and cnn political activist sally cohen and ben ferguson kon conservative commentator, and ben, first, what about the focus of the pizza shop owner? >> this is how e local the topic is and you have a person who answered honestly about participating, and had to shutdown the shop and now another pizza shop who had to deal with death threats and people threatening to burn down the building and people coming to the side. you should not be persecuted for giving your honest opinion about something like this and obviously, there rare people online now who want to destroy the pizza and the family's life and make sure they don't ever make another dime. >> and sally? >> and people have donated almost as well as $400,000 as well well. >> good. >> it is up to $400,000 now if you look at it. >> that is amazing. what is happening to the pizza shop is a shame. look, the irony here is that what folks who are pushing for reform, who are pushing for gay rights, all they want is for people to live their lives and be who they are and run their businesses and us all exist together and i thought it was kind

and he and sally were happily married for many, many years. she passed away before he did from comply case e kagszs of all things of whooping cough. but during the time that they were married, they had one daughter. her name was serita, spanish for little sa rarks named after her mom. and serita was the love of her life. she was lovely, tall -- much taller than the average woman of that time period. she was about 5'11", which was unusual. because he saw a lot of opportunity with iron ore being the principle, he saw that the iron ore mines were opening up. he relocated the family in cleveland. that's where his base of operations was. and so they lived on euch lirks id avenue which was called millionaire row. mr. oglebee made his fortune in 19d 00 when he was asked to manage j.d. rockefeller's iron ore mines chlts it was the largest range in the world. and mr. ogleb, ee was involved in managing all of that. in 1900, they sold their interest in this iron ore mind to u.s. steel. and they walked away multimillionaires. and mr. ogelbee was 51 years

>> harry and sally. >> [ chuckles ] they're so cute. now, their clothing is just -- it's covering strategic places. >> mm-hmm, right. they're bathing suits, right, on harry, and on sally, the two-piece bathing suit, which are very obvious, clear messages for children to identify these are your private areas. >> mm-hmm. all right, now you also have -- this goes in the schools to talk to kids about touches, and the message that you have for them is three easy rules. >> right. >> yes, yes. it's say no, get away, and tell someone, and keep telling until someone listens. the overarching message is one of empowerment -- i can. i can do these things. you can. it's safe and correct. >> and you also have a lot of material. this book is fascinating because it says, "enough. child sexual abuse. ten conversations." so, kathy, tell me about this. >> right. you know, a couple of years ago, the bay area coalition of child abuse council and several other groups merged and talked about child sex abuse, and this is the campaign they came up with. simple

let me get to sally here with that question.ly, it's an interesting point that lisa brings up because you've got -- she has to walk this line by not pointing at president obama and saying look wage growth has been stagnant under you and the income equality has worsened since 2008 and how does she resonate with the middle-class voters and main street america? ? first of all, she's embraced a number of things that president obama has done including obamacare and including some of his environmental actions and economic policies and she stands with raising the minimum wage and all of these things and let's be clear. the country is in an economic tough time. it has been in an economic tough time and it was before president obama took office. there have been 53, 54 private sector job growth and the question here is this will fundamentally be a democrat versus republican election and voters don't exactly trust republicans to do any better about this they're the ones who put us in this problem in the first place. >> i find it for a cand

she plays don draper's daughter sally. is called "medicine" drew holcomb and the neighbors from the at&t stage. you can see them live on friday at the grenada theater in dallas, texas. tomorrow night, jamie foxx and betty white will be here. i hear they are dating actually. i heard she might be pregnant. also tomorrow has an exclusive interview with j.j. abramss who's the director of which movie, guillermo? >> "star wars." >> jimmy: that's correct. >> ask if you can play . >>> our next guest you can see him at the mirage on may 16th, please say hello to tim allen. [ cheers and applause ] >> oh, no. >> jimmy: i'm glad to see ya. >> you too. >> jimmy: you have so much money. let's be honest. >> i brought a lot with me. >> jimmy: yet you still go on the road and do stand up. that leads me to believe you love it. >> well, i'm libertarian anarchist at heart. the only time you get away from studios -- there's a boss. stand up you don't have a boss. don't have to worry about editing. it's your gig. it's how i got started in the b

>> good afternoon, sally for the record. the work done here is a portion of transbay block 8 just solely regarding the reconfiguration of the off ramp. once it's configured and the entire area is sold as block 8. they may have their own soil and remediation. we sell these parcels as is. the purpose of this is to not clean the whole block 8 but for reconfiguration to complete that scope of work. the dwoerp developer will be responsible for all the work. >> if there is any discoveries? >> this happens on other cites -- sites and they are responsible to deal with it. >> it will be on the developer to accommodate any unknown cost. the land sale price stays the same, but by the time people move in and it will be absolutely safe for the people to -- >> when we sell this parcel this will be disclosed that this is what we'll discover and any clean up will be done up there. >> yes. >> thank you. >> i have a follow up question. i don't know if it's for you, sally. we acquired this land from the state? >> no cal trans owns the land. we

this and protecting these animals and thank you very much on behalf of our membership. >> hi i am sally steven and it is chair of the animal control welfare commission. our commission advises the board on issues involving animals. these issues have come up to our commission many times in the past and it's the type of thing we've always supported. there's just a technical timing issue that we couldn't take a vote at our last meeting on this specific legislation and ordinance, but just speaking as chair and speaking personally i wholeheartedly support this and i am sure that had we taken a vote the commission would have -- i can't say for sure, but this is the city of st. francis and we do value humane treatment of animals so i urge you and the full board to support this wholeheartedly. thank you very much. >> thank you. and i think that concludes the department speakers so if we can as the chair of the committee proceed with public comment. >> yeah thank you very much for everyone to speak. we're going to keep comments to two minutes and a soft buzzer at 30 seconds to go so do your best

sally says stay back a mile behind. they would not time to get to biden said he could launch a counterattack. what could be more irresponsible? what could be more reckless and yet that has not been picked up by the press. in addition, she goes back several times a week. it is one thing to go home a few times a year, but he treats like a little taxi and the taxpayers have been a million dollars since biden took office. and i got the figures from the air force. some liberal writer questioned whether any of this was true. what could be more official than the actual details of every trip provided by the air force. the only thing that is picked up by the press is the fact biden likes to skinny dip at his pool at the vice president's residence that will maintain which offends the secret service agents. talk about a war on women. eberly borderers on harassment to go around in front of female agents. david brooks looks at the lives of 10 historical figures as examples for how to achieve success. >> another of the great puzzles

>> sally, we got an e-mail! it just popped in. woo hoo!> are you ready? >> ready. >> did you open it? >> yes. it's not good news. >> good news aurora! let's go. >> the bank did not get approved. >> no, it did. >> huh? >> we've been awarded one of the 24 retail marijuana stores for the location delmar. it's the strip mall. hold on. i got another one. >> it was not selected. >> okay. i got one. and i got my second choice. the dentist office, for me, was everything. it was going to be the corporate headquarters. conference room, offices, big beautiful brick building. this was the future, but out of 24 licenses in aurora, i was one of the chosen. that is something to be really proud about. >> all right. starbuds does expand. we move to aurora now. >> congratulations! >> thanks! [ laughter ] >> congratulations! >> yeah! that's so awesome! yeah! >> that's exciting. >>well, big sigh of relief. we got the license and demo is going to start immediately and just cross our fingers and see if we can do it. i'm really excited. i'm excited to be apart o

and the singing of this lovely, sad, melancholy song, down by the sally gardens my love and i did meet, that also starts a bond between them. >> right. >> and then she leaves him in the hospital bed, returns to court, and as you would expect, delivers the judgment that will keep him alive. >> yeah. >> but she has triggered a switch in him. >> it's amazing. it's a very -- i think a very resonant plot, it feels very familiar, so much of what we read in the paper are cases that have echos of this case that you fixalalize, and what i thought reading it was, and i put it down was, when is the movie, because it had -- it had the narrative of the very best literary movies that we have come to look forward to. >> funny you should say that. >> have you sold the rights to -- >> well, there have been many, many inquiries, i've turned them all down. there's only one person i want to direct. >> tell, tell, who. >> his name is richard air, within britain almost revered theater director. in fact at this very minute he's directing figueroa at the met. >> is he aware of your interest. >> of course, he'

sally and i made a famous avocado toasts.and i made gluten free sliders. it's trending now, too. today huh rauldo rivera is here with his wife and daughter. >> beans for breakfast. >> i can't wait. >> brian will be friday with his girls. >> we're giving kirsten fluids okay. we hope she's okay. >> hope she's feeling better. >> stand by we have a fox news alert right now. >> we sure do. a nightmare vacation finally coming to an end after thousands of a carnival cruise ship was forced to ride out a massive storm at sea. >> the water is really rough. i'm not sure if you can see how rough it is. >> man, that was video by rachel brown, who joins us now on the phone. she was on the ship during the big storm. rachel, you're on dry land right now, right? >> i wouldn't say dry. because it's still pretty wet in sidney. as we like to say, it's the terra firma. at least it's not moving. >> describe for us what it was actually like to be right in the middle of this storm. >> it was horrific. i mean, if you've ever looked in your washing ma

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caller: i have a question regarding sally fairfax.'m wondering if you can clarify that relationship george had with her, which apparently continued until after the revolutionary war. was she aware of that relationship and how did she honestly deal with that or was that something that just was not discussed? host: mr. smith, you want to start? patricia: you disagree. richard: here is a classic example of where, unfortunately, mrs. washington did her cause no good by burning all of those letters. in the late 1950s, two letters were discovered, which the then sort of reigning washington biographer james thomas flexner made a great deal out of. some would say, perhaps, exaggerated their significance. sally fairfax was the wife of george william fairfax, who was a neighbor and close friend. some people describe him as washington's best friend. they were at belvoir but it's just river from mount vernon. well, i think clearly, there was i would use the word infatuation. sally was slightly older, very sophisticated to someone like george who

the month of april, you just had sally on.anything on the data would you say let's wait. the strong dollar really hurt american industry. i don't know what happened to consumer, but the consumer took a step back. i hope they don't do anything. >> jim, sales force. i know you know him well. you had him on the show. what do you think of the speculation around a transaction? >> it would have to be microsoft. i find it highly unusual. microsoft doesn't want to do that deal. we never comment on rumors simply because we can't. someone said why didn't he just deny it? that's not their policy. their policy is not to deny or confirm. microsoft would like to get more cloud. the which you do it is buy mark's company. you have to pay a fortune. that is so much microsoft's style. they are the only one. oracle terrible fit. i don't think that's even -- i don't think that's in the cars. >> is your voice okay? >> i need tea. what can i say? >> tea, hot water? >> that red eye is nasty. >> and you were outside on the roof. >> i left my voice in

someone like sally, who was then even unattainable -- nevertheless held a special allure.xactly what the nature of that relationship was is still being debated. talk about george washington's integrity. i think it was something even then, i don't think the relationship went beyond a lovesick young man, but -- >> then we won't degree that this, no doubt, when those two letter surfaced, that you can't read them other way then he was a lovesick puppy. they hardly makes sense when you read them sentence by sentence and try to punctuate them. he sort of going crazy because she has said something mean to him about not writing to her, and he has gone nuts. you see how much he cares about her and how infatuated he is. i don't think it went any further than that kind of infatuation, because he did care too much about his friends. once he met martha and once they started to settle in, i think she had to have known. she was a smart woman when he started talking about the elegant neighbors that belfour she had to have picked up a special town, but they became actually best friends. th

sally is meeting with a local business development group. >> there's a lot of stigma associated withijuana and i'm always happy to debunk that or at least help educate people and move them along in the process. >> andy and alan are sitting on a panel. >> i love doing stuff like this, making sure that people understand what is happening rather than just seeing a dispensary pop up. >> i'm sally and my family owns medicine man. it's my two brothers, my mother and myself. >> i am andy williams. >> we don't want to be a stereo typical of what you would picture for a stoner. >> we have been a leader in this industry for a long time. >> we did a lot of the new model for what marijuana will be. >> we did the tour, members of the chamber, members of the city council. >> we understand that it is still a cash business. how do you see it working in this business? >> we spend a lot of money on security. we have security guards and cameras. >> we have never had any intruders or violence or anything like that and that's because we have a strong deterrent. >> police will drive more a little more oft

rifle, several magazines and shell casing sthat belong to bullets that were fired right into miss sally thomas' house. >> every time i open and close the door you know you can see that it still there. >> reporter: sally thomas left to clean up a week's old mess. inning there is a bullet hole. here's a bullet hole. and here's this one right here. >> reporter: piercing her deck's screen. then shootering the glass doors and ultimately hitting the wall past the kitchen. we found one, two, three bullet holes. >> i'm still just speechless. >> reporter: miss thomas had just woken up. walk out of the bedroom and right before she stepped into the bedroom, more gunshots. >> i was walking this way. when i got to just about here i heard the terrible noise. >> reporter: the shots missed her only by a few feet. >> so i called 911 and said somebody is shooting at my house. >> reporter: police didn't have to go far to track down the source. as officers investigated they saw several men walking out of the house behind miss thomas's. they asked her if she was having trouble with her neighbor. and i said

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. >> reporter: behind me this is house that belongs to miss sally thomas.its on a relatively quiet corner. late last week the silence interrupted by gunshots. police tell us those bullets came from her neighbor's basement. >> the first shot i didn't know it was a shot but it woke me up. >> reporter: so sally thomas walked out of her first floor bedroom to see what was going on. >> so i was walking there way. when i got to just about here i heard this terrible noise. >> that was the noise of a glass shattering. three bullets blasting her back doors. >> they all three came so fast.here they were all three, the three holes were already there. one of them was here. and then two more. one here and one right under there. >> reporter: missing her by a few feet. >> so i called 911. >> police determined the bullets came from this house. she they have asked if she was having trouble with her neighbor. >> i said no. he is a really nice guy. and the police said that's where it is coming from. >> never arrested and charged these three men. they were firing from the base

they were in aden for a long time ago because of that being games ever ali abdullah sally r of ali abdullah saleh. they were there. they are on the run being hit and going to succumb and being brought underneath. >> account houthis muster enough support from the rest of the country to back up those people who are trapped in aden. >> very good question have is adrian. they were trying to get help from abian about 60 kilometers from aden. they were trying it will can he rieg, they cannot get there. >> yesterday we saw that jailbreak in which al qaeda convictees were freed, al qaeda taking a major army base, in part of the city of muk afterla is it going to eventually take over al qaeda as well? >> these peel al qaeda these are the people ever ali abdullah saleh. -- the people of ali abdullah saleh. ing it's a different game in mukala. now they have taken the airport of mukala and will be on the return. are ali abdullah saleh's men. >> these are allies to the former president ali abdullah saleh? >> 100%, million percent. just so turmoil in the city of mukala. >> will there be a time when the b

. >> then he started to reinact the the scene with meg ryan when harry met sally. >> flight was one of the only movies, flight was the only movie another reason i like star bucks idea. when i first meet people. i know i can eat. on first dates i cannot eat. one time i was on a date. guy said you muts not be having a good time. i was told if the girl doesn't finish eating her meal she lets it sit there she's ready to go. >> oh, really. >> i said i don't like to eat in the beginning. i don't know. >> my very first date was at carabas. >> you guys have that in dallas. >> yes. >> my then boyfriend took me there and i ate everything on my plate. i put it in the middle of the table. he said, wow. >> wow. >> i think i'm just nervous. >> this girl can eat. >> and then talking and food in your mouth. >> then you wonder if you have food in your teeth something in your lip. >> just go to star bucks. >> first date and order spaghetti. >> lady and tramp type moment. >> you are sucking down noodles and sauce on your face. >> yes. >> you would mike. >> i think we're getting a cheese cake factory the

sally bradshaw at a conference call which he announced that the major news she had to announce was thateb bush had eaten pie. there is a lot of fundraising and strategizing. i have no idea. when these candidates are not in public, i can't quite figure out what they are doing, because they are low profile. john: mark, i know you are not underestimating the importance of pie. you are not doing that. mark: it was big news. they were looking for something actual news-y. john: among senior staffing candidates, a lot of it is boring drudge work. they are hacking away, it trying to raise money. there are obviously other moments that are important, but a lot of it really is just politics. what's interesting now is that with the rise of social media, and the fact that so many reporters now -- and there are so many reporters and donors -- they actually, as mundane as these things would normally be they make them even more monday and, because they are so afraid of what will happen to them. everybody is just being -- mark: on a future episode, we will have more on this. coming up, a showdown that i

sally is here to talk about her big idea. >> bloomberg when he was mayor of our city took a $1 salaryand didn't matter to him, but it also said look i don't need the money, and we know hillary clinton doesn't need the money, and the issue of contention in the campaign is her wealth and sense of out of touchness, but as we also saw from the phenomenal video of the reporters chasing her down -- >> it's embarrassing to see, but you have to do what you have to do. >> she has the celebrity factor and she should use that to draw attention to issues that matter most. it has a symbolic power as an idea of saying there's a wage gap and we should do something about it and bring attention to it by sort of doing something. >> yeah interesting stats about what that wage gap means in real dollars lost for women. i found that the most interesting and kind of depressing part of your article, you say on average a woman loses 431,000 in pay and it takes a woman about 469 days what a man earns in one year. >> right. it is abominable. i think a lot of reaction to the piece i wrote, it was an offensive su

in studio with me to talk about the meant am and psychological effects of alcohol, psychologist sallyer. you wanted me to start with, you are the nfl treating commission for substance abuse which is very timely for us to be talking about the right now. tell me how you are helping, what that involves. >> well, when a player gets if trouble with either alcohol or a substance, marijuana, something else that is banned, then they are required to be evaluated and by a treating clinician bhiefl. we see the they need ongoing care and try to give them the best support they need so they can get on the right ood. >> you said you have something called horse sensing. how does that help patients? >> i take people out with a horse. we use the horse as an extra therapist. through working with the body the horse and the person, i teach them how to handle themselves and relax. so they don't need alcohol and drugs to take the edge off. so i help them with depression, anxiety, self esteem and things like that with horses. >> this is work or all ages, couldn't it? >> it's wonderful for adults and adolesce

last may during a budget hearing to make under 2015 budget we talked about the issue of sallie mae come alleged violation of the terms of the service member civil release. sallie mae settled in that situation you promised you would pursue every avenue if laws were broken and review all of your service providers for compliance for the law but it has been a year since our conversations i wanted to know what the result of that review our spirit center to come we are checking on all those reviews that looks like buy me one will be finished with reviewing and finalizing that agreement with sallie mae spent state to come next two weeks. >> are you confident the review is thorough and objective and will identify any issues on denial of benefits owed to our servicemembers and veterans speak what it looks like they've been very, very thorough on it and they are putting veterans needs top of their list spin that if you at the work they did leading up to the announcement earlier this week, different issue but an institution they did very very there'll federal thoughtful cover into four. we don't r

he's survived by his wife sally and john opsaki who we worked with in the japan town community.that concludes the roll call for the introduction of new business. >> okay. madam clerk can we please go to colleagues, i want to take us back on the agenda because i like to entertain a motion to approve the meeting minutes of march 24 2015. motioned supervisor christensen. without objection, we'll approve those minutes once we've completed public comment. >> it's now time for the public to comment generally for um to two items on jurisdictions on the board. items 34 and 35. public comment is not allowed items on subject comment. please direct your remarks to the board as a whole and not to individual supervisors. if you would like a document to be displayed on the projector please clearly statenyñ?ñ?ñ?(nv5y h8a, snti7 remove the document when you would like to screen to return to live coverage of the meeting. >> first speaker please. >> [inaudible]ytñ?ñ?xwñ?ñ? enzqñ kr'k %çrhç g> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> i have some graphics. this i

it will help the sally temperatures especially to the try valley to climb up. we had a strong sea breeze. seeing wind gusts up around 20 miles an hour in the east bay hill and closer to san francisco. tomorrow the winds turn off shore and what light out of the northeast. you can see this through napa around 1:00 in the afternoon. by mid afternoon and evening, typical of almost a summer-like evening for the bay area we will see the sea breeze pick up tomorrow evening. starting the day off, patches of low clouds. around lunchtime some 70s to the trivalley. south of san jose will warm up. highs tomorrow close to 80 degrees for places like morgan hill and livermore pleasantton, too. will see temperatures close to 80. that is not the warmest we'll be as we get to the next seven days. tomorrow's high 78 in san jose. 80 los gatos. san francisco upper 60s to low 70. foster city 75. north bay highs in the mid-70s near santa rosa. dublin 77 degrees. closer to 80 by livermore. temperatures short term will cool down. the sea breeze will be stronger for san jose and san fra

secretary of the interior sally jewel has a supporter of the national parks service and those sites underh the war and resulting struggle for civil rights. as our nation's 51st secretary of the interior, she serves as steward for approximately 20% of our nation's lands including national parks national wild life refugees and other public lands. we are proud to say she's a regular visitor here to the national mall and all our national parks in the washington area. it gives me great pleasure to introduce secretary of the interior sally jewel. [ applause ] >> well thank you bob and thank you all for coming out on such a beautiful day. on behalf of president obama i'd like to welcome you to our lincoln memorial and national mall. we refer to this as america's front yard. i think it looks great covered in a blanket of snow. what do you guys think? i'm told lincoln gave his second inaugural address after a period of very wet weather. thousands of speck at a at atators had to stand in deep mud at the time. i think it's great we get to stand on frozen ground. it's easier than it used to be back t

she made a gluten free version. >> you inspired me and so did sally y. sally.e recipes here on "fox and friends." >> what are you going to be making with your football throwing husband, tim? >> something easy. we're going to crock pot it. we have never cooked together. i'm warning everybody. >> you have never cooked together? this could start as a good idea and degrade into a huge hissy fit. >> pretty much. >> is this going to be at home at home. are you going to cook on espn after this? >> no. >> i heard they have a blond that has to be filled in on the schedule. >> i'm comfortable right here on the curvy couch. >> that's coming up in the next hour. now we turn to heather who has a fox news alert. >> i can't wait to see tim. >>> we have a fox news alert to bring you. saix alleged want to be jihadis are behind bars this morning. it's thanks in part to a passport worker who helped unravel the minneapolis terror cell last year. that specialist had alerted the fbi to a teenager's planned trip to turkey. that suspect was then placed under surveillance and later arr

. >> well sally nabil is our correspondent in cairo and she's been reporting on yemen since the houthi takeover of sanaa. a short time ago, she gave me an update about those aid flights. >> no flights have landed yet in yemen. a lot of yemen is pinning hope on the aid supplies that will be delivered by the red cross. we know that there is an agreement between the saudis who lead the air strikes on yemen and the red cross, but so far nothing has been delivered. what we get from both the capital sanaa and the southern city of aden from the people there, they told me that the humanitarian situation is very dire. there is a shortage of fuel in sanaa. people are trying to buy as much food and water supplies as they can, because they don't know what the coming days are holding for them. in aden actually it's much worse. people have no water, no electricity. they cannot come out of their homes because of the street fighting between the houthi rebels and some of the militias loyal to the president. air strikes are hitting hard on different parts of yemen. so perhaps these aid supplies to be de

of rbc markets. -- thomas for sally of rbc markets.nt into the eccles building and you went in there with greenspan, bernanke whoever, did you go into like game seven game day when it was a big decision and a day like today was just ok, what am i having for lunch? guests: it seemed like every day was a big day when i was there from 2008-2009. it seems like there was more about the open mouth operations as opposed to the open market operations. tom: is it open mouth operations right now? are beginning to much for the -- from the fed? randall: i have not been there in years. how much are we missing will reread the notes of what is actually going on? randall: those are the real transcripts and those are the words that are actually being said. tom: we have been at the rebound since time began. -- at the zero bound since time began. what is the effect of this inertia force of just staying low forever? guests: i don't think it is a fair conversation to talk about how hurt the consumer is. at the end of the day, how can super continue to prop

it gives me great pleasure to introduce secretary of the interior sally jewel. >> well thank you bobnk you all for coming out on such a beautiful day. on behalf of president obama i'd like to welcome you to our lincoln memorial and national mall. we refer to this as america's front yard. i think it looks great covered in a blanket of snow. what do you guys think? i'm told lincoln gave his second inaugural address after a period of very wet weather. thousands of spectators had to stand in deep mud at the time. i think it's great we get to stand on frozen ground. it's easier than it used to be back then. i'll be brief. i know you'll hear from wonderful speakers on the agenda that provide insight into substance and context of what was lincoln's most stirring reflections on the war. at the end of his address, lincoln pondered whether the indication of civil war was god's punishment on the nation for slavery. lincoln had a sense that the great price of the war, one out of every ten young adult men in the country died, was being paid because america had failed. in the words of dr. king spo

. >> the coming of the breakers we've been in engaged with that with smooth sally promise so the chart is actually very borrowing it is basically like any other station i'll sort go quickly the problem solving at the sergeant level all my lieutenant i incur them and tell them the problem and give them ideas what we 0 might want to do and that's pretty much it i'll check in with them thirty days or so the regular staff meetings i want to walk around and talk with people that's how a lot of my staff meetings are to give you an example of teamwork we have a series of robs occurring in the panhandle the lieutenant and the plain clothing lieutenant work together they do and the officers got on park a few blocks away and detained a few people that's how the plain clothing a relationship with our scathes or station we make sure there's open communication before the agencies within paperwork station if you looked at the captain staff one thing i've changed if i think the unit is the everything unit and gary works on my staff it is like community managers they keep long term communication with

how many apples could sally possibly have? she asked me to write a polynomeo. she has a tutor twice a week. they goes on thursdays. on tuesdays i go. [ laughter ] >> yes, i do have kids. i love hanging around with kids being around them. it's fun. one time out of the nowhere, you get those father-son moments. my son is only 4, he looked at me and said dad, i want to be a doctor. >> aw. >> yes! right? or a dinosaur. [ laughter ] >> how many years you been married? >> i've been married ten years, byron, ten years. the best part about being married is single people. single people always got to let you know how single they is. they can't just be single. they got to stop everything. let me tell you, i come and go as i please. i am single! yeah, you single till you go home to that lonely apartment. lord, give me a man, give me a man. any man. >> i don't know what single people you've been talking to. >> are you single? >> hell, yes. >> all right. >> i'm a bachelorette and happy to be a bachelorette. a woman reaches a certain age, they call us an old maid. i'm happily

. >> professor sally rogers evaluated noaaie when he was nine months old, detecting the telltale signs, not responding to his names. >> noah, noah, noah. >> not mirroring her gestures. >> can you do that? did you do that? >> reporter: but here's where things take a turn. rogers was also embarking on a groundbreaking study to see whether intensive intervention with high risk babies might help. >> giving him the model instead of just taking it. >> so she started training osmall group of parents. >> we were not talking with parents about spending hours of therapy with their children. we were talking about some focused interactive techniques that really would feel pretty natural oanyone doing these i think. >> reporter: except what's natural for autistic babies is not to respond. >> they taught me how to use the songs to engage him, and once he learned the songs, to vocalize communication. if you have children with autism they're not reinforcing you to continue to do those things and as a parent you want to make them happy. it is more natural with a child with autism to just let them play.

sally is 19. he left hoping to play football and co-europe. what does he think he will need? >> money and prayer. >> that's all? >> i think so. >> that will get you to europe? >> and be confident. you cannot be here without having confidence. i do think so. >> even if just a handful of migrants made it, more would follow. those who profit from this lucrative business have always adapted to europe's new plans. >> traffickers know the rules. they know everything. they have always done that. i think we will continue for sure. if we do not use trucks, we will use camels or something else. >> this is the first see that african migrants have to cross. a sea of sand. 2000 kilometers of desert. when lori's get struck traffickers abandon them. many die in the extreme heat, but you will never hear about it. corruption and a lack of education and jobs feed human trafficking. an african government remains largely silent. the migrants are on a truck today. they may be on a boat tomorrow. >> extraordinary scenes from the sahara. you're watching bbc world news america. still to come, the me