charlie kern, owner and co- founder of chrome yellow corporation: "this is a whole house that fits in a parking space."what started as charlie kern's idea for affordable housing has now turned into a new way of life.charlie kern, owner and co-founder of chrome yellow corporation: "i just wasn't finding anything i could afford."charlie took the money he had and built himself a school bus to live out of. charlie kern, owner and co- founder of chrome yellow corporation: "if you don't like the view out of your bedroom window, you can just drive somewhere else."fast forward years later... he's made it a business.charlie and his team at chrome yellow corporation are booked through the summer.building these "skoolies" for their customers. charlie kern, owner and co- founder of chrome yellow corporation: "right now i call it an all you can work buffet." and it's no easy task working with a bus.charlie kern, owner and co-founder of chrome yellow corporation: "fundamentally its a remodel. and when you get in there you realize that no bus has straight walls. no bus is square. everything is off s

story (ken)that was eytan wallace reporting.another protest is set for tomorrow at two pm outside the kern county district attorney's office. (ken)coming up tonight at 6:45... there are calls for beto o'rourke to run for president. but the potential candidate himself may be having doubts. we'll explain. is it a childish 'tit for tat'? political brinksmanship? we'll have the latest in we'll have explain. we'll having doubts.himself may be candidate office. office. has the storyeytan wallace has the storyhas the story mountains. the santa cruz mountains. (ken) bakersfield police are now reccomending charges against the woman... seen here... dragging a dog behind a bird scooter. police have identified the suspect as 39 year old elaine rosa. reporter eytan wallace has the story (ken)that was eytan wallace reporting.another protest is set for tomorrow at two p-m outside the kern county district attorney's office. (ken)coming up tonight at 6:45... there are calls for beto o'rourke to run for president. but the potential candidate himself may be having doubts. we'll explain. is it a childish 'tit

arriaga got as far as kern county and was arrested friday. (leslie pedrazo, gustavos family friend)"it's hard for everybody. as much as it is for them, it is also for us." all four suspects pleaded not guilty.according to prosecutors - they're undocumented immigrants and are considered flight risks. their bail is set to 100 thousand dollars each.as for arriaga and the three caught in kern county, they're expected to be in court wednesday. (ken) prosecutors say arriaga is expected to be arraigned on murder charges. (catherine) for the second time in as many years chicago saw fewer murders and less gun- related violence. there were 1-hundred fewer murders in 20- 18 compared to the year before. and overall crime numbers dropped ten-percent since 20-16. the police department admits they still havea lot of problems...and a lot of work to do.. <"this has been one of the more tragic or most tragic years in cpd's history, with the losses of commander paul bauer, officer samuel jimenez, officer eduardo marmolejo and officer conrad gary."> chicago poli

attack on their personal rights the international consortium of investigative journalists has condemned kerns conviction as quote yet another disgraceful attack on free speech in turkey. all right let's bring in now our can our candy you had of did of use turkish service erica what are palin uncurse options right now. right now that she can appeal to this verdict of the judge she has today that depends on the lawyers when will it happen it could be in the following weeks it was expected and afterwards it's a little bit unclear when the verdict. let me correct is when the court of appeal will decide it's absolutely not clear therefore it could be after that three weeks four weeks but it also can be another year for example so we will see what's going on there but how did she end up in this situation. well political work for during that period while she reported on the paradise papers and she was while she was a quite a very. successful investigative journalist and after that she was yeah she was. the court said that is not very good what she reported because she did her job actually and all of

perez arriaga was arrested last week in kern county. police say he was planning to flee to mexico. perez arriaga did not enter a plea today. a woman is shot and killed by san jose police officers on christmas morning. and now -- her family is pleading for the district attorney to press charges against those officers, who thay say, are responsible for her death. the police department says, the shooting was justified -- and that the victim, 24-year-old jennifer vasquez endangered the officers lives. kron 4's charles clifford is live tonight in san jose with the story. charles? well, a family is mourning and they are looking for answers. the police department says the shooting on christmas day was justified. natswednesday afternoon, the parents of jennifer vasquez spoke to the media on the spot where their daughter died christmas morning. they are pleading for the district attorney to take a closer look at the case because they believe the police department is not being forthcoming about what happened. lydia jimenez read a statement prepared by the family.sotsan jose in the early morn

kyle: many thanks to kondik and jen kerns. markets are down but up off the lows.ow jones down 115 points right now, about half a percent. the s&p 500 down .4%. the nasdaq down .2%. live from new york this is bloomberg. david: you are watching balance of power i am david westin. it is time for our stock of the hour. molina health is moving to the downside dropping on fears of the new democratic controlled house will push to reduce payments to health care providers. they are not alone. i could have picked any number. you have cigna on the downside. first rallying on strong enrollment and since the midterms really on the downside. that is largely because of what we are going to see out of the 116th congress or what we could see. that is increased government role in health care. you had a variety of plans proposed including the bernie sanders medicare for all which would eliminate private employee given health care as well as the aca and medicare entirely. that eliminates u.s. opportunities for u.s. insurers. some specialty operations would not be covered in that sing

a few weeks span and should be charged as an adult. he took a life.judges in riverside county and kern county have already ruled the new law unconstitutional... the family says district attorney becton originally agreed to appeal the new law... and then changed her mind... sot melanie schwartz/murder victim's mother :52i would ask her to reconsider her decision and let the courts decide if they say no, then we have done all we cansweitzer's alleged killer is due to enter a plea on thursday in juvenile court.. that's why the family met with the d.a. tuesday afternoon in hopes of getting her to change her mind before that happens. she refused. in a statement to kron 4 the d.a. says the california attorney general's office issued a legal opinion finding senate bill 1391 constitutional. i have issued an office-wide policy to direct all prosecutors in my office to not challenge the constitutionality of senate bill 1391. soti am beyond disappointed... our daughter matteredstandup dan kerman/martinez 1:45and while the family says the da's decision might make it too late in their case they wil

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a few weeks span and should be charged as an adult. he took a life.judges in riverside county and kern county have already ruled the new law unconstitutional... the family says district attorney becton originally agreed to appeal the new law... and then changed her mind... sot melanie schwartz/murder victim's mother :52i would ask her to reconsider her decision and let the courts decide if they say no, then we have done all we cansweitzer's alleged killer is due to enter a plea on thursday in juvenile court.. that's why the family met with the d.a. tuesday afternoon in hopes of getting her to change her mind before that happens. she refused. in a statement to kron 4 the d.a. says the california attorney general's office issued a legal opinion finding senate bill 1391 constitutional. i have issued an office-wide policy to direct all prosecutors in my office to not challenge the constitutionality of senate bill 1391. soti am beyond disappointed... our daughter matteredstandup dan kerman/martinez 1:45and while the family says the da's decision might make it too late in their case they wil

. >> it had been almost a week since he was arrested in kern county. in court attorneys referred to gustavo by one of his aliases. he faces murder charges for the shooting death of the police officer corporal ronil singh. a native of fiji. singh had been part of the police department since 2011. he celebrated christmas with his wife and newborn hours before he was gunned down during a suspected dui stop. he did not enter a plea. his attorney questioned his competency. the judge requested an evaluation. he is due back in court on february 7th. bail has not been set. he remains in custody. several members of the small community came to show support for corporal singh's family. >> it just feels like we lost a family member. our town is small. everybody knows everybody. everybody is like family. every intoid there for each other. to have something so tragic happen to one of our police officers is devastating. >> his loved ones were also here and they did not want to talk to the media. four of the other seven suspects who were arrested for helping hide him

already judges in riverside county and kern county have ruled the new law unconstitutional... the family says district attorney becton originally agreed to appeal the new law... and then changed her mind... sot melanie schwartz/murder victim's mother :28 she took it all away and she pulled the rug out from under us and wont let something that is possibly unconsitutional be heard and i would think as our county da she would care that a law could possibly be unconstitutional.and the family is racing against the clock. the suspect due to take a plea deal in juvenile court later this week, thats why tkhe family met with the d.a. tuesday afternoon in hopes of getting her go forward with the appeal or at least delay the hearing. she agreed to no neither. in a statement to kron 4 the d.a. says the california attorney general's office issued a legal opinion finding senate bill 1391 constitutional. i have issued an office-wide policy to direct all prosecutors in my office to not challenge the constitutionality of senate bill 1391. believing the law in constitutionalsoti am all for refo

he was captured in kern county while planning to run away to mexico. (2-shot)( will )in the east bay... a family narrowly escaped a fire that damaged three buidlings near cambridge park. ( darya ) kron 4's alecia reid has the latest from concord. 'these families were home relaxing for new years day .... before having to run for their lives.pkgremnants of a house fire new years day ... just have other family members taking care of them3 buildings near cambridge park were left damaged after the explosion and fire. neighbor ivan isguerra captured some of it on his cell phone before running to safety.we heard an explosion then hissing then fire and flames. we grabbed our pets and got out. we expected the worst but hoped for the best.inside one of the homes ... lived a family of 6. including 4 children ranging from ages 12 yrs old to 3 months.they were sad but the only thing they cared about was that their kids were okthe explosion started outside this single story duplex, near tires and a gas tank before spreading inside. then to a two - story apartment building nearby and an outhouse ...

he was captured in kern county while planning to run away to mexico. (2-shot)( will )in the east bay... a family narrowly escaped a fire that damaged three buidlings near cambridge park. ( darya ) kron 4's alecia reid has the latest from concord. 'these families were home relaxing for new years day .... before having to run for their lives.pkgremnants of a house fire new years day ... just have other family members taking care of them3 buildings near cambridge park were left damaged after the explosion and fire. neighbor ivan isguerra captured some of it on his cell phone before running to safety.we heard an explosion then hissing then fire and flames. we grabbed our pets and got out. we expected the worst but hoped for the best.inside one of the homes ... lived a family of 6. including 4 children ranging from ages 12 yrs old to 3 months.they were sad but the only thing they cared about was that their kids were okthe explosion started outside this single story duplex, near tires and a gas tank before spreading inside. then to a two - story apartment building nearby and an outhouse ...

he was captured in kern county while planning to run away to mexico. an investigation is underway after a fire broke out at a house under construction in the south bay. it happened last night in campbell ... on the 500 block of century drive. fire fighters put out the fire within half-an hour. the fire heavily damaged one side of the home, but most of the home has smoke damage. while part of the home was under construction ... 6 people are displaced this morning. no one was hurt. in the east bay... a family narrowly escapes a fire that damaged three buildings near cambridge park in concord. p-g-&-e were out shutting down a gas line last night following an explosion. it happened outside a single story duplex, near tires and a gas tank. a neighbor was able to capture some of the fire before running to safety. the fire spread to a two story apartment building and an out-house. a family of 6 ....including 4 children, lived in one of the homes and got out safely.

shooting and killing corporal say arriaga left stanislaus llyr county.he was ultimately captured in kernaus county sheriff adam christianson says arriaga was trying to esnative mexico.supporters of the sanctuary law say it was designed to foster trust between undocumented immigrants and local law enforcement.but opponents - --like new california ---say it only puts people in danger. now the group is using corporal singh's death as an example of their grievance with the state and another reason why they believe they should be able to secede.man: "will we see another officer singh shooting? yes, i think that's pretty much guaranteed we'll see something like this again. and we'll see more angel parents until we stop this nonsense and new california will stop it.man: "in new california we would not have a sanctuary state law, we would say that if you're apprehended for a crime and you are found to be illegally in this nation you will be turned over to the federal government." police say the man accused of killing corporal ronil singh had two d-u-i's and was a gang member. coming up at 8 o'cl

the country illegally.authorities say arriaga left stanislaus county.he was ultimately captured in kerntanislaus county sheriff adam christianson says arriaga was trying to escape to his native mexico.supporters of the sanctuary law say it was designed to foster trust between undocumented immigrants and local law enforcement.but opponents - --like new california ---say it only puts people in danger. now the group is using corporal singh's death as an example of their grievance with the state and another reason why they believe they should be able to secede.man: "will we see another officer singh shooting? yes, i think that's pretty much guaranteed we'll see something like this again. and we'll see more angel parents until we stop this nonsense and new california will stop it.man: "in new california we would not have a sanctuary state law, we would say that if you're apprehended for a crime and you are found to be illegally in this nation you will be turned over to the federal government." police say the man accused of killing corporal ronil singh had two d-u-i's and was a gang member. (

a few weeks span and should be charged as an adult. he took a life.judges in riverside county and kern county have already ruled the new law unconstitutional... the family says district attorney becton originally agreed to appeal the new law... and then changed her mind... sot melanie schwartz/murder victim's mother :52i would ask her to reconsider her decision and let the courts decide if they say no, then we have done all we cansweitzer's alleged killer is due to enter a plea on thursday in juvenile court.. that's why the family met with the d.a. tuesday afternoon in hopes of getting her to change her mind before that happens. she refused. in a statement to kron 4 the d.a. says the california attorney general's office issued a legal opinion finding senate bill 1391 constitutional. i have issued an office-wide policy to direct all prosecutors in my office to not challenge the constitutionality of senate bill 1391. soti am beyond disappointed... our daughter matteredstandup dan kerman/martinez 1:45and while the family says the da's decision might make it too late in their case they wil

arriaga got as far as kern county and was arrested on friday. >> this is hard for everyone. wear all four suspects needed guilty. they are considered flight risks and their bail is set at $100,000 each after arriaga was caught and they are expected to be in court wednesday. >>> on friday there will be an honor guard viewing for corporal singh and on saturday funeral services at the community church in modesto at 10 am. the funeral would be followed by the honor guard procession. >>> the race for president in 2020 looks to have a new challenge. elizabeth warren is one step closer to a presidential bid. she announced she is forming and exploratory committee to allow her to raise campaign money. she is the first of what is expected to be a crowded field of democratic candidates. joining us now from the news with his announcement. president trump is criticizing her over here assertion of native american ancestry but says he is looking forward to running against her. >> today i'm launching an exploratory committee for president. reporter: elizabeth warren released a video concern

this has become something of kern and very pressing. we're actually glad to see many of you what were not at work back at work so we can get back to the business of washington, d.c. without being redundant to my previous panelists where i stand when it comes to privacy. i've been watching this for the last almost ten years. one, i think it is accurate for everyone to suggest that we need comprehensive federal privacy legislation that provides either baselines or some type of framework for how we define, approach, and enforce consumer privacy. i think the discussions that are actually going on right now as it's been mentioned, there's been several nonprofits that have put forth drafts. the center for democracy and technology being one of them where we're actually seeing a conversation around, you know, how do we define privacy in this current century where we've moved from -- and i like to always add this when i talked about privacy again, reiterating my previous point from a pixel economy to one that is based on ecolo ecology. none of u

the suspected gunman was a cot in kern county last friday. he is due in court on wednesday. >> we have to look at the security. we to look at everything because we didn't believe it. we didn't think it was him. to make it hard for everybody as much it is for them, it is also for us.>> prosecutors say that all for the defendants are in the country illegally, and are considered flag risks. their bill was $100,000 each. >>> seven cisco police arrested two people wanted in a blessing scam. targeted older members of the chinese community. 51-year-old moody and 45 -year-old man has been charged with elder abuse. they perform ceremonies the required victims to give up their valuables. they are accused of stealing more than $180,000 worth of cash and jewelry. >> police investigated few homicides in 2018 compared last year. services who is on track to see the lowest number of killings in a single year since 1963. >>> seven cisco had logged 44 homicides in 2018. that's a 21% decline from the previous year when there was 56 killings. police have a gun u

in the north bay, the 101 near college not far from highway 12 south of kern we have an accident reportedh a crash blocking two plans. the traffic is slow due to the fasan francisco. elidge ing sy >>> it is a cold morning. check out this salesforce tower camera with a live look looking to the south for a spectacular start to the day. we are grateful to live in the bay area views like this. especially when we think about what is going on in the rest of the country with that nasty winter weather. concord at 39 degrees, oakland 44, livermore 33. we are close to freezing in livermore and downtown san francisco at 47, san jose 40 and santa rosa 36. expect clear skies with cold temperatures this morning and more sunshine through the afternoon with warmer temperatures compared to yesterday. we have above average temperatures, by about 5 degrees in many locations. we will warm up through the week. let's talk about thsira snpack. we are at4% e for this year and that is great to see. we now have sunshine to enjoy. the high pressure strengthening for us with that storm tracking well to the north mea

kern is doing the time -- kind of things that majority leaders have begun to do.n, they did the same thing. >> majority and minority leaders have become very visible actors in the senate. the power of the court is in the leader. there's always a majority leader and minority leader. >> the majority leader is the only person that can bring a bill to the floor. bet's a powerful position to in, even if the adults successfully achieve their goal and is successfully guide what is possible and what is likely to be talked about. >> there's almost nothing in the rules of the senate i give particular powers to the majority leader or minority leader. almost everything they have comes through precedent rather than rules. lyndon johnson used to say his chief power was the power of persuasion. a lot of what you have to do is sit down one by one with all of the senators to figure out what it is, what they want, and how you can get them on board. >> we had a lot of duets with senators through the years who managed to walk the line and came up with a good record. in order to pass

already judges in riverside county and kern county have ruled the new law unconstitutional... the family says district attorney becton originally agreed to appeal the new law... and then changed her mind... sot melanie schwartz/murder victim's mother :28 she took it all away and she pulled the rug out from under us and wont let something that is possibly be heard and i would think as our county da she would care that a law could possibly be unconstitutional.and the family is racing against the clock. the suspect due to take a plea deal in juvenile court later this week, thats why tkhe family met with the d.a. tuesday afternoon in hopes of forward with the appeal or at least delay she agreed to no neither. in a statement to kron 4 the d.a. says the california attorney general's office issued a legal opinion finding senate bill 1391 have issued an office-wide policy to direct all prosecutors in my office to not challenge the constitutionality of senate bill 1391. believing the law in constitutionalsoti am all for reform, but this is not the way to do it.standup dan kerman/martin

already judges in riverside county and kern county have ruled the new law unconstitutional...he family says district attorney becton originally agreed to appeal the new law... and then changed her mind... sot melanie schwartz/murder victim's mother :28 she took it all away and she pulled the rug out from under us and wont let something that is possibly unconsitutional be heard and i would think as our county da she would care that a law could possibly be unconstitutional.and the family is racing against the clock. the suspect due to take a plea deal in juvenile court later this week, thats why tkhe family met with the d.a. tuesday afternoon in hopes of getting her go forward with the appeal or at least delay the hearing. she agreed to no neither. in a statement to kron 4 the d.a. says the california attorney general's office issued a legal opinion finding senate bill 1391 constitutional. i have issued an office-wide policy to direct all prosecutors in my office to not challenge the constitutionality of senate bill 1391. believing the law in constitutionalsoti am all for reform

a few weeks span and should be charged as an adult. he took a life.judges in riverside county and kern county have already ruled the new law unconstitutional... the family says district attorney becton originally agreed to appeal the new law... and then changed her mind... sot melanie schwartz/murder victim's mother :52i would ask her to reconsider her decision and let the courts decide if they say no, then we have done all we cansweitzer's alleged killer is due to enter a plea on thursday in juvenile court.. that's why the family met with the d.a. tuesday afternoon in hopes of getting her to change her mind before that happens. she refused. in a statement to kron 4 the d.a. says the california attorney general's office issued a legal opinion finding senate bill 1391 constitutional. i have issued an office-wide policy to direct all prosecutors in my office to not challenge the constitutionality of senate bill 1391. soti am beyond disappointed... our daughter matteredstandup dan kerman/martinez 1:45and while the family says the da's decision might make it too late in their case they wil

jeannie zaino and jen kerns, thank you so much for being with us.ewer mac yet is in the middle kingdom. starbucks takes a hit because of china. it is our company on the cross hairs. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ is is bloomberg. ♪ david: you are watching "balance of power." i'm david westin. coffee chain is the stock of the hour. starbucks. its shares are dropping 4% those paring those losses somewhat now. emma chandra is here with more. analysts are concerned about the prospects in china. yes, that's right. they scored a downgrade from the analysts at goldman sachs. to neutral.r rating and lower the price target to $68 which is a dollar or so lower than the average price target. she says she remains confident that starbucks initiatives to drive -- a drive digital engagement would create a more stable set of commerce for them in the u.s. she has concerns about china. she calls an incremental concerns about the macro environment. she noted that apple come as we have discussed last week, and mcdonald's have noted weakness in china. she says that

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which i'm steps away from the chamber, democrats will offer a measure that will address some of the kern concerns they have that they have not been showing enough about their belief that border security needs to be enhanced, not with a wall. they'll vote on a measure that would give more money than the president is asking for his steel slat wall barrier, whatever he wants to call it, more money he's asking, the $5.7 billion but not for a wall. for other kinds of technologies and personnel and so forth that would do more to protect the border, but to have a difference in approach. what they say is a smart wall. that would be another step that we expect to happen here that can pass in the house, because democrats have the numbers. we expect in about 30 minutes or so house republicans will be coming to this area to give us an update on where they think things are going. more happening today, the senate side is considering two different measures. one is the president's plan with other things added to it. the other is the democrats' plan to reopen the government for a limited period of time b

. >>> kern county sheriff's deputies arrested arriaga friday at a home in bakersfield. they say he's an undocumented immigrant. seven others are accused of helping him run from the law. >>> coming up, san jose's mayor recovering this morning after he's hit by a car i'll he was on a bicycle. we'll update you on his condition. >>> plus, new at 11:00, drug-sniffing dogs have to undergo new training. the changes the k-9 unit is dealing with because of the legalization of marijuana. in th. mayor sam liccardo was hit by a ca >>> the mayor of san jose is still in the hospital. mayor sam liccardo was hit by a car while riding his bicycle yesterday. welcome back. nbc bay area's ros plater reports on the mayor's condition and how it all happened. >> very lucky he was a very safe bicyclist and wearing the gear he needed. >> reporter: 12:30 in the afternoon, linda came out her front door after hearing a commotion. >> came out, found a gentleman on the sidewalk, lying on the sidewalk, pretty banged up. didn't recognize him at first, because he had his sunglasses on. >> reporter: tha

clark county is on the southern border of the state with the state of oregon and seeping out there are kernsthe portland area as well. but up and down the state that, in that state, there seem to be clusters, similar to othe states. how do you change that? s of statesre are l that actually give families the option to not vaccinate their children. well, i think that that you have to be much more strict about the flexibility that you ve to so-called philosophical objection to getting vaccinatedh becaus gets abused, and when you get below a certain level of the percent o peop in the community that are vaccinated, that's a disaster waiting to happen. you have to hae least 92 and as much as 95 or more percent of everyone in the com nity vaccinated in order to get that umbrella of what we call herd once you get down below a certain level, it's just waiting to have the kinds of outbreaks that you're seeing now in washington state and that we've seen and arseeing even in new york city and in new york state, where among certain populations such as the orthodox jews who have a lower level of vaccinati

q&a, author and journalist patricia miller and her book "bringing down the kerne -- colonel." >> william campbell preston breckenridge, and the number of middle names should signify he was in the southern elite. he has been a confederate colonel in the confederate cavalry. at the time of the lawsuit he is in his fifth term in congress. he was -- she was nobody. a poor girl from kentucky with literary aspirations, hungry for an education. she ran into breckenridge at a time when she was desperate to make yourself something in the world and get an education. at 8:00 eastern on q&a. monday, martin luther king jr. day. race00 a.m. eastern, relations in the u.s. with professor leonard stein worn and commentator armstrong williams. live on washington journal. at 4:00 p.m. on book tv on c-span2, a discussion on race in america. >> voter suppression. voter suppression is real. let's just am a couple of states. dakota --exas, north north dakota, just. we are still, dealing with this issue on dr. king's birthday. >> on american history tv on c-span3, at 8:00 p.m. eastern the 1957 film "a time for

of all in together lauren leader and former spokesperson for the california republican party, jen kernswith me early. jen, i'll reach out to you first here. how is what the president did yesterday anything more than a political stunt? because if he had a new proposal, why not bring it straight to democrats, rather than make such a meal of it all, bringing up the same old stuff? we heard about drugs and rapists. i mean, some are calling this political grandstanding. >> well, look, there was some serious policy considerations in the president's announcement yesterday, including the $800 million for humanitarian assistance, which i thought was a good start. he has set into place answering some of the questions that the democrats have been posing to him, which are what about something more than a wall? how about some scanning for, you know, drug detection, smuggling detection, which he has put into the plan. you also have him increasing the number of immigration judges. that would certainly help the logjam there at the border. it would help the separation of family issues that democrats see

i would say not only the sharing of that data, but i would add as michael kerns talks about, the differences from that data that speaks to the use of your personal information. in our discussion today, i think many of us would not have targeted the use of macro and micro data points that are fueling artificial intelligence, machine learning algorithms but here we are. 50 states have privacy laws, some of them are outdated. some have similar approaches and others that have diverted approaches. example,rnia, as an coming out and saying we will outplay all of you and come up with their own definition of privacy, our own rules. this has become something of concern and very pressing. we are glad to see many of you who were not at work back at work so we can get back to business. i just want to leave you with three points without being redundant to my previous analyst on where i stand when it comes to privacy. i have been watching this for almost the last 10 years. one, i think it is accurate for everyone to understand we need comprehensive federal privacy legislation that provides either baseline

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and that's why, by the way, somebody like jamie kern lima who founded it cosmetics, some great creamhe had -- she recently sold her company, she's in her 40s, for over a billion dollars to loreal. but what she did, her career was nearly ruined. she was a tv reporter. she had pro se shah, in-- pro se shah, red on the skin. and the traditional creams could not cover it. she said it ended up under the lights looking like cracked earth in a drought. so her career was ruined. you can't appear like that. so instead of bemoaning it, she and her husband went and spent three years, all their money trying to come up with a way to deal with this problem. they did it, and finally she convinced qvc to give her ten minutes to sell it and to get the needed inventory for it -- if you didn't sell it, you were stuck with it -- spent everything, and she used herself as a model. she was told in the industry, cosmetic industry use stick models, pretty people. you don't use normal people. she used herself. she came on said he's my roseacea, here's what my cream can do. it works for me, it can work for you

married off at the age of eleven and became pregnant soon afterwards she also suffer the puce at the kerns of her mother in law. today even iran is fighting to prevent other indonesian children from suffering a similar fate or will be the.