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. >> reporter: georgette has been serving it up for a smile for 21 year. >> customers are great, jukeboxntastic. what more could i ask for? >> reporter: grits. if you were going to write a song, what would it be? >> i'll be back again or something like that. ♪ >> reporter: just more syrupy the song, the better. kevin tibbles, nbc news, atlanta. >> now we're all hungry. >> smothered hash browns are the best. >>> 7:26. protester this is london want david cameron to see even after it was revealed that he profited from an offshore trust fund. protesters have been gathering outside his residence since the news came out. the fund was set up by his late father and it was detailed in the pana"panama papers." camera t cameron denied that it was set up to avoid taxes. >>> john kerry says the u.s. will continue to support afghanistan's government. ker kerry praised the reform agenda. the national unity government has not been very effective since its leaders were installed lessan >>> it is certainly chilly outside on this sunday morning. take a look at the capital building out this wh. chuck is upd

georgette as a question about women and pay gap. >> my daughter is entering the workforce, it's 2016ll, you're 100% right because there still is a pay gap. it's 2016 and we're still facing the reality that women are not paid equally to men. and this is not just a woman's issue. this is a family issue and an economic issue. if you have a mother, a wife, a daughter, a sister, you are being cheated because if you don't get equal pay, then that affects your whole family income. so here is what i want to do. we have laws on the books. you're supposed to be paid equally. they're very hard to enforce. why? because we also have laws that permit people who try to find out whether they're being paid equally for doing the same job as a male counterpart, they can be fired or retaliated against on the job for trying to get that information. so, first and foremost, we should pass the paycheck fairness act which i co-sponsored, sponsored, spoke for all during the time i was in the senate and we should also work to demand more transparency from businesses, because when they are willing to be transpa

comment before it was a shining new metro system, reminding us all of the jet city of pittsburgh's, georgette son and there it was. i moved here in 1978 penl nently rode metro throughout the '80s and '90s. in 1993 joined the board of metro and served on the board from 1993 to 1999 twice as chair of the board. when i left metro in 1999, the end of 19999 it was a shining example of regional cooperation and was the envy of transit systems throughout the country. i rejoined the board in january of last year and i was outraged and i want you to know this at what i had found. 15 years after i left this system the finances were in chaos and the operations were just behind it. what happened, how did we get here? first we have to realize something, i want everybody to recognize this, metro is all of us, it's not just paul and i, metro is everyone in this room and we have to take responsibility for this system and get it fixed. because we talked about who rides metro? 200 million people ride metro a year. district, virginia, maryland residents, 22 million people visit this region every year and 35% of

dagen, georgette, michael jones. "varney & company" coming up, stuart, take it away. stuart: i'll take it. bad news on the economy and bad news for hillary, but what a great day for facebook stock holders. good morning, everyone. almost a dead stop, that's the state of the economy. see the graphic. the obama economy is on a down turn that may point to recession. that's not good for hillary clinton, she's tied to the failed policies. at facebook wild success. huge profit, 200 million new users and a stock price that's going straight up. how different for microsoft, google, twitter. notes from the campaign trail, senator cruz picked up a vice-president early, carly fiorina. and donald trump says it will make no difference. look at bernie sanders, the socialist, he's laying off hundreds of workers. mass layoffs from a socialist. just saying. the dow is going to fall 100 points. the target boycott petition nears a million seeners and we will show you again, the moment of life when it begins. "varney & company," you're looking at it now. "varney & company" is about to begi

yesterday on the program, republican delicate georgette mosbacher weighed in and she's a delegate.i have been a delegate for four conventions. no, it is rigged. however. it is the way it's been. there are rules. maria: does it seem unfair to you? >> i think the process is getting a lot more attention. our convention as it's done for years and years. the candidates knew the rules for while before they even candidates. they knew the rules in place. i don't feel it's great. i think it's fair but i think it takes a second effort by candidates not to just win the primary but then to create a ground team to go and get their delegates elected to convention. maria: monica crowley. >> i just wanted to ask you because the rules are the rules and this has been standard practice on both sides for a long time. perception is reality and is reality in politics as in life. so from this partially explain the breadth of donald trump, the sort of antiestablishment, anti-elitist that -- where the perception is the insiders to have the right track. in the state of colorado, voters didn't get a chance t