jenni: right.obert: one great thing too is that, i mean, i think it introduces a lot of young vietnamese to the museum itself on all the other different levels, as well as other people who come to the festival. and tell us a little bit about the museum, besides this exhibition, that you want people to know about. jenni: great, yeah, it's a wonderful place for children of all ages, but especially birth through ten years old, to have hands on experiences with science, with the arts, with all sorts of learning about the world around them. robert: it's a great assimilation kinda thing for the community as well, huh, to come to the museum and see it beyarju about their--our custom, our tradition, and have the opportunity to share that with other communities. robert: very much a two-way street, huh? minhan: yes. robert: what do you wanna make sure people kind of-- how they prepare for it? what should they kinda come prepared to do or how can they get the most out of it? jenni: be ready to-- for your chil

however, if dan sells the property to jennie in march, instead, jennie should expect two supplementalould receive one supplemental bill to cover the time in which she owned the home in the current tax year from march to june. but because as of the next january used to set the tax base for the following tax year, dan still owned the home, the following year's entire bill still reflects the values not updated for jennie. in this instance, jennie receives a second supplemental for the following year covering july through june. after the supplemental tax bills, new owners should receive only one regular tax bill peryear going forward. remember our office values the properties, but billing and collections are handled by another organization called the treasurer and tax collector's office. if you'd like to learn more, please visit our website at sfassessor.org. thank you for watching.

jenny, you remember more than anyone how long a trill that was . i want to tell you i wouldn't be here without her support and encouragement. [ applause ] those of you who know the first lady would probably suspect she's only doing that to keep me out of this but i'm honored to know were working together to make sure wyoming will be all that she can be. jenny and i are eternally grateful for our family, thank you for keeping us human and keeping our eye on the future. [ applause ] now, some of you, just notice that but some of you notice that we welcome to send six days out of the election. everett is our first grandson and i know now, the way i felt gazing at the picture was the way i felt for the commitment to everett's generation to your generation into our time here into a little in the audience and the people of wyoming. [ applause ] . thank you. our state enjoys a rich history that the concept for the prospect of today. the historian larson row almost no part of the country has the opportunity now facing wyoming to demonstrate what america co

jenny and i -- and i especially am so proud to be from wyoming. [applause] that i'm also humbled anda struck to be here at this moment in history. we all know reaching our potential will not be easy. we do have challenges ahead. but if history teaches us anything it is that we in wyoming are resourceful, and throughout our history, our state has been blessed with prag pragmatic effective, and strong leaders. i want to take a moment to recognize a few of them today. senator mike enzi, senator john barrasso, congresswoman liz cheney, and you continue a excellent tradition. i see senator simpson down here as well. i want you all to please thank the most powerful delegation in the united states, please would you all stand and we'll give you a hand. [applause] godspeed. godspeed. [applause] the secretary buchanan, treasurer meyer, congratulations to each of you on taking your oath two times today. this morning, we had a chance to take an oath in the capitol rotunda in a very small ceremony limited by the circumstances of an active construction site. i

doctor jennie singer is a criminal justice professor at sacramento state and a licensed psychologist. jennie singer, psychologist & family friend of victim:"my son was heartbroken and was scared because he had been restrained himself."she's been calling on the state to shut down guiding hands since max's death in november.dr. jennie singer, psychologist & family friend of victim:"to me it seems like justice that they should not be allowed to be near children."several school districts who have special needs students attending guiding hands tell fox 40 they're working with families to place those kids elsewhere. but bailey is 18, and in guiding program for special needs.know where she'll go after this.chad hanes, daughter is student at ( darya ) that was doug johnson reporting. the attorney for max benson's parents say they are happy that the school is being shut down. but lawyers for the school say they plan to appeal the decision ( james ) 4 your health this morning... could america be a dying country? that's the concern some researchers have after finding out our birth rate is not ke

jennie lamb is my choice for the board of education. [applause] >> the hon.london breed: and we all know that making decisions like this are very difficult, but we know that the board of education is an important institution, one that former members of the board of supervisors, like shamann walton and matt haney have served on. i want to thank matt heaney or feedback that you provided on filling the term of your seat. i think we have someone that may not be able to fit in your h shoes but will fill your shoes. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: so i want to thank susan solomon and ken tray and others from uesf. really appreciate you all being here as well as members of the school board who i see, my deer friend, rachel norton, thank you so much. and one of the newest members of the board of educations, allison collins. i see city college member ivy lee, thank you so much for being here, as well as members of the board of supervisors, gordon mar and ahsha safai for an individual we know is going to do a great job on the board of education, supporting or chil

and i think people take it to heart and are able not only to see the force that is jenny, that she's that she's breaking glass ceilings and driving initiatives that have to do with people's everyday work and life but also see her on a personal level and make that connection between an executive and someone who may actually care about every type of person. >> role model in general is important, but it's even more important that it's a female role model, especially in silicon valley, especially in tech. i mean, there's plenty communicated about how tough it is for women in silicon valley and the nature of the culture and the nature of the challenges here, so it's really important to be very visible for the female early talent to let them know that breaking through that glass ceiling is possible for women here in the tech industry. and i think that as women, we get very caught up in our... in serving others, serving our boss, our company, our family. it is very natural, unfortunately, for women to sort of put themselves last in their to-do list of everything that they have to get done i

jenny and i and i especially, am so proud to be from wyoming. [ applause ]

this is jennys food forest.>> what defines a food forest? think it is the understanding that the essential seven layers of the food forest. >> reporter: give me the seven layers. >> we have the tall trees. those would be the palms. and then we have the smaller trees. the lemons. that is a 2. and then we have the herb layer which is a lot of plans. everything from rosemary, calendula, and the flowers. >> reporter: added the edible groundcover of strawberries and mayor everetts, beats, and potatoes at the blackberry ssio but the last would be the fungi level. >> it has been a labor of love that her husband never doubted it would grow. spec absolutely not. then he her hobbies seriously. >> reporter: she laughed when she points out that there is a grocery store a stones throw from her forest and chickens see what inspired to create this world for her son. home is about food that nourishes that their bodies.>> we have potatoes and greens to make a chocolate smoothie. >> reporter: it is a place where music and feeds their soul. >> ♪. >> for me it

"the green bay press gazette" reports the jennie-o turkey company says it will donate the $25,000 ind money it had offered directly to kidnapped teenager jayme closs. the company cited her bravery. jennie-o has a store in closs' hometown of baron, wisconsin, and her parents had worked there for 20 years. they were killed, and closs was kidnapped in october. she escaped 88 days later. the president of jennie-o hopes for jayme's current and future needs. >>> the "boston globe" has details on how olivia ambrose was rescued. police burst into an apartment tuesday and discovered the 23-year-old woman horrified and crying. they had pinpointed the location through her cell phone. authorities say the suspect, 38-year-old victor pena, was in the kitchen ready to fight. officers rushed him and put him in handcuffs. it ended a three-day search for ambrose who was last season at a boston bar saturday. pena appeared in court yesterday where he cried and pleaded not guilty to kidnapping. >>> "the philadelphia enquirer" reports twin girls who were born joined at the head are exceeding expectations.

my wife jenny and i got to know her through the wyoming women's foundation antelope hunt. i have to say that the guys who work on our ranch are envious of ashley and you will know why in a second. ashley is a remarkable individual in spite of becoming paralyzed in a ranching accident, she is one of the most amazing and inspiring individuals i've ever met. she won the safari club pathfinder award in 2017. she has redefined her life and encourage others with a powerful message of living life to the fullest. she is an author and a powerful motivational speaker and a passionate advocate for assessable outdoor recreation, and someone you should all respect for what she has continued to accomplish. at all times, ashley has been an investor to wyoming for the outdoors, and for our hunting heritage. ashley is here with us today and i asked you to join me in recognizing her. thank you ashley.[ applause ] to further invest in our hunting and big-game and all while i, i would like to add something to the wildlife natural resource this session. with the aim of moving toward having the

for those who may be hesitant to help spread their message: ((jenny: "744 if we let this little crack be broken open they win 49")) ((chandra: "1308 don't let the rhetoric and the rumors separate us let's come together let s celebrate let's stay united 17")) ((maria medina/san jose: "here in san jose, the women's march will start at city hall at 11 tomorrow morning... the march will end here at arena green near the sap center. franco has your transit options.. "..." right now-- novato police are investigating a fatal crash. it happened near the entrance to the novato faire shopping center. the crash happened along south novato boulevard. the number of fatalities is unclear. it is also unclear how many vehicles were involved. the area between diablo avenue and nave court is closed--and will remain closed for several hours. new video tonight.. cal fire and butte county fire spent the morning rescuing drivers stranded in flooded road just west of chico. rescuers had to evacuate people by raft. the storm that ripped trees out of the ground here in the bay area... also dumped several feet

jennie singer, psychologist & family friend of victim"they were so state regulations, they were doingunishment completely incorrectly."doctor jennie singer is a criminal justice professor at sacramento state and a licensed psychologist. her son leo, was friends with max... dr. jennie singer, psychologist & family friend of victim"my son was heartbroken and was scared because he had been restrained himself."she's been calling on the state to shut down guiding hands since max's death.dr. jennie singer, psychologist & family friend of victim"to me it seems like justice that they should not be allowed to be near children."several school districts who have special needs students attending guiding hands tell fox40 they're working with families to place those kids elsewhere.but bailey is 18, and in guiding hand's day program for adults with special needs.hanes doesn't know where she'll go after this.chad hanes, daughter is student at guiding hands"we're asking the exact same question, what do we do? it's not like there's just programs out there that you can just drop your kid off and do the

god bless you, jenny. love you very much. [ applause ] [ applause ] it's not often that a husband -- you know, normally it's the husband's role to embarrass their wife. it's not often that a husband has an opportunity to embarrass his wife. for those of you legislators who do not know jenny we look forward to hosting you at the residence and getting know you and humbled to have the responsibility of being the first family for this incredible state for the next four years. i have to say the enthusiasm we have felt over the past couple of days should give us all optimism for the future. we are a resourceful people in an amazing state at an important time in our history. let's make the most of this. i thank each of you legislators for your friendship an engaging in this conversation and i look forward to hearing your ideas and learning your priorities. for those of you watching at home, my hat is off to you. thank you for being engaged in your government. we can all applaud this legislature for advancing tran

. >> jenny benjamin is one of thousands of air traffic controllers working without pay. sign in the windshield "will vector for food. " >> a lot of our controllers, you're vectoring people in the airspace. >> lately vectoring hasn't put bread on the table. at her home in the colorado foothills, lights and stockings are still hung. christmas was delayed until her husband joe returned from iraq barely a week ago. >> it's a different feeling and the focus isn't on welcome home. now there's the added stress of what's happening with both our financial fuch. >> reporter: joe is in the air national guard. his return means he'll no longer be paid. what was once a dual-income household now has no income at all. they have savings but only for a while. >> i can't last months or years like the president mentioned that this could go on for. >> reporter: jenny went with her union to washington this week. >> my name is jenny benjamin. >> reporter: she warned public safety is at risk and some controllers look to take on second jobs. >> we need to be perfect at this job. and we don't wan

jenni corado los visitÓ y nos cuenta las bondades de esta empresa. >>> asÍ es felicidad. aquÍ? >>> para mÍ dron significa oportunidad, y esperanza para mis hijos. >>> aarÓn que en el paÍs no existÍa una adecuada cultura de reciclaje, entonces, fundÓ esta botellas vacÍas de vidrio en los restaurants y bares de la ciu de guatemala. la limpia y luego las corta dÁndole forma del vasos, floreros, lÁmparas. >>> poder vender un producto pero a travÉs deas venta poder promover el reciclaje en guatemala es decir, recuperar vidrio, prevenir que vaya al relleno sanitario. >>> le ofrece a mujeres. >>> logramos identificar a mujeres en alto riesgo que estÁn pasando una situaciÓn bien difÍcil donde sus hijos pueden quedarse sin estudiar o uno eres a una pandilla verdad, la idea es poder ayudarlas a ellas a estabilizarse econÓmicamente. >>> gracias a la calidad de su trabajo ha logrado llevar sus productos a diferentes mercados pero para sus creadores el hecho de retirar diariamente cientos de botellas de los basureros y omplafr atiscciÓn, trabajo? >>> me parece una maravilla. >>> mil g

jennie-o's president says...opes a trust fund can be established for the 13-year-old... to help with her current and future needs. closs' parents worked for jennie-o. they were killed in october when the teen was kidnapped. the f-b-i offered another 25-thousand dollars in reward money... but aren't sure who will get that money. ( james ) a developing story we are following this morning... president trump has agreed to postpone his state of the union address until the government shutdown is over. the shutdown is now in its 34th day. house speaker nancy pelosi took back her invitation for the president to to a dress a joint session of congress. the state of the union was originally scheduled for this tuesday. last night the president took to twitter saying that he looked forward to delivering the state of the union once the shutdown was over. ( darya ) as the government shutdown continues... bay area companies have been stepping up to help those who are out of work or not getting paid. wednesday "the fruit guys" fr

en guatemala, jenni para las noticias telemundo. >>> quÉ hermosa iniciativa y que mejor manera de terminarganar este caso. >>no, no. pues bÚsquele.. va a penr se va a hundir soy yo.qudemostre antonia guerra sigue siendo que estoy por encima de todo,

restos del pequeÑo son velados en una choza de madera con el suelo de tierra y con el techo de texas, jennynde fue recibido por toda una comunidad llena de dolor su reclamo es aclarar las causas de su fallecimiento. >> ojalÁ que haya indemnizaciÓn para padres y madres de familia. >> felipe soÑaba con una vida en estados unidos y cÓmo ayudar a su familia, sueÑos quedaron truncadas. >> para mÍ es muy duro ver el cuerpo de mi hermano que viene en ataÚd, porque no era lo que Él querÍa tenia un sueÑo de estar allÁ >> una autopsia, concluyÓ que felipe muriÓ por influencia, pero aÚn no presentan el inform final, agustÍn el padre de felipe con quien viajaba, estÁ actualmente en territorio estadounidense a la espera que un juicio le de asilo o lo deporta. >> este domingo serÁ sepultado ante el dolor de los familiares a la espera de determinar las causas del fallecimiento jenny corado, noticias telemundo >> los muertos por la ruptura de una presa minera en brasil ya son mÁs de 30 y la cifra todavÍ es provisional, con el pasar de las horas a los equipos de rescate se les acaban las posibilidades de en

jenny chapman joining us from westminster.nk you and thanks to john .urtice mike bell is going to stay with us, counting you down to the end of regular trading in europe. markets are a little lower, the rally we have seen, volume is light as well. because ofing light martin luther king day in the united states. this is "bloomberg." ♪ guy: 30 seconds to go until the close of european trading. remember, the u.s. is celebrating mlk day. it is a recently subdued session. and i think that is important in the wider context of what we are seeing. an incredible strong rally, today could be a pause in that process. and we had a reasonably strong session on the glass half full views of what the chinese data looks like, stabilizing at the moment. the ftse 100 is barely budging today, 69.61, just below the 6000 level. and the dax seems to be holding. and if you are interested, go to your bloomberg and take a look at the chart, you see the head and shoulders formation when you turn it upside down. is knocking the stuffing out of the dax to

jenny, i want to start with you. obviously, this is a speech primarily delivered foy a domestic audience, but he just used the phrase nuclearization. what does that say to you? >> you know, what i think it, is he's really now building ana ative of denuclearization to the domestic population, so whether or not we believe him, p henting the seeds this is possible and the track they're going down. i think we were looki for signs he would actually change and announce a new state policy that was more econ-focused. he didn't do that, but what i think hngdid was chthe narrative of the state policy of dual development of nuclear deterrent of the economy, he's rative toing that nar be more back to the military development as wales the economy. it still gives him room to maneuver in case things go bad but, at the same time, has talked about the commitment to denuclearization. the commitments to not make nuclear weapons. you know, whether or we believe him, again, this narrative now is being created domestically. >> naz: there

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the money is from jenny o. that's where the parents of jayme closs worked. they were allegedly killed by jake patterson before he kidnapped jayme. the president of jenny o said he hopes a trust fund can be set up for jayme closs's current and future needs. >>> time is 4:07. the 18-year-old man who was arrested for last week's brutal beating of an 88-year-old san francisco woman is due in court. christien kafton tells us, the teenager is also linked to three other very serious crimes, just days after the attack on yik wong. >> san francisco's police chief announcing the arrest of 18- year-old chianti gathron. >> his actions speak to somebody who doesn't value life very much. >> dna from a pair of gloves at the scene leads him to the burglary and beating of 88-year- old yik wong. >> almost simultaneously to the dna results given to investigators, the suspect in this vicious assault and burglary, committed some other crimes. >> reporter: police say they also linked gathron to a car robbery. according to police, gathron snatched a phone from a 14-year- old girl

. >> so what jenny craig is doing is really focusing on health benefits because at jenny craig weighttely focusing on science and ensuring that we are using the best science to help you in various health benefits. last year we inproduce inpro trm called rapid results. what that really does is to allow you to eat and rejuvenate yourself alongside the natural rhythm that you have with your body and we're getting this message out. we're seeing people lose more weight certainly. we're also seeing many, many other health benefits that people are getting including sleep and blood pressure and depression. it's even shown to help alzheimer's, the si rhythm is. we're talking about outcomes like that and staying away from marketing buzz records. maria.maria: at the end of the, we know it's healthy eating and expertise. >> no -- exercise. >> one of the things i'm curious about. with the advent of technology, have you added technology to the mix, beyond science and created apps and other tools to help people sort of stay on course? >> yeah, i think what we see is this clearly support is very impo

<jenny higgins bradanini/president women's march bay area: "we're fighting for social justice, gender equity, and civil liberities for everyone for shared human rights - when it comes down it's basically comes back to the wall and it contradicts all of that.">the event kicks off at san jose city hall at 11 a-m saturday. and will end back here at arena green east for a rally at noon..dozens of booths are set up forlocal non profits and grassroots organizations throughout santa clara county bay area women who ran for office last year will be honored as part of the program..a number of them are scheduled to speak.. east san jose resident chandra brooks is the emcee..she's excited to speak out on issues close to her heart - the march has also become a family affair every year.

my name is jenny harrison i work a day w. . where is home. when your family scattered across the globe. with the kids is to go to sleep because the journey back to the roots which can minimize the. push on sharply from somalia move around. a bit urgent assistance. and finally starts genuinely trying to come g.w. . meeting of. agency is called after the data of hundreds of politicians and public figures is released online. documents in credit card details have been published on twitter was this the work of a foreign power or someone in germany so far. it's also coming fifteen. but not allowed to. talk to the mayor of an italian city who says migrant.

closs's parents worked for jennie-o. they were killed in october when the teen was kidnapped.he f-b-i offered another 25- thousand dollars in reward money ... but the question of who gets that portion remains up in the air. (pam) in world news.. venezuela's crisis quickly escalated today. as an opposition leader there, backed by the trump administration, declared himself president. the move is a direct maduro was recently inaugurated for a second term -- but dozens of countries, including the u- s, are calling his re-election as illegitimate. today, national assembly president juan guaido ... declared himself president.. before masses of anti- government protesters... he said it was the only way to rescue venezuela from "dictatorship".. seven demonstrators were killed amid disturbances during protests outside the capital. maduro officially broke off diplomatic ties with the u-s. and warned, american diplomats have 72 hours to leave venezuela. (ken) and in venezuela and around the world===prot esters turned out in droves against maduro. pressure is mounting on maduro to step do

. >> let's go jenny calling from honolulu, hawaii >> caller: good morning. >> go ahead, jenny. >> thank you, mr. gertner. i was a very lowly technician at washington university, but my thoughts over the years, i had long time to think about this subject, why don't we stop doing things, flip off the lights, stop driving our cars, if we did this one day a week, we would stop 1/7th of the pollution. if we did it saturday and sunday there goes a huge amount of pollution. friday, saturday and sunday. the sabbath idea of the jews was a marvelous contribution to community and the christians adopted it and the muslims adopted it and apparently we taught it to most of the world and now we should embrace fully as god intended. turn off the lights. if people want to get around, they can ride a bike. >> yeah, i mean, it's -- it's certainly wouldn't hurt if we used less electricity and sort of scaled back a little bit. the problem is, unfortunately, is much ladies and gentlemen of the jury than that when we have power plants emitting so much and steel plants that emit carbon or cement plants that we

closs's parents worked for jennie-o. they were killed in october when the teen was kidnapped. the f-b-i offered another 25- thousand dollars in reward money ... but the question of who gets that portion remains up in the air. (vicki) california lawmakers met today to hear suggestions from federal, state, and local officials on how to tackle the state's housing and homelessness issues. capitol bureau reporter ashley za-val-a explains what solutions they are considering. ((pkg)) state lawmakers turned the spotlight on california's growing homelessness problem at an assembly hearing wednesday. ((assm. eloise gomez- reyes (d) san bernardino)) "it's the moral crisis of the day."housing experts say within the last three years, the national homelessness rate decreased by 6%, while california's increased by 9%. although the state has more than 18 different homelessness related programs across six different departments, nationalhousing experts say the state needs to develop more coordination among them. ((cynthia negandra - national alliance to end homelessness)) "you have a lot of sep

we will at the time rest go with a lot of gratitude. >> jenny, you have a sugar could ub from the cafeo go and meet boys. >> yes. >> i guess we have to con marie that sugar cube and thank it. >> never, that sugar cube will go to my gra irve. >> jenny, what i recommend you do you store it with a place that has a place of honor. if they're important, put them in a place not locked up and hidden away. i worked with a client, she saved something from her mother who had passed away. she says, that's embarrassing. maybe i should tuck it away. i said, no, let's hon hor it. we put it out on a tray and put it in a prominent place in her home. >> make is shrine or a rhyme, through my 15-year-old nars sichlt. there are things that you mentioned somebodies who mother had died, in this book, my teenage stuff, is a detention slip, that's signed by my father. i got in trouble at school for not wearing a hat. i decided his signature, i couldn't throw that away i think. i'm not there yet. >> i agree. totally. >> that brings you joy. you would pick up that detention slip and say, this brings me joy. thi

hormel foods and the jennie-o turkey store .... now donate their 25- thousand dollar contribution to the reward... to closs. jennie-o's president says, the company hopes a trust fund can be established for the 13-year-old ... to help with her current and future needs. closs's parents worked for jennie-o... they were killed in october, when the teen was kidnapped. the f- another 25-thousand dollars in reward money ... but the question of who gets that portion of the money remains up in the air. (pam) still ahead... a surprise for a mother fighting cancer after losing her husband in afganistan. why an n-f-l player felt he needed to give back-- in a big way. (sports) coming up in sports, the warriors not the only team setting records throughout the week, the champs off tonight, but we have a special performance from reigning mvp james harden. highlighs around the corner. woman 1: i had no symptoms of hepatitis c. man 1: mine... ...caused liver damage. vo: epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. vo: whatever your type, ask your

the money is from the company, jennie-o, where both parents of jayme closs worked. they were allegedly killed by jake patterson, before he kidnapped jayme closs. now, jennie-o, along with the fbi, raised $50,000 for information about the disappearance of the teenager. the president of jennie-o said he hopes a trust fund can be set up for jayme closs and her needs. >>> happening today, atomic scientists will give us an update on the dreaded doomsday clock. every year, a nonprofit group that sets the doomsday clock, decide whether the events of the previous year, pushed humanity closer or farther away from destruction. the closer we are to midnight, the more danger we are in. last year, the clock was set at two minutes to midnight. that's the closest it's been since 1953. former california governor jerry brown will take part in today's announcement. jerry brown is the new executive chair for the nonprofit organization. that announcement will take place sometime after 7:00 a.m. >>> it is now 6:16. the oakland school board meeting did not go as planned. parents, teacher

which worries, jenny. feel he should know d. more at his age?yeah. >> reporter: they say whitley isn't hitting milestones either and they worry the kids will nto see ia they're going to need? >> no, no. we sure don't. we make it from month to month barely. >> reporter: both families are part of the massive group of cases filed by states, hospitals, adults, and kids all suing the big drugmakers and distributors for their role in the opioid crisis. with billions at stake, lawyers for the kids are fighting to make sure their interests don't get lost. they want money for studies and long-term treatment. >> without that money, these kids are going to be a lost generation. and we can't afford a lost generation of hundreds of thousands of children that have innocently been subjected to opiates. >> reporter: both families say their children's future depends on it. >> to watch your grandchild go through this, somebody needs to pay. >> it's hard to watch. lester, in response toug industry says blaming them oversimplifies a complex problem. doctors, the go

jenny walrond has been to meet one woman who lost her son to the disorder.. he had cirrhosis liver. he had chronic diabetes. he then picked up hepatitis food carriers and they couldn't give him the antibiotics that he needed. jenny sonjason had died from a damage to his organs caused by a genetic disorder haemochromatosis. whichjenny now believes also killed her mother and sister. she also has the condition, but like many patients, she had put the symptoms down to her age. i had a hip replacement. you felt ill because you were so tired. i put it down to my age and what i was doing. people with haemochromatosis have two faulty genes that cause them to absorb too much iron from their diet. it is the most common gene disorder in the uk. affecting around 250,000 people and causes iron to build up in the body. here at the university of exeter medical school, scientists have discovered that those faulty genes are causing serious health problems, such as diabetes, liver damage and severe arthritis in far more people than previously thought. it was thought to be few

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on this thursday here to debate with us and trade the biggest stories of the ay jim elevenalthal, jenny harrington is the portfolio manager of gil man hill management rob is here. he is one of baron's and forbes top 100 financial advisers and with us from minneapolis is pete najarian stocks were mixed and now higher across the board the day after the fed provided a big boost along with strong earnings report the duo closing back above 25k for the first time since early december shaping up to be the best january for the dow since '87. jim, best s&p since '9 do we keep this going? >> we've got situations being resolved there's reason behind this rally. you've got the fed showed it cares, thank you very much china/u.s. trade talks going on right now. these are good things, obviously all not resolved and brex sit hanging out there. but the isn'tment has clearly changed. you see that in a lot of companies can beating lowered expectations that's enough to rally there's both sentiment and reason behind it one does have to be aware, something like the trade talks, you're probably going to get a

jenny harrison and weren't at the top of the. country. this is what winning looks like fire unit kick off the season second half with a leon gorecki brace and eleven dosti added another to defeat hoffenheim in their own backyard on friday right now buyers are called the lim sells hunters who also put don't make as the hunt to meet table leaders have a target on their backs and leipsic was looking for the bulls i could live to call the black of yellows and hand them their second defeat this campaign also in the show glimmer couzin has a new boss in charge picked up bosch who had the red hot coals of glove box as his first test not easy one at all despite having a home field advantage. welcome to the bundesliga here on d w m chris harrington dog men and their blazing young guns hit the pitch in leipsic without captain marco royce leaving the league leaders leader. or less on the pitch or being a company we're looking to take advantage of don't mean missy a major piece but dog has many pieces that could hurt a defense. like saying we're hopi

that's what's going to happen but i've said too that she tells me that she doesn't want a new deal jenny carbon doesn't what i don't if i don't want to know a deal. either the liberal democrats the greens and plate company the obvious thing to do is to put down the legislation that would stop what in effect is doing is holding a gun to the head of parliament and said if you don't agree to my deal and i'm not going to change because that's the message from it but isn't the only tentative a no deal that's an absolute outrage but is was going to happen now all these amendments that we had thought about over here about extending to the end of the year adding a second referendum or all of these things will indicative votes where it was there and up to see if if there's any majority of anything else isn't what was in parliament over about to override her apparent lack of a plan but i hope that's the case because i think sense has to prevail and i am pleaded with jenny corbett to come and join us and supporting a people's forte and i'll say to jenin if he doesn't do so then he's going to be the

further south not quite as windy, will be breezy, still dry and cloudy not quite as jenny as it has beenead but a pretty quiet weekend. this is bbc world news today. our top stories. democrats say they've urged donald trump not to hold millions of americans hostage, in talks to end a government shutdown. but the president insists he wants money to build a wall. this is national security were talking about, we're not talking about games! were talking about national security. this is national security were talking about, we're not this should've been done by all of the presidents that preceded me, and they all know it! germany hacked, including the chancellor angela merkel. private details of hundreds of politicians, journalists and celebrities are posted online. the uk warns russia not to use people as pawns, after moscow charges a former us marine with spying. and why are some women letting their body hair grow out? we hear from two of those binning their razors for thejanu—hairy campaign.

my name is jenny harrison i work a d w. a . happy new year and happy birthday zero today twenty years ago the european single currency was born bringing both success and challenges to the block. also on the show romania us use the rotating presidency but a planned overhaul of its judiciary threatens to spoil the party. welcome to the business i want to get jones in berlin good to have you with us now then twenty eighteen is history but brecht's it isn't i'm afraid it will carry on well into twenty nineteen here are the key dates to look out for all of void this year starting with the first one coming up in the media january when m.p.'s will vote on prime minister to resign may's controversial brics a deal that will determine what kind of brics it could happen come march twenty ninth the day britain committed to leave the e.u. if holiday and rejects may's deal we'd be in for a hard or a no deal breaks it at night. mail for both business on both sides of the channel and on the other hand in an interview with the b.b.c. the u.s. a

jenny tapes her hobbies seriously.t there is a grocery store a stones throw from herbert but she would not give up making this for her son. home is about who that nurses at their body. spec we have potatoes and greens to make a chocolate smoothie. truck at a place where music if he is their soul. spot for me it is the perfect place to bring music. with the filing you're practicing and you play as you prepare and what we create, we grab it. you cannot hold a performance in your hand. is really refreshing to be able to put your time and effort into something. this is a tomato. truck as the forest grows, sodas something else. it is her story. the story of a gardener, musician, mother and wife. you find it all in her music.>> you really cannot practice it. you have to believe in a way truck what do you say with your music now?>> i guess that is why the habit. i cannot put into words. truck sit back and listen, and you realize that sometimes you do not need the words. >> ♪ >> reporter: jenny will be performing in walnut cre

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