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. >> reporter: jeannie is desperate to find her brother, 20-year-old derek. family and friends haven't seen or hrd from the s francisco city college student since thursday. >> there's no phone activity on his phone. there's noing on his bk statements, likee bary keeps any cash withhim. if he does it's no more than a few dollars. you cannot survi on foodith that lile. >> reporter: he s last seen thursday morning around 10:00, headingut to catch the 29 bus to city college. but he ner shod up for class. hi family says records obtained byolice showis iphone in plac in the bay view they the phone was at the candle . stick recreation area on ursday. en near silver at 5:00. and at 11:30 that nit, it was near bancroft and 3rd. >> i'm very worried for him. >> reporter: his csin ss the silence tell him something is wrong. >> to be honest, i don think anything good out of it. there's no reason for himo be candle stick recreatnal area. >> reporter: he never mses dinnerith his family. >> he'll probably beome roughly around 3:00. if he'll with his friends, no lar than 5:45

family, and we're gonna reminisce and celebrate the incredible life that belonged to our dear friend jeannier, who, as you may know, passed away on may the 8th at the age of 84. for 40 years, she played katherine chancellor, and this was her set. this was the chancellor living room, where she bedeviled me. she was an amazing, amazing woman. she was a powerful actress and inventive and brave. she was a very loving mother,

attending the talks expense squash is optimism that the meeting at the sofa and joined from any line from jeannie but with more now that does the side of the progress that has been made if a flop and i would still have green on. i think cautious optimism is the correct word to describe the estate was saddened that have been issued by the leaders taking part in peace talks you into the vet this morning we heard from the uk foreign minister william hague was talking about having to seize the moment to cling to this elusive deal of what has been waiting for a lover. he also was careful to say and it's right that there still isn't done deal at the moment. now we've also heard from the us us has been talking about having to narrow the gaps in terms of the issues that divide the embellishments on the tv cabinet having said that peace talks offer an opportunity to make real progress on again to conduct some optimism out there but careful not to get hopes too high of one of the country's though involved in the talks and tend to be going against the flow would probably be found said the french foreign min

we knew about and jeannie title in paris to stay with us. lol welcome to the uga here on flossing kept they're calling it the beak is true for missing your peanut works brought to light since the end of world war two. german authorities this week announced the discovery of more than one thousand four hundred paintings drawings prints andith the grass plundered by the nazis. now among the works valued at an estimated one point four billion dollars twenty century masterpieces i should call. renoir to lose the excitement easton even picasso. now a german news weekly had earlier reported that the cash has been ceased when the party and police raided the apartment of an un christian and a man named cornelius correlates in february two thousand twelve cornelius had apparently inherited a point from his father hildebrand. and the elder girl it had worked from nineteen thirty eight to nineteen forty one for the nazis finding buyers for confiscated works that hitler considered quote t generate now the discovery's already raising questions why did the

basically, what i tried to come up with, with jeannie's help was, we could come up low-cost or no-cost solutions, because the state department is not looking to dump tons of money into something new, and in this budget environment it will be a while. what we came up with a lot of the things we could do by shifting emphasize, real things the state department can do. i believe some of them are underway to a certain extent, and i looking forward to this afternoon speaking to a life of people to find out where we are in that way in the state department. let me wrap up and say the limitations of this report -- the limitation is obvious. it just deals with one part of the world. there is a whole world out there. people say, why did you not cover indonesia? in india i am finding a series of public diplomacy ideas that are different than what i had in my report because i'm dealing with a different environment where we are running a country, working in a country that is up to 70% approval ratings, different from what we have that is covering this report. what i am saying is there were limitatio

neil: i think it is too late, i do, i just think that you can't put this jeannie back in the sir syringe, i think this is a mess, an administrative mess, it is like putting lipstick on that pro verbial pig. >> i don't think we are near that point 92 why? >> i think your experience here in massachusets you can make adjustment and make them work well. but, it will require people coming together in a we we've not seen so far in washington. neil: they are not coming together, the difference with your fine straight and nationally a lot of folk are angry, they are dumped from their policies to exchanges, they are different from what they had, a year from now when the companies have to decide whether to keep or dump tens of millions more will experience losing whatever they have now. they might switch to something better, but what they get used to, people are creatures of comfort they will lose, my thinking is that it is going to get worse you say no? >> we have been through these debates here, a big debate after the law went into effect whether prescription drugs should be covered or not. deci

. >> the key here in what we are asking for is that we put the jeannie back in the bottle as quicklyan and take the time out and give congress and the public an opportunity to figure out can we do this safely? the fbi has written to congress and said there so many risks involved. you had 48 out of 50 attorney generals in 2006 write a letter to say they didn't want to see internet gambling. there was too much of it that we can't get our arms around. it's going to be a problem and just as the governor said, families see the devastation, the debt that is going to be created. a totally different direction and we need to see our economies and families going. >> we can say that about all gambling and gaming, but what about the taxes and all this money that is going offshore. they should be brought into the united states. >> let me say this. you have to have some limits. we kent believe in a philosophy that anything goes and everything goes. everything can't be for sale. we need to have limits. we have to have limits and those limits say in this case there needs to be a time out and we need

jeannie kim says friends told her she was crazy when she bought sam's diner in 2006. now she says business is so good she's expanded. >> it's been great. there's definitely been a change of customer base. the demographics have changed. >> reporter: the city says 17 companies have relocated to central market since 2011. along with 13 small businesses like huckleberry bicycle. now with twitter on the verge of its initial stock offering, lee is hoping more benefits will trickle town. >> simply it means more jobs, means investor confidence. means support for all levels of business. >> reporter: some say the offshoot of the city's boom is high rent and increased eviction. >> how much of that money is going toward food banks and affordable housing? >> reporter: lee says 1,400 of the new homes opening on market street are below market rate housing and while crime and safety are concerns in the area, some see change coming just up the street. joe rosato jr. >>> in modesto, the family of a 7-year-old student is at odds with the school district over his epilepsy medicine. every

. >> reporter: jeannie is the owner of modern tribe. line. >> thanksgivukkah gifts were so big we had to move from my basement into a commercial space. we did it in a weekend. >> they opened up this brick and mortar store in atlanta for the holidays. >> we have never been able to have a physical store. we have only been online. now we can interact with customers and get to see their excitement about thanksgivukkah and hanukkah and our line of thanksgivukkah products. >> part of the prophets from her thanksgivukkah line are going to a jewish charity that works to end hunger. the must-have item here, the menurkey. >> everyone wanted to know what i thought it should look like. so i went to an art store near our house and got some brown clay. >> it was dreamed up by asher, a fourth grader from new york city on a road trip with his mom and dad. >> asher says wow, we should make menorrahs in the shape of turkeys. anthony was driving, i looked over at anthony, i was like that's brilliant. >> with dad's help, asher used software and a 3d printe

it has been so tarnished that i don't know how you put the jeannie back in the bottle.oes that, do-over, time out. reboot. i think the perception right now is so damaged, i don't know if he ever -- grown it ever fully comes back. >> can i challenge you for a second? if it's a bust and heaven's gate, it's heaven's gate. you can't do a rerelease. in this case if the affordable care act is shut down for months and say we are going launch this in the middle of next summer and then they launch it and the website works and the call centers work and people can get insurance and like the pensacola friend that i have that had two kids with preexisting conditions that was able to wiz through it in about 15 or 30 minutes and signed up and got insurance for less and then tell all of their republican friends look what just happened to us. it's not quite like a movie, but if it works, then it works great. >> it's not quite like a movie, but i am concerned. in an ideal world, that's going to work. my instincts me that right now the american public is so soured on this that even with a

some of these cancellations that started coming out in may, and june and july, and you can't get the jeanniek in the bottle. those are cancellation policies, they're terminating, you can't rose recollect them. >> you can't unring this bell. and i have no idea, legislatively or realistically, how any of these -- obviously politicians are promisings they're going to pass this legislation and do this. but they can't do anything to force these insurance companies that have gotten out of the business of insurance, i don't know how you're going to get obama care to -- >> they said we can't do it under obama care. which invites another question. the president is trying to deflect blame, i think it's fair to say, because this week he said, oh, it's all the fault of the insurance companies, for canceling policies without mentioning a critical little fact that its his law that forced those companies to canning sell policies, yet another deception? >> yeah, the smartest health policy w policy -- at its heart, obama care is all about incentives. and it incentivizes anybody -- could have told you that ve

like so many of you, i have known jeannie for more than 20 years. i have seen her fight for the people of new hampshire as governor, and seemed that characteristic tenacity and determination to the united states senate area wow, has that been something to watch. publican her career in service in the new hampshire state senate where she developed a reputation for tackling the toughest issues, delivering results, never excuses, always getting the job done for the granite state. more than any other single individual, we owe the countless success stories in this room to her hard work. [applause] her vision, her commitment to building a strong, modern democratic arty, a party that did not to stand up for democratic values, but broaden andreach, broadened -- delivered victories up and down the ballot. now, it is my honor to introduce the one, the only, senator jeanne shaheen. [applause] >> thank you. thank you all very much. thank you. thank you for that great introduction. would pay her extra if i got to standing ovations. [laughter] thank you all. it is

basically, what i tried to come up with, with jeannie's help was, we could come up low-cost or no-cost solutions, because the state department is not looking to dump tons of money into something new, and in this budget environment it will be a while. what we came up with a lot of the things we could do by shifting emphasize, real things the state department can do. i believe some of them are underway to a certain extent, and i looking forward to this afternoon speaking to a life of people to find out where we are in that way in the state department. let me wrap up and say the limitations of this report -- the limitation is obvious. it just deals with one part of the world. there is a whole world out there. people say, why did you not cover indonesia? in india i am finding a series of public diplomacy ideas that are different than what i had in my report because i'm dealing with a different environment where we are running a country, working in a country that is up to 70% approval ratings, different from what we have that is covering this report. what i am saying is there were limitatio

obama saved my family from financial ruin, said another constituent, jeannie reid. so here's the deal, let's be fair. come down to the floor one after the other and give, you know, put -- shed light on one problem we're going to fix that the president said he's going to fix? be and then say you're going to repeal the whole thing? you sound just like your predecessors who said medicare, terrible idea. social security, awful idea. that's what this is about. we're going to make history here. we're going to do the right thing. we're going to fix the problems. and there will be more, because that's what happens when you are tackling this big issue. but at the end of the day, we will be a better nation, a healthier nation. our children will have a brighter future, and i'm just here to say i stand with those who want progress. we're not going to tear something down like they want to do and go right back to where we were before. with parents like these having to choose between feeding their families and giving their kids health care. thank you, and i yield the floor. >> mr.

once the jeannie is out of the bottle in that sense, i think they're not going to stop. >> we're shortt's administration free from congress do? is there anything that the administration knew free of that? >> yes. what he can do right now totally within his power, totally constitutional is expand the classes of people who are eligible. he did something a week ago friday where he gave some relief and deportation to people who are veterans or people, active military. he can continue to expand classes of people who are eligible for that type of relief. he can't grant anyone citizenship but can offer slow, incremental relief. >> so to us it's very important, he has the power to stop the connie de bie poration. it's a same the first african-american president of the u.s. has deported more than 2 million people. >> the pausing of deportation and the expansion of -- i am bringing the both of you back in as we'll continue to talk even more on this question of lbj and how some of his biggest accomplishments were achieved over the dead bodies of kennedy and cane. thanks for joining us. more nerd

jeannie banky, a republican -- a democratic strategist.g start with you. this one. we're talking about a self-proclaimed nonpartisan organization called families usa. it has been giving a $1.1 million grant from the robert wood johnson foundation. basically families usa will solicit obama care success stories on their website asking people for testimonies about how the affordable care act is working for them and their families. >> people know what obama care is. it's a disaster. no hair on it or a new look. people already know what the situation is. i think why waste the money? >> meantime, the administration is they're still hopeful that this -- the affordable care act, obama care will be successful. >> more people that sign up the better it is for everybody. it's spread over a wider group of people. it's ultimately a lot of people, and going to one group. ultimately i think this is a marketing campaign. there have been some really good success stories. even in states like kentucky and other states that maent have supported the president

and colonel jeannie leavitt stated, "i could compliewl see the scenario where a prosecutor may not choose to prosecute a case or recommend prosecuting a case because of the likelihood of conviction. however, as the commander, i absolutely want to prosecute the case because of the message it send so that my airmen understand that they will be held accountable and then we'll let the jury decide what happens in the case and whether or not it will be convicted." but that message is so important, whereas an independent prosecutor may not see the need to take it to trial if it is not going to lead to a conviction. our service j.a.g.'s have expressed several concerns about the proposed amendment that my colleague from new york is introducing. but i want to just take a moment and talk about the amendment. and also essentially thank and commend senator gillibrand. without her persistence and passion wold we would not be here today. she perhaps has done more than anyone else to focus our attention on this incredibly heinous crime to individuals and thiindividuals.her objective, tf sexual abuse must

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