by then, todd and rhonda already had anna kate. when the girls were a little over a year old, the henthorns came to mississippi and the who cousins got to meet. >> it was a very happy occasion. and i do remember toni just being so happy to have haley, so -- and so was harold. >> reporter: and although toni had always wanted to be a mom, it was pretty clear harold was mr. mom. >> he was the one in charge. the diaper change. most women have to beg their husbands to do that kind of stuff. he was the one -- he was like a nanny. >> reporter: hands-on dad? >> yeah. he was in charge of everything about that child. >> she's having a good little day here, isn't she? >> reporter: with harold such a doting father, toni was able to go back to work. she soon built a thriving practice in colorado. >> she was a beloved doctor. she had a really great bedside manner. >> reporter: tammi abruscatto managed the practice. >> she took time. she treated her patients as a whole body not just their eyes. she was interested in their family life. she had the

each other from simple example kenya to one type of eco passenger cars tanzania commercial vehicles rhonda electric costs software. whatever and then use it within the free trade zone you could scale the business so every investment would make sense he says v.w. quickly came to learn that the key to success in africa is working closely with local experts an example is the mobility upmove that v.w. uses to coordinate its rental fleet in kigali local developers programmed it to work with the often modest allowances of mobile users here tailor made software like this would be next to impossible to get in europe or asia. this reporter japonica bailey who has been looking into the story for us and he joins me now in studio to ponder good to have you here electric ride sharing car ride sharing program in rwanda is this a novelty or is this a long term solution for the city well that's something that folks in hopes to find out that they actually doing this is of his ability study so they want to see what happens on the ground the study that they are carrying out this test that they're carrying ou

rhonda king is my name. i represent the smallest country to be elected to the security council, saint vincent and i think you are familiar with one of the islands. you had some business interests there and my prime minister since his greetings. i spoke with him yesterday and told him i was coming here, remind of our beautiful island and i would be remiss if i didn't complement you for appointing if you look around the table you would see only three on the council and we are on our way in. you have appointed tweet through great women during your tenure so i appreciate that and i wish to also complement kelly because already she has restored a sense of civility and grace so i congratulate kelly and i'm to working with her once again. it is an honor for me, thank you. >> a big honor and privilege to be here. thank you for the invitation. you send a talented lady doing a wonderful job and thank you for the. >> from vietnam. i saw you the first time in donating so it is an honor to be here today at the white hous

president, it is indeed a great honor for me, rhonda king is my name. i represent the smallest country ever to be elected to the security council, saint adviceavincent and i think you are familiar with one of the islands in the grenadines. and my prime minister sends his greetings, because i spoke with him yesterday and told him i was coming here. so he asked me to remind you of our beautiful island. and i would be remiss if i also didn't join karen for complimenting you, if you look around the table you would see that there are only four women and only three will be sitting on the council. and we are on our way in. so it's a wonderful thing that you have appointed two very great women during your tenure, so i congratulate you on that. and i wish to also compliment kelley, because already she has brought -- restored a sense of civility and dignity and grace to diplomacy, so i congratulate kelley and i'm looking forward to working with her over the next two years. once again, it's an honor for me. thank you. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. >> mr.

i must note that after the unfortunate events in round of 1904 it is mainly ugandans that went to rhonda and assisted build the republic of rundown who want ugandans living in america living in europe living elsewhere to feel comfortable and blissed to come back and rebuild their country currently so much of the system was built by and is loyal to 70 particularly the security operators what do you do about that about if you are in charge of the police the army the courts where do you draw the line of who you remove from the jobs i've been communicating to the men and women in uniform telling them that this is a fight for them to we're not fighting against them we're fighting for them they deserve dignity these are men and women who spend sleepless nights trying to keep us safe but again looking at how they live how their children survive how their enumerated. is sad so we want to better their lives so that our security is better when the police not to be playing politics but. be doing that amounted to a while which is protecting people and their property we want our soldiers to be dignif

up next in our program a victory for a fake conservation when you look at how rhonda has managed to reverse the trend in gorilla population. but 1st here in germany a political shake up in the social democratic party is prompting speculation that the governing coalition with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives could be on its last legs the social democrats are likely to officially confirm the new leadership doing this weekend calling for changes that. may find palatable to talk about why this matters are not joined in the studio by political correspondent kate brady kate why is this day today so important well the social democrats i'm a tense day care in berlin for the posse conference and as you say it's likely that the newly elected a jew i will be called during the leadership race and they basically a pledge that they would leave the grand coalition only the current governing coalition with anglo macro's conservatives potentially throwing the government into crisis and even into a meltdown and collapse but interestingly in the past week their rhetoric certainly seems to have changed

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programs are documented chattel back in 30 minutes with the latest global news rhonda we'll see you back then. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. tyson nation will community. are you going the right way or are you being that. direct. what is true what's his face. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the depths. or in maybe the shallows. carrying the special can't something we can vanquish so is reasonable to millions of. yeah the it doesn't fit the bill for. you thought the whole doping in russia things was over forget it. but it's true party of the poor work up to up through the tory. summers model so you do have. russian outlets eligibility for the international competition says its stake this includes events like the to kill him pics and the fee for world cup and guitar. bass of america but if he is going to take it then this listed on the i mean that you know when you can one of those if i am in the early as last year a wheelchair. just as it was 4 years ago the moscow anti-doping clad was at the center of

investigate and their subsequent report pin the blame on the steering government our senior correspondent rhonda stare of has been looking at the revelations. i know about the 3 little piglets but the u.p.c. w. is having its house blow right down from the inside the 1st whistle blower they dismissed the 2nd they sort of excuse themselves and now in what is an absolute bombshell the most qualified inspector the fs report does not reflect the views of all the team members that deployed to duma i found that i was being excluded from the work for reasons not made clear allegedly the only team member who went to syria and who was allowed to cool write this syria report was the team paramedic of the chemical inspectors were allowed to pitch in i attempted to submit my report to the f f m team leaders starting from the 15th of february 29th teen after noting continued reluctance from the f f m team to receive my report i deposited the report in d r a for collection on the 27th of february 29th and advised all relevant persons of this shouldn't have bothered it seems no one wanted to read it 48 hours la

rhonda tells me that memento from naomi's time helping the dalai lama should also attract attention.have had so much interest in it. i feel this is going to do very well. >> the pre-sale estimate -- more than 10 grand. while this central asian necklace from 700 b.c. is appraised at $18,000. there's no telling what the entire cache will bring in. ready to find out? that's next. are you nervous? >> i'm terrified. >> with that, we will begin. >> i am hoping that i've done everything i could have done up to this point. >> $500 is bid. online at $500. >> what's your "strange inheritance" story? we'd love to tell it. send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. >> now back to "strange inheritance." >> $200 to start. do i have any takers for $200? $200 right there. $225 now. $225. do we go $250? >> in march 2016, the naomi lindstrom collection hits the auction block at michaan's in alameda, california. the treasure trove includes ancient beads and necklaces spanning more than 5,000 years of history that the pan am stewardess acquired from around the globe and bequeathed t

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. >> rhonda, retired labor lawyer. my question is, if corporations are more productive than ever, why are wages still back and i'm not talking about the small, very small business population that earns over 300,000? >> wages are growing at a slower rate than they used to. i think the greatest criticism of american business is it's too bureaucratic and not innovative enough. innovation has slowed down in the country. i think we need more competition. business is partly at fault there. i don't view it as grower but that's absolutely a genuinely criticism of businesses. >> we have about a minute each. i wanted to comment on income inequality, you said it doesn't have responsibility for income inequality. are there opportunities for business to work on that problem or should the solution to the problem be government through income transfers or, income transfers? >> huge point. i point two kinds of income inequality, one in the middle, education which i hope business to do a better job, but a lot of that rests on actual fie

rhonda in texas. good morning. >> caller: good morning. my husband and i are on obamacare in our premium is $413, i'm the only one working and because my income went up a little bit last year -- this year we -- our premium is going from $413.2 over $1800 a month. and the difference was a mere between four and $500 above the limit. how can that much go up from 41t have insurance as of january 1. i'm an rn and starting a new job this next week, we will have health insurance hopefully through then and something that will be affordable but this is just totally ridiculous that a few hundred dollars affects your monthly premium by that much. guest: this is the problem, basically a means tested program. if you fall over the cliff this is happening to a lot of people in california, it has been extended further up because there are a lot of people who are over the threshold who cannot afford how much insurance costs without the help. >> caller: i'm in wyoming and i dumped rain turned into thousand six intentionally because iran the numbers, for 85%

first, tonight's real name is rhonda in new york, flying off, toppling a billboard, nobody was hurt,sponsible for the plate snapping the wind turbine. outgoing vp executive says climate change gears have driven his daughter's friends to antidepressants according to the times of london, he says he hates seeing them so "so unhappy and so anxious." and seattle public students barred from returning to school if they don't get vaccinated or show exceptional paperwork. the district now cracking down to comply with state law. washington state saw 87 cases of measles this year and scrapped the personal exemption for that vaccine. more news next. does scrubbing grease feel like a workout? scrub less with dawn ultra. it's superior grease-cleaning formula gets to work faster. making easy work of tough messes. dawn is a go-to grease-cleaner throughout the kitchen, too. keep a bottle in the laundry room to pre-treat greasy stains. and keep dawn in the garage to lift grease off car rims. it's even gentle enough to clean wildlife affected by oil. dawn's grease cleaning power takes care of tough gre

[cheering] she was so horrible, i did not know her, rhonda mcdaniel and she was so aggressive she kept and said can you please come to michigan and i said who the hell are you. [laughter] progressing another trip, i met with a big crowd and finally two weeks out i said no more, were gonna win or not okay i promise, i get a call two days later, surkin you please come out to michigan one more time. [cheering] she was a campaign chairman in michigan. i said okay and i got the ultimate call, 6:00 p.m. in the evening for the final deal in grand rapids, sir, can you come to michigan tonight, i went to the last greasy and i said it's over, i sit back and i watch and see what happens. but she said can you come to michigan, i said that the most aggressive human being i've ever met. [laughter] [cheering] and we did it. and we won michigan in the word is were much higher in the polls and we were ever in 2016 and michigan. [cheering] you better remember november 3 this time by the way, that evening, that incredible evening in november 1 of the biggest knights in the history of television. that ele

market tension is high in this place with ultimate and given to the i'm proves quite traitorous to so rhonda. the warning is that if they don't in the next 48 hours or so there will be a tough line and now people are afraid that things will get worse before they even get better. earlier spoke to. who is a spokesman for the un peacekeeping mission in central african republic and he said that the government must address the root causes of this conflict. situation was that in pick up 5. we had a situation where we have a coming out hope we'll have self defense go up. there in the beginning they were there to to to defend the. market does it defend the traders against what we can say ex-ante by laika and now those people become dogs committing atrocities those. collecting taxes attacking civilians and the churches have seen that. for them it is enough and i would there was just one talk to stop they want everybody to lay down their arms for the sake of 5 come back to peace like it used to be. a long time ago it's not a question of firm in his car not being able to but it's just a question of gan

patrick kelly, doctor rhonda hauser, and ms. sue cowper. and doctor bradley stein is a senior physician, policy researcher for reincorporation. doctor stein is a practicing child and adolescent psychiatrist and senior physician policy researcher. at the rand corporation and adjunct associate professor of psychiatry at the university of pittsburg. mr. patrick kelly as an hda's executive vice president of government affairs. ra. kelly oversees all hda state and federal legislative regulatory and political activities. and then doctor rhonda hauser, doctor hauser is a vice president of policy on government affairs. operations for f the national community pharmacists association. and then ms. sue cow, is that correct? ms. sue thought, for over 25 years miss the ball has a private consultant specializing in policy issues, relating to substance abuse prevention andd treatment. and to hour of our witnesses on the second panel, i am d ing to have to ask you to hold your statements to one minutes if at all possible. we will submit your entire stateme

we heard from florida governor rhonda s ron desantis. we learned one thing. the number of injured has gone to eight. but the other thing we're learning is we're learning more about how this shooting unfolded in the first place. we do know now that the shooter had a hand gun on him. that was the weapon that was used in the shooting. and, of course, the big question is how exactly was he able to get that handgun on to base? as you know, weapons are certainly not allowed. in fact, the commander reiterated that in the news conference with us. so that was one of the questions i asked him. i said are there security protocols, security measures in place to stop something like this from happening? and while he wouldn't go into that, he said that there are security measures. but, in fact, perhaps more coincidentally, they just had an active shooter drill not too long ago to practice for something very similar to this scenario. so we know the call came in, ali, at about 6:30 this morning local time. now, just to kind set the scene for you here. the naval air station is

i know you didn't kill rhonda morrison. what they did to you is completely illegal. do everything i can to keep them from taking it. "just mercy" see the full trailer online. >> it's time for us now to reveal our 2019 cnn hero of the year. >> in addition to the $10,000 they've already won, each top 10 hero will also receive free organizational training from the annenberg foundation, a leading supporter of nonprofits worldwide. >> in los angeles, participating along with a board member and customized version of the alchemy program that offers leadership development for long term success. it's the eighth year of cnn's collaboration with the annenberg foundation. >> we gave you the opportunity to vote for the hero that inspires you the most. the hero with the most votes will receive an additional $100,000 to continue their life changing work. [ applause ] >> all right. >> ready? all right. ladies and gentlemen, the 2019 cnn hero of the year is -- freweini mebrahtu! [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ]. >> thank you. thank you so much. i don't even know what t

rhonda, good morning.ler: good morning. , america, and i would like to wish the entire country a happy hanukkah and a merry christmas this year. m, as far as the impeachment is going, i think the congress should really take their time. i would love to see trump's taxes, and i think that is the nail that will put the hammer down on trump, and he will resign. vicelly wish that president pence would pull up his big pants and take over the country. guys, whether we like it or not, donald trump has a problem, and we all love our country, and we all want to live in a democracy, not in a dictatorship, and if year,an gets back in next we will no longer be a democracy. that is the sin of all of this. the economy is doing great. trump always knew how to make money, and i am not telling you i don't love him, because i do it i am an old woman. i admired trump back in the 1960's when he first got married. we love trump, but he is not a president, he is an entertainer and a businessman, and he is shady. he makes deals.

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rhonda hauser, and sue tao. is a policy researcher for rand corporation. adolescentcticing psychiatrist and senior physician. corporation and adjunct associate professor of psychiatry at the university of pittsburgh. is the eighthlly vice president of government affairs. he oversees all hda state and federal regulatory and political activity. viceana hauser, is the president of government affairs. operations for the community pharmacists association. -- is that correct? thaw. >> she has been involved in substance abuse treatment. i will ask you to hold your statements to one minute if possible. we will submit your entire statement for the record. will proceed with questioning after that. folks that have been called. if you could quickly move through your statement that would be helpful. dr. stein, lester with you. >> good morning. in addition to my research i am a practicing psychiatrist in pennsylvania. many of the children i treat our children of depression. the family has all been affected. work has opened my eyes to how the opioid problem involves many

rhonda hauser and miss sue towel and dr. bradley stein is a senior physician for rand corporation. dr. stein is a practicing child psychiatrist policy researcher. mr. patrick kelly, an executive vice president of government affairs, he oversees all state and federal which slated regulatory and political activity in these areas. is the vice president of policy and government affairs operations for the national community pharmacist miss sueon, and thought has been involved in substance abuse prevention and treatment. i'm going to have two ask you to hold statements to one minute if at all possible because we will submit your entire statement for the record, and then we will proceed with questioning after that. if you can abbreviate as much as votes thate do have have been called. dr. stein, we will start with you. >> good morning. as you mentioned, in addition to my research, i am a practicing child psychiatrist, and many of the children i treat our children of the crisis. clinical work has opened my eyes how this crisis involves multiple systems. treatment,s focus on but many of the

host: rhonda in massachusetts, your turn. caller: i think nancy pelosi is wrong and i just found out her father, thomas telus andre junior was a heroin dealer and he had constant companions. host: where did you learn that? caller: on the internet. host: okay. what does that have to do with what is happening, this impasse between the house and the senate? caller: because i feel like corrupt and what her father did was wrong. in beltsville, maryland, democratic caller. caller: how are you doing, greta? i have not seen you in a while, you have a pretty dress this morning. why don't these people get off internet and email and this fake news and everything and why don't they pay attention to the real thing going on. want iss -- all they mulvaney, bolton, what is the other guy's name? testify. why is trump telling these people not to testify? fox news is putting out this fake news and trump keeps saying everything is a witchhunt, the mueller report was not a witch hunt. he was not acquitted. people do not want to see the truth. loo