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gina, where does this leave your productions for the market this year?e that the market trends lighter. we have it ending the year where it started. not tremendously bullish or bearish. you have to pick your stocks carefully. sectorsallocated to the where we do see accelerated earnings, where we do see reasonable valuations. our favorite picks right now our tech and health care. those two sectors have outperform the market so far this year. we are also in financials. >> i want to interrupt you, because you look at tech and a lot of people are saying, look, , $19valuation on whatsapp billion, was so insane, astronomical. people have all kinds of adjectives to describe it. which is also leaving a lot of people to question tech valuations overall. you are saying you are still picking tech as one of your stopped -- top sectors. overall, look at tech 70% of the names in the s&p 500 are trading well below their valuation. you have an opportunity there. tech outperforms when their earnings stream is accelerating faster. >> gina adams, thank you very much. comin

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gina chon of the financial times has been covering this story and was at today's hearing. >> welcomer, gina chon, first what did this report say these banks had been doing. >> well, it was a pretty scathing report it went into great detail about what senator leff inl-- levin called cloak-and-dagger tactics this they employed to basically help their clients hide tax a void u.s. taxes and hide assets. so they listed using secret elevators that were remote controlled, having a special office at the zurich airport and even passing account statements hidden in "sports illustrated" magazine to hide these activities. >> woodruff: and so what was the reaction, we heard what senator levin was saying, what did others, what was the overall reaction of the committee today. >> they were pretty harsh and they spare nod criticisms all around for both credit suisse, for the swiss government and for the justice department, for all failing to act more quickly and providing more transdns done transparns parenc' to get these names. >> credit suisse say what, we are just abiding by the law,. >> yeah, the

. >> i'm humbled to present the ohio courage medals to amanda barry, gina de-jesus and michelle knighte extraordinary women who rose above it. >> the governor presented medals to amanda berry, gina de-jesus and michelle knight last night the three were kidnapped and held inside of a cleveland home until one escapeed and oernlz were rescued their captor killed himself inside of his prison cell three months later. >> coming up at 4:00 sweet way to break the ice n a new york subway. >> and the joke is on amazon. how one big competitor is making fun of the prime air delivery idea. >> looking towards sutro tower, we can see clouds approaching the coastline soon to be followed by rain. >> another live look at afternoon commute this, is walnut creek, interstate 680 moving nicely in both directions. really free flow going back south towards alamo and danville. stay with us back with more in just a moment. >>> a woman figured out how to break the ice on a new york subway by eyeing a cake. she's a culinary school student and performance artist she decorated the cake and sliceed and served to it

gina dejesus, amanda berry y michelle knight fueron honradas por su coraje y perseverancia durante unaetto, para hablar sobre los logros del cuarto aqo de la campaqa "lets move", como criar a los hijos, el rol de las mamas y la cenas en familia con el presidente!!la primar dama tambien hizo una demostracion de algunos ejercicios que sirven no solo ppara tonificar las piernas sino tambien para el abdomen!! los consejos de la primera dama, los podra escuchar manana miercoles en despietrta america en una entrevista exclusiva con satcha pretto llegamos al final!! gracias por su atencion!! maqana los esperamos en la edicion abrazo para quienes nos extraÑaron y lo hicieron saber a travÉs de facebook. en el penal de mÁxima seguridad del altiplano el chapo guzmÁn, mÁsde

gina picked up her daughter and inher walked or ran with her her arms all the way to 14th street. anyone who knows manhattan knows that is a long way even to walk empty-handed. motherge of a 5'3" running for the life with her mother -- with her daughter in thousands of displaced americans at the louisiana superdome during katrina, the image of the finish line at the boston marathon turning in an instant to a blast zone, the should be constant reminders of the urgency and the importance of our homeland security mission. i am aware that there is another component to my job. in the name of homeland security, we cannot sacrifice our values as a nation. we can build more walls, install more screening devices, ask more questions, expect more answers, and make people suspicious of each other but not at the cost of who we are as a nation of people who cherished privacy and freedom, celebrate diversity, carry our flag at the olympics and are not afraid. thank you very much. thank you for listening to me. [applause] >> i got teared up as i think others did by the close of your speech, mr. s

casa de cleveland, aparecieron pÚblicamente juntas por primera vez desde que lograron su libertad, ginaivo turÍstico convirtieron las historias del joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn, y los narcotraficantes en el puerto de mazatlÁn. un inmigrante hondureÑo al borde de la deportaciÓn fue liberado hoy, pudo abrazar a la familia fr mÁs imagenes, desde venezuela, lilian, la esposa de leopoldo lÓpez, dice que le preocupa la salud de su esposo, y cuenta las condiciones en la que estarÍa encarcelado, los esperamos con mÁs. >>> muchas gracias. estaremos pendientes. en instantes conozca al autor del primer narcorrido, luego de la captura de joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn guzman. volvemos. >>> si quiere mÁs informaciÓn de planes de salud para usted y su ♪. ♪. ♪. >>> no hay dudas de quel joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn es un referente para los mexicanos, en el terreno musical impactÓ su deteciÓn, comienzan a aparecer decenas de narcocorridos que narran el momento. un joven cantautor de arizona, fue el primero, causa sensaciÓn en redes sociales. dulce nos presenta a osiris valencia. ♪. ♪. ♪ soy un ranchero en la sierr

organizer gina gleeson says they needed half a million signatures but came up short by 17,000. >> we needed it to be up or short just a little bit and we believe the 17,000 we are short is a number to work with. we can reclaim the numbers. >> majority of students don't want to share locker rooms or bathrooms and showers with trance gender. the law st. louis crucial in helping students like felix succeed. >> there is a lot of support all of us agree that our kids have should have a fair shot at an education. >> they don't want to say they are doing it because they are phobic but in the end that's kind of what it is. >> and gleeson says they have 21 days to appeal the final number of those signatures. hundred of thousands of signatures were thrown out so they are confident to see that on the ballot in november. live in berkley, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> state senator and san francisco mayor says they want to close a loop hole to allow landlords to opt out of the rental business. to evict and split buildings for. leno which will allow cities to prevent new owners from evicting tenants fo

for years my secretary at the law firm i was with in manhattan was a woman named gina chiaccherri. gina is a shy, quiet woman who works about 50 hours a week, commutes another three hours a day, raises two kids, is the wife of a retired new york city police officer, plays by the rules and never makes waves. at 8:46 a.m. on september 11, 2001, gina was walking into the north tower of the world trade center with her 3-year-old daughter, to catch the subway to midtown, when american airlines flight 11 plowed into the building above her. possessed by nothing but fear, survival instincts and adrenalin, gina picked up her daughter and either walked or ran with her in her arms all the way to 14th street, and anyone who knows manhattan knows that's a long way, even to walk empty-handed. the image of a 5'3" mother running for her life with her child in her arms on 9/11, the image of thousands of desperate and displaced americans at the louisiana superdome during katrina; the image of the finish line at the boston marathon turning in an instant to a blast zone, these should be constant remin

joining me now, gina mccarthy of the u.s. environmental protection agency. it's great to have you on the program. so here's the question. if a 10, on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 is what this president, what our government would need to do by the end of this president's term to be on the right track in terms of carbon emissions. where on a scale from 1 to 10 can you get to without any congressional activity? >> oh, chris, it's great to be here, and i think the president's been very clear that he's eager to work with congress, but he's not waiting. we're going to take action, and there's a lot of ability for the administration, when we work together, when we work with businesses and the industries in the states to actually make a significant dent in carbon emissions, to help our communities stay safe through resiliency and become a bigger player in the international level. >> what does significant mean, right? we've got this map that's bearing down on us and the numbers really matter. how far can we get with just what the epa is doing right now on things like fuel

in fact gina told me get the bond markets traded six hundred and forty five attacks in which more than five hundred people died. according to official figures more than one hundred citizens but get this got old. opinion is that it should go out to toss all that and the donald these baptists militants the bca is at the clock to stop the government has floated a softer option and not awarding peace talks with them. the jet perception is that law is working with for innocent civilians. look for hard core militants. it began but it is sunday. the other day to do with them and let go. cuba to see that it will be posted. i'm a little less his avg. these people to be a fool in the box on the line by enough. the gop's talks with the august sun government and on the bottom is the government use its part has to say two faces militants in their domain with these. it's a trade saudi forces themselves that is the lack of the other day but they had finally crushed it to see it focused on the road that intrigues. a guy. on the ttc again with that forces him to blow my horn. gideon levy for you lady w

gina told me that he could tell it on the street to six hundred and forty five attacks in which more than five hundred people died. according to official figures. what about hundreds of thousands but get this got old. opinion is that it should act to toss all that and the donald these doctors to militants the pc is at the clock to stop the government has floated a soft approach and awarding peace talks with them the perception that all is working with what innocent civilians. look for hard core militants. a bacon lettuce on it. the other day to do with the sentiment of love. cuba to the patient who posted below. i'm a little less colorado. his eighteen he uses people to be a fool in the box on a long line up they called peace talks with the doctors on government and on the bottom. is the government use its part has to say two faces militants in their domain with these guys are great saudi forces themselves that is the lack of the other day but they had quite the rush to get to see it focused on the road that intrigues the guy. on the ticket yet with that forces him to blow my horn. g

and they have the bar gina and baramus. they were multicultural, different issues, they learned from the experts that they studied theology, they found so many things that they wanted to do in a pastoral way that they took charge of the council. and some of the documents were prepared by the vatican congregations were rejected because they were too legalistic and a whole new approach came thanks to what these men were experiencing as church people. and they did an extra job. >> i want to ask you too, when we're talking about i mean, vatican ii is a name of the church, when you say vatican ii people know it, i'm talking about people from all faiths or no faith. but we don't really -- we really don't know the details. it's a brand thing. '62 to 65 you were ordained in 62, there was seminary in anticipation of i guess this coming. it was planned for a couple years, and yet it was not implemented until 1969. so for seven years we continued, or whatever it was, four years, right? >> how was that? >> well, the thing was we had co

with us today, gina sanchez from chantico global. michael gued anthony chan from chase. and our own rick santelli. >> michael, we have been talking for months about the need for a 10% correction in this market that did so well in 2013. it would appear it's under way. >> it certainly would appear, and i think it's actually perfect opportunity for investors to reposition portfolios. going into this, bill our position has been, yeah you're invested but you're in the conservative names the names that really don't lose as much now beta is getting killed a lot of leaders getting killed. this is an opportunity to reposition and not to panic, bill. people are going to want to panic about this. every 10% down is not a time to panic. it's not 2008. it's an opportunity to repo reposition reposition. >> anthony, i want to ask you whether this is an event driven by liquidity or an event driven by deteriorating fundamentals like the ism report in the u.s. that dropped five points over the month which is a pretty big drop and an extremely unusual one. >> what we're seeing is still the

the i know gina said. you don't go to school. just to satisfy the bombings the stoush dunno what a great bible stay till this coming up off to the bay. the sentences and bought a bass box. focus on i know that and started we are gone national. welcome back to watching news bits off a shovel when on top the ticker forces with a pocket some of the made over the death sentence handed out to bomb the heoes along with a sheeple sentenced to death. the fruit including that is the most part he got up from a security agency chief and former deputy government is to play involvement in the country's biggest ever on flawed in case there is life and i'm done i'll preach among the puppy from the medical costs noon do you. it is it does is about to boost from me to stop me from the gym on the snow on the gi to the streets of pakistan's biggest city of ninety to protest against the death sentence given to obama bc islam is to be done. abundant least was sentenced to death fourteen people including in the snow despite the media of beaumont secur

amanda berry, gina dejesus and michelle knight received courage awards monday night.nce gave them a two-minute standing ovation. the women were rescued after being kidnapped from the streets of cleveland between 2002 and 2004. >>> and a judge in mexico decides whether a trial is warranted in the case of alleged drug kingpin joaquin "el chapo" guzman. he was captured over the weekend in mexico. in the u.s., at least several federal district courts have indictments pending against guzman. as dean reynolds reports chicago has been a major hub for his cartel. >> reporter: chicago's gang members estimated at 100,000 are ready foot soldiers and enforcers for chapo guzman's sinaloa cartel which supplies 70% to 90% of the drugs sold here, according to the drug enforcement administration. rival cartels or gangs trying move in on guzman's organization have been dealt with harshly. and innocents have been caught in the crosshairs of what is a $3 billion business in the chicago area alone. last year, the chicago crime commission named guzman public enemy number one. the only othe

. >>> y lo digo como te gusta gina? >>> venga. >>> entre a u-videos.com. temperaturas. >>> cuanto lo podemos hacer. durante una vez a la semana? >>> puede ser una vez por semana. >>> para hidratar que mÁs? >>> para esa fi piel... >>> el aceite de oliva lo podemos utilizar en todos lados. >>> en la piel, las uÑas. >>> como si fuÉramos a hacer una papilla de manzana, y va a quedar fantÁstico. >>> y quiero aprender, vienen fechas muy importantes, a ver. >>> mira que linda. >>> por cuanto tiempo dejamos? >>> 20 minutos. >>> y lavamos bien con agua frÍa o tibia? >>> frÍa. >>> si queremos sanar alguna irritaciÓn por alergia, que podemos usar? >>> aguacate, muy calmante, igual ingrediente estrella, aceite de oliva, y vamos a hacer una mezcla, y lo que hace es nutrir e hidratar. vamos a aplicar en cara, cuello, lo mezclamos de esta forma. >>> por cuanto tiempo? >>> 20 minutos. >>> igualmente por 20 minutos, y lo aplicamos, puede ser en cualquier parte de la cara, lo aplicamos en la frente de esta forma, y seÑora, se lo puede aplicar en manos, cuticulas. >>> vamos

amanda berry, gina dejesus and michelle knight received courage awards. so wonderful to see them all smiling. the three appearing on stage monday night with governor john kasich. he said the three extraordinary women, despite having the worst in this world thrown at them, rose above it and emerged not as victims but as victors. lovely words. >>> all right, federal marshals joining the man@hunt for a convicted child rapist who cut off his ankle monitor and fled a group home in colorado. there he is. police say 51-year-old eric hartwell is a sexually violent predator. he had been living at independence house in denver since december and police say this is not the first time he has escaped. >> he has a history of this. he served his time in the correctional facilities, and then gets released under supervised release, cuts off a bracelet or a monitoring device and is gone. >> hartwell was convicted of raping a 6-year-old and trying to rape a pregnant teenager. he was paroled to the denver facility under lifetime supervision because he failed to register as a

. >> good afternoon, i am as gina and i am a policy director of the san francisco community, and just a reminder that we represent and work with eleven non-profit community health centers in san francisco and i am here to give a brief update on our piece of the cpmc development agreement. and the 8 health centers that are looking at forming an ipa and in response to the changes in the healthcare degree, created by the afortable care act where now received funds and have hired a project manager, dr. valdez the former medical director of the medical system was familiar and rooted in the tender loin and they have completed a study, which is now being reviewed by some in the expertise and this kind of management. they have been to los angeles, to find out about similar community clinics and how they have developed an mso. and now, they are in the process of developing a business plan. and so, i know to the outside world, it might seem not much is happening and it is slow and it is a new area for our clinics. but, just a reminder that our clinics, remain the most one of the most viable opt

. >> gina de jesus, amanda berry y shia, aparecieron juntas en publica.que fue condenado a cadena perpetua. >> una misteriosa enfermedad al acecho. >> los expertos no logran descifrar quer la producen ,tenemos una seria alerta para muchos padres. >>c on los ojos llenos de lagrimas pide ayuda una modelo mexicana luego de sus 15 años de arresto por el asesinato de paco. >> ( ♪ música ) >> que los hace tan especial? será su arte? su forma de expresarse? o quizás la de el? será su ritmo? sus locuras? o su valentnía? será la forma en que el juaga? la forma en que el baila? la forma en que ella se ve? será porque nos asustan? porque nos sorprenden? o porque nos ponen incomodos? bien, bien, incomodos. sea lo que sea, lo reconoces cuando lo ves esto es para todos los que somos unicos. autorida ♪ una serie alerta autoridades de salud investigan una enfermedad parecida a polio que a afectado a 25 niÑo en california que causa parÁlisis en brazos o pierna los mÉdicos sospechan que podrÍa tratarse de un virus una niÑa que se repone de esta enfermedad y su familia part

. >> amanda berry, gina dejesus and michelle knight were snatched off the streets of cleveland as teenagers. they were raped, tortured and chained until they were able to make enough noise to attract attention. well, the governor there awarded all three of them with courage medals. >> they rescued themselves, first by staying strong and by sticking together and then by literally breaking out into freedom. >> the governor called all three women extraordinary who emerged from a nightmare not as victims but as victors, he said. the women got a standing ovation lasting well over two minutes. >> all right. time now for the weather across the nation. rain along the texas gulf coast. it will be heavy today. lighter showers from florida to the carolinas. some snow from wyoming to western kansas, and if you're in the west, you'll enjoy some sunny, dry conditions. >> frigid temperatures around the upper midwest and check out minneapolis with a high of only 6 degrees. 50s and 60s across the south. mostly 30s and 40s on the east coast. >>> all right, so long to the slogan, one of the most iconic ad cam

gina dejesus, amanda berry y michelle knight fueron honradas por su coraje y perseverancia durante unao usan crest? no sé. en la escuela todos usan crest. [ locutora ] allí me di cuenta que todavía usábamos la pasta de antes. decidí que era hora de probar crest. más y más hispanos en los estados unidos están probando crest. pruébala porque crest funciona. la primera dama, michelle obama converso en exclusiva con mi companera satcha pretto, para hablar sobre los logros del cuarto aqo de la campaqa "lets move", como criar a los hijos, el rol de las mamas y la cenas en familia con el presidente!!la primar dama tambien hizo una demostracion de algunos ejercicios que sirven no solo ppara tonificar las piernas sino tambien para el abdomen!! los consejos de la primera dama, los podra escuchar manana miercoles en despietrta america en una entrevista exclusiva con satcha pretto llegamos al final!! gracias por su atencion!! maqana los esperamos en la edicion >> ¿quÉ le estabas diciendo a arnold? >> ay, pues que esta casa me recuerda a tu padre, huele a tu dads, apesta a tu paps. >> bueno, obvi,

gina sanchez, what are you expecting to hear from janet yellen tomorrow? what does the market want to hear do you think? >> i think the market and i certainly expect to hear that the recovery is fragile but the economy is still growing and that policy will remain unchanged. that will be the most market-friendly maneuver and i think that's exactly what janet yellen is going to do. anthony chan, a lot of people are talking today about the fact there will be a panel of experts testifying after janet yellen. they include some hawks like john taylor. how do you think that will affect the testimony, questions, and markets as they watch this all play out tomorrow? >> i think they will be asked questions based on what janet yellen talks about and, of course, the topics at hand. we know john taylor has never been a big proponent of all the stimulus that the federal reserve has put out there, so we sort of have to look at what these guys' positions or officials' positions have been prior to their testimony to get at least -- glean an idea of what they're going to sa

plans oh yeah i actually forgot we i have one that's actually at the south by southwest this year gina gray on facebook do you have any input into the designs of your jackets that you wear on stage and where do you get the inspiration from oh yeah i have all that and yeah i have all input on the designs the girl who has done them are you know they always give you like a choice of three different designs and then i go from there and i go whoa look let's add this rose here let's do that i mean but basically i get people that know more than i do about everything if you do a duets album with judd to work with would you consider engelberg car project yeah why not i'm going to we we want to do a christmas duets which we've got kind of pencil lead and garth is he said he would do it reba said she would do something in and julie are julie armando's said she got a number doing now is good yeah facebook user martin is her i want ricky martin and my daughter yeah facebook is a mark webster as bad out of hell was a signature album a rock n roll classic is there another album or song by another art

[applause] amandaberry, gina, and michelle, three extraordinary women rose above.emen were freed of them was able to push through a door and go for help. an incredible story. a new five-year pentagon audit is out of many in congress are not happy. defense secretary chuck hagel's plan cuts army forces to fewer than before the terrorist attacks in 2011. 01. congressionalwith limits -- these are the numbers. also proposed is the benefit changes for current and retired members of the military. secretary hagel defended the budget yesterday at the pentagon. >> these recommendations will adapt our defense enterprise a we can continue to protect this nation's security in an era of unprecedented uncertainty and change. if we continue on the current course without making his modest adjustments now, the choices will only grow more difficult and more painful down the road. we chose further reductions in troop strength and more structure in every military service, active and reserve, in order to sustain our readiness and technological superiority and to protect critical capabil

was a high school it was after high school i actually just graduated and how did you happen to kiss ginayou know you know it just started happening and we were listening to janet jackson in a car and it just flowed out of the oh my god. it's pretty good. three things every man should master wow you should master. see wow that's a hard ok yourself. your humility and your cleaning habits. favorite painter wow picasso favorite football player barry sanders me to day been never been anyone like him for what scares you know not thinking i know something and not knowing it at all time travel or space travel time if you could change one thing about yourself over to be. i would probably. ron. i care so i don't i know. i would change my narcissism. could line three adjectives to describe you wow big strong funny what keeps you up at night what do you worry about money you don't have money you just know it's just you never it's one of those things where you know of what you've been broke you just don't want to ever go there again it's hurts just the it like being poor once again i remember being c

gina picked up her daughter and inher walked or ran with her her arms all the way to 14th street.anyone who knows manhattan knows that is a long way even to walk empty-handed. motherge of a 5'3" running for the life with her mother -- with her daughter in thousands of displaced americans at the louisiana superdome during katrina, the image of the finish line at the boston marathon turning in an instant to a blast zone, the should be constant reminders of the urgency and the importance of our homeland security mission. i am aware that there is another component to my job. in the name of homeland security, we cannot sacrifice our values as a nation. we can build more walls, install more screening devices, ask more questions, expect more answers, and make people suspicious of each other but not at the cost of who we are as a nation of people who cherished privacy and freedom, celebrate diversity, carry our flag at the olympics and are not afraid. thank you very much. thank you for listening to me. [applause] >> i got teared up as i think others did by the close of your speech, mr. se

governor john kasich had a hard time being heard over the applause, as he honored amanda berry, gina de jesus and michelle knight. all three were kidnapped and held in a home in cleveland until their rescue last year. their captor, ariel castro, pled guilty to hundreds of felony charges, and later killed himself in prison. a mystery illness has sickened dozens of kids in california -- evening paralyzing at least five -- and doctors say the symptoms appear to be similar to polio. two bullets aimed at an ohio bus driver's chest were stopped -- by the bible in his shirt pocket. police say 49-year-old rickey waggoner was trying to repair the bus, when a group of guys walked up to him and shot him three times and stabbed him in the arm. one bullet struck him in the right leg and two were fired into his chest. but police say the other two shots jammed into the dayton bus driver's bible and did not penetrate his chest. waggoner was taken to the hospital and is expected to recover. >> is that why keep farmers almanac in your pocket at all times? that was a good one. >> after last week ... th

gina, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> what does that really mean? i understand what is being said at the podium, but give me the hard ball political reality of what the speaker is not really saying here. >> the real deal on this is that we are in a midterm year, and republicans -- >> thank you. >> you are welcome. and republicans feel emboldened and they feel they have a real chance now to take the senate. >> why do they feel that way? >> because president obama has suffer sod much in the polls since particularly midpoint last year. >> he is unpopular. >> he is unpopular and they have six seat is all they need, if they can take those seats they think that they have a really good shot. and any rep who would sign on to immigration reform legislation. between main stream republicans and the more conservative republicans but it is this midterm election that really explains it. >> wait a minute, you can -- you can run into trouble if you pass. it can pay you a price if you don't do inning? >> absolutely. it's possible that once they get through the prima

for years, my secretary at the law firm i was with in manhattan was a woman named gina tichiari.he works about 50 hours a week, raises two weeks, the wife of a retired new york city police officer, plays by the rules and never makes wages. in 2000 love and she was walking into the world trade center with her three-year-old daughter -- in 2011 she was walking into the world trade center with earth real daughter when the plane plowed into the building above her. gina picked up her daughter and either walked or ran with her in her arms all the way to 14th street. anyone who knows manhattan knows that is a long way even to walk empty-handed. the image of a 5'3" mother running for the life with her mother -- with her daughter in her arms, thousands of displaced americans at the louisiana superdome during katrina, the image of the finish line at the boston marathon turning in an instant to a blast zone, the should be constant reminders of the urgency and the importance of our homeland security mission. i am aware that there is another component to my job. in the name of homeland securi

he says, talking about the girl that picked him up, gina, at the bus station.ank blanks, so i'm not going to go there. but maybe i might get me a blank. but he says he's not going after no blank blank. homey don't play that. okay. well, we don't play that either. not here. so, this letter is going to be rejected. >> let's go cat hunting. >> cat hunting? >> let's go. >> with reassurance from sergeant english that he will find a safe home for fluffy, t.c. agrees to help track her down. >> take her to california? >> i don't know if she's going to california or not. >> somebody needs to take her to california. >> she gone? she don't move. >> she's watching us right there. you see her? >> i see her peeping right now. she's smiling. she's peeping. she's going to get somewhere. she's gone. she ain't coming back. she's going to stay on that side where she's safe at. >> t.c., i believe she just told us where her kitten is. kitchen gate, two tower. >> stay away from my girl, man. >> get on out of there. she's leaving a false trail. that's what she's doing. >> leaving a f

i am proud to have gina here today to share alabama's successful volunteer pre-k program. >> please join me in welcoming them. [applause] dr. lowery? >> thank you, governor. thank you, governor. we really appreciate and are honored to be here with you this morning. we are happy for this opportunity to highlight the state of maryland's successes and lessons learned through our early childhood education system over the last 12 years. at the conclusion of this presentation i will share recommendations that you may be able to apply to your states early childhood education system. the mission has been to get more children prepared for school and to narrow the school readiness gap with an eye on eliminating the achievement gap. how do we go about this? in 2000, maryland set up an accountability system for early childhood education systems. the focus was not on sanctions, but on continuous program improvement. the accountability system immediately yielded positive results for several reasons. slide number one shows the domains and a number of assessment indicators from the maryland model for ki