using my hands as tools to relieve suffering in 2013 while caring for suffering civilians in syria kayla was kidnapped tortured and enslaved by isis and kept as a prisoner of al baghdadi himself after more than $500.00 horrifying days of captivity al baghdadi murdered young beautiful kayla she was just 26 years old when the night that u.s. special forces operations ended al baghdadi his miserable life. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general mark milley received a call in the situation room he was told that the brave men of the elite special forces team that so perfectly carried out the operation had given their mission a name task force $814.00 it was a reference to a special day aug 14th kayla's birthday karl and martian america's warriors never forgot kayleigh and neither will we that was every day america's men and women in uniform demonstrate the infinite depth of love that dwells in the human heart one of these american heroes was army staff sergeant christopher hake on his 2nd deployment to iraq in 2008 sergeant hake wrote a letter to his one year old engage i will be wi

[applause] our soldiers have not forgotten kayla.s a standing ovation from both sides of the aisle. a very special moment. our team in the president's leadership persuaded allies to do what they have not done under every president since jimmy carter which is increased defense spending. president took office, nato allies increased by over 120 trillion by 2024, the number will be 400 billion. [applause] those are billions of dollars american tax payers don't have to spend because allies and their citizens are bearing their fair share. [applause] increase expenditure by native allies makes them safer and makes us safer. the u.s. withdrew from the inf tweeter treaty and the defense department and our control, neighboring russia and china to negotiate a table for serious discussions and verifiable aunts reduction the first time in a generation. [applause] president trump ended the frustration has become the process of rebuilding the united states military. [applause] president trump is moving forward with his commitment to a 355 ship navy

[applause] >> please welcome kayla smith. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. how's everybody doing today? thank you. thank you for joining us today for this historical occasion. my name is kayla smith, and i will be your mistress of ceremonies for the evening. growing up in san francisco d-5, hayes valley, to be exact, since the age of four, i have been privileged to receive mentorship from my community. i went from running departments at project level to now earning my internship at nbc this upcoming summer. [applause] >> i've always been ambitious, but i was lucky to have women in my life that looked like me and achieved great things, and one of those great women that i looked up to the most, our current mayor, my godmother, london breed. she wasn't changed much, by the way. to this day, she is still the same wise, inspiring, and supportive person that she was when i was a child. i know all too well the impact that mayor breed has had on myself, and i am extremely excited to see all the wonderful things that she will do for the city, and for that, i say than

kayla brings up a lot of interesting points i'm just looking here at the numbers.e entrance poll results, it is biden at 27%, buttigieg at 20, 12 for warren and 11 for sanders but that might not even be close. >> it tells you how bizarre iowa is in every other place we talk about exit polls it is a bizarre process to begin with we hope later today, we'll have the results. that is upside down from the results we are seeing. biden has the most to lose here. he needs to perform well here. what does this mean then if this doesn't pan out the way he expects it to? >> people expect sanders to pull this out in iowa, he's a favorite son biden can't drop out of that group. if buttigieg, warren and sanders are forming that top group and biden isn't in there, money will drive up for him and it will be hard to continue >> kayla >> dom, i want to say something about biden. they've said a lower tiered finish for biden may be what bloomberg is looking for if biden were to come away from iowa victorious, then the bloomberg campaign would see that as a difficult indicator for its p

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turn it back over to kayla. kayla: a little bit of my thunder was stolen. but i get to talk about the great escape today. a number of you know the story, but for those of you who don't, dave was talking about the logistics of getting out of the camp. men still tried to escape, even with all of those issues they had. prisoners were notorious for trying to escape their german captors. they put the worst of the presence -- they put those prisoners in the worst of camps. that camp primarily held air force personnel. it was located in poland about 100 miles southeast of berlin. you can see the image on the left side for you. the barracks were built off of the ground, tunneling efforts were pretty difficult. there was also some sand underneath the topsoil. it had a distinct golden color so as they were trying to tunnel, they had to put that sand somewhere. they would often put it in socks and try to walk around and get rid of it, but when it is gold and on top, it is gnosis -- noticeable. the tunnels had to be extremely long. the barracks were back from the fence

♪ >> i am kayla riggs in for emily chang and this is where we bring you top stories from this week intactfear over the spread of the coronavirus prompted the cancellation of the mobile industry conference. we will have the fallout. plus, we take a look at how the virus is affecting big tech bottom line as alibaba sounds a warning bell for revenue growth. slipping out -- samsung and motorola unveil a that. we will take a close look at these devices ahead. ♪ there seems to be no end in sight to concerns over the coronavirus. the death toll continued to jump after the epicenter revised a method. thousands of passengers have been quarantined on a cruise ship in yokohama. demand dropped this quarter for the first time in more than a decade. for market reaction, paul allen and i spoke with victoria hernandez, chief market strategist at global market investment. >> we are watching the headline to see what is driving the market. one of the things we tell our clients is that we want to look through the headlines when it comes to investment and strategy. we want to take a long-term approach. yes, t

[applause] >> please welcome kayla smith. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. how's everybody doing today? thank you. thank you for joining us today for this historical occasion. my name is kayla smith, and i will be your mistress of ceremonies for the evening. growing up in san francisco d-5, hayes valley, to be exact, since the age of four, i have been privileged to receive mentorship from my community. i went from running departments at project level to now earning my internship at nbc this upcoming summer. [applause] >> i've always been ambitious, but i was lucky to have women in my life that looked like me and achieved great things, and one of those great women that i looked up to the most, our current mayor, my godmother, london breed. she wasn't changed much, by the way. to this day, she is still the same wise, inspiring, and supportive person that she was when i was a child. i know all too well the impact that mayor breed has had on myself, and i am extremely excited to see all the wonderful things that she will do for the city, and for that, i say than

kayla: human nature. david: the guards -- i do not have information about what happened to them other than the best speculation is why they were arrested and they were tortured before their execution, that is when they probably gave up george grimson. the of in passing, we know scheme was uncovered and they were punished. >> thank you. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> you are watching american history tv, covering history c-span style come up with if and coverage, archival films, lectures and classrooms, and visits to museums and historic places. all weekend every weekend on c-span3. >> during this election season, the candidates beyond the talking points are only revealed over time. since you cannot be everywhere, there is c-span. our campaign 2020 program endeavors from all other political coverage for one simple reason, it is c-sp

to a special day august 14th, kayla's birthday.and marsha's america's warriors never forgot kayla and neither will we. thank you. [applause] [applause] [applause] every day america's men and women in uniform demonstrate the infinite depth of love that dwells in the human heart. one of these american heroes was army staff sergeant christopher hake. on his second deployment to iraq in 2008, sergeant hake wrote a letter to his 1-year-old son gage. i will be with you again, he wrote to gage. i will teach you to ride your first bike, build your first sandbox, watch you play sports, and see you have kids, also. i love you, son. take care of your mother. i am always with you, daddy. on easter sunday of 2008, chris was out on patrol in baghdad when his bradley fighting vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb. that night he made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. sergeant hake now rests in eternal glory in arlington and his wife kelli is in the gallery tonight joined by their son who is now a 13-year-old and doing very, very well. to kelli

[applause] >> please welcome kayla smith. [applause] >> good morning, everyone.'s everybody doing today? thank you. thank you for joining us today for this historical occasion. my name is kayla smith, and i will be your mistress of ceremonies for the evening. growing up in san francisco d-5, hayes valley, to be exact, since the age of four, i have been privileged to receive mentorship from my community. i went from running departments at project level to now earning my internship at nbc this upcoming summer. [applause] >> i've always been ambitious, but i was lucky to have women in my life that looked like me and achieved great things, and one of those great women that i looked up to the most, our current mayor, my godmother, london breed. she wasn't changed much, by the way. to this day, she is still the same wise, inspiring, and supportive person that she was when i was a child. i know all too well the impact that mayor breed has had on myself, and i am extremely excited to see all the wonderful things that she will do for the city, and for that, i say thank yo

go to kayla tausche for details. >> considering ways to entice households to purchase stocks.ccording to four senior administration officials familiar with the discussions. one proposal would see a portion of household income treated at tax-free if it were invested in stocks according to these officials under one scenario, a hypothetical scenario, a household earning up to $200,000 could invest $10,000 tax-free in the market as beyond contributions to traditional 401(k)s. american households owning stock fell by ten percentage points after the depression despite the rise during president trump's ten you're so far only 55% of households are currently invested according to gallup this a package of tax cuts expected to be introduced this fall before the election as an economic shot in the arm, which the white house now calls tax reform 2.0 one described the package as conceptual another idealistic because it's needs congress' approval to become law they want to keep economic growth humming especially ahead of voting in november. >> and tax-free? capital gains tax would be zero do

it was a reference to a special day: august 14-- kayla's birthday. carl and marsha, america's warriors never forgot kayla-- and neither will we. ( applause ) every day, america's men and women in uniform demonstrate the infinite depths of love that dwells in the human heart. one of these american heroes was army staff sergeant christopher hake. on his second deployment to iraq in 2008, sergeant hake wrote a letter to his one-year-old son, gage: "i will be with you again," he wrote to gage. "i will teach you to ride your first bike, build your first sand box, watch you play sports and see you have kids also. i love you son, take care of your mother. i am always with you. dad." on easter sunday of 2008, chris was out on patrol in baghdad when his bradley fighting vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb. that night, he made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. sergeant hake now rests in eternal glory in arlington, and his wife kelli is in the gallery tonight, joined by their son, who is now 13 years old. and doing well. to kelli and gage: chris will live

when it comes to al baghdadi the parents of kayla mueller in the audience, she was terrifically capturedut baghdadi and isis but the mission to kill him was called 814 in remembrance of her birthday. she brought up a human side of these terrorists that have done terrible things to our country and our troops. it was a big night to recognize the military. >> one of the big moment of the night a lot of folks will be talking about is nancy pelosi ripping up donald trump's speech. not only did she rip his speech, she ripped of what she said about what you just mentioned, the last surviving tuskegee airmen, the survival of a child born at 21 weeks, the morning families of rocky jones and kayla mueller. what is your reaction? >> not to mention educational choice and the wonderful things he laid out. my reaction is is it was disgraceful, a dastardly thing to do, completely unnecessary. she ripped up their political fortunes in the future. it was a small move, someone who is completely controlled by hatred for donald trump. the middle of freedom given to rush limbaugh last night, a conservative i

it was a reference to a special day, august 14, kayla's birthday. america's water -- america's warriors never forgot kayla and neither will we. [applause] president trump: every day, americans demonstrate the infinite depth of love that wells in the human heart. -- that dwells in the human heart. one of these american heroes was army staff sergeant christopher . on his second deployment to iraq, he wrote a letter to his one euros son, gage. -- one-year-old son, gage. i will teach you to ride your first bike. , watchour first sandbox you play sports and see you. i am always with you. daddy. on easter sunday 2008, chris was on patrol in baghdad when his fighting vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb. that night, he made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. the sergeant now rests in eternal glory in arlington and his wife, kelly is in the gallery tonight, joined by their son who is now a 13-year-old and doing very well. to kelly and gage, chris will live in our hearts forever. he is looking down on you now. thank you. [applause] president trump: thank

warriors never forgot kayla-- and neither will we. every day, america's men and women in uniform demonstrate the infinite depths of love that dwells in the human heart. one of these american heroes was ar staff sergeant christopr hake. on his second deployment to ir in 2008, sergeant hake wrote a letter to his one-year-old son, gage: "i will be with you again," he wrote to gage. "i will teach you to ride your first bike, build your first idnd box, watch you play sports and see you havealso. i love you son, take care of your mother. i am always with you. dad." on easter sunday of 2008, chris was out on patroin baghdad when his bradley fighting vehicle was hit by a roaide bomb.th night, he made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. sergeant hake now rests in eternal glory in arlington, and fe kelli is in the gallery tonight, joined by their son, who is now 13 years old. to kelli and gage: chris will live in our hearts forever. he's looking down you now. thank you. thank you very much. thank you both very much. the terrorist responsibl

using my hands as tools to relieve suffering in 2013 while caring for suffering civilians in syria kayla was kidnapped tortured and enslaved by isis and kept as a prisoner of al baghdadi himself after more than $500.00 horrifying days of captivity al baghdadi murdered young beautiful kayla she was just 26 years old when the night that u.s. special forces operations ended al baghdadi his miserable life. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general mark milley received a call in the situation room he was told that the brave men of the elite special forces team that so perfectly carried out the operation had given their mission and name task force $814.00 it was a reference to a special day aug 14th caylee's birthday karl and martian america's warriors never forgot kayleigh and neither will we thank you al and the in every day america's men and women in uniform demonstrate the infinite depth of love that dwells in the human heart one of these american heroes was army staff sergeant christopher hate. on his 2nd deployment to iraq in 2008 sergeant haig wrote a letter to his one year old

>> reporter: we have not had a chance we were canvassing voters but we'll put it on our list. >> kayla there >>> now back to the markets. chinese markets dropping on china's first day back after the extended lunar holiday the shenzhen is like the nasdaq composite, if you will the u.s. equities picture very different. you can see the dow would rise by almost 100 points if these gains hold into the opening bell for regular stock trading. the s&p up by 13, 14 points and the nasdaq up by 42. >>> joining us from chicago, jim yurio. great to have your perspective are we buying these dips and was friday enough of a selloff to get people interested? >> i'm not i think today's rally is a little disappointing it had two things going for it on both the last two fridays we trade very heavy because, you know, the risk coming up of the two days off it would stand to reason for me on mondays we should take some of that back to take 13, 14 points back on the s&p is not quite good enough plus, there was a fairly large injections for china and we only have a little bit. one thing i want to point out, wh

force because that was kayla's birthday. and never forgot kayla neither well we -- will we. [applause] [applause] president trump:president trump: every day, america's demonstrate the infinite depth of love that dwells in him and heart. one of these american heroes was army staff sergeant christopher -- deployment to iraq, he wrote a letter to his one euros son, gage. -- one-year-old son, gage. i will help you build your first sandbox, wash you write your first bike, i love you -- ride love you, bike, i daddy. chris was on patrol in baghdad when his vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb. that night, he made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. now rests in internal glory in arlington and his wife, kelly is in the gallery tonight, joined by their son who is now a 13-year-old and doing very well. chris willd gage, live in our hearts forever. he is looking down on you now. thank you. [applause] president trump: thank you both very much. terrorists responsible for killing the sergeant was qasem soleimani. he provided the deadly roadside bomb that took chris's life. he was the mo

. >> nancy pelosi shredding the memory of kayla mueller. stleding 100-year-old tuskegee airmen. shredding a little two-year-old. >> that's pelosi ripping up the stories of these americans. >> trevor: yeah. that is so true, my friends. when nancy pelosi tore up a copy of trump's speech, she wasn't just ripping up a speech. she was ripping up the memory of the people in that speech. those people are gone now. ( laughter ) that's how paper works. ( laughter ) like, one time at dinner the waiter ripped up my receipt, and then i was hungry again. ( laughter ) ( applause ) now, look, man, you can argue that nancy was right or wrong to tear up trump's speech. ( laughter ) but, i'm sorry, guys, these people, the people that support trump have, no business complaining about breaches of decorum, all right. their dude is literally the king of that shit. he puts the "dick" in decorum. don't come in-- "i can't believe he did this." it's kind of funny, it's kind of funny, though, that republicans were so upset with nancy's lack of decorum, especially because trump used the very same speech to

it was a reference to a special day, august 14th, kayla's birthday. carl and marsha, america's warriors never forget kayla, and neither will we. thank you. [ applause ] every day, america's men and women in uniform demonstrate the infinite depth of love that dwells in the human heart. one of these american heroes was army staff sergeant christopher hake. on his second deployment to iraq in 2008, sergeant hake wrote a letter to his 1-year-old son, gage -- "i will be with you again," he wrote to gage, "i will teach you to ride your first bike, build your first sandbox, watch you play sports, and see you have kids also. i love you, son. take care of your mother. i am always with you, daddy." on easter sunday of 2008, chris was out on patrol in baghdad when his bradley fighting vehicle was hit by a roadside bomb. that night, he made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. sergeant hake now rests in eternal glory in arlington, and his wife, kelli, is in the gallery tonight, joined by their son, who is now a 13-year-old and doing very, very well. to kelli a

about underemployment, people working more hours, working too many jobs to check all the boxes. >> kayla, how important is iowa? is it a case of this lead gives enough momentum to really change the game or does it have to come alongside a new hampshire victory and others as well >> reporter: well, from the delegate standpoint, it's somewhat negligible. 56 delegates from iowa. so it's a small fraction of the delegate prize, but what it does is give momentum to a front-runner in this race at a critical moment going into these other primaries with a race still this wide, it will certainly propel one if not two, candidates to really be able to fund raise and get a lot more grass root support going into the other critical races. >> kayla tausche thank you. >>> who's wall street lining up behind in terms of democratic candidates sticking with trump? >> so i would say that i have visibility on this because our firm has very prominent democrats and they are coming behind -- >> you'll see -- jen rogers. >> wasn't going to name. thanks but he is already expressing support for bloomberg. it's fair

the mourning families of rocky jones and kayla mueller service members reunion with his family.ostility. the twitter user handshake rejection the snub seen around the world. did she think after trying to impeach him that they were friends? last year the house speaker went viral for enthusiastically clapping when the president called for an end to revenge politics. clearly the end to revenge politics did not happen, guys. rob: pelosi choreographing more viral moments needing attention. rush limbaugh more rough news on him this week. listen to this. >> thank you for your decades of tireless devotion to our country. you will be receiving our country trips highest civilian honor. the presidential medal of freedom. [cheers and applause] carley: emotions absolutely running high during that moment, brian says rush is icon and legend he has done so much for talk radio and the conservative movement. limbaugh says he is in awe of the president giving him the medal of freedom. so an incredible moment for somebody who probably needed a little bit of cheering up, guys. jillian: there were so

guys. >> what a night, kayla our kayla tausche in des moines. you. >>> still to come, thelast nam to report. we'll tell you why alphabet shares are under pressure after beating estimates last night quick programming note, do not miss a special report on coronavirus outbreak right here on cnbc 7:00 p.m. eastern time dow up 415 we're back in a moment >>> alphabet shares under pressure after breaking out numbers for youtube and cloud for the first time josh out west and has those numbers for us looks like some recovery after opening bell but back down 4%. >> that's exactly right. this earnings report was alphabet's first and sundar pichai was promoted to ceo back in early december. one question the street had, would his promotion mean more transparency at the search giant and turns out it does. in a surprise move alphabet reviewing new financial metrics saying in q4 ad revenue climbed, google cloud revenue grew to $2.6 billion notably the company didn't provide what rival amazon does for its cloud business, profitability numbers. still analysts cle

[applause] >> please welcome kayla smith. [applause] >> good morning, everyone.body doing today? thank you. thank you for joining us today for this historical occasion. my name is kayla smith, and i will be your mistress of ceremonies for the evening. growing up in san francisco d-5, hayes valley, to be exact, since the age of four, i have been privileged to receive mentorship from my community. i

us more about the administration's new hiring and firing policy is white house management director, kaylahank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me, stephen. >> stephen: so, kayla-- >> director mckenzie. >> stephen: my apologies. director mckenzie, what do you actually do there at the white house? >> my job is to cull the weak, stephen. >> stephen: really? how old are you? >> how dare you ask a woman her age. what else to expect from fake news cbs. you're as bad as the never-trumpers. we've got a great show for you tonight. tyra banks is here. but when we come back, our real news anchor goes to south carolina to see what voters really think. sty with us. 60% of women wear the wrong size pad, and can experience leaks. you don't have to with always my fit try the next size up and get up to 20% better coverage - day or night because better coverage means better protection always. the family has to share one. step up with boost mobile and get 4 free samsung galaxy a20 phones when you switch or don't and prepare to lose some furniture ...ooo... got it! step up with boost mobile and ge

has been canvassing voters and businesses to see where the support lies hi, kayla. >> hey, tyler for candidates that are vying for the iowa caucus title, there's only a relatively few number of delegates for the prize, but really it's about the critical momentum that is so important at this stage of the race and with the race still at this size. while vice presidenteg strengthy four-point edge on average across the iowa polls. we spoke to some of his supporters they say they like he's earnest and they like his programs >> i think he's a good fit who is consistent with his line of reasoning. >> mostly because of e medicare for all. i think a good plan. i think it's really what we need e. >> he's been working on this for 40 years i have confidence in him >> you won't hear from from businesses in iowa though. we're at a chemical company that maybes products for the textile, nutrition and food industry. ceo chris nelson said if sanders were the nominee, he'd vote for president trump even after recently changing his party registration to democrat >> the tax reform that was done on the uni

the parents of kayla mueller, one of the last surviving tuskegee airmen. the family of an american soldier serving abroad being brought in to that chamber, a little girl receiving a life-changing scholarship. some democrats couldn't even stand for these moments. unbelievable. nowhere has the tail of two americans been more apparent than three years of the smocrats and the success that we scroll on that screen, we have on one o side. we have the republicans, a president standing up and cheering fellow americans and their success and their jobs and their safety and their security and theiry prosperity. and applauding american a exceptionalism and the heroes that make it possible every day. we have on the other side very same time, pelosi, which was a weird distraction the whole night. the petulant, bitter indignant colleague sitting on their hands and frowning at things that we should all agree on. a scholarship? a changing the life of young american? record-breaking jobs numbers? the historic progress for every demographic women in the workplace? record low

and kayla tausche is live on the ground in concord, new hampshire, with what we can expect hi, kayla.> hi, tyler some surprise write-ins for bloomberg and a surge for klobuchar and now we await for the big tallies to come in polls close in about six hours a lot of progressives are doubling down on bernie sanders and others are torn between pete buttigieg and klobuchar. the name that didn't come up, joe biden. he has since left new hampshire to get a head start in south carolina but the top three candidates have been commanding extremely large crowds sanders drawing 7,500 last night but they still pale in comparison to president trump's rally in manchester. capacity at 11,000 seats some 40% of the voters are independents they and a lot of the moderates we have been talking to are on the fence between klobuchar and buttigieg. take for example a woman who runs a fifth generation manufacturer and as of yesterday she hadn't made up her mind. >> i think the economy is strong for certain people but for the people that we're employing, trying to make rent or trying to pay the bills, the econo

cafeteria at murray elementary school in dublin. 8-year-old branden, 6-year-old ethan, and 7-year-old kayla. navy lieutenant daren nelson was in the school office with their mother waiting to surprise them. >> it's been a long time coming. >> serving under an anti- terrorism task force. he missed ball games and of course the problems. >> this little guy called me up to his room and he got a lego stuck in his nose. >> and there was the sudden death of the hampster. >> it hit me that i wasn't there with my son dealing with the passing. >> they have no idea. >> so during lunch, the principal played along by asking the students a few innocent questions. >> if someone in your family is a firefighter, raise your hand. or our military. and then the boys were invited on stage and then came the  moment drenched in joy and tears. >> hey, boys. >> dad? daddy! >> i love you kiddo. >> i love you. >> the nelsons were a family in tact for the first time in almost a year. >> that was one of the best moments of my life. i'm just excited to be home with these guys. >> there are sacrifices paid by the men a

thank you, kayla.r and thank you to his entire amazing staff including my roommate. to get this accommodation it's amazing because it is from my supervisor and because my supervisor has been such an amazing leader in the labor movement in san francisco and state wide. the labor movement is important to me because it's not intersection between labor and the working class. just as far as martin luther king junior with his work with the sanitation workers in 1968, this shows you sol tar tee and when we win, one person wins from a disenfranchised group and until we build solidarity and we all win together. i've managed and worked on lots of campaigns in san francisco and during that time, i've also been a flight a tenant for association of flight attendants, proud union member. for now a little over five years. during that time, i've been working for campaigns that had the opportunity to learn a lot of skills from jane kim, alison collins, hi and now i feel pride to take all of these skills, all of this mo

thank you, kayla.r and thank you to his entire amazing staff including my roommate. to get this accommodation it's amazing because it is from my supervisor and because my supervisor has been such an amazing leader in the labor movement in san francisco and state wide. the labor movement is important to me because it's not intersection between labor and the working class. just as far as martin luther king junior with his work with the sanitation workers in 1968, this shows you sol tar tee and when we win, one person wins from a disenfranchised group and until we build solidarity and we all win together. i've managed and worked on lots of campaigns in san francisco and during that time, i've also been a flight a tenant for association of flight attendants, proud union member. for now a little over five years. during that time, i've been working for campaigns that had the opportunity to learn a lot of skills from jane kim, alison collins, hi and now i feel pride to take all of these skills, all of this mo