juanita: tienen que tomar algunas cartas en el asunto porque esto es abuso.o horroroso porque son niÑos que vienen de situaciones muy difÍciles y ahora para ponerlos en cuidados de una persona que los fueras a tratar asÍ es criminal. nosotros como comunidad tenemos que hablar en contra de esto y seguir los casos criminales en contra de las personas que lo hicieron. borja: juanita, usted cree que es necesario o suficiente con que cierren estos centros o cree que a lo mejor podrÍa haber algÚn tipo de compensaciÓn para los familiares de los menores? juanita: creo que debe haber una investigaciÓn en relación a esto porque no es sÓlo el incidente de estos niÑos o incidentes sexuales sino que han habido mÁs problemas. hubo problemas de licencias y que debe haber una revisiÓn administrativa y criminal y tambiÉn y cÓmo se puede compensar a las familias para ayudarlos a largo plazo porque son niÑos que han sido traumados por el incidente. borja: la verdad es que no es el primer problema que enfrentan. le hablamos tambiÉn de posible uso indebido de dinero pÚblico y de

david: thank you to juanita duggan.s been going on, the senate has started a procedure vote. senator majority leader mitch mcconnell saying he supports the stopgap measure and this is something that would have to pass by the house and it would keep the full government going until early february. this is also something the freedom caucus members over on the house side were resisting because they did not think it went far enough to fund that wall. we are going to hear from the president shortly. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ david: you are watching "balance of power." we are watching a live picture from the senate floor. there is a threat of a partial government shutdown coming at midnight tonight. the president had a longish meeting with senate majority and hemitch mcconnell, urged everyone to vote for the stopgap measure that will keep the government funded until february but not give the president the wall he wants. the house side, republicans very much want that. they are having the procedural vote on the

a later on they managed to get through the gates with info into the building to the second where juanita. commits suicide bombing. in an exchange with five change with the. signal the end of it that gets i know you'll sing to me from benghazi where the rival government is can you tell me about the states with the internationally recognized government which is in tripoli where today the past. if there's a conflict of interest and it was an ethical differences between the two sides but the main issue is the who controls the state the use of violence coming up over the years a full. eastern part of the country is more unified where there is a central command of all the armed forces and the armed groups. like the the western part of the country at this is just the home of a country in control of the state and there have been in some instances and the conflicts between these missions so how secure is the chippie based in government's hold on power. it is a shaky and. increasing number of as a vicious hardly all unified all. these different groups have different. loyalties and kipper not becau

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later on they managed to get through the gate with him flowing into the building to the second where juanita. commit suicide bombing. in an exchange of fire change with the. signal the end of at the camps i know you speaking to me from benghazi where the rebel government is based can you tell me about this when the internationally recognized government which is. when today's attack. and then the conflict of interest and it was an ethical differences between the two sides but the main issue is the who controls the the the the use of violence coming up all over the is of course the eastern part of the country is more unified where there is a central command of all the armed forces and the armed groups. like the the western part of the country you have a vicious a just the whole country in control of the day and there they have a home in suburban. conflict between these missions so how secure is the tripoli based governments who would own power. very shaky. increasing number. of the unified all. these different groups have different. loyalties and different arguments why they form a different l

happen and the whole community coming together and gary and deion and ken jones and cleeve jones, juanita moore, san francisco aids association, everybody that's here that made this happen. did i leave anybody out? and courtney. and then in closing there are five communities in san francisco that are carrying the burden of homelessness and that burden far outweighs the other burdens in the community and it's the same ones that carry the burden of h.i.v. and that's african-americans, h.i.v.-positive san franciscos, it's native-americans, disabled adults, and more than anybody else, transgender san franciscans. 1 in 5 transgender people in san francisco are homeless. and i hope and pray that we will have an lgbtq census supported by this body and so that all of us can come together and really address equity in the way that we fund programs and not just in the way that we talk about it in headlines. thank you very much. [applaus [applause] >> hi. i just want to say real quickly, i want everybody to know -- i found out today, unfortunately, that my neighbor, my new neighbor, who just got into

in a nursing home to learn how to adjust to his new wheelchair bound life and it was there he met juanita so gorgeous. what are you doing here? he said i live here. >> she came on to you? she was aggressive. >> very aggressive. she was like i'm going to get you out of here. >> she did get him out of there and a year later they got married. >> i made the best choice in the world when i said i'm getting you out of this nursing home. i found somebody who is so special. who is like a diamond in the rough, and now he is shining. >> shining through his art. something he has always loved but only pursued after the incident. >> i tried art with my hands, using different devices. >> how did that work for you? >> for me it worked fine. i thought i was doing well, but for others, it didn't. >> an occupational therapist suggested he try with his mouth. so after some convincing, he did. 15 years later, his paintings are recognized worldwide and range in price from 5 to more than $80,000. >> most don't believe it because of the level i have gotten to in my artistry i where they say you din paint that w

that was apple's lawyer juanita brooks that took place in san diego courtroom.hey don't agree in anything, the two companies. >> i don't want the let viewers down >> it has come out on the face of it would scare any apple's shareholders >> i think it is a fair statement. >> we'll watch it. thanks to david for bringing it to us first. >> stocks are coming off their worse week in several months sell-off on friday means the snp has joined on "squawk" on paul jones, he saw more volatility. >> it is really easy to say we are bullish and bearish. i see a two-side of the market >> he later said he'll buy the hell out of ten down he says it seems to be a delay to me. >> i was telling the morning crew that we would be down 20%, okay 20% seriously is where you would buy in a bare market i think we are all stuck with one particular concept this may be only 1987 did we have the stock market signal being in a hard bare market crash and the economy keeps on tumbling >> the imminent recession story is what i keep on hearing. i could see it there were some data that shows me we

i've been with coretta and my wife and then gene and then ralph and juanita.be it's enough. the fbi is attacking them. they tapped his home phone and office phone and hotel rooms and tried to see if there was semen on his bed to disgrace and discredit him and board members wrote letters to "the new york times" saying it would not work and he said dr. king, don't talk that way. and ended said, peace, peace. there is no peace. let me talk. we got real quiet. he said maybe i can't turn around because frederick douglas and frederick tubman would not understand. i can't turn around. he then said maybe i went fast to the point of death. we may disagree on taxes and i was to the point of starving to death, fasting to death and he made his move. we're going to washington to go to jail in traffic and shift to congress' focus and instead we'll go a step further and he said the sanitation workers, they're god's children, and if they don't do their work the surgeons cannot do operations because the germs will kill the patient. if they don't do their work the teachers will

juanita inida -- cincinnati. caller: yes, i wanted to make a few comments and then i will go.irst of all, here in cincinnati we have a rather large eritrean community. some of them would have been killed. that is number one. number two, setting all these people on fire about drugs and all i'm a what i never hear from trump or his supporters, these people are responding to a demand. if the demand was not in the , we would not be having this problem. i am tired of the hate. they need to tell the truth. these people are responding to demand. host: what do you do about the demand? caller: the first thing you need to do is educate the american people. number two, treat them as stop treating it as a crime, and treat drug dependency as an illness, as it has been for the past 40 years. . host: because then you would more american workers able to get jobs? is that what you are saying? caller: what i am saying is to me, the entire immigration -- when i look at the entire argument that the president and his followers are making about crime coming into the country and drugs and all of thi