assembly member david chiu and howard ngo, the owner of duc loi and anthony page an employee at duc loi and the assessor-recorder carmen chou and without further ado, mayor lee. [phra*-urt/] [ applause ] come on up, the school district and school board is here as well. come on up. all right. congratulations everyone, you now have a local grocery store! [ applause ] >> you know, i want to say thank you to you and the staff for working so hard with the supervisor's office and all of the neighborhoodss and with howard. let me say this, good things just don't happen. . all right? for this community a lot of good things never have happened, but when they happen, it's because of good leadership, steady leadership, and i'm proud to have worked close, shoulder-to-shoulder with supervisor cohen, with her staff, because she has been passionate about getting -- passionate and patient. because we have had stores here before. we've talked about the dream of having people more healthy in this neighborhood. and we have never forgotten that. so kind of like what we're always doing in the bay view, it i

let me tell you a story how i have come to know duc loi. three years ago when my staff and with my were brainstorm and drafting letters to send to different retailers across the united states, one of my staff members came up with the idea about going to visit duc loi. so one day after work, i just went simply into the store in the mission and walked around, up-and-down the aisles and i believe i bought in oxtails -- [laughter ]you remember that? salt and pepper and howard didn't know who i was at the time. amanda didn't know who i was at the time, but i interacted with both and i was in the store and amanda said do you need help? no, because at that point i knew that i found what i had come for. not only did i find great healthy food options at a great price, but a found a phenomenal family-run business that paid attention to customer service. so when you come into this store, you will be greeted by howard, who is the owner and the operator. and his right-hand woman, amanda. up-and-down the aisles, they know the store like the back of their

let me tell you a story how i have come to know duc loi. three years ago when my staff and with my were brainstorm and drafting letters to send to different retailers across the united states, one of my staff members came up with the idea about going to visit duc loi. so one day after work, i just went simply into the store in the mission and walked around, up-and-down the aisles and i believe i bought in oxtails -- [laughter ]you remember that? salt and pepper and howard didn't know who i was at the time. amanda didn't know who i was at the time, but i interacted with both and i was in the store and amanda said do you need help? no, because at that point i knew that i found what i had come for. not only did i find great healthy food options at a great price, but a found a phenomenal family-run business that paid attention to customer service. so when you come into this store, you will be greeted by howard, who is the owner and the operator. and his right-hand woman, amanda. up-and-down the aisles, they know the store like the back of their

let me tell you a story how i have come to know duc loi. three years ago when my staff and with my were brainstorm and drafting letters to send to different retailers across the united states, one of my staff members came up with the idea about going to visit duc loi. so one day after work, i just went simply into the store in the mission and walked around, up-and-down the aisles and i believe i bought in oxtails -- [laughter ]you remember that? salt and pepper and howard didn't know who i was at the time. amanda didn't know who i was at the time, but i interacted with both and i was in the store and amanda said do you need help? no, because at that point i knew that i found what i had come for. not only did i find great healthy food options at a great price, but a found a phenomenal family-run business that paid attention to customer service. so when you come into this store, you will be greeted by howard, who is the owner and the operator. and his right-hand woman, amanda. up-and-down the aisles, they know the store like the back of their

so we are here to announce the grand opening and cut the ribbon on duc loi pantry. how about a big round of applause? [ applause ] as you all know, duc loi is a long time san francisco business that is expanding and opening here on 3rd street in the bay view, filling a vacancy on 3rd street, bringing good local jobs, and providing fresh produce to the neighborhood and the community. we have a number of speakers here who want to celebrate this milestone and important occasion and beginning with mayor lee, supervisor cohen, assembly member david chiu and howard ngo, the owner of duc loi and anthony page an employee at duc loi and the assessor-recorder carmen chou and without further ado, mayor lee. [phra*-urt/] [ applause ] come on up, the school district and school board is here as well. come on up. all right. congratulations ever,

let me tell you a story how i have come to know duc loi. three years ago when my staff and with my were brainstorm and drafting letters to send to different retailers across the united states, one of my staff members came up with the idea about going to visit duc loi. so one day after work, i just went simply into the store in the mission and walked around, up-and-down the aisles and i believe i bought in oxtails -- [laughter ]you remember that? salt and pepper and howard didn't know who i was at the time. amanda didn't know who i was at the time, but i interacted with both and i was in the store and amanda said do you need help? no, because at that point i knew that i found what i had come for. not only did i find great healthy food options at a great price, but a found a phenomenal family-run business that paid attention to customer service. so when you come into this store, you will be greeted by howard, who is the owner and the operator. and his right-hand woman, amanda. up-and-down the aisles, they know the store like the back of their

excuse me, lois. stand back, lois. jimmy's in trouble, lois. oh, mr. meyer, this is my friend jerry-- jerry seinfeld. duncan meyer. you two know each other? yeah. we went to high school together, didn't we, jerry? yeah. gee, i hope you're not leaving now. we still have a lot of work left. would you be able to come downtown in rush hour and pick me up? i'd have to be superman to do that, lois. can anybody help us? echo: help us, help us, help us... don't go it alone. ?? this columbus day appliance event. sears' experts will help you save up to 35% off appliances. plus free delivery available on all appliances over $399

stand back, lois. jimmy's in trouble, lois. oh, mr. meyer, this is my friend jerry-- jerry seinfeld. duncan meyer. you two know each other? yeah. we went to high school together, didn't we, jerry? yeah. gee, i hope you're not leaving now. we still have a lot of work left. would you be able to come downtown in rush hour and pick me up? i'd have to be superman to do that, lois. can anybody help us? echo: help us, help us, help us... don't go it alone. ?? this columbus day appliance event. sears' experts will help you save up to 35% off appliances. plus free delivery available on all appliances over $399

>> that's the lois lerner. that's the lois lern chapter. where the irs 501(c)(4) i think corporations were targeted. and the funny thing is the ones that had a hard time getting their permits or their licenses -- >> was this added after the lois lerner? >> yeah, absolutely. that was the result of the lois lerner thing. to say with all the stuff we've got going on in terms of tax collection and taxpayer assistance and all that, this should be about here -- >> sure. >> on your priority schedule. sure that it's here on it through the appropriations process, so you haven't got any money to update that reg. >> getting back to the obamacare, i know you're not a big fan. many people are not. in your estimation, though, how likely is it it will truly be repealed in the new year by congress? >> first of all, when you hear presidential candidates on both sides say it's like with all due respect, it is a law that has been enacted by congress. so no executive can repeal it on the first day, the fifth day, the whatever day. it has to be modified by cong

let me tell you a story how i have come to know duc loi. three years ago when my staff and with my were brainstorm and drafting letters to send to different retailers across the united states, one of my staff members came up with the idea about going to visit duc loi. so one day after work, i just went simply into the store in the mission and walked around, up-and-down the aisles and i believe i bought in oxtails -- [laughter ]you remember that? salt and pepper and howard didn't know who i was at the time. amanda didn't know who i was at the time, but i interacted with both and i was in the store and amanda said do you need help? no, because at that point i knew that i found what i had come for. not only did i find great healthy food options at a great price, but a found a phenomenal family-run business that paid attention to customer service. so when you come into this store, you will be greeted by howard, who is the owner and the operator. and his right-hand woman, amanda. up-and-down the aisles, they know the store like the back of their

(lois witkop/food allergy research and education) "we hear far too many stories about kids with food allergies being excluded from things, i awareness is growing, along with the number of food allergies in kids. and retailers are paying attention. there's a growing number of products marketed to the food allergy community. and witkop says in some cases, they're helping to raise awareness. for instance, maybe you've noticed an increase in teal pumpkin decor, teal is the color of food allergy awareness. and fare's teal pumpkin project encourages families without food allergies to offer non-food halloween treats, in addition to candy, for trick-or-treaters allergies) "you're able to go over there without feeling left out." participants can paint or purchase a teal pumpkin, or simply print a sign to indicate they have non-food treats available. anything from pencils to party favors, stickers, even spare change. a simple gesture than can be inexpensive, yet priceless. (julie watts/reporting) "how would it make you feel if, one day every house had a teal pumpkin?" (marcus espiritu/has food

[lois shrieks] [lois screams] [screams] turn it loose on the girl. he ain't finished the old guy yet. chopper: get back to him after you shut her up. [whooshing] it's superman! well, do something! [metal creaking] [gunfire] he'll be all right. i'll come back for him in a moment. horatio! what happened? how did i get here? lois. now, listen to me, young lady. just where have you been? well, i haven't been sleeping my life away. [knocking at door] hello, jimmy. hi. oh, so there you are. once and for all, hinkle, what did you do with those diamonds? i know nothing about any diamonds, inspector henderson. there you are, inspector. how did you know they were in there? just lucky, i guess. maybe he's got some more of 'em stashed in him somewhere. argh! argh! [laughs] all right, all right. man: gotham city -- woodrow roosevelt high school. 3:09 p.m. -- normal, healthy activity in the school gymnasium. you got it memorized? okay, let's go! [ whistle blows ] and... all: zing! boom! sis-boom-ba! we're from woodrow roosevelt! that's who we are! does anybody sca

so we are here to announce the grand opening and cut the ribbon on duc loi pantry.ow about a big round of applause? [ applause ] as you all know, duc loi is a long time san francisco business that is expanding and opening here on 3rd street in the bay view, filling a vacancy on 3rd street, bringing good local jobs, and providing fresh produce to the neighborhood and the community. we have a number of speakers here who want to celebrate this milestone and important occasion and beginning with mayor lee, supervisor cohen, assembly member david chiu and howard ngo, the owner of duc loi and anthony page an employee at duc loi and the assessor-recorder carmen chou and without further ado, mayor lee. [phra*-urt/] [ applause ] come on up, the school district and school board is here as well. come on up. all right. congratulations everyone, you now have a local grocery store! [ applause ] >> you know, i want to say thank you to you and the staff for working so hard with the supervisor's office and all of the neighborhoodss and with howard. let me say this, good things just

irs boss lois lerner illegally targets. never really held accountable.ething attorney general eric holder refused to explain. >> when did you interview lois lerner? where did the interview take place, who was the personnel who conducted the interview at the justice department? and at any time during the interview did she exercise her fifth amendment rights and refuse to answer questions? >> because this is an ongoing matter i'm not going to answer those questions. >> you can't answer -- well, let me ask you this, did you interview lois lerner? >> as i said, this is ongoing matter and i'm not going to comment on ongoing matter. >> mr. holder never clarified the situation to the american people. something he was honor bound to do. but president obama did make a statement. when i asked him about the irs deal. >> you are saying no corruption, none? >> no. there was some -- there was some bone headed decisions after. >> but no mass corruption. >> not even mass corruption. not even a smidgen of corruption. >> okay. talking points believes there is now enough e

donald trump spent much of the day preparing for next sunday's debaten lois st. louis, and campaign insiders say he will be ready for his next face-off with hillary clinton. one of the issues that he'll likely have to grapple with, new questions raised about the unauthorized release of his partial tax returns from the year 1995. "the new york times" reports that in 1995, donald trump declared a loss of nearly a billion dollars from the collapse of his casino empire, the trump shuttle and ill-fated purchase of the plaza hotel. without any proof that he did, the times went on to say trump could have used that loss to avoid paying any taxes for 18 years. trump surrogates were dispatched to fight back, praising his business acumen. >> there is no one who has shown more genius in the way to maneuver around the tax code as he rightfully used the laws to do that. >> this is part of the tax code. the man is a genius. he knows how to operate the tax code for the benefit of the people he serves.

let me tell you a story how i have come to know duc loi.ee years ago when my staff and with my were brainstorm and drafting letters to send to different retailers across the united states, one of my staff members came up with the idea about going to visit duc loi. so one day after work, i just went simply into the store in the mission and walked around, up-and-down the aisles and i believe i bought in oxtails -- [laughter ]you remember that? salt and pepper and howard didn't know who i was at the time. amanda didn't know who i was at the time, but i interacted with both and i was in the store and amanda said do you need help? no, because at that point i knew that i found what i had come for. not only did i find great healthy food options at a great price, but a found a phenomenal family-run business that paid attention to customer service. so when you come into this store, you will be greeted by howard, who is the owner and the operator. and his right-hand woman, amanda. up-and-down the aisles, they know the store like the back of their han

and charles, lois had been at the university of louisville, kentucky and that spring she had married charles or who was an economics instructor at the university and they had gone to europe on their honeymoon. they were very political, they were leftists that staunchly anti-stalinist and for their honeymoon they wanted to see what was nazi germany like? they planned to travel to india and see british colonialism in india. when they were traveling in france and germany they got word of this coup attempt in spain and this extraordinary social revolution that was taking place in spain and lois who was the livewire of this couple said somewhat older, stodgy or husband, we have to go there. hitchhiked to barcelona, arrive two month after the start of the war and spent the next 10 months weaving and working there. lois or wrote the most extraordinary series of letters home during this time reporting everything scene, she was 19 years old. she spent much of the rest of her life writing and rewriting a memoir of this period and she was never able to get published. but it is an amazing pair o

butt for lois youngen, it means so much more.(sot: lois youngen, fort wayne daisies )"when i saw the film for the first time i cried through it."in the early 50's, youngen was a catcher for the fort wayne daisies, one of the teams formed in the all american girls professional baseball league. former athletes are in sarasota for a reunion recalling a time when female baseball players were seen as equals.(sot: lois youngen, fort wayne daisies )"'the press covered us every night. we played seven nights a week, they covered us seven nights. a nice big spread."(sot: mary moore, springd before one of their games. we met joe dimaggio, and casey stengel was the manager, yogi berra, phil rizzuto."these pro athletes were paid 50 dollars a week. they averaged in age from 16 to 18 years old! and yes, they didn't mind the skirts.(sot: mary moore, springfield sallies )"you had tights on underneath, so you know. we wanted to play ball, i guess we didn't care what we were making history. now in hindsight, they want it preserved.along with their

[imitates fanfare] lois prices from grocery outlet. - hi, it's... the rest of us! - hey there. - hi! - hey. loifor over 60 years now, grocery outlet has been selling the brands you know and love, for up to 60% less than what you'd pay at traditional grocery stores. - and check this out. announceright now, save up to 80% on over 50 name brand cereals. - and we've got a really catchy theme song! hit it! - ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ - ♪ bargain market ... now it's stuck in my head. ♪[ music ] >>> an anchorman's dire warning. >> go west, go north, get out of here. >> and they're trapped. forced to sleep in a hotel ballroom by the wrath of hurricane matthew. >> toddlers, lots of babies crying. >> and look whose estate is at risk by a district hit. donald trump's. >> the shocking encounter in front of a fancy manhattan restaurant. >> and is the presidential election making you sick? anxiety, fatigue, stress. is worry over the election -- >> wrong. >> that is absolute -- >> wrong. >> driving people nuts

let me tell you a story how i have come to know duc loi.ears ago when my staff and with my were brainstorm and drafting letters to send to different retailers across the united states, one of my staff members came up with the idea about going to visit duc loi. so one day after work, i just went simply into the store in the mission and walked around, up-and-down the aisles and i believe i bought in oxtails -- [laughter ]you remember that? salt and pepper and howard didn't know who i was at the time. amanda didn't know who i was at the time, but i interacted with both and i was in the store and amanda said do you need help? no, because at that point i knew that i found what i had come for. not only did i find great healthy food options at a great price, but a found a phenomenal family-run business that paid attention to customer service. so when you come into this store, you will be greeted by howard, who is the owner and the operator. and his right-hand woman, amanda. up-and-down the aisles, they know the store like the back of their hand an

a long time ago, i served on a rice, and with lois away -- an academic leader. led the program of the passing of the pell grant. who knew that lois's daughter would be a rock star and the national security space? over the years, susan and my life has overlapped in various policy forums. i encountered susan early in the clinton administration when she worked on africa. she has been recognized for her impressive service as ambassador to the u.n. it honors the wilson center that she is here to talk about the new presidential action on cuba, a country that i have visited twice, a fascinating country. it will be more fascinating in years forward as it opens up. what the cuban government continues to embrace an ideology that explores change, the talent of the people are obvious. president obama was right, if a policy in place for 50 used as network, we ought to change it and he did -- if a policy place for 50 years does not work, we need to change it, and he did. lee hamilton was my predecessor here. one of the two people who conducted the secret talks to lead to the

let me tell you a story how i have come to know duc loi. three years ago when my staff and with my were brainstorm and drafting letters to send to different retailers across the united states, one of my staff members came up with the idea about going to visit duc loi. so one day after work, i just went simply into the store in the mission and walked around, up-and-down the aisles and i believe i bought in oxtails -- [laughter ]you remember that? salt and pepper and howard didn't know who i was at the time. amanda didn't know who i was at the time, but i interacted with both and i was in the store and amanda said do you need help? no, because at that point i knew that i found what i had come for. not only did i find great healthy food options at a great price, but a found a phenomenal family-run business that paid attention to customer service. so when you come into this store, you will be greeted by howard, who is the owner and the operator. and his right-hand woman, amanda. up-and-down the aisles, they know the store like the back of their

we will check in with lisa and let you know when changes are on the -lois pricese.m grocery outlet. - hi, it's... the rest of us! - hey there. - hi! - hey. loifor over 60 years now, grocery outlet has been selling the brands you know and love, for up to 60% less than what you'd pay at traditional grocery stores. - and check this out. announceright now, save up to 80% on over 50 name brand cereals. - and we've got a really catchy theme song! hit it! - ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ - ♪ bargain market ... now it's stuck in my head. >> welcome back, everyone. >>> the set we used to use to bring you the news every day here on abc7 now has a new home, and we couldn't be prouder. >> good evening. welcome to "state of events." i'm andrew brock. >> and i'm -- the set is now being used by the department of broadcast and electronic arts at san francisco state for its weekly news program called "state of events." >> and that's going to wrap things up for this edition of "state of events." >> but before we go, we would like to thank abc7 news for donating the new set to our

[imitates fanfare] lois prices from grocery outlet. - hi, it's... the rest of us!e. - hi! - hey. loifor over 60 years now, grocery outlet has been selling the brands you know and love, for up to 60% less than what you'd pay at traditional grocery stores. - and check this out. announceright now, save up to 80% on over 50 name brand cereals. - and we've got a really catchy theme song! hit it! - ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ - ♪ bargain market ... now it's stuck in my head. >>reporter: however looking for temperatures of lower '80s that is right on the bay we want to warn you this report contains offensive language. >>reporter: 11 your video has surfaced in gays in the sexually explicit conversations with television host while on the saddle soap opera he was elected a cameo appearance the white house hopeful discusses mckee aggressive advances toward women the larks have come quickly on sunday schedule to participate in the second debate on friday night he said he will be there. >>marty gonzales: office is looking for latino couple wearing a white tank top and blu

let me tell you a story how i have come to know duc loi.ee years ago when my staff and with my were brainstorm and drafting letters to send to different retailers across the united states, one of my staff members came up with the idea about going to visit duc loi. so one day after work, i just went simply into the store in the mission and walked around, up-and-down the aisles and i believe i bought in oxtails -- [laughter ]you remember that? salt and pepper and howard didn't know who i was at the time. amanda didn't know who i was at the time, but i interacted with both and i was in the store and amanda said do you need help? no, because at that point i knew that i found what i had come for. not only did i find great healthy food options at a great price, but a found a phenomenal family-run business that paid attention to customer service. so when you come into this store, you will be greeted by howard, who is the owner and the operator. and his right-hand woman, amanda. up-and-down the aisles, they know the store like the back of their han

[imitates fanfare] lois prices from grocery outlet. - hi, it's... the rest of us! - hey there. - hi! - hey. loifor over 60 years now, grocery outlet has been selling the brands you know and love, for up to 60% less than what you'd pay at traditional grocery stores. - and check this out. announceright now, save up to 80% on over 50 name brand cereals. - and we've got a really catchy theme song! hit it! - ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ - ♪ bargain market ... now it's stuck in my head. earthquake in southern >>> good morning. welcome to your wednesday, october 5. time check 5:14. this is live. it's our weather camera looking out towards the transamerica pyramid and we can see up to the tip-top because we have the clear skies and it's a cool start to your day. a warming trend and the warmest day to come. we have the details in less than four minutes. >>> the elevated risk of a large earthquake in southern california is over for now. the governor's office for emergency services made the announcement yesterday a week after a rash of small earthquakes along the san and

trump: thank you, lois. howie: did you really say, lois asks, were you upset about mr. pence's debate success, as john harwood said? mr. trump: john harwood was the worst moderator out of all the debates we had. how many did we have, 11 or 12? he was so bad. this guy knows nothing about me. i was so happy. i saw today that someone on cnn, the clinton news network, who knows nothing about us, they use john king, actually. i like him on the maps, does a good job. i like them better than i did a couple of months ago, because a couple of months ago i had no chance. now, all of a sudden, that map is getting very red. [applause] but john king said, you know, they always have a source, they always have a source. nobody talks to him. nobody talks because he is, like, the enemy, the enemy, but a few of the people said donald trump was first happy, then he was unhappy because mike pence did so well. i said unhappy? we are jumping up and down. and i tell you what, he is a great human being. you cannot root against him. you can't. [applause] mr. trump: i was telling chris christie,

let's go to lois in missouri, lois. >> caller: hi, jim. hi.m, i'm calling about boston scientific. it seems like even with the good news that came out that it's kind of really acting very weird. i'm not sure what i should be doing. >> lois, i want to twist that whole logic. that's the only stock that's still up. i'd pull the trigger. sha dee in new jersey, sha dee. >> caller: hi, jim. my stock for today is juniper. >> pre-announced better than expected numbers. if that stock comes in, bingo. how about madeline in florida, madeline. >> caller: hey, jimmy. i called in a couple hours ago about corbus pharmaceutical but i ended up selling everything. >> really? that was it? it's very speculative stock. we talked to them the other day. i have to tell you the street.com has got some coverage of it so you have to be a little skeptical. let's go to harvey in oregon. another oregon, wow. harvey. >> caller: yes. very beautiful, sunny in oregon. i've been an investor, not a trader in d bolt fee bold for y. what's going on when the reduction in the divide

so we are here to announce the grand opening and cut the ribbon on duc loi pantry.ow about a big round of applause? [ applause ] as you all know, duc loi is a long time san francisco business that is expanding and opening here on 3rd street in the bay view, filling a vacancy on 3rd street, bringing good local jobs, and providing fresh produce to the neighborhood and the community. we have a number of speakers here who want to celebrate this milestone and important occasion and beginning with mayor lee, supervisor cohen, assembly member david chiu and howard ngo, the owner of duc loi and anthony page an employee at duc loi and the assessor-recorder carmen chou and without further ado, mayor lee. [phra*-urt/] [ applause ] come on up, the school district and school board is here as well. come on up. all right. congratulations everyone, you now have a local grocery store! [ applause ] >> you know, i want to say thank you to you and the staff for working so hard with the supervisor's office and all of the neighborhoodss and with howard. let me say this, good things just

lois vanderleest : "they can protest but this is really damaging people's property. could do the fields and everything." chris merten: "there's always a chance with any fire that it could spread. there's still crops around the area. i'm sure the people that are lighting these are probably not concerned about that." merten says the most recent fire did little to stop the pipeline e workers were back on the job bright and early this morning...almost as if nothing happened. irvin vanderleest: "it's just disgusting; people doing that." chris merten: "when it happens on your own property, it kind of makes you sick to your stomach and hit homes when they start doing it this close to home." says its pulling the plug on clown masks in stores and online. melania trump is speaking out for the first time since sexual misconduct allegations against her husband. partly to mostly sunny and cooling down. afternoon temperatures will be in the upper 60s. right now . when we might see a few showers next. some morning clouds then mostly sunny. temperatures fall into the mid to upper 60

they knew they would throw every loy at me and my family and my loved ones. they knew they would stop at nothing to try to stop me. i never anyhow as bad as it would be, i never knew it would be this vile, that it would be this bad and this vicious. nevertheless. i take all of the slings and arrows gladly for you you. [applause] i take them for our movement so that we can have our country back. [applause] our great civilization, here in america and across the civilized world has come upon a moment of reckoning. we've seen it in the united kingdom where they voted to it liberate themselves from global government and global trade deal and global immigration deals that have destroyed their sovereignty and destroyed many of of those nations. but the central base of world political power, is right here in america. and it is our corrupt political establishment that is the greatest power behind the efforts at radical globalization and kiss enfranchisement of working people. and their financial resources are virtually unlimited. their political resources are unlimite

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and your congresswoman, lois frankel. [applause] sec.linton: i also want to thank sheriff israel for being here. [cheers] sec. clinton: and mayer resnick just gave me a key to the city. [applause] sec. clinton: and i want to thank my longtime friend and such a great leader, chad griffin. human rights campaign president. i know that chad told me there are a bunch of human rights campaign organizers. [applause] sec. clinton: and you know, as i've said many times, hrc for hrc sounds good to me. [applause] sec. clinton: well, my friends, just nine days left until november 8. nine days that really will determine the outcome of the most important election of our lifetimes. and we cannot take anyone or anything for granted. it is great to be here at the manor complex, a place that means so much to so many. and there have been ups and downs in all that we have gone through over the years. and even in this campaign. but i want you to know i have focused on one thing -- you. your lives, your futures. [applause] sec. clinton: the problems that keep

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lois buntz will continue as president and c-e-o through the end of the year, and then will retire. france is working to evacuate thousands of migrants this week from a make-shift camp. riot police started to dismantle a refugee camp off of the english channel. french authorities conver and camp for 6 to 10 thousand migrants. the refugees titled the make-shift camp 'the jungle'. one man says he's happy to be going somewhere new. "it's not a good place at all. in the "jungle" the situation is very cold. there are many people facing a lot of problems. it is not good place at all." hundreds of buses took the refugees to reception centers where they could apply are among hundreds of buildings officials have been converting into migrant housing. thousands of sandbags are gone from most of cedar rapids, but some piles still sit in the downtown area. and now some of those businesses could face fines if they don't remove them. october weather can be a ride brings. it also brings state on tuesday and wednesday. an area of low pressure and frontal system traverses the state during the next 36

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>> reporter: it's one of the most charming and endearing sports films in recent memory but for lois it means more. >> the first time i saw it, i cried through it. >> reporter: she was a catcher for the first league. >> the press covered us every night. we played seven nights a week. >> reporter: at the time, they didn't know they were making history. they are raising awareness for proposed women's sports museum in sarasota. >> we want the young girls of this age and day and that to know that, you know, they can dream and their dreams can come true. >> reporter: these big league women to achieve their goals. >>> you have a chance to to meet them for yourself. the ladies will be signing autographs and doing meet and greets for the public sunday at 3:00 p.m. at the hyatt regency in arizona. >>>if you are wondering why the internet wasn't quite working right today? the answer is coming up. and it maybe time to rethink the rules surrounding your kids and how much time they spend watching tv or information for you, and this year's heart walk is coming up in november but now can the elise: we

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so we are here to announce the grand opening and cut the ribbon on duc loi pantry. how about a big round of applause? [ applause ] as you all know, duc loi is a long time san francisco business that is expanding and opening here on 3rd street in the bay view, filling a vacancy on 3rd street, bringing good local jobs, and providing fresh produce to the neighborhood and the community. we have a number of speakers here who want to celebrate this milestone and iman

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