has more privacy state guards but rights groups still say it's far too intrusive reporting in new york trinityeach of us are. while that's pretty incredible so you know i was not expecting usually we're always rule on the start of a surveillance the usually over and over and over going to mean oh we finally turn this corner we finally actually read what. i think is a baby step i think it's a baby step because when you look at the court did not do certain certain things were illegal but what it decided wasn't illegal was the. ability of sherry or policy of sharing sensitive personal information with foreign governments yes literally they do you see you. give your personal information to a foreign government and passing it you know that's what they do they all share information and hopefully that's how you all stay on everybody's good side but nobody spying and nobody's taking information nobody is using it the wrong way and it's all perfectly fine. don't worry it will be so my answer is no i'm not holding my breath not holding your breath no no i think it's too far down down the road and i thin

here help us understand more about it is our in-house board fashion correspondent trinity chavez who joins us from our new york studio trinity thanks for joining us give us both the lowdown on both companies how large are they within the industry. so far these companies are both leading brands in the fashion industry both of which are billion dollar companies or stock she has long been recognized as one of the world's leading luxury fashion companies but is still rather small fashion house compared to michael kors which is really building up its luxury brand just last year it acquired jimmy to its quest to become of global luxury group and course could help to me to get closer to those goals because corps is a much bigger company ever saatchi this purchase could really be great for the company as well it could increase the brands rates lower the cost and employ and improve the supply the supply chain tell us trinity about the competition in this space i mean so assuming this is a great thing which about why they're spending this money for michael kors who do they compete with and is this going to give them a b

new york altogether. the third largest dairy producing state in the nation. i'm grateful that the trump administration is hearing our desperate call. in a recent visit to trinity valley farm and another farm in new york's beautiful 22nd district, the u.s. department of agricultural secretary, sonny purdue, heard our farmers' plea for help. he visited our district, the first time a sitting secretary of agriculture has visited our district in over 20 years. he provided insight and took our concerns back to washington. it's time to turn the tide and end this crisis. preserving the great tradition of farm something vital to preserving our heritage and our families and our economy. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman yields back the balance of her time. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from texas seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for ne minute. ms. jackson lee: mr. speaker, one minute is really not enough time, but i really wanted to highlight as quickly as i can some crucial issues that we have experienced over the work recess. first of all, i condemn the actions of saudi arabia as it relates to the bombing

i went to trinity university for a year, and i thought i could dance there. but my dream was to always go to new york. i had to follow certain rules when i went. i don't know how to take a subway today because daddy said no subways. harvey: he didn't want you to go. jaclyn: did not want me to go. and, um, you know, but i kept at it. i made it two months, from october to december, and something clicked and i thought, "hey, i'm gonna have a career. i need a career. i need to do something," 'cause i didn't want to go back to trinity university. but i did make a living for a while as a dancer. harvey: where'd you dance? well, i danced in central park. well, anybody can do that. i know, that sounded sad, didn't it? no, i did summer stock, okay? - ( laughing ) - yeah. i did-- i got "west side story" with richard chamberlain. - wow. - but i turned it down and did a show called "peg o' my heart" with eartha kitt. - so, you were pretty good. - oh, i was good. - ( laughs ) - you don't have to be modest. yeah, no, i was cut out to be a dancer. i just-- you know, i wish i had just kept up my dancing a little lon