronaut and husband of gaby gifford. >> it's a reminder that environment matters so much. the overall political -- at the end of the day, these are contests, senate, gubernatorial that are fought state by state or congressional district by district. candidate quality ends up mat mattering. mark kelly, who has been out raising and don't nature on the airwaves, would be in trouble as well. we saw this in 2010. sam was mentioning this on back the harry reid machine in 2010. despite a really tough overall environment, you saw democratic candidates like harry reid survive, like patty murray, barbara boxer. in delaware, democrats were able to win, in colorado they were able to win. you have that overarching type of national environment. but then when you have the battles versus battles, all of a sudden sometimes a good candidate can beat a bat candidate. >> "the new york times" poll, listen to this. does that capture it? >> it captures what our national nbc poll shows. president biden is unpopular. republicans are winning on the economic message. democrats are w

>> while lawrence, i think that gaby would be in the senate. i have no doubt about that. very smart, very talented, and really was such a great public servant for the state of arizona. >> when you got into politics, i am sure you didn't think it was going to come to, eventually, a fight over democracy itself. a fight over taxes, a fight over international trade policy, immigration issues, all of those things you can see coming. but this is the fight that you could not see coming, because it is a new fight, do you feel that you as a candid, the democrats as a party, no how to fight it? >> yeah, i think so. here in arizona, we do elections well. the last election was certified by democrats and republicans, and republican governor, doug doocy, says we do elections well. he certify the last election. you know what is very worrisome, and keeps me up at night is the conspiracy theories, and the lies about the 2020 election. now even the 2022 election that has not happened yet, still 12 days of. this is just dangerous to our democracy. my opponent, blake masters, after that phon

that a 14 year old girl, here in tucson, arizona, where gaby and i live, where it was now put throughible experience, and cannot get lifesaving medication because of a law that was first put on the books, in 1864, and since in 1973, until the overturning of roe, that law didn't matter. but now we have to go back to entries and it's just -- it's completely unacceptable! it's horrible! women are scared about this, and this is something my opponents, you mentioned, blake masters, he completely supports. this is what he wanted. >> the polls show you what a slightly over blake masters, but the shows polls also show, massive, just massive support, 91% support in arizona for some form of abortion rights. what are you telling arizona voters about this issue, and how it has changed now with the supreme court? >> well, with the supreme court, women, you know across the country, have essentially lost the constitutional rights. they've lost their liberties. you combine that with what the superior court judge did here in arizona, and woman and i was anna are in a horrible position! and my opponent

minor traffic websites like gaby, get her, these sort of frames, that's where you might encounter this hate speech toward political figures. i can tell you that this can be tracked. but since january 6th, just look at the number of times there is been incidents at the capitol. post january six. every time we have one of these incidents, it increases the likelihood someone will copy that sort of targeting pattern or the target, that pelosi's. the other thing is, we've had a lot of hearings this january 6th. we've seen director wray, defer members of the fbi, go up and talk about their challenges trying to preempt something like january 6th or targeting against speaker of the house pelosi. it has never come to pass, at least since i have worked in the domestic terrorism spaces, any indication of law enforcement that's allowed to do in terms of watching out on social media platforms and trying to preemptively detect this. al-qaeda or isis, we would have -- inspired case. we try to pursue that. right now, there is no such justification to get law enforcement on its toes. it's up to legisla

good let's tal goalsk about gaby and my friend lizzo. lizzo works with my trainer, a friend my harley passed at harley harley pasternak. when lizzo loses ten poundsses p and announces it, the bot's that's a term for people like it's like telemarketer. call the callers like on instagram. they attack her for losingng weight because the media wants to put out a perception that being overweight is the new goal. when it's actually unhealthy. let's get aside the fact of whether it's fashion in vogue, as which is notid let's let's justo or if someone thinksthinks is attractiv ie to each his own, it's actually clinically unhealthy. and for people to go to promote >>at, it's it's daemonic. you know what i ask you?d this i've noticed this also.so yeah, why , why do you think they would want to promote unhealthiness among its o the population? >> it's a of the black race. they want to kill us in any way they can. planned parenthood was made by margaret sanger, a known sanh i genics with the kkk. and i believe that if we saw ourselves as more as we