matthew: hey, marcus. i'm matthew. lemonis: matthew? matthew: yeah. nice to meet you.emonis: nice to meet you. matthew: i'm the owner. lemonis: oh, you are? okay, that's cool. matthew: welcome. lemonis: nice to see you. matthew: yeah. lemonis: it's a big building. matthew: yeah. we just moved. and we're still kind of transitioning right now, still. we got an amazing rate on the place, but we had to put some work into it, for sure. lemonis: can you introduce me to everybody? matthew: yeah. absolutely. lemonis: that would be great. matthew: i'd love to. lemonis: so, who are these folks here? matthew: okay, this is the production staff. lemonis: hey, guys. how are you? matthew: will you all introduce yourself for marcus? lemonis: do you know their names? matthew: i know about half of them. i don't know yours. mason: mason. lemonis: mason. so, you know mason's name? how are you? i'm marcus. briana: briana. lemonis: nice to meet you. do you know briana's name? matthew: no, i don't. lemonis: i'd like to introduce you guys. matthew: yeah. lemonis: my first impression of matt

please join me in welcoming today's extraordinary recipient master sergeant matthew williams.se) >> thank you very much. were delighted to have a secretary of defense and great job to you and everybody and general milley for the incredible act you performed seven days ago with al-baghdadi. he was hit hard the way he should have been and i just want to say to all our military were very proud of you up. the whole world is proud of you. thank you mark, great job. (applause) deputy secretary veterans affairs jim burn, thank you jim. ryan mccarthy, thank you. chairman of the joint chief of staff mark merely, they've done a great job an incredible job. chief of staff james mcconville and sergeant major michael grandson, thank you so much for being here. thank you to some very special warriors, a little bit different kind of war maybe but senator john cornyn, ted cruz and tom tillis thank, you very much .. a (applause) along with representative hudson for being here and another politicians fee cause we want to get on with this one and it's a very special thing. joining that for the c

matthews. >> good morning. members of the subcommittee my name is dan matthews was sworn in as commissioner of the public building service in august 2017. before that i served as majority and minority staff of the subcommittee for almost 15 years. i want to thank you for your help in securing senate authorization as well. also i like to be discussed how pbs the tagging so most of the changes or challenges in federal real estate identified over the last decade. these problems include an overreliance on cause and the need reform the courthouse from construction program. in september 2017 gsa has got a half-million square feet from its portfolio and negotiated rental rates 11% below market as compared to the historic average of three-5% below market. they avoided $1.9 billion in lease cost. by investing scarce capital facilities such as the country in maryland the essay is reducing our reliance on leasing and improving the quality of the most important facilities. finally, do they starting with th

stills foose matthew quickly obtained a u.s.d.a.commercial breeders license at the same address. immediately the violations continued under the new license when millwood puppies was inspected in october 2009 the violations were so severe that the commonwealth of pennsylvania brought multiple charges against matthew for violations under the dog law. before pennsylvania district judge isaac stalls foose all charges against matthew were summarily withdrawn and all cases closed in 2010. at no time with the dogs removed from the facility by either state or federal authorities. around this time matthew found a new very lucrative avenue to sell his puppies the internet since 2010 it's estimated that matthew has sold over $3000.00 puppies online ranging from 302-2800 dollars each in 2013 alone millwood puppy sold 472 dogs more than a dog a day during this period matthew maintained a pennsylvania kennel license but in january 2014 he applied for a new u.s.d.a. commercial breeders license for millwood puppies l l c this was the 3rd u.s.d.a. c

matthew: it is. and the case law is clear that when an agency d regulates or when an agency regulates, the law needs to be given effect. the fcc did not just a regulate, it imposed a disclosure obligation under section 257 of the act which petitioners challenged in the court upheld that. i forgot to mention that. the debate between judge williams on the majority was can you preempt old state laws regardless of their details and advanced? the majority said clearly you cannot. what the majority was quick to commission can explain how a state practice undermines the 2018 order, then it can invoke conflict preemption. it goes on to say that the preemptive effect within its authority do have preemptive effect. what we will see on individual cases, two pending lawsuits i'm involved in, is where the fcc has authority to classify and the court says it does, where it had authority to rely on transparency, fcc backstop, antitrust backstop, those are affirmative regulatory choices, in the state contradicted tho

let's listen in. >> master sergeant matthew o.ams, united states army. ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please joint me to mark this occasion in a word of prayer. almighty god, the author of liberty, the champion of the oppressed, hear our prayer. you protect the righteous and bring justice to the fold. we gather today to honor the spirit of a warrior through adversity remain focused on the lives of his team and what needed to be done. he ran toward danger and ran face to face. we thank you for matthew williams, an example of hear rowism. his heart and soul were tested in battle. his character, courage and calm were revealed in a moment and his example inspires us all. god bless matthew, his wife kate and their son, nolan and his family and comrad in arms here today. lord, let matthew's life, legacy and this very medal that is placed around his neck be a reminder for us all to face our fears and find our own moments to shine. may the lamp of liberty continue to burn bright on the united states of america, the army and may we be a beac

from dave matthews band, dave matthews is here. "honeysuckle and lightning bugs." all the kids love it. blanco brown from the mercedes-benz stage. tomorrow night, join us with paul rudd, lizzy caplan and music from tyler childers. >> jimmy: yesterday, our first guest joined instagram, and today, she has more than ten million new friends, some of whom are from "friends." next, she returns triumphantly to tv, apple tv, on the new series "the morning show," it premieres november 1st on apple tv+. please welcome jennifer aniston. [cheers and ♪ >> hello! >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: you look great, and you smell fantastic, too. [cheers and applause] this instagram thing. >> it's crazy. >> jimmy: they measured it. it's a guinness book world record. you beat prince harry and meghan markle. >> the royals. gentleman. >> jimmy: you got to a million in like 12 seconds. >> like the most reluctant person to join instagram. >> jimmy: you don't do that kind of stuff. >> i do now. >> jimmy: why are you doing it now? >> i don't kno

matthews. chairwoman and members of the subcommittee. i was sworn in as commissioner of the public service commission in 2017. before that, i was a majority and minority staffer for almost 15 years. let me begin by thanking you for authorizing our prospectuses, and for your help in securing senate authorization is welcome a particular for the lloyd george courthouse in las vegas. i would also like to briefly discuss how pbs is attacking some of the most difficult challenges in federal real estate, which this committee identified in the last decade. this included overreliance on costly leases, and reform the courthouse construction program. gsa has cut three point 5 million square feet from its expiring lease portfolio, negotiated rental rates to 11% and avoided $1.9 billion in future lease costs. by investigating our scarce areas, we are reducing our reliance on leasing. constructing over $1 billion in courthouses on budget and on schedule. for the last two years, gsa has made significant progr

his name is matthew. >> jimmy: matthew. >> and he's an angel. very classic.ying matthew? >> everyone warned me you need to shower the older one with attention. you don't want them to feel left out. >> jimmy: that's what they say. >> i don't know if you did the same thing. >> jimmy: my daughter just demands it. >> it's not a question. i am going overboard. i am so worried about james losing out that i'm insulting the baby. to win james' approval. he's a baby. he's dumb. it's so mean to the baby. the baby's like 7 weeks old, he's like, ah. matthew can't do what you can do. it's so mean. i love you, matthew. >> jimmy: that will be interesting to see how that manifests itself. >> i know, because i think james knows what i'm saying and i'm people pleaser, matthew will never remember that i said this, but james will. >> jimmy: do you feel guilty at all that you had a second baby after your first, beautiful prized baby was born and now you have to split the attention? >> i, it's a complicated thing. i will answer you honestly. it feels so strange. someone made this

and through other organizations like wounded warrior program matthew hole thank you for your time here and for what you do and thank you for watching the big picture i'm holland cook in washington back next week in the meantime at holland cook on twitter question more. please. very well mom can see you watching us and. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president and she. wanted. to go right to be approached this is what before 3 of the more people. interested in the waters of our. first. hello this is max kaiser this is the kaiser report you remember the wizard of oz and dorothy said if you click your heels 3 times and say i want to be home to get home something like that and of course it's an allegory about.

shepherd case and i know that judy is out there somewhere, matthew's mom.nd i met them and the family and i remember them saying one of the cops saying he had been very homophobic. he didn't understand and then he started investigating that case. whereas you remember matthew was left on that fence post, and the person that spotted him thought he was a scare crow and that cop said it just changed his whole life as he understood that. so i think that's those kinds of experiences hopefully more positive ones where people love people and know people changes their minds and changes their hearts. >> okay. thank you, senator. i want to bring in johnny shaffer, a singer/song writer here in los angeles. hi, johnny. >> hi. >> hey. >> thank you for coming here and engaging with us. evangelicals claiming forced to do business with gay people but my husband and i were married in a beautiful lutheran church ceremony by a congregation that embraces our love for each other. isn't our religious freedom being violated by those who wish to discriminate against us? >> first of

greg: the dave matthews tour bus took a crap.dumped their sewage. >> out of the 16 nominees, only 10 of them could be considered rock 'n roll. they need a didn't hall of fame. the fact that madonna got in there in 2008. remember rock 'n roll you had a guitar and some drums. they shouldn't be in the rock 'n roll hall of fame. it's hilarious. when rod halpert came out as gay, nobody cared. i don't know if it was ram it down or all the leather we needed gave us a clue. greg: people said we thought he was just in to bikes. maybe i am gay. kat, are you excited? have you voted? kat: no, the dave matthews band thing, they are very famous and they are very popular. they are popular with the segment of the population that cries during sex. i am serious. that's what all of their songs sounds like. a dude violently sobbing during sex. where are you going? with your long face pulling down. don't hide away like an ocean, that you can't see but you can smell. and the sound of the waves crash down. who talks like that. who is that for? you know

for the whistleblower scandal from ukraine, let's bring in matthew chance. matthew? >> reporter: thank you very much. the ukrainian president is having to walk a thin and delicate diplomatic line here. he wants to placate the trump administration and he doesn't want to alienate future administrations. and he's mindful of the fact that the election is in 2020 and there could be a new administration in charge, and it could be joe biden. he's walking that delicate line. he's saying we're not going to relouis the ukrainian version of the transcript. and thereby avoiding any comparing of the two versions so there's no discrepancy. he's throwing a bone at the trump administration. saying, we're going to reopen the investigation into the gas company where hunter biden worked when the whole controversy took place. and joe biden had the prosecutor to be discussed. it's up to law enforcement agencies. they're doing it not because of pressure, but they want to make sure, as the newly incoming, newly elected ukrainian government, that all laws are being abided to. it's a way of

henderson on the phone right now matthew thank you so much for joining us. >>good morning again robin good morning what's experience there so far you're the photographer you've been out there taking pictures. >>and video what has been like for you. >>so i just came off of their top of road and uh i would like to southern edge of the fire. and got up their work got 75 miles an hour. incredible fire movement. >>and what we have to say we're looking at some of the video that you shot earlier this morning we could see some emergency equipment describe what you saw in terms of the response and what the firefighters were doing up there. >>so response by cal fire and local government. now there lot of well those coming in trying to wine you i work on the south >>and that looks awfully close to the flames. i mean it it looks like it was right up to you. >>and the point one point. and and then we get quick win ship and players jump up you know 1520 near with that kind of pushes back. >>wow so if the video is dark obviously because the sun is not up but can you give o

[cheering] doctor matthews? >> this evening we have two "rave" award winners, recognizing all valuable employees. we will begin with our first distinguished service award. this award winner is sarah karp. she is the instructional reform cabela's -- facilitator. this will be presented by claudia moran, the principal. [applause] >> good evening commissioners. it is my honor to represent the k-a community school. taking a moment to acknowledge the amazing sarah carr. she has been part of our one of us to community since its very inception. whether as a teacher, an academic response to intervention facilitator, or an instructional perform facilitator,, which we will adopt as fundamental to our way, our culture, how we do things our way. she amplifies the little things that they do, and make sure we all know how scared they are for doing them. she sees that their struggle, and acknowledges it to offer support and advice. she is deeply knowledgeable and uses this superpower in fiercely loyal service to our students. s

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shery: matthew, thank you.nkingmorgan its new york city workforce, but if not the big apple, where love they go? we will discuss next. this is bloomberg. ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang in toronto. shery: i'm shery ahn in new york. jpmorgan has long been a staple of new york city banking, and it is still plenty to build its new headquarters in the city. the new yorker feels to be losing its luster as the banking giant waste shifting thousands of employees to a more business friendly environment like texas. here with us is michelle davis. wasn't it just last year that jamie dimon said they were committing themselves to the city again? hugemorgan announced this headquarters of they would be park, jamie270 dimon said that they were recommitting themselves. in that year and a half, they been building up operations in some lower-cost areas like plano, texas, where they have this huge cancerous -- campus. this summer they started work on a new one. future, it seems like they will have the same am

>> i need to argue with matthew first. he should be able to go on tv and that shouldn't be a problem. quiz him now. >> whether that's a good idea, i don't know. because i do think trey gowdy has to answer for all of those -- >> i want to argue with matthew, because it's fun to do it and because i disagree with him. the notion that trey gowdy said this then, but other people were saying other things, i disagree with that, because if people were wrong then, they were wrong then, and that doesn't make trey gowdy right now. but more fundamentally, the obama administration or the clinton administration were not refusing wholesale to turn over documents. we're not saying these inquiries are completely unacceptable and unconstitutional and we spit at them and send you nasty letters about them. they were turning over documents, they were not turning over perhaps as many documents as were wanted. that's a big difference. >> i'll give you 15 seconds. >> i plead guilty now. >> no, there is no difference. sorry, ruth. there is no diff

matthew, good morning. what are you learning? >> thanks very much.ght, this suggestion by the ukrainian president that an investigation may be reopened into the role that joe biden played in the ending of the gas company where his son worked. that's where the ukrainian leadership is going to walk the tightrope they have to walk. they don't want to get further sucked into the political crisis. they want to make sure they keep the current administration, the trump administration, on side, without alienating future administrations. ukraine is fighting a builter war in the east of its country, against russian-backed rebels. they're trying to regain territory annexed by russia in crimea in 2014. and they want support in the u.s. for that to happen. they need the military aid and the economic assistance and the diplomatic backing, as well. they trying to placate the trump administration, while not alienating anyone else in the arena, as well. >> matthew chance, live, about 1:00 p.m. there in ukraine. thanks. >>> china is celebrating 70 years of communist r

tonight, join jimmy and his guests - lupita nyong'o dane cook, jay sinatraa won and matthew 'super' delisiusical guest, the avett brothers and featuring the legendary roots crew >> questlove: 1135 >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: thank you very much, that's a hot crowd welcome, everybody, welcome to "the tonight show. you're here. [ cheers and applause you made it. thank you for being here what a show we have for you tonight. lupita nyong'o is here [ cheers and applause dane cook is here. [ cheers and applause jay won and matthew delisi are here [ cheers and applause and the avett brothers are here [ cheers and applause and i'm sorry, but after reading that, we're already out of time. good night, everyone [ light laughter ] let's get to some news here, guys today a federal judge ordered president trump to turn over eight years of his tax returns i'm not saying it's bad, but right now trump's accountant is climbing over his border wall into mexico. >> steve: really [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: well, people are still talkin

matthew? >> i'm spreading the risk.ng $30 on biden, $30 on warren, and $40 on the field. >> i've got $40 on biden, $40 on warren, but i agree we could see a wild card outside of the field. >> bret: it's possible. winners and losers? >> my winners, my winners are the winners of this year's nobel prize in medicine, the research may research may revolutionize cancer treatment. it has to do the way we use oxygen's in ourselves, way above my intellect. and my loser is pacific gas & electric, and fear of lawsuits arising from wildfire plunged 2 million people into blackouts this week. they were pouring money into green projects. something is rotten in the state of california. >> there are many losers in that. mine went there is ellen degeneres and she told america what they needed to hear right now, you can have friends you do not agree with politically. my loser was the nba and its players who put themselves in a bad position by showing that they value profits from china over taking a stand on human rights. the fans are payi

we thank you doctor convince matthews.e are glad to express concerns and questions regarding respective schools. we were impressed with his magic chicks. >> good evening, everybody. the holidays are approaching. ththe sac would support those student in transition housing. we are selling t-shirts designed by students. these are great holiday gifts. money raised will be used to purchase goody bags. we hope you will support or mission and aid the many students. we know the schools will see who can raise the most funds. we hope the departments and central office will do the same. a grad student from stanford presented at the last meeting regarding the vr technology to create experiences that target student issues. from the responses of our committees, all of our committees showed interest in working with this technology. we would like to thank the team at stanford for providing students an opportunity like this. thank you. >> if our next meeting will be on monday, october 21st, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. in the boardroom. thank you. >>

i jumped out the car and ran into matthew smith. matthew says he felt the earthquake. he happens to live in lafayette. matthew, what did you feel at the time? >> so i was brushing my teeth and the house jolted really abruptly and then we had a couple of little rippling feelings afterwards. it was pretty brief but a startling moment. so we went, checked to make sure everything was okay and that our youngest was still asleep. >> reporter: did anything fall from your shelves or any pictures move? >> the pictures went askew. a number of those we had to straighten. just one toy fell from the shelves. nothing really severe. >> so what did you think about this? >> reporter: it wasn't as bad as '89, which we're all remembering these days, but, you know, it was definitely okay, yeah, we're still in earthquake country. but you grow up here and go, okay, that's normal. >> reporter: all righty. thanks for talking to us. so matthew is here. possibly waiting for someone to get off this train. these trains are running at a reduced speed. we happen to be in alameda at the time. my pho

rodney paul, brian, johnathan gaybats, matthew blayne. ian armstrong. olivia. >> hi, i'm brian, i'm the president of the 1400 mission street board of directors. which has car access currently off of tenth street. and i've had a lot of concerns for my residents reaching out to me. i should mention that we are a fairly unique project in our city. we're 190 units of all affordable housing created by the mayor's office of housing that was built two years ago. and i've had a lot of concerns from families and people with disabilities about continuing car access since the western variance was added to this project. people are concerned that only being able to access by detouring multiple blocks around to 11 th 11th street and takinge jog to tenth street to access our homes is going to affect their everyday lives and be able to make it harder for them to move their family to and from the schools. and we're just -- >> thank you, time is up. next speaker, please. >> rodney paul, johnathan, matthew blayne, ian armstrong, olivia ganbone. >> i'm matthew blayne and t

>>most new father matthew balan call as a priest, but ernie lopez knew him as a person. >>he had a sense of humor like crazy, when i hike with himt and that whether it's the very first time we hike or 2. he did not stop telling joke after joke after joke. >>yellen column known as father matt love telling jokes. he wrote a book about them. lopez says the pastor was also a skilled magician he was and on stage. >>he was in with the association who so good. >>dylan cal was killed in a car crash thursday in caloosa county just east of clear lake the pastor was riding with an archbishop visiting from india who also died in the crash. another piece father, joseph part caught of state and parish in walnut creek survived and is recovering at a santa rosa hospital, the diocese of oakland shared news of the crash on facebook though in cal worked at saint bonaventure church in concord he joined the diocese in 2002 after coming to the states from india. he served 2 churches in concord and 2 churches and 3 months father matthew going call with 61 years old who's just a giving person e

beyonce's father, matthew knowles revealing his private health battle. >> i also am a survivor of breast cancer. >> how he discovered it and his message for all men only on "gma" this morning. >>> good morning, america. michael, that seemed like a powerful interview. >> it really was. matthew knowles, he decided it was time to share his story with the world about his personal battle with breast cancer. it's a really important message for all men this morning. >> and to realize it does happen to men. so that is ahead. >>> but first, we're going to begin with that breaking news out of north korea. firing a ballistic missile into the sea, just hours after announcing upcoming nuclear talks with the u.s. this weekend. our chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz tracking all the latest in washington this morning. martha, the timing here is obviously significant. >> reporter: it is, robin. north korea is sending a strong message to the u.s. this morning just as those working-level nuclear talks are scheduled to resume, the first time since that hanoi summit last february. a u.s. offic

well seeing as we were talking to matthew there about some of the international relations his experience there as the former ambassador u.s. ambassador and as a former white house employee maybe we should focus on the united states as well now because president donald trump has certainly stood by his ally for a very long time on the case of jamal khashoggi even in the face of cia intelligence and opposition from the u.s. congress mike hanna has this report now from washington looking at this relationship between 2 very powerful allies. a gathering on capitol hill to remember. the event arranged by the project on middle east democracy the same organization that hosted the journalist's last public appearance in the u.s. before he traveled to turkey and his debts. just over a year ago he was full of praise for the saudi crown prince years which included for his opening upload your d.v.r. socially he's freeing us from a deacon ism he's doing the miracle does for good to be a was reluctant to do crown prince thank you very much taken the day before mohammed bin solomon had paid a visit to the

[applause] matthew: thank you. and now i am grateful to past thewho first step act, but i will say this without hesitation, i would not be a free man today if president donald trump had not supported and signed the first step act. ladies and gentlemen, it is my privilege and honor to introduce president of the united states ofamerica, a champion criminal justice reform, john old j trump -- donald j. trump. ♪ president trump: two great gentlemen -- thank you very much. please sit down. [cheers and applause] thank you very: much. thank the to representative is somebody with a future. know if i would trade him the future for the age, i would love to pick up that age. i was a good age but he has a tremendous future ahead of him and a very special thanks to matthew charles. i saw him on television the first time, when he had so much trying to get something that he was really entitled to, and i looked at that smile. that smile is infectious. he is a great gentlemen and we are very proud of him. of being proud involved in

moore is here with more matthew what has got people talking here well this is the long awaited emblem of the paris games simple and powerful according to organizers the design sure we can show you here that combines 3 elements medal the olympic flame and the face of a woman at all not sure if you can see that but you can it will soon become a if a parent who talked more about her in a moment for the 1st time it will be used for both the olympics and the paralympic games and since it was unveiled it's really split opinion some people like it others are laughing at it was some social media users joking that maybe it would be better suited for a dating site or a hair salon one twitter user likens the flame used in local to that of the popular dating out tender another reckons the local is a better fit for french cosmetics giant lorieau one user said it reminded him of the movie smiling on skype you see that while someone else spotted a likeness to the lead character in the french for mountain comedy which is rather fitting another saw lisa simpson in the logo. and but it was this really

and here's matthew perry. matthew perry right there. we can take his hair off. >> oh, yes.tive "friend." >> stephen: here's the thing? >> yes, sir. >> stephen: i don't want this to end. >> why does it have to. because there's-- wait, what's his name? >> stephen: please say that again. it will make him feel so good. "what's his name" has to come out. >> i didn't read it. i just heard the last name. >> stephen: it's a hard name. thomas middleditch. >> that guy. >> stephen: is he waiting in the wings? he left. thomas middleditch left. >> now we have more time. all the time in the world. >> stephen: let's keep going. what do you want to talk about? what's on your mind? before we go, do you mind-- do you mind? this dress is absolutely beautiful. i can point something out to the people at home. >> you can do whatever you want. >> stephen: do you mind standing up. >> not at all. >> stephen: what i like about this dress, it's fantastic. this dress has something you rare rarely see in any dress-- i don't want to get too familiar here. you can unlook this right here and it unhooks fr

vice president, our son matthew was murdered in 1998. while we have since passed federal hate crime legislation, we know that more needs to be done. and this administration is fueling hatred amongst lgbtq people, people of color, immigrants, and so many more. what will you do as president to help reduce violence and hate crimes against lgbtq people and other marginalized communities? >> first of all, judy, it's good to see you. it really is good to see you. i don't want to ruin a reputation, but i consider judy a friend. >> thank you. feeling is mutual, sir. >> judy, i think there are a whole range of things. first of all, think of what has happened between 2012 and 2016, the progress made, and what's happened just since 2016 and now. the president has pulled back almost every single slotta taso administratively positive thing we've done from affordable care act to title 9, just across the board. there are a number of things we have to do. first and foremost, i think we have to pass the equality act. that's important. that's important be

matthews when they are being tested ela. i know i can't see all of the questions what the testing process looks like. if i'm going to come back next year and i'm going to have this conversation about, you know, some sites -- there is a lot of stuff that surrounded this test. i want to have more conversations about how we are looking on how to improve scores over the course of the year. and, honest conversation about if it is a back burner thing, and other things take priority. that helps give me context for what i see. looking at these marginal gains i can even really call them gains year over. it is not acceptable to me. commissioner lopez? >> i don't disagree with what was being said. to my earlier point as far as what we are using to measure to do success. they really don't do that for me. i feel like it's urgent for us to get out of a space where that is our focus as far as if students are successful. if any of you have ever been in a third third-grade classroom classroom about to administer this computer-based test it's

>>most new father matthew valley call as a priest, but ernie lopez knew him as a person. >>he had a sense of humor like crazy when i hike with him it whether it's the very first time we hike or 2. he did not stop telling joke after joke after joke yellin call known as father matt love telling jokes. he wrote a book about them. >>lopez says the pastor was also a skilled magician he was and on stage. >>using with the association he was so good. >>dylan cal was killed in a car crash thursday in caloosa county just east of clear lake the pastor was riding with an archbishop visiting from india who also died in the crash. another piece father joseph part cut of state and parish in walnut creek survived and is recovering at a santa rosa hospital, the diocese of oakland shared news of the crash on facebook cal worked at saint bonaventure church in concord he joined the diocese in 2002 after coming to the states from india. he served 2 churches in concord and 2 churches in fremont father matthew going call with 61 years old who's just a giving person everyone. >>nothing who's get

matthew: yeah. thank you.e. matthew: sure, 4 feet. [ laughter ] pretty good, right? lemonis: but behind the breathtaking sales... matthew: last year, we did 1.7. lemonis:...and the beautiful designs... these are kickass. ...the cracks are starting to show. the young c.e.o., matthew, does whatever he pleases... matthew: i'm acting c.e.o. we go with my decision. i am still in control of this company. lemonis: ...leaving his partners, charlotte and skyler, totally demoralized. skyler: the thing is, is that, you're still being completely self-centered about it. it's all about you. it's all your authority. you're all afraid of losing your power. lemonis: he's made the product selection too narrow. man: it's very feminine.