regina: exactamente.ja, princesa. tambiÉn se puede aplicar a los niÑos. regina: sÍ, en los niÑos se usa mucho la reflexologÍa. hoy en dÍa hay muchos niÑos hiperactivos, con falta de sueÑo, que no pueden dormir bien. voy a enseÑar algo rÁpido que pueden usar en la casa para calmar al niÑo y que duerma mejor. hay cuatro puntos del cuerpo, que se conocen como las cuatro puertas del cuerpo. alan: a ver si se puede alcanzar a ver... ahÍ. regina: asÍ. uno lo hace de los dos lados. corre el dedito y lo presiona en este punto. alan: entre el dedo gordo y el que sigue. regina: exactamente. y ahÍ viene para las manos, que se hace siempre de las dos manos, y presiona aquÍ. lo mismo en la otra manito. pero tambiÉn se puede hacer en todo el pie, asÍ como la mamÁ lo estÁ haciendo. alan: claro, con cariÑo. un buen masaje en los pies siempre relaja y libera tensiones. y me encanta que se pueda compartir en pareja o en familia. y por quÉ no también la hija que le haga un masajito a la madre. regina: como mamÁ, tambiÉn me

>> gentlemen. >> let's go wake her up. >> regina, wake up! wake up!red nose but i represent sent for the kids, that's how it goes. still kicking it out. scream and shout. go jazzy. >> regina, that's jazzy the rapper clown. >> greg wanted us to wake you up. >> oh, my god, you woke me up. >> how are you doing? >> i'm shocked. >> yes, rapping clowns usually don't wake you up? >> so scared. >> yes? so listen greg says you guys are getting married. >> yes. >> when are you guys getting married? >> august 27th. >> do you still want to marry him after this. >> i don't know. >> just kidding, of course i do. >> this is a way to start, you know, a great relationship. >> i know, i know. i told my mom yesterday. she said you might not want to do. >> this she might not want to marry you. >> any time you surprise a woman it doesn't go well. >> okay. >> thank you. >> hey. >> back to you guys in the studio. >> oh, man. i'm not a big fan every clowns either. they bring a lot of joy to the kids. >>> hey, when my kids were growing up, they loved watching, and i actually

. >> how come you've been so hard ahold of lately >> she chose regina king who directed "scandal". >> this one. >> it has given grea great empathy for the people who do this every day. i'm not cut out for it, i got to tell you. i like the ability to be able to fire myself if i needto. >> i doubt that's going to happen. >> only oprah can fire oprah. >> actually, it happened back in her 20s she told me. in true opfashion, she said that it only made herstronger. >>> cameron is back now with a major life c for nick carter. >> it does not get any than this. just last month, nick became a dad. i visi nick and his wife at their home outside of l.a. and see h fatherhood has changed him. i was in for a surprise. >> look at you. >> really calm. >> 30-hour labor. 8 po11 ounces. >> yeah. 20 inches. he was long. >> big boy. >> tell me about t significance of that beautiful name. >> we've watching the show vikings a lot. obviously oden is very powerful name. i wouldn't have wanted to name him nick jr. >> and it's a network. >> from this adorable photo bombing pug to a horse and seven chickens, it's

i don't think regina has given us that information, do you know? >> i can only speak to the process that regina and we talked about during our last meeting, which was that a batch of applications would be forwarded to us as early as next week and that we would expect to calendar all of those for a single hearing, a single item for action, but at one hearing and i think we've put a place holder on the july -- sorry -- the first hearing in june in case they are ready to go. >> right, and we are trying to see, waiting and seeing how many applications there would be to determine to process. >> correct. i think staff feels at least in the beginning of the program where it looks like we might have many applications to process in a quick amount of time that putting them together in batches and trying to schedule hearings at least once a month. >> and the legislation allows 200 per year? >> three hundred per year. >> so we're really woefully --. >> we're below that. one, i want to reiterate this commission's interest in this and willingness to help out in

i don't think anyone demonstrated that much love for regina before.le. i love her. but that was like i mean a test of true love really. and i think she's devastated and we're going to see how she handles that loss in the finale. >> i know someone who really loves you. we have a super fan stacy coming in from los angeles getting up early live via skype to ask a question, lana. stacy, go ahead. >> hi. >> hi, lana. so great to talk to you and excited meeting you at the "once upon a time" convention in a couple of weeks in new jersey. >> awesome. >> my question is do you think that regina could ever allow herself to love again after losing both daniel and robin hood? >> that's a really good question. i think she's going to need some time. we'll see. i think right now she's heartbroken and probably not ready to love anyone aside from her family at this point. >> all right, so thank you very much. stacy. >> lana, can you insight into what may happen in the finale. >> yes, we have a two-hour finale this sunday. a lot is happening. emma and regina go on a jou

>> she chose regina king who to direct an episode of greenleaf. >> i guess i should say action on thisn great, great empathy for the people who do this every day. i'm not cut out for it, i got to tell you. i like the ability to be able to fire myself if i need to. >> i doubt that's going to happen. oprah's pretty much close to perfect as you can get. >> only oprah can fire oprah. >> actually, it happened back in her 20s she told me. she was a news reporter in baltimore. in true oprah fashion, she said that it only made her stronger. >>> cameron is back now with a major life change for nick carte >> it does not get any bigger than this. just last month, nick became a dad. i visited nick and his wife at their home outside of l.a. and see how fatherhood has changed him. i was in for a surprise. >> look at you. >> really calm. >> 30-hour labor. 8 pounds 11 ounces. >> yeah. 20 inches. w >> big boy. >> tell me about the significance of that beautiful name. >> we've been watching the show vikings a lot. obviously oden is a very powerful name. i wouldn't have wanted to name him nick jr. a>>nd

regina king came in a while ago. regina king kind of slipped in there while we were speaking. a wonderful actress. >> quite a range of prominent people here tonight. >> i should say, "quantico" is one of the most acclaimed new shows of the fall season. >> rachel mcadams, the guest of the boston globe, which is the paper that she worked for in her movie. a celebration of journalism. she has become quite close to the real life reporter that she played in the film. now she is invited by the outlet he represented on-screen. wilmore is the entertainment tonight. in 1956, milton berle. tough gig fors a anybody. it is a longtime up there. the line between being funny and being offensive, which is hard to do. kellyomes megan -- megyn down the escalator. of course, having a huge year, coming to prominence with her ongoing spat with donald trump. >> the president of yahoo! just walked by. >> seeing a lot of talking heads from campaign season coming in. anybody that has been following election coverage will notice many of the people in this room are those that wrigley appear on -- that r

the magazine has been an inspiration for regina atkins. >> the neat area is the kitchen. this is like a fully functioning kitchen. >> it is. it's kind of like a little tiny house. it has everything you need. a 4-burner stove. double sink, porcelain. these are really heavy items. >> reporter: sunset is extending an open invitation. >>> a beautiful weekend to get out and enjoy the weather. >> it was a beautiful day today. mark tamayo has all the details. >> that springtime breeze, something you can count on in the bay area. especially for this month, into june. by the afternoon, the winds pick up. we had a few sprinkles this morning as well across parts of the bay area as the weak system creeps up, moves into northern california. rainfall totals, not a lot to report. santa rosa .03, and bodega bay, one hundredth of an inch. you can see right now, the big picture in the pacific, we essentially just have some cloud cover, and that's about it. mostly cloudy skies. you can see the circulation up to our north. green showing up on the radar. we have the patchy fog already regroup

discovered that he could succeed ben benjamin fisker read 12 he could read better than most adults regina's wanted to start his own newspaper inspired by publications in london but he held off because the town had to newspapers that smallpox came to boston and now is almost 20 years and would create the worst smallpox epidemic epidemic suburbia first inoculation experiment at act using his son would cause a controversy and james being a businessman realized he could exploit that controversy to stir in the newspaper he always wanted to start such to be the first in america without government approval in fact, the first to argue for the right of the press without punishment and that is 70 years in new england current newspaper chains the course of american journalism it also puts his little brother on his way to fortune by this point was very accomplished printer bernie had to be a successful and innovative publisher it would receive the most important lesson of scientific experimentation and how to challenge authority and in the pages of the newspaper he would read your express ideas of poli

i liked what regina posted on my facebook page. she says people don't understand it means for the good of the group over the individual. still lots of americans say that would be good. let's take care of the group, not just selfish rich individuals. that's what democracy for america, million-member progressive group for howard dean believes. they endorsed bernie sanders. neil soroka speaks for the group. you must be happy. >> when someone is aggressive think speak up to the fact that we all do better when we all do better to win in such a big way is good for democrats and good for the country. john: socialism generally means the government owns the means of production. do you want that? >> i think there are antiquated views of what socialism is. i don't think people are calling for state ownership of the gas station down the street. but we are saying the current system isn't working. when over 40 million americans are still living in poverty that a millionaire and billionaire class is trying the essentially own all political discou

it has are identifying marks here, elizabeth regina saying she is the queen. you can also see on this side of the cameras can come in, this is actually the texture on the four edges of the book. even the side has a set of patterns carved into it. when i think about this book, peter, this is the equivalent of a cathedral. in a sense that it is tremendously complicated. the amount of learning and craft that you have to develop as a community to get to the point where you can create a book like this is just tremendous. that is why it is created in this way. it is is given to elizabeth and it is a monument. it is not made out of stone, it is a complicated object. you have to learn how to set type, you have to learn how to handle classical languages because the sources for these are greek and latin. all of that learning goes into creating this beautiful object. >> when you see this beautiful i want to say print, or maybe you tell me what it is, the the colors are so vivid, 400 years later. >> this is a wonderful example of hand colored her hand tinted early modern

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regina wanted to be known to everyone that she was a warriors fan. >> i brought in a picture of gavinut him to the top of the list for this back. >> if you are belmont earlier, you may wonder why you raising so many people being pulled over by the police.'s>>> police offers this man officers made a monthly traffic safety campaign . guest was in the thick of it works >> with some people behaving badly. >> i'm sitting on a hill when this happened. the driver of the white truck barely slowed down. it just so happens officer is driving the car i mean. >> this acronym for san mateo county. all around san mateo county coming together for one car. >> if you're bringing traffic laws, there's a good chance you will get pulled over.>> this driver was holding a cell phone. >> also this driver appear. >> gives green for your phone? >> i don't. >> your dog chewed it? mike eyesight talking on your phone. >> this one will stop sign a bit of speed. the speed limit is 35. >> you slow down of any realtor. i was pulling you down the hill, due? mike 35. you are doing just under 50. >> this white truck wi

it sounded like >> reporter: the gunshots woke regina harvey. >> i saw him on the ground, leaned up againsthe car, and then fell over. >> reporter: the white mercedes sat at the middle of the crime scene, the driver's side door wide open. police got a call reporting the shooting at 1:00 a.m. >> trying to keep him awake, keep him alive before the ambulance got here. i saw them doing cpr. i said, i hope he doesn't die. >> reporter: the man didn't survive. police had the car towed. now they're looking for a killer and putting together a possible motive. after ten years in her home, harvey is completely shaken. >> i couldn't sleep all night long. that really shook me up. >> reporter: she and other neighbors here are trying their best to go about their day, but it is very hard knowing that a man is dead and police are still looking for the killer who was right here in temple hills. news4. >>> tracking showers and a few now as we move on through the rest of the evening. i'll show you what you can expect as these storms move on through. >>> plus, a jewelry heist shootout with police and carjacking

regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov.ing on "world news now," a deadly and seemingly random stabbing spree at a busy shopping mall in massachusetts. we'll hear from the witnesses forced to either fight the attacker or run for their lives. the latest just ahead. >>> hillary clinton may have all but locked up her nomination but bernie sanders big primary win last night is sending a message. he's not giving up. we're live with the latest from both sides of the campaign trail. >>> and new this half hour, a mom on the run. >> a fugitive leads police on a wild chase driving across lawns, around patrol cars, running red lights all while her young child was in the backseat. >>> and photo shop fail. why meghan trainor says her new video reduced her to tears and what she's doing about it right now. the full story ahead in "the skinny." it is wednesday, may 11th. ♪ >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good wednesday morning. i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm diane macedo. we begin with breaking news. a stabbing rampage

regina benjamin, united states surgeon general. go to cdc.gov.neration tobacco-free. ♪ >>> she's one of the most famous business women in the country but barbara corcoran's latest piece of advice isn't sitting well with feminists. >> it's an interesting tweet. she said that to succeed in a man's world, she wears bright colors and yanks up her skirt to get attention. >> now she's getting plenty of attention. and refusing to back down. abc's amy robach sat down with "gma" yesterday. >> i happen to have great legs. i didn't have the best face or the best body but i had great legs. if i wanted to get attention i'd make sure i'd wear my skirts really high, yank up my skirt at the midriff, and walk into a room and everybody notices me because i've got great legs. i think it's a great gimmick if you are smart enough to get attention. i don't think that's sexual in any way. but that's what makes a horse race, right? >> i think a lot of people are upset about that yanking up your skirt because it seems to imply that you're using your sexuality to get ahea

dick-endrizzi who not only this event, but supports the businesss in san francisco and thank you reginand everyone here today and again, thank you and congratulations. [ applause ] with that, we will return to our regular board agenda. and madam clerk i think we concluded roll call for introductions. >> that is correct. >> we also have a 3 -:00 pep order. >> items 24-27 comprised special order at 3:00 p.m. and originally ep continued from january 26, 2016tor public hearing of persons interested in the public works decisions dated september 18, 2014 approving tentative map for two-unit new construction condominium project at 639 peralta avenue. items 25, 26, 27, are the motions associated with approval and disapproval of the tentative parcel plan and preparations of findings. >> supervisor campos. >> thank you, madam president. and no, we're not trying to set the record for the number of times we can continue an item. but we might very well just do that. i know that this item has been continued many times before. and today, colleagues, in the hope that the partis can have some sort of re

. >> regina has not heard from the company since his wedding day in june of 2015. >> to not even returnour calls? to not even respond to an e- mail. >> reporter: the couple joined about 35 newlyweds and filed a complaint with the office of consumer protection. >> what i want promised which is an edited video. >> reporter: the couple can scan through photos from the special day but the only video they can see is footage caught on a cell phone. >> it's disappointing. i feel like i let my wife down, my family down because they all want to see the video. we spent a lot of money and we got nothing. >> the company was here in silver spring before it went out of business. we were unable to reach its former owner. bruce leshan, wusa 9. >> some of the couples have been waiting for their videos up to 2 1/2 years. the case begins july 21st. >>> two suspects are under arrest for murder at the red roof inn in rockville. keith renier and arbra berthea are charged with first-degree murder among other things. police say they are responsible for the stabbing death of a victim that identified herself as

julie and regina back with me. coal country. she will basically kiss that one goodbye. >> disappointment nomination. west virginia was never place for democrats. i wondered why she went down there. down there politically. trying to resolve the edge. bernie sanders taking this away from her. global warming is a huge issue. global warming for democrats in the base. >> you know what i wonder, will donald trump have the ability? a list of the democratic party. actually, when you see the anger out there, the frustration that people have with their economics in life, there is a lot of crossover. can you bring in a lot of the coal miners. the democrats. bringing in -- will this be there? >> it is absolutely a weakness for her. already at the coal miners union. these are not traditional republican voters. being that they are doing this right now is very interesting. i will -- they usually have 10-15 points at this point. think about all of this fire that donald trump has. still neck and neck right now. trish: let me just say this. john

. >> regina, the kind of community center services that you provide are the ones that, based on my experiencerything that i've read, are more likely to work and to survive. and because they are, in effect, multidisciplinary and because you are creating opportunities for young people to assume leadership and educational work, so it really does set a good example. but look, we have a big problem in affordable housing. and in keeping neighborhood character and opportunities for people living in oakland over years. no city really has yet figured out how to do that. there's advantages, of course, to fixing up neighborhoods and making them attractive and all the rest of it. but i think it's a big price to pay if we displaced everybody who has been there and who has gone through the bad times and deserve to be part of the good times. and i don't know. i will turn to the mayor and the county supervisor. this is becoming a problem in our cities. because our cities are great magnets for people to move in. young people, obviously, and older people who are downsizing and want to be in the city instead of

we are working with some departments and of course regina at the office of small business to get the most relevant information up there in a timely manner but we are very open to anyone who knows of other information they think may be relevant. >> if i could add just a point of clarification, up until this new feature gets launched the portal was just a place for you to go to, it didn't really capture anybody's data or information to be able then to feedback out information. so as jason has identified on the home page there is a section for news and announcements and we're trying to work very carefully from regulation that you here to key it up and then make sure when it passes it gets on the portal as a news and announcement, but eye convenient eventually with the new feature there will be the ability to also capture individuals' information to be able to communicate to as well as the clients that come into our office. but i think in terms of, in terms of sort of a broader ability to send out announcements there is i think a better job that we at the city can do and ways perhaps thi

i don't think regina has given us that information, do you know?can only speak to the process that regina and we talked about during our last meeting, which was that a batch of applications would be forwarded to us as early as next week and that we would expect to calendar all of those for a single hearing, a single item for action, but at one hearing and i think we've put a place holder on the july -- sorry -- the first hearing in june in case they are ready to go. >> right, and we are trying to see, waiting and seeing how many applications there would be to determine to process. >> correct. i think staff feels at least in the beginning of the program where it looks like we might have many applications to process in a quick amount of time that putting them together in batches and trying to schedule hearings at least once a month. >> and the legislation allows 200 per year? >> three hundred per year. >> so we're really woefully --. >> we're below that. one, i want to reiterate this commission's interest in this and willingness to help out in any wa

commerce was helpful convening businesses and help improve the legislation, your executive director regina who is my prezsiser. the california grocer association, wall greens, the postal chase and all the companies that helped refine the legislation and legendary city attorney tom owen. this legislation sh carefully crafted to help businesses comply kw and accommodate. we provided a waver condition for those cases where there is no feasible alternative to poly styrene. the department of environment drafted a waver for pharmacy squz drug companies who ship medications. we wirk with grogess. goods or foods outside the city are not subject for the ban and nat isn't lack of will but lack of legal authority. reusing the materials is still allowed and donating poly styrene and usesing those materials is still allowed as well. the engoal is clear, stop the environmental and public health harm. poly styrene packaging is used for maybe a week or two and sometimes less than that and we toss the item and it lasts for another few00 thousand years in the land fill or in the bay or ocean. the sitee comm

occupations inside and outside the offices of indigenous and northern affairs canada in toronto, reginawinnipeg and gatineau, quebec. among those who took part in the occupation of the office here in toronto were local black lives matter activists, including yusra khogali. >> we know the only way [indiscernible] we are both targeted by the state in similar ways. a lack of access to proper housing. >> dealing with so much more than cuts and scrapes or lacerations, you're dealing with 500 years of genocide is to blur having to deal with on a daily basis. amy: protesters occupying an indigenous affairs office here in toronto, canada, last month. just weeks earlier, black lives matter activists in toronto launched a 15-day encampment outside police headquarters. the protests followed news there would be no criminal charges for the police officer who fatally shot a south sudanese refugee named andrew loku last july. a police watchdog said loku, who had a history of mental health problems, was wielding a hammer when he was shot. but a witness said loku's hands were at his side. among those wh

. >> doctors community breast center medical director regina hampton says her youngest breast cancer patient is 26. >> we step up to the plate and make sure we service the needs of the patients because they tend to have different needs other than women that are older. >> stepping up to the plate. >> how is radiation going? >> for patients like sabrina diagnosed last july. >> sickness doesn't have an age group. it doesn't say because you're 40 let me give you cancer. >> she would know. at 26 s chemotherapy and continues radiation. >> the hardest part for me was losing my hair. >> a bit easier with her biggest supporter, her husband of six years by her side. >> i couldn't do it without him. >> dr. hampton says typically breast cancer patients are about 60 years old. but says in this community 30% of their breast cancer patients are 50 and younger. >> it's alarming. and disturbing. these patients tend to be mostly african-american women. >> hampton says they work to give personalized treatment and says there needs to be more research, especially in more diverse communities. >> we probab

katie versus regina in "mean girls." the one clip is probably the most, valuable thing, it, it exposes this paradox that trump's sensitivity drives him to bravado. so he's always saying like i'm fighting back. but sometimes it feels like he's lashing out. i'm wondering does he feel remorse sometimes about this impulsive action? >> we get into it. one of the things he said to me on the subject. i said look you are so powerful now, which he is. he has a very powerful position. he said i don't see myself as powerful. i see myself as someone fighting for survival. i mean that's truly how he -- he doesn't see what the rest of us see. and i think it leads to some of the decisions he makes. and he talks a lot about how he's a counterpuncher, right? the question is, is that true? right, because he obviously came after me. but it wasn't just me. but for what? for a debate question? right. so you understand he goes after ted cruz, he goes after marco rubio who are saying he's an idiot and he's the devil. yes, that is counterpunchi

. >> reporter: the gunshots woke regina harvey. >> i looked out the window and saw him on the ground leaned up against the car and he fell over. >> reporter: the white mercedes sat in the middle of the crime scene, the driver's side door wide open. police got a call reporting the >> try to keep him awake, keep him alive until the ambulance got here, and i saw them kind of doing the cpr thing. and i said, oh, my god, i hope he doesn't die. >> reporter: the man didn't survive. police had the car towed. now they're looking for a ller. and putting together a possible motive, after ten years in her home, harvey is completely shaken. >> i couldn't sleep all night long because that really shook me up. >> reporter: there is a $25,000 reward in the case through prince george's county crime solvers. police have not told us anything at this point about the man who lost his life. in prince george's county, kristin wright, news 4. >>> a man is in critical condition affairfax police say someone he knew shot him. this happened in falls church on stillwood circle just before midnight. police say the

dick-endrizzi who not only this event, but supports the businesss in san francisco and thank you regina and everyone here today and again, thank you and congratulations. [ applause ] with that, we will return to our regular board agenda. and madam clerk i think we concluded roll call for introductions. >> that is correct. >> we also have a 3 -:00 pep order. >> items 24-27 comprised special order at 3:00 p.m. and originally ep continued from january 26, 2016tor public hearing of persons interested in the public works decisions dated september 18, 2014 approving tentative map for two-unit new construction condominium project at 639 peralta avenue. items 25, 26, 27, are the motions associated with approval and disapproval of the tentative parcel plan and preparations of findings. >> supervisor campos. >> thank you, madam president. and no, we're not trying to set the record for the number of times we can continue an item. but we might very well just do that. i know that this item has been continued many times before. and today, colleagues, in the hope that the partis can have some sort of

chapter in here, don't know who wrote it and i will let whoever wrote it talk about it called the reginan what. >> what we talk about is the feminist movement and how so much of it is built on said that if you disagree with any part of their political agenda then you are not a real woman. that is the clear explicit disqualification. i happen to be one of those women who does not happen to agree with modern feminists on every issue and yet they will set over and over again, stop talking, stop talking. or you just a tool for other people. that that robs women of their individuality. it robs them of their equality to say that unless you are in the space over here you cannot take all political issues. my grandmother, my mother before me, very interested in equality of the sexes and that's why i'm here today on tv, trying to have a family and doing all these things at one time. i do not get liberated and have to believe everything the left tells me i have to. >> one of the campaign issues, specially on the democratic side is women make 72ts

that is regina admits to doing. now she and her collogues left to wonder if only. >> the even stiar x-ray department so had we won nobody would get an x-ray, until they hired a whole new staff. >> reporter: also score big store owner andrew a and lewis solar. >> it is unbelievable. >> reporter: lottery cut them for a check for $30,000. they were very quiet on who the winner may be. >> whoever it is, it is definitely deserving. >> reporter: officials with the new jersey lottery recommend whoever the winner may be that they sign that ticket, come and see them immediately, and, of course, seek some financial, and legal assistance. in trenton, joe holden for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> so, stolen lottery tickets worth six bucks have led to the a rest of two men caught on camera burglarizing a home. you may remember this video from upper pittsgrove salem county. you can see two men robbing the house. well, they high tailed out it when owners of that house yelled at them remotely using her home surveillance system. polic

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dick-endrizzi who not only this event, but supports the businesss in san francisco and thank you reginand everyone here today and again, thank you and congratulations. [ applause ] with that, we will return to our regular board agenda. and madam clerk i think we concluded roll call for introductions. >> that is correct. >> we also have a 3 -:00 pep order. >> items 24-27 comprised special order at 3:00 p.m. and originally ep continued from january 26, 2016tor public hearing of persons interested in the public works decisions dated september 18, 2014 approving tentative map for two-unit new construction condominium project at 639 peralta avenue. items 25, 26, 27, are the motions associated with approval and disapproval of the tentative parcel plan and preparations of findings. >> supervisor campos. >> thank you, madam president. and no, we're not trying to set the record for the number of times we can continue an item. but we might very well just do that. i know that this item has been continued many times before. and today, colleagues, in the hope that the partis can have some sort of re