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my partner jeremiah are you ok. you know this is a very little b.s. with all of us that really. america interval see national civilian community corp's they are young men and women between the ages of eighteen and twenty four they receive four dollars and fifty cents a day in stipend for food four dollars for incidentals so they make right at eight fifty a day and they work for eleven months at that rate when they're completed with their whole eleven month. they receive a scholarship for college worth about five thousand dollars and that's all that's it and they travel around the nation they volunteer with different organizations and do whatever is needed now at seattle. traumatic brain injury yes yes and that is many veterans have t.b.i. and those that do not want to be i often have p.t.s. post-traumatic stress disorder which will be kind of going into that so i don't know how much guys know about that and if you're nervous about working with veterans your life you see all those terrible things on the news and you're like they're all psycho girlfriend going to really good place

richard says it's a sensory room where shalia and jeremiah are catching fish.. it has cut restraint incidents by over 80%, and it's won the school awards. you have got rid of the isolation room, no kids are locked in. you don't strap children into chairs, but there are situations where it is very difficult and maybe restrictive practices are needed? very occasionally. we are not dealing with naughty children, we are dealing with young people who are trying to communicate their needs, and it is understanding what their behaviour actually means and what it is saying. so they are not the problem. often as adults we are the problem. charities tell us their evidence is the tip of the iceberg, but there is no way of knowing for sure, because there is no legal obligation for schools to report incidents. the department for education in england told us there is no need for schools to report all restraints to parents or authorities but should consider if staff need training. scotland said restraint should be a last resort and should be carefully monitored. in wales and n

well, tom and his buddy jeremiah are going to make 2019 a better year. >> today we're doing something a tad different. >> for a change. we're not going to be taking your packages today, we're going to be giving you packages. >> wait, what kind of packages? >> packages packed up with gifts and gift cards. >> i love this. what a great idea. >> here we go. >> take it. have fun. >> they head out and they look very much like those porch pirates, but instead they're running to the house with a package. you do get an idea how important it was to some people. >> you have a best friend in new york. >> in new york? >> talking about carnita hill. she's in school. she lost a husband. she's at work. but she's still trying to better herself for her kids. >> i just want to thank you guys so much for what you just did. i've been crying the whole time and laughing at the same time. truly, truly a blessing, and i cannot thank god for the two of you porch angels. >> we discovered why the porch angels and not porch pirates. [ laughter ] >> you stick to being the good guy, charles. >> i feel like this nee

he has a couple wrestling friends out in the cousin jeremiah garland owns a wrestling firm. these guys arehe greatest matches arizona has ever seen, bringing together a number of different wrestling organizations to crown the best wrestler in arizona. >> it's for a great cause. people really, really love watching these wrestling shows. >> people love watching wrestling. the wwe royal rumble will be in phoenix on sunday. these guys are hosting a sort of tailgate event. come and watch them wrestle before the big royal rumble and help out chris garland. proceeds from their show will benefit chris' recovery. joining us "right this minute" we have two of the hard core wrestlers, sergio and jeremiah. >> yeah! >> we are lucky to know the big heart and big muscles of sergio vehicle vega, he's a "right this minute" alumni. you're putting together a great event. >> this is like all of arizona wrestling coming together. we have three different belts on the line in my match alone.jere fighting spirit championship. >> i plan o away with that belt want tos mch to my cousin. i'll go out there and give it

richard says it's a sensory room where shalia and jeremiah are catching fish.estraint incidents by over 80%, and it's won the school awards. you have got rid of the isolation room, no kids are locked in. you don't strap children into chair, but there are situations where it is very difficult and maybe restrictive practices are needed? very occasionally. we are not dealing with naughty children, we are dealing with young people who are trying to communicate their needs, and it is understanding what their behaviour actually means and what it is saying. so they are not the problem. often as adults we are the problem. charities tell us their evidence is the tip of the iceberg, but there is no way of knowing for sure, because there is no legal obligation for schools to report incidents. the department for education in england told us there is no need for schools to report all restraints to parents or authorities but should consider if staff need training. scotland said restraint should be a last resort and should be carefully monitored. in wales and northern ireland

richard says it's a sensory room where shantelle and jeremiah are catching fish.rying to communicate their needs, and it is understanding what their behaviour actually means and what it is saying. so they are not the problem. often as adults we are the problem. charities tell us their evidence is the tip of the iceberg, but there is no way of knowing for sure, because there is no legal obligation for schools to report incidents. the department for education in england told us there is no need for schools to report all restraints to parents or authorities but should consider if staff need training. scotland said restraint should be a last resort and should be carefully monitored. in wales and northern ireland, schools are strongly advised to keep records. as for harry... he is back to himself, laughing and giggling, he loves socialising, being around other people, getting out in the car again. all of the things he had totally regressed from, he's doing again now. the chair isn't used at all? not at all, no, not at all. now we can speak to beth morrison. she has bee

the legislation jeremiah and i are reintroducing has as its foundation in advisory committee. that would ensure that banks and other businesses have both information and tools so that they can train their employees. do you think if that were in place, it's less likely that your family would have had this horrific experience? what do you think about that as an idea? >> i think that it is an excellent idea. i think that a lot of it depends on the words that are used. i'm sure that if somebody had come up to my father in the bank and said, we are noticing that you're taking out these large amounts of money, can you sit with me a moment so that i can share some information about scams that are targeting people in general, not just seniors. i think if it had been awarded like that my father would have definitely set down and listen. my father is a talker, he loves to talk to people. he would have been very receptive to that type of conversation. >> we are hoping that we can have better training, that is one way to engage in preventative activities. i was struck as well by the langu

jeremiah martinez's plight? >> reporter: exactly, andrea. there are two points, two take aways i want to relay to you.e, over the course of last week we heard from federal workers is a desire for the deal to be made between the democrats and white house. the supporters. to note yesterday the president's remarks saying they could, quote, make arrangements. that's where you heard jeremiah get emotional. the president in the same breath on friday said this could go object for months. we he have gerry my a. he applied for unemployment friday. it comes down to groceries, propane, it's cold in colorado, andrea. you have another worker, the likes of gerard, he represents the union. he's 60 years old. he said he's having a hard time with his younger workers coming to him asking, how do we cover things like crowns? they have several hundred dollars. and the other point i want to make with that, andrea, here, is when they're ultimately having that conversation, it comes down to the fact, andrea, that they don't know where this is going and what that impact is going to be, andrea. >> they're not alone. there are

that's where -- if you come softly, the father gives jeremiah the talk. 20 years ago the talks are kind of sadly timeless, right? and amari's dad is like you can't play we guns and we think toota mere rice but this has -- tamir rice and this has been happening a long time. my own son is ten creigh years old and his friends parents asked us if he could good to park and take this nerf and we're like, no, can't be a bruni a become space with a toygun and that's too dangerous. >> host: white friends? >> right. who hadn't thought about it because they didn't have tonight. don't think they're bad people but i think it's something everybody should think about. like, the lack of safety for brown bodies is -- we're in an emergency state. so, for me, having a brown son and a brown daughter and having this family that is of a lot of people of color in it. it's my everyday thinking, and so when i was creating the character of amari, like i had to look at it from both sides reach he's a dad, i'm just trying to keep you safe. his son is like, this isn't fair but that's the truth of it. >> host: does

the unborn, our most vulnerable among us, but are still deserving to the right to life. jeremiah 1:5 says, before i formed you in the womb, i knew you. before you were born, i sanctified you. to everyone who comes to the march for life, know that we hear you and we're standing with you, just as we have in the past. this is not a new topic, not for me, to speak on either. 25 years ago i came down here to tell a story, and at that time i was in the house. it's been going on for a long period of time. i came down here to tell the tort of anna rodriguez. this is a quote from 1992. mr. chairman, there's a big misconception regarding abortion and the issue of women and the right to protect their bodies. it is not that right that i object to but the right that is given them to kill an unborn fetus, an unborn child. i want to share with you the story that my colleague, chris smith, told me some time ago on this floor. that was 1992. it is the story of a anna rosa rodriguez. she was a survivor of of an abortion at that time. another group of people we haven't talked about very much on the

they are created in the image of almighty god. look to the bible in jeremiah 1 and you see the quote, before i formed you in the womb, i knew you. before you were born, i set you apart. i appointed you as a prophet to the nations. end quote. children are known by god when they're in the womb of the mother. it's just that simple. and our great nation has carried respect for life from the very moment of our founding. our forefathers noted we are endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights. you heard ms. virginia foxx talk about that. life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness is promised to each us in our constitution, in our declaration of independence, not given to us by the constitution or by the declaration, but given to us by almighty god. so long as those babies have a chance to live, they can experience those rights, the right to life, the right to liberty, the right to the pursuit of happiness. everyone hearing my voice has that right and was given that right. shouldn't they be given those same rights? without the right to life, we are a nati

. >> jeremy and jeremiah were out on the ice for their first time and it didn't take them long to set the hook on a new nice trout. >> got it! fish on! >> whoa! >> moments likehis areha make all the hard work worthwhile for the hard water warriors. >> mission accomplishd. it's a goo day. >> i can't describe it. it puts a smile on everybody's face. the kids when they catch the first fish. i remember going fishing with my dad, catching my first fish. >> sponsorser parith hard water warriors and provide some of the gear needed to make these moments possible for veterans. the warriors have held about ten of these events e fry year the past three years and so far k about 340 veterans and theirl fa have been able to enjoy a day of ice fishing because of the group's work.ou >>ust got to keep trying. >> how cl is that. could have shot that story in d.c. today. >> all right, you see this one? a lunar phenomenon was happening when you were probably asleep. what you were looking at is aod super bolf moon. the moon hits this just after midnignd. if you're ing why some call it that, the blood referring to the color the moon turns during the height of a total lcliunarse. it's ca