miriam, we'll will stick with you and have you read a passage. lee basically lost a bet and that's how she wrote a book. which is sometimes how the best books come to be. could you share a passage? >> i did indeed lose a bet in a bar and that was how i wrote the first set of articles in the theory that led to this book. i had done a piece about salmon and salmon fishing in oregon where i live and i was in a bar loudly complaining about how it's never going to do it again that i didn't think people were interested in seafood topics, that it turned out always be a dustup between who gets what, mostly fishermen and someone there, a friend of mine, that he could get me to do it and started telling me about catchers. i was doing a lot of food and sustainability writing at the time so the idea of policy eating wasn't new to a journalist. greenwashing was a consumer plague of the millennium and organic foods do to the main hippie food. organics were $25 billion industry in industry in the united states, one in which fair trade and eventually conscious b

miriam: eran como 5 estudiantes indocumentados en estados unidos.s otros estudiantes nosotros llegamos a esa escuela y a jugar basquetball. tomás: las denuncias nunca prosperaron. cruz dió el salto al baloncesto universitario y de ahí al profesional. comenzó en 2012, jugando en veracruz, méxico. después en argentina, de ahí pasó a europa donde estrenó en letonia, para llegar en el verano del 2016 a españa. hoy juega en el fuenlabrada, de la liga acb en españa. al tiempo que orgullosamente viste la camiseta de la selección de su país. tomás: esta es una de las ciudades periféricas que han surgido en torno a madrid, la capital de españa. fuenlabrada tiene unos 200.000 habitantes y club de baloncesto desde 1983. sería 13 años después cuando el equipo pasaría a jugar la liga acb, la primera liga de baloncesto del país. ferrán lopez es el director deportivo del fuenlabrada, y quien apostó por el fichaje de cruz por una buena razón. ferrán: Él genera un peligro para los equipos rivales muy grande porque es un gran tirador. tomás: lopez ve en cruz otras cu

miriam and asamat are getting married today. their parents have organized and paid for the huge wedding. it cost at least thirty thousand euros. the families are welloff. but what sets this wedding apart is that miriam has actually chosen to marry. her tears are tears of joy. that's not always the case in kyrgyzstan. vladimir zai sells white doves outside the wedding palace. he tells us about the all too common practice in kyrgyzstan of abducting brides. called alakachuu, it means "grab her and run". vladimir's wife managed to film one of these abductions in the centre of bishkek. vladimir zai, (eyewitness to a bride abduction) "it was awful. a bmw pulled up. then the men jumped out, grabbed the woman and dragged her into the car. the woman was screaming, but no one helped her. we showed the video to the police, but they just said, "it's tradition". >> at least onethird of all women in kyrgyzstan are abducted and forced to marry. most of the time, it happens just like in the video. victims often don't know their kidnapper and ha

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miriam, cani your relationship status is. miriam, can i ask you how violated you felt after that?ult, was it, because after a ll you know, assault, was it, because after all you had consented to sex. you had consented to sex with a condom. using a condom. exactly. it took me a while to realise or to admit to myself that what had happened was actually a form of assault. you become so uncertain because you started out yourself. especially because our society tells women that they... if they start something with a man, we are held to the expectations that we have to finish it. right. it took a long time for me to, you know, find the words to describe what this was. but the worst part was that i was immediately concerned about my physical safety. i didn't know this man prior to this. he could have had disease. he could have got me pregnant. i had to wait for the worst disease, hiv, you have to wait six months to get your test results back. that was six months of uncertainty and fear, not knowing what might happen later. it is in addition to the uncertainty when you don't have the word

miriam hernandez/emplea da domestica de malibu "nosotros hacemos el trabajo sucio que nadie quiere haceren ellos somos jardineros, niñeras o limpiamos casas. pero nadie quiere hacer ese trabajo solo nosotros". el letreto que parecia ser uno oficial aparecio sobre la carretera pch el martes por la tarde y contaba con el logotipo de la ciudad y del condado de los angeles. carlos vega/jardinero de malibu "como todo hispano, latino e inmigrante nos ofende a todos porque todos venimos con un propósito a este país sin ofender al americano". pero no todos los hispanos que trabajan en malibu dicen sentirse ofendidos. hay quienes le encontraron el lado comico. too short no cg luis perez/trabaja en malibu "pues por parte tienen razón, no? tal vez jaja.porque es barato y hasta hacen buen trabajo". funcionarios de malibu aseguran que el cartel azul y blanco no fue colocado por la ciudad y que se trata de una broma de mal gusto. esta manana el letreto fue retirado por empleados de obras publicas. glenn bunting/residente de malibu "since it's put up and not by officials-como fue colocado y no por func

and at 5:30: our live coverage continues sunday, a discussion on the environment with miriam horn. watch live coverage of the 22nd annual los angeles times festival of books saturday and sunday, starting at 1:30p.m. eastern on book tv. >> a u. n. commission on syria held a press conference in new york to discuss a report on the 2016 siege of aleppo by government forces and their ongoing investigation into the use of chemical weapons in syria's civil war. this is 15 minutes. >> thank you very much. i will say something about what we did at the council. i was very glad that yesterday we had breakfast with the ambassador, it was very degreable to meet him in person. they continue to put their interest as head of those of the civilian population. in fact, more often than not they use military tactics that directly target civilians as a way to gain military advantage. the commission found that all parties committed violations during the seenl and the fall of aleppo. the siege ended when the parties agreed to so call evacuation agreement that emptied eastern aleppo of all the population.

sitting next to her everyonenn hold your applause until the end come in the middle is miriam horn, "the new york times" best selling sequel at the environmental defense fund and lived in new york city her latest title last but not least my left journalist and community-based activists in richmond california the author of three previous books like the la times, "boston globe," usa today, the progressive and many more and also helped initiate labor for the progressive alliance which is one ofat america's most successful reform organizations and the latest book is titled refinery town, big oil, big money and the making of an american city. now a big round of applause. [applause] when it comes to the environment, why books so many of us get our news and information in tv spots, radio spots, twitter, facebook. why are these important in this day in age? >> i'm blown away by the scale of the event and choosing this particular item on the booken festival and for coming out. i've done three previous books but have never been to a book festival before. more than 100,000 people would come to a we

pablo: miriam pÉrez afirma que ningÚn muro va a detener a los indocumentados.uevos agentes que se van a contratar, van a tomar aÑos para poder llegar a ejercer su funciÓn. por lo tanto, lo que vamos a ver es que en los pensemos meses la gente le va a perder el miedo a esa retÓrica y va a seguir viniendo. pablo: por ahora, ese miedo parece estar funcionando. el senador republicano dijo que el costo serÁ de 8,000,000 de dÓlares. documentos internos del gobierno indican que en realidad serÁ 70,000,000,000 de dÓlares. enrique: increÍble. gracias. el nuevo alguacil en arizona anunciÓ que ha decidido cerrar un complejo conocido como la ciudad de carpas. el sitio comenzÓ sus operaciones hace 24 aÑos . seguramente ha escuchado el tÉrmino "ciudades santuario". la realidad es que no existe una definiciÓn legal de lo que son estas ciudades que, curiosamente cumplen con la red federal de inmigraciÓn, incluso con el apartado seÑalado por jeff sessions lla semana pasada. no obstante, muchos en los Ángeles piden que la ciudad se declare como ciudad santuario. jaime: en medio

organizes miriam people to get the plumes taken out of the hats, and they organize the audubon society. they call it in honor of audubon. he seems a natural choice. so audubon had no notion of course this society would come into note -- into existence. he did not start it. he did not ask his son or wife to start it. but people began to realize he was this american treasure, and what better way to memorialize him then to put his name on an organization that was committed to the preservation of bird habitats? yes. >> good evening. thank you for your presentation. i have one question which may be more detail with questions. do you think theodore roosevelt, who was a birder and collected a lot, was audubon's influence on him? gregory nobles: direct influence? >> yes. gregory nobles: after looking back at his readings and study, i am sure that roosevelt had ,eard of audubon and read him but i can't tell you if there is a direct kind of academic connection between the two, but i think the spirit of audubon and especially the manliness that audubon adopted for himself , you know -- audubon wa

miriam perez / indocumentada voluntaria que no piensen que la solicion es hacer una carta, para poders, que se salgal del miedo, que salgan de las sombras por que no estan solos nosotros somos mas... blanca ---esta maÑana comenz la construccin de una red para la prevencin de suicidos en el puente ''golden gate''. take vo ---esto debido a que en los ltimos años este lugar turstico se ha convertido en el lugar donde decenas de personas se quitan la vida. ---ms adelante ''pilar niño'' nos contar las dimensiones de esta red y cmo ser financiada por san francisco. cam 3 pan vo/lorena --funcionarios del bart, evalan la manera de ahorrar dinero en su servicio de transporte... --la agencia enfrenta cerca de 35 millones de dolares en dficit y las autoridades buscan la manera de resolver esta crisis... --una de las opciones es aumentar 50 centivos a los boletos impresos...la otra es reducir los descuentos de 62 porciento al 50 por ciento ... y la otra alternativa es retrasar el servicio de las 4 a las cinco de la maÑana... no se ha dado a conocer cundo tomarn una decisin... blanca ---es tiempo

but really, it is out at northampton at the college, francis miriam, a number of young women realized that the wearing of big, plumed hats. is destructive for the bird community. so francis miriam organizes a lot of her classmates to go down to the milliner shop to get these blooms taken out, and they organize the audubon society. they call it in honor of audubon. he seems kind of a natural choice. but you know audubon had no , notion of course this society would come into existence. he did not start it. he did not ask his sons or his wife to start it. but i think by the latter part of the 19th century people began , to realize he was this american treasure, frankly, and what better way to memorialize him than to put his name on an organization that was committed to the preservation of bird s and habitat? yes. >> good evening. thank you for your presentation. i have one question which may be more detail with a couple of short questions. do you think theodore roosevelt, who was a birder and collected a lot, was audubon's influence on him? gregory nobles: a direct influence? >> yes. gre

. >> reporter: her tv mom, miriam ross rawles those early days. >> she was the quickest, fastest littled. wonderful. oh, this breaks my heart. >> reporter: years later moving from ensemble to tv leading lady. ♪ you've got me hypnotised ♪ >> reporter: she and heartthrob scott baio starred in the spin off "joanie loves chachi." after that, acting roles dried up and she begame tabloided toer living in an indiana mobile home with her husband after losing their home. reports of hard partying and financial trouble followed the actress until her death. she was found unresponsive saturday afternoon, just 56 years old. tonight tributes from her tv family are pouring in. henry winkler who played fonzie releasing a statement saying, i will always remember erin with her sweet smile. she will always be locked in my heart. costar scott baio tweeting, i always hoped she could find peace in her life. god has you now. a troubled star faded too soon, forever remembered as america's favorite little sister. steve patterson, nbc news, hollywood. >>> when we come back, an inspiring story that began on the ba

a concert from a range of swedish artists as well as the finnish british singer miriam bryant who tooklowers, cards and candles from others that have come to pay their respects. stock 0lmert clearly coming together. they do not want to be defeated by terrorism. right now the guy taking to the stage is one of the eurovision hopefuls for sweden. didn't make it through to the final, but he is hugely popular here in sweden, getting the crowd going. a very diverse turnout here in stockholm. the defence secretary sir michael fallon says russia is to blame for ‘every civilian death‘ in last week's chemical weapons attack in syria. his words follow a decision by foreign secretary borisjohnson to cancel a visit to moscow, due tomorrow. that move's been criticised by labour, and the snp, as our political correspondent susana mendonsa reports. america's military response to the gas attack that left 89 people dead in syria was clear. but now attention is turning to the role of russia and its support for the syrian government. the british defence secretary michael fallon accused the kremlin of bein

miriam and her girlfriend were customers one day. >> he thought my friend was cute.y notice me. >> i maid up fde up for it thou. >> reporter: they married in 1985. as their relationship grew, so did their collection. are there times when you have to say, richard, enough is enough? >> i've tried. i don't think i'm i have effective. >> that's an understatement. >> reporter: he's managed to make a living selling a piece here and there, but most of their money has gone back into this collection, which they seixas now become too expensive for them to keep. >> yes, we need to sell, because otherwise, we have nothing. >> this represents a very, very significant investment, but that doesn't mean that we left enough for ourselves to live that comfortably, so we have our 15-year-old car and no stock portfolio, and we don't own a house, and we live in a 315 square foot apartment. >> reporter: ba, ba, ba, ba, 315 square feet? >> yeah. the crystals get 6,000 square feet. >> and we are sitting on the greatest collection of giant crystals in the world. >> reporter: they're hoping t

the discussion on miriam horn, lee interview and steve early. at four pm gary young talks about his book, another day in the death of america: a chronicle of ten short lights. at 7:00 p.m. david horowitz on his book, big agenda: present's plan to save america. what live coverage of the 22nd annual los angeles times festival of books saturday and sunday starting at 1:30 p.m. eastern on c-span to book tv. >> next, two doctors to discuss value-based health healthcare and its impact on overall healthcare spending and consumer satisfaction. later, doctor ezekiel emanuel former health advisor during the bombing in this, is hosted by pepperdine university. [applause] >> i often get asked with five pit and for dogs how do you do it? how do you do that job in trouble? quite friendly, the only time i sleep is when i travel. that's how i do it. thank you, gary, for that gracious introduction and for getting us fired up and ready to take on the topic. i am honored to be with you today as the pepperdine grad, i came for the

it's a discussion on miriam horn, lee vanderbilt and steve early. at four pm gary young talks about his book, another day in the death of america a chronicle of ten short lies. at seven pm, david horowitz on his book, big agenda, president's plan to save america watch live coverage of the 22nd annual los angeles festival of books saturday and sunday starting at 1:30 p.m. eastern on c-span to book tv. >> during his recent state of the state address louisiana governor outlined his out reducing the state budget deficit and improving infrastructure, reducing incarceration and recidivism rates and increasing the minimum wage. it took place at the state capitol in baton rouge mr. speaker, mr. president and members of the legislator and my fellow louisiana's. good afternoon. welcome back. this time if the constitution requires you to be here. before i get to the work we have ahead of us, i'd like you to join me in welcoming a couple of guests, true heroes. first i would like to recognize the heroic efforts of a young central high school student, daniel les

with authors miriam horn, will leave vanderbilt, and steve early. author discussions continue at 4:00 p.m. with gary young in his book "another day in the death of america, a chronicle of ten short lives" watch the 22nd annual los angeles times festival of books, live this weekend starting at 1:30 p.m. eastern on c-span twos, but to be. >> welcome, good evening town hall, i am christian, i am town halls new community program curator. on behalf of town hall and our community partner books seller, it is my pleasure to welcome you to this conversation. this event is part of our science series that is made possible with support for the microsoft corporation and with media sponsorship. first this evening, the other will speak for 35 or 45 minutes and then will move into questions. if you have a question please use the microphone on either side of the stage and make sure your question is concise and in question form. after questions virginia will sign copies of her latest book, beyond infinity and addition of the outer limits of mathematics. books will be

with authors miriam horn, will leave vanderbilt, and steve early.author discussions continue at 4:00 p.m. with gary young in his book "another day in the death of america, a chronicle of ten short lives" watch the 22nd annual los angeles times festival of books, live this weekend starting at 1:30 p.m. eastern on c-span twos, but to be. >> welcome, good evening town hall, i am christian, i am town halls new community program curator. on behalf of town hall and our community partner books seller, it is my pleasure to welcome you to this conversation. this event is part of our science series that is made

in 2001 he received the charles e miriam award. in 2003 he was named a fellow of the american academy of arts and science. in 2011 he received the chesterfield award from the pro bono institute recognition of his outstanding dedication to pro bono work including programs regarding immigration. this award was presented to him by justice ginsburg who engaged his guidance and expertise when he served as special counsel pro bono to senegal daniel monahan and. her confirmation to the supreme court. it is wonderful to welcome you back to camp this afternoon. i want to thank you again for your leadership, your generosity and your sustained commitment to our community. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming the honorable robert katzman. [applause] great to be back. thank you president for your generous introduction. i might add, for your efforts to promote understanding on some very difficult issues that confront our society. it was marvin bernstein's idea that georgetown should create a position that would bridge the campuses b

some also has a cup of miriam which allows miriam the prophet to us to come to the seder also. >> youeason. >> definitely. this is what's known as a append yum it has the six spots on up on top for the special foods if you notice there's no names for the foods because these people were so observant and they knew. you know what i mean. the front of it has the tray that is come out to put the mats is as in them. matzas were smaller and rounder back then created in poland or possibly the ukraine 1840 to 1860 something like that. it has all sorts of engraving over it. showing the story of the exodus. it has just some typical period decorations also. >> any significant witness animals. >> sure. the sacrificial lamb and it's not a very widely known story but in the story in the old testament the jews created a golden calf because moses went up to go get the ten commandments and they got little bored and jews are restless as nation they took the and melted it down into a calf. we still remember the sin of the golden calf. as well as the sacrificial goat. >> price on this one. >> whole lot of

is b been supportg --ilies and enabling thehem [inaudible] amy: that t was the e panel's moderator miriam meckel. ivanka was sitting alongside german chancellor angela merkel and managing director of the imf christine lagarde. the panel came as the "washington post" reported that the chinese workers in a factory that produces clothing for ivanka's brand earn just over $60 a week for nearly 60 hours of work. or aboutut $1 an hour. a new investigation by the intercept reveals how major corporations, including koch industriries and nestle, l lobbd directly for some e of president trump's key cabinet nominations. koch heaeavily supported now environmental protection agency head scott pruitt. the clothing manufacturer trade group the american apparel & footwear association lobbied to support andrew puzder, trump's first pipick for labor departmet head. nestle lobbied for sonny perdue, now the secretary of agriculture, while the new york city police sergeants union backed the confirmation of attorney genereral jeff session. in japan, protesters gathered in okinawa tuesday to oppose the first da

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happens that since 1990 we were the first but strangely enough others, other dictions like oxford and miriamwebster have chosen their words of the year which are different from ours. we are not only the first but voted on last word of the year. every else has come out as word of the year. we consider ourselves our last and most important. that's how that works. you're invited, the american dialect society actually has a website and if you can spell american dialect and not put any periods in between or any fancy typeography. you will find and that's not orgy, no, it's just org. [laughter] >> you lock for words of the year nominations and you click on this and directly send them in but i'm also going to take the ones that are nominated here and take them to our headquarters which is actually my office and -- [laughter] >> and then we will make sure that they get introduced. now, of course, words of the year 2017 as you are aware the year is not entirely over yet but we already have thanks to the wonderful goings on in washington we already have wonderful selection of possible candidates and i

miriam parish in flowertown. >>> and parents, if you have a teen on social media, chances are they have don't even know about. >> now all my friends have one. >> teens say instagram has a secret account that doesn't have the user's real name or picture in the profile. teens may use them to share inappropriate content like pictures of drinking and partying. experts say you should ask your children if they have one of these accounts and remind them that no account is truly private. >> i can't keep up with the number of social media accounts to come up. they're popping up every day. >> and kids find creative ways to stay under the radar from their parents who stalk them on social media. just a few minutes before the start of the "today" show coming up at 7:00 -- >> savannah guthrie and matt lauer are standing by in new york. good morning. >>> good morning. coming up on a friday, complete coverage of u.s. air strikes in syria, how they are playing out in washington and around the world. do they signal a major policy shift for the trump administration? senators john mccain and marco rubio wi

my name is miriam and i will be moderating. hopefully will be facilitating a conversation on housekeeping manners, turn turn cell phones off, please. most important thing is after the panel all the authors will be signing books in assigning area one. this is a really interesting group of the books that all were put together by the folks who put together the festival because there really, all four authors are in search of what the title is lost the stories and will delve more into what that means. i'll be very brief with my introduction. everyone has a website if you're interested in more background on anybody. googled them they all have great material on their website that refers to the work they've done and their bios. tim hernandez, starting on the end, a true a true renaissance man from fresno and teaching in texas. splitting his time back and forth. tim is a poet, novelist, mural painter and an author of the most recently terrific book called, all they will call you which he calls documentary fiction. we'll talk about what

. >> commissioner miriam zouzounis. >> here. >> -- commissioner adams, mr. vice president you have a quorum. >> all right. thank you. item number 2. >> item number 2 general public comment. >> okay. do we have any members of the public that would like to come up and make public comment on anything that's not on the today's agenda? (music on). seeing none. public comment is now closed. next item please. >> item 3 approval of legacy business registry applications and resolutions. the applicants today are red and white fleet and ruby sailing. presenter is the program manager and all are considered together the commission or staff or public request otherwise and should be considered as a separate item here or at a future hearing. >> good evening. commissioners. i am the legacy business program manager. i and ruby sailing. presenter is the program manager and all are considered together the commission or staff or public request otherwise and should be considered as a separate item here or at a future hearing. >> good evening. commissioners. i am the legacy busine

the discussion on miriam horn, lee interview and steve early. at four pm gary young talks about his book, another day in the death of america: a chronicle of ten short lights. at 7:00 p.m. david horowitz on his book, big agenda: present's plan to save america. what live coverage of the 22nd annual los angeles times festival of books saturday and sunday starting at 1:30 p.m. eastern on c-span to book tv. >> next, two doctors to discuss value-based health healthcare and its impact on overall healthcare spending and consumer satisfaction. later, doctor ezekiel emanuel former health advisor during the bombing in this, is hosted by pepperdine university. [applause] >> i often get asked with five pit and for dogs how do you do it? how do you do that job in trouble? quite friendly, the only time i sleep is when i travel. that's how i do it. thank you, gary, for that gracious introduction and for getting us fired up and ready to take on the topic. i am honored to be with you today as the pepperdine grad, i came for the beast. i stayed in southern califo

alan: miriam, voy a hacer un voto de silencio durante tres horas del programa no voy a hablar.y juan rivera nos dirÁ quÉ hacer si tÚ y tu pareja no pueden ser padres. veamos de quÉ manera reaccionÓ gabriel soto cuando le preguntaron por la abrupta separaciÓn entre martin sousa y juliÁn gil. 4693 personas murieron en accidentes de moto desde el aÑo 2005. hablaremos de las medidas de precauciÓn en este mes, seguridad de carreteras. si eres motorizado o si manejas carro. no te muevas de "despierta amÉrica". miren esto, muy bien! [risas] ♪ juan rivera: estamos en la semana de la infertilidad. algo que le preocupa a muchas mujeres, hombres, parejas. 1,5 millones de mujeres casadas en estados unidos son infÉrtiles. la principal causa son los problemas de ovulaciÓn. una de cada ocho parejas tienen problemas de infertilidad. hoy vamos a hablar sobre este tema, es muy importante para ustedes. para eso nos acompaÑa un experto en infertilidad, el doctor, armando hernÁndez. va expresar con nosotros, la primera pregunta, si te puedo decir armando. lo primero que la gente quiere saber es cuÁ

it's a discussion on the environment with miriam horn, lee vadervoo and steve hurley. at 4:00 p.m. gary young talks about his book another day in the death of america. a chronicle of ten short lives. and at 7:00 p.m. david horowitz on his book big agenda, president trump's plan to save america. saturday and sunday starting at -- on c-span 2's book tv. >> re flekts on nixon's time in the white house. he discusses the 37th president energy policy as well as his initiatives in israel and southeast asia. he also speculates about what nixon might think of our current political landscape. the richard nixon presidential library and museum hosted this event. it's 50 minutes. >> i welcome you to the nixon library on this very nice sunny day. today we celebrate richard nixon's 104th birthday. he is joined by president ford, president reagan, president bush, together they dedicated the nexton library and

siempre buscar ayuda con los pediatras y buscan los recursos que tengamos en persona >>> marÍa gracias, miriamun nuevo dÍa" ♪ >>> amigos de "un nuevo dÍa" ha llegado uno de los momentos que mÁs espera nuestra audiencia y esto es la carrera de pascua, cÓmo funciona este juego sumamente sencillo. es de relevo, ganarÁ el equipo que logre llevar mÁs huevitos de la canastas a otra solamente colocado en la cuchara, tiene 3 segundos al equipo presentamos al primer equipo la conejita gÉnesis. (aplausos) >>> ahÍ estÁ. (gritos) >>> y la coneojota ana marÍa canseco. >>> (gritos) >>> por este lado >>> conejita >>> cristopher y luis fuerte el aplauso para ellos. (aplausos) >>> chicos vamos a darle primero como siempre caballerosidad ante todo primero las damas, se pusieron de acuerdo gÉnesis y Úu >>> Órale >>> vamos ahÍ estÁ >>> confirmamos que estÁ y decimos "un nuevo dÍa" tiempo. las notos lentas chicos, pero veo lentitud ahÍ estÁ. >>> ahÍ estÁ. >>> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> ahÍ estÁ. >>> eh, eh. >>> a ey! ana. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> cuidado >>> perfecto. >>> siempre, tiempo. >>> tiempo. tiempo, perdÓn. >>> este que ti

miriam hospital and all that. think of the schools we have. providence college. i like to call her our lady of the hoop. haven't been doing that well but providence college, johnson and wales the personal part of the largest population of students, johnson and wales, where will you find a better design school than that? nowhere in the country. the top one or two. what can i say about brown? we know what that is. it is a great place with great cultural dimension for the city. and when i was mayor we put something in called pendulum taxes. it met, if it were not for the fact that these institutions were in the city, if they were not in the city the state of rhode island when not get the benefit of the income tax, the professor's pay, the doctors pay, and the sales tax that they spend. so that is for the benefit of the state. so we devised a formula so that the state would reimburse us on -- are proportion of what those taxes were so we can provide the fire apparatus, 15 engine companies, ladder companies, special hazards, they do not pay a dime for that so we do ge

it's a discussion on miriam horn, lee vanderbilt and steve early. at four pm gary young talks about his book, another day in the death of america a chronicle of ten short lies. at seven pm, david horowitz on his book, big agenda, president's plan to save america watch live coverage of the 22nd annual los angeles festival of books saturday and sunday starting at 1:30 p.m. eastern on c-span to book tv. >> during his recent state of the state address louisiana governor outlined his out reducing the state budget deficit and improving infrastructure, reducing incarceration and recidivism rates and increasing the minimum

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francisco: miriam de dakota del norte cumple 12 aÑos.iga claudia molina quien nos enseÑarÁ los ejercicios para moldear la espalda, los y hombros y los brazos. francisca: este de un finde semana de amores. chiquis rivera y lorenzo de la original banda el limÓn lo dejaron todo al descubierto y dijeron que estÁn juntos. están disfrutando de su romance. tenemos el reencuentro del aÑo repÚblica dominicana de lo ex que mÁs comparten, jennifer lÓpez y marc anthony quienes disfrutaron de un tremendo reventÓn con sus nuevas parejas. todos los mensajes en cÓdigo segura, el que mÁs sabe de espectÁculos. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mira despierta amÉrica en vivo en donde te prohíbo terminantemente que vayas a un colegio lejos de casa. ¡pero, papá! no queremos que te pase nada. si ustedes supieran. no tengo que ir lejos de casa. hay muchas opciones. con 113 campus en california, puedes asistir a un colegio comunitario cerca de casa, y también obtener un título o certificado vocacional. ¿y ya sabes lo que vas a estudiar? toma el primer paso hacia una vida mejor sin tant

. >> commissioner miriam zouzounis. >> here. >> -- commissioner adams, mr. vice president you have a quorum. >> all right. thank you. item number 2. >> item number 2 general public comment. >> okay. do we have any members of the public that would like to come up and make public comment on anything that's not on the today's agenda? (music on). seeing none. public comment is now closed. next item please. >> item 3 approval of legacy business registry applications and resolutions. the applicants today are red and white fleet and ruby sailing. presenter is the program manager and all are considered together the commission or staff or public request otherwise and should be considered as a separate item here or at a future hearing. >> good evening. commissioners. i am the legacy business program manager. i have a powerpoint presentation today. before you today are two applications for consideration for the businesses to be included on the legacy business registry. the applications were reviewed by me for completion and submitted to the planning department staff on

eastern, discussion on the environment with authors miriam horn and steve early, author discussions continue at 4:00 p.m. with gary young and his book another day in the death of america, a chronical of ten-short lives and at 7:00 p.m. with david, author of big agenda, president trump's plan to save america. watch the 22nd annual los angeles times festival of books live this weekend on c-span2's book tv. sunday night on after words, congressman ken buck of colorado, also a member of the freedom caucuses, discusses his book, drain the swamp, how washington corruption is worst than you think. >> when you arrive in dc and you have the surroundings that identify described earlier, you get very comfortable in that situation and you don't want to give up those comforts in the way to continue to earn those comforts is to spend more money and to grow government and to not solve problems but to create programs and take credit for those programs, whether they're efficient or effective, to take credit for those programs