. >> [ speaking in a foreign language ] my name is livia flores and i am a single mother and i have two children. and i 11-year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy. i am domestic violence survivor. i have been homeless for the last five years. i have slept in cars, and in the streets. with friends, and it was very difficult for us mothers to be away from our children. if we are not, we are demanding... to obtain more funding to rehab like some of the housing units. in public housing and section eight here in san francisco. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> for the next speaker i will call these speaker cards, margarita adena, flo be, and perez, and cazera, and lumingdan and maria chuheo. >> good afternoon, my name is floor. you are a smaller and you guys are mothers and fathers. i would like you to put yourself in my shoes and for all of the mothers, that have children. because we are giving birth as mothers. you don't imagine the conditions that we have to live after giving birth. and you guys that are mothers and fathers, should be supporting us. i have two children my son is four year

i'm livia. let's start with our top story. for many of us, pets are an important part of the family. but we'll meet a young girl who probably owes her life to a furry friend. scott tells us about the organization that makes this possible. >> would you like to say hi to clarabell? >> meet the healthcare providers no money can buy. they give and give and give some more. along with their owners, these are called "pet partners." they are part of an organization that trains humans, and their pets, to visit the sick, the elderly, and disabled. >> the animals have an innate sense of knowing when someone needs comfort. >> a little girl named jordan needed more than comfort when she was five years old. >> my leg was really hurting one night, and then i had to go in the ambulance to the hospital. >> a rare bone disease was causing unbearable pain. >> my daughter wouldn't let me touch her. she wouldn't let her father touch her, paramedics touch her. >> even after surgery, jordan was miserable. with a device drilled into her bone, she ref

i'm livia. let's start with our top story. when you think about recycling, you may think about plastic bottles, paper, and aluminum cans. but there's a different type of waste that should be recycled. it's called e-waste, and as tyler shows us, it's a growing issue. >> what should you do with your old computer once you upgrade to a new one? or what about that mp3 player that no longer works? just throwing these electronics out can be dangerous to you and the environment. the government estimates that over 3 million tons of e-waste ends up in landfills every year. some of it contains hazardous materials like lead, which can lead to serious health problems. that's why collection events like this one are important. people can drop off their unwanted or broken electronics instead of throwing them in the trash. >> computers, monitors, tvs, mixed electronics -- pretty much anything with a plug. >> the material is sorted, weighed, and then shipped to a plant for processing. >> we're what's called the demanufacturing facility. so we a

i'm livia. let's start with our top story. >> bet you didn't know there's a kid who's been racing cars since he was 5 years old. he does it to raise money to fight cancer. or how about the club at school that sells "compliment grams" in the cafeteria? >> it's a piece of paper with hershey kisses on it, and people send it to each other, and it has a really nice compliment. >> these are just some of the many uplifting videos you can see on hooplaha.com. >> hooplaha was formed because our founder wanted to find an antidote to bad news. he was sick of listening to the nightly news and hearing all the bad stories. >> i guess their founder never saw "teen kids news." anyway, the idea behind the site is to bring good things to light. >> they can cover stuff like inspiring animals, amazing nonprofits and charities, teens doing good, and, really, just individuals that have great inspirational stories, whether it's overcoming adversity or just doing good things. >> this video is about a guy who started a

first is why were we deeply embroiled in livia's civil war in the first place?econd, was there adequate security in benghazi? obviously not. third, should the military been able to respond when the attack is under way? that's an argument within the military that they poured care seen on. >> we should point out, he was the deputy intelligence chief who said we thought should have responded. >> which now comes to the video which is not the most important of those topics and the committee. we certainly made news this morning with talking to mr. schiff. i do not know why at all any democrat would want to participate in this. but boycotting it, it just becomes a redundant and obvio obviously partisan republican exercise. it is only a matter of time before democrats raise the following question, would there be a select committee if it didn't want to have the power to subpoena the former secretary of state hillary clinton for obviously reasons pertaining to presidential politics? >> congresswoman harman? >> chris, a little additional fact which is i believe a couple da