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us at "right this minute" and follow to show all day long. >> behold the beauty and majesty of the heron>> what have you got >> just look. >> holy mackerel. i mean holy catfish. >> it is a catfish. >> no way that thing can swallow that. don't they go after smaller fish. >> this is at the peacock wood estate in south africa. they say they have lots of wildlife. this one was waiting on lunch. >> oh, man he finished it off too. he was still moving too. >> this is how they usually swallow. they don't have hands. can't tear it apart. >> he made quick work of that. that's impressive. >> what we have here is a canadian goose and goslings. they jump up on the ledge and walk away until a couple can't. it's lower down here. >> mom has to go back and get them. >> it is survival of the fittest. they have to get up there on their own. eventually one of them does. finally the last one goes i'm going to keep on trying. i think i can. look, could it. there's mom and dad and everybody else waiting because, remember, no gosling left behind. >>> whether you're a car fan or not most people love seeing super

heron has made it easy for her stylists to run their businesses online.website. >> it's a dream. >> the company also has a team of marketers constantly creating content. >> we don't have to deal with creating any imagines. >> lindsay has been selling stella and dot for five years. >> it's just really easy to click on something and share it on instagram or facebook. >> the mother of two is married to an army major and has lived in six states. >> when we're moving, i can choose to work during the move. i can still sell and be relevant in the midst of moving. >> she spends five to ten hours a week selling the accessories while raising her kids and running a dance company. she pulls in between $2,000 and $3,000 a month by her own sales and commissions of other stylists she's recruited. the more you recruit, the more you earn. it's a multilevel marketing strategy employed by many direct sales companies. >> for those who might say this is a pyramid scheme, what is your answer? >> it's a business platform that works just like many fortune 500 company sales model

. >> a public event that is ticket as well we're blocking off harrison and have two officers on heron and ticketing on heron and officers checking people they have stamps saying they can come in and out. >> are you serving alcohol. >> yes. >> how do the ticket an event in the streets. >> we sell tickets online beforehand and ticketed at the door. >> how do you do that for a street in the public street i thought that was not permit. >> they can have a ticket event but have to allow local assess all the time. >> i believe they. >> is that changed in the last year. >> i don't know. >> san francisco pride closed 16 blocks and can't ask for donations because you can't you know - i mean it is curious to me because i don't - commissioner frost do you have any ideas. >> no ideas. >> the use of streets because you did a street closer. >> you can't block off the skulks i sidewalks i'm curious i don't know anyone else. >> asian art museum rent out for the civic center and the gallery so - because that is is specific about 3 permit. >> i was curious they received the permit in full detail. >> i j

. >>> executive editor of the huffington post, liz heron, posted a photo to twitter and asked, notice anything about our huffington post editor's meeting? apparently she was so excited and proud they are all women, but that's not what the internet saw. the reactionses were swift and hilarious. whiteness? said educated hillbilly. lack of black people? said tom rig. schmitty said is it whiter than a polar blair -- polar bear eating ice cream. and if they have a diversity problem, the problem is not there is naff lores -- enough lores, but she thinks she should be so proud of a table full of women. who cares if you are all women. did you do it on purpose? that's bad because you would have demonstrated against men or was it an accident m can you please write an article explaining what is so good about a room with no men. i'm sure there is something good. i would like them to articulate it so i can hold it against them in a future monologue. >>> christopher han -- >> i know it. >> do you see what you people have gotten into? you can't be proud of your do have -- diversity jie. i don't know

. >> a public event that is ticket as well we're blocking off harrison and have two officers on heronnd ticketing on heron and officers checking people they have stamps saying they can come in and out. >> are you serving alcohol. >> yes. >> how do the ticket an event in the streets. >> we sell tickets online beforehand and ticketed at the door. >> how do you do that for a street in the public street i thought that was not permit. >> they can have a ticket event but have to allow local assess all the time. >> i believe they. >> is that changed in the last year. >> i don't know. >> san francisco pride closed 16 blocks and can't ask for donations because you can't you know - i mean it is curious to me because i don't - commissioner frost do you have any ideas. >> no ideas. >> the use of streets because you did a street closer. >> you can't block off the skulks i sidewalks i'm curious i don't know anyone else. >> asian art museum rent out for the civic center and the gallery so - because that is is specific about 3 permit. >> i was curious they received the permit in full detail. >> i jus

. >> a public event that is ticket as well we're blocking off harrison and have two officers on heron and ticketing on heron and officers checking people they have stamps saying they can come in and out. >> are you serving alcohol. >> yes. >> how do the ticket an event in the streets. >> we sell tickets online beforehand and ticketed at the door. >> how do you do that for a street in the public street i thought that was not permit. >> they can have a ticket event but have to allow local assess all the time. >> i believe they. >> is that changed in the last year. >> i don't know. >> san francisco pride closed 16 blocks and can't ask for donations because you can't you know - i mean it is curious to me because i don't - commissioner frost do you have any ideas. >> no ideas. >> the use of streets because you did a street closer. >> you can't block off the skulks i sidewalks i'm curious i don't know anyone else. >> asian art museum rent out for the civic center and the gallery so - because that is is specific about 3 permit. >> i was curious they received the permit in full detail. >> i j

. >> ahead, how jessica heron is p?p?o?t ♪ ♪ >>> jessica herrin is founder and ceo of the accessories giant stella & dot. it's mission is to encourage women to become entrepreneurs through social selling. she has a new book out tomorrow. we have more from behind the scenes. >> reporter: look at this closet. are you kidding me? >> this is definitely a place that was designed to showcase our accessories brands. >> reporter: for an introduction to stella & dot, looko turned stella & dotnt multimon >> i pinch myself. i love my life. >> reporter: your home away from home? herrin lives in the heart of silicon valley where she's created something rare -- a company for women that's run by women. >> there are too few success stories about women in business, not only in silicon valley but every where. >> reporter: she set out to change that in 2003. >> it was about creating opportunity for women that was more flexible. let's let it cook for a while. >> reporter: for the wife and mother of two, flexibility wasn't just part of a busine

taken against her will she goes to jesse bethel high school and this is a picture of for she has green heron she was last seen wearing a gray sweater and leggings is solder runs of the caucus of the market responded to reports of shots fired when debt is the to the scene they found a cell phone and some blood on the ground for family and friends said they were home safely they identified the 19 year-old from the loyal as a purse of interest the richmond, most unpopular and hercules are meeting at 8:00 this morning they believe the shootings all gang-related and most of have gone on solving the board cameras and install to the to identify the people were responsible for his reckless action from and to install cameras to prevent shootings on highway 4. >>mark: here is video from our rally in salinas yesterday clinton is 79 delegates away from clinching the democratic presidential nomination this is come under scrutiny after the government report released yesterday about her using a private e-mail server walk she was secretary of state he she did not seek legal approval to use a private server

said heron: a fellow thought we would lose 100,000 jobs a month because the passport issue. of any bank aspect or financial services country instantly set its services. if you say leave our relationship and we will get to wto rules and negotiate with there's the world, you face massive terrorists -- tariffs. they could make your economy much worse than the norway deal. >> i think massive tariff is something of an exaggeration. handlingask you, your of the government. outside of the special circumstances of renegotiation how much of your times giving to advancing or protecting britain's position in the eu? outside of the special circumstance and renegotiation? how much time this eu business take up of your day? mr. cameron: i could probably write to you. 10 and 15 i between guess. >> how often do you -- mr. cameron: it's a very good question. there are a set number of european summit every year. a certain number of extra ones for emergencies. a certain amount of european diplomacy. there are domestic relations -- issues relating to europe. i would say 15%. the negotiation to

she adopted an entirely out of herone, going way to praise speaker paul ryan's efforts as genuine. as therico struggles u.s. territory defaulted on $422 million in debt repayment. attention turns to july 1 as the next potential deadline for action. thoses don't believe payments will be made. you can read more of that story on the hill.com. house speaker paul ryan argues millennials should support the republican agenda at the polls. he took questions at georgetown university. immigration reform and confederate flag displays were among the topics. >> please welcome to the stage the president of georgetown university. [applause] >> good afternoon and thank you so much for being here. -- theuld like to offer cnn can trigger sirs on our institute of politics and public service advisory board. we are honored by the presence of the 54th speaker of the house of representatives, a representative from wisconsin, the honorable paul ryan who joins us to offer his percent of to engage in dialogue. addressing a group of white house interns last month, speaker ryan spoke of the state of american

he views her as someone who has a disease and -- and her gateway into heron was a pharmaceutical painkiller for surgical or siege or six to seven years ago and she lost access to medicine and this is what happened. the concern i have is this, number one, if today you are dependent upon opiate substance, your respective of how you got there, less in the case of this person because of the use of a pharmaceutical that led to this point. there is still in a store near a stigma associated with it. you're a bad person doing a really bad thing and needs to be punished for it. second, even if that stigma were to change so we can get more people in to treatment and accepting the fact that i am physically dependent on the substance, in many communities there is nowhere to take them. the only place you can take them potentially is to a jail where you hope there withdraws our management may not be. in essence, there is nowhere to go. many places many places don't have the capacity to meet that reality. that leads to the third problem and that is the number people who end up in a jail cell for 15 days,

we're joined by tim ba heron of creative strategies and mark cohen now with columbia business school.e you both with us. what do you think about this jazzy new store? >> it's a great design. they have these giant doors that open up. the idea is, look, instead of just being a retail scepter, let it be a gathering place. it's one of the most beautifully designed buildings i've seen so far. >> she says she wants people to say to each other, let's meet at apple almost like it's starbucks. does that help the company longer term? >> i think more so than starbucks. they have a higher valued product that's far more important and that customers don't buy their products every day as they would if they were buying a cup of coffee at starbucks. look. the apple store is a brilliant 15-year-old strategy. we know how successful they've been. they got it right the first time which is unusual. they've been fastidious about materials and housekeeping. the stores look as fresh and inviting as when they first opened. >> and yet their fortune looks so different than ten years ago. does this jazzy store co

said heron: a fellow thought we would lose 100,000 jobs a month because the passport issue. of any bank aspect or financial services country instantly set its services. if you say leave our relationship and we will get to wto rules and negotiate with there's the world, you face massive terrorists -- tariffs. they could make your economy much worse than the norway deal. >> i think massive tariff is something of an exaggeration. handlingask you, your of the government. outside of the special circumstances of renegotiation how much of your times giving to advancing or protecting britain's position in the eu? outside of the special circumstance and renegotiation? how much time this eu business take up of your day? mr. cameron: i could probably write to you. 10 and 15 i between guess. >> how often do you -- mr. cameron: it's a very good question. there are a set number of european summit every year. a certain number of extra ones for emergencies. a certain amount of european diplomacy. there are domestic relations -- issues relating to europe. i would say 15%. the negotiation to

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