-sandy, this is marcus. -sandy: hi. lemonis: hi, sandy. i'm marcus. pleasure to meet you. shauna: sandy's in charge of all of our candy and merchandise. lemonis: and so your full-time job is the candy store? sandy: no. h.r., payroll duties. this is last on my list. -lemonis: yeah. -sandy: yeah. lemonis: i've never seen a candy store or any retail business that has its h.r. director running the merchandise. i guess i shouldn't be that surprised. if they don't see the importance of having their ice cream be special, why would the candy be any different? it's a nice attempt at a theme, but i'm not really sure that the theme's clear to me. when you walk in the front door, it looks like they went to the local convenience store and just said, "give me some lollipops and some sweet tarts." it's not nostalgic. there's nothing really curated. and what's this -- all this bacon? why do you have bacon cotton candy? sandy: people like bacon right now. same thing with the bacon soda. lemonis: i mean, i know the craze with bacon, but how does it connect to farrell's

. >> i'm sandy perkins.nt, strange inheritance, which almost sent us to the poorhouse. >> hi, sandy. i'm jamie. i meet sandy, a retired special-ed teacher, and her husband, tim, who taught shop class. they take me for a stroll through their grounds -- 100 acres of trees and sprawling hills on the outskirts of princeton. this is your inheritance. >> yes, it is. >> every house has at least one story. the perkins' strange inheritance is a collection of several. story number one starts in the late 1800s, when american tycoons go traipsing around europe, scooping up relics of royalty and shipping them home to their mansions in america, says architect ronald berlin. >> it was important for them to be able to display their wealth. this was a very showy period. >> lot of gold leaf happening. >> right you are. >> one such family -- the vanderbilts. in manhattan, william henry, son of railroad tycoon cornelius, purchases an entire block along 5th avenue to build a legendary mansion dubbed "the triple palace". there ar

why, sandy? sandy: to hopefully give us the resources to go further.emonis: where i got hung up is this notion of how some people don't get paid but they write checks and they invest. and so, out of that $300,000, $50,000 is gonna go towards giving josh his money back. out of everybody in this room, including them, you've written the biggest check in the room. did you know that? -josh: i didn't know. lemonis: and you work here and you don't get paid. and so, i think that level of dedication is the reason that i came back today. sandy, i feel like you should have some equity in the business. -sandy: thank you. -lemonis: you're full time. you're a department manager. and so is chris. you're also a department manager. and so, the idea was $300,000 for 40%. out of that 40%, you're getting 5%, you're getting 5%, and you're getting 5%. that's out of my pocket. -josh: sounds great. that's really cool of you to give me that sort of deal, and i appreciate it. lemonis: you guys do great work. the product's legit. i mean, it's good. every single one of you contri

i was like, "alex, man, they're going to come after you for sandy hook," you know?ike, "look, man, you... this is crazy." and he just stopped and looked at me with no reaction. he had nothing to say to me. like he just stopped like a deer in headlights. ♪ >> narrator: and he wasn't alone. >> i think it's important to note the top editorial person inside of infowars desperately employees to help warn alext jones that what he was doing was ry, very bad. he didn't listen. it >> i've looked and undoubtedly there's a cover up, there's actors, they're manipulating, they've been caught lying, and they were pre- planning bore it and rolled out with it...r: >> narraones spared no one. he even went after the families. >> and alex jones looks at those tiny caskets... ♪ ...and tse grieving parents... ♪ ...and decides that he's going to make their lives a living hell by selling this cspiracy thry that newtown is all a fraud, and that these... all ofa these people aors. ♪ >> narrator: six-year-old noah pozner was killed by the sandy hook shooter, but his family became a victim of

and sandie joins us from the shelter now. sandie, thank you so much for coming to share your story.t's because you represent so many families in this crisis right now, it's a shock to the system for people. but you know, we always say-- at least i do-- but for the grace of god, there go i. tell me about the night before you had to make that decision to take your family to the shelter. what was it like for you? - to me, personally, i was really unsure.

>> it is absolutely true. >> cep acknowledges her bias-her s,er mom is retired carrier sandy cep. but she also points out that even the founding fathers understood the value of the postal service. >> you know, you say that, but sometimes history is just, quaint. >> yeah. it's certainly true that the history of the postal service is incredibly quaint and full of americana. >> is it also outmoded? >> no, absolutely not. i mean look, i think a lot of our lives have moved on line but not all of it. and the pandemic has been a fine example of that for a lot of people. >> even during the pandemic, the postal service has delivered. cdc safety guidelines, mail-in votes, and the 2020 census, along with all the usual mail. but the pandemic has cut into first-class and junk mail. the usps' major sources of revenue. taxpayers do not fund postal service operations, those stamps and packages do. in fact, supporters argue if congress would just looked at the man's it but on the usps the fund worker health care and retirement seven decades in advance, the postal service could even be profitable.

court of justice is to issue its verdict on a dispute over airspace riots it began in june 2017 when sandy arabia u.a.e. bashar ain and egypt sever ties with qatar and imposed a land sea and air blockade. qatar took the case to the un calling on the international civil aviation authority to declare the blockade illegal as part of the dispute the blockade in countries have barred qatari aircraft from entering their airspace which qatar says violates the convention on international civil

when people ask you what was sandy like, what would you tell them? >> she was absolutely a go-getter. like, she was teacher's pet. >> oh, really? >> always perfect. she always had her hair nicely done. you know, she was always focused. >> in high school, sandra was an athlete. a cheerleader. very popular. >> she was the complete package. >> and her home life? >> old-fashioned. >> traditional. >> traditional family. you know, catholic. played by the rules type of people. >> discipline, a very important thing to larry, he the 20-year air force veteran. >> i was trying to tuoughen her up if you want to put it in that expression, to know what the real world was like. >> that's why larry insisted she leave kauai to go to college. for a small island girl it felt as big and lonely as new york city. she missed krk auai, her family and would come often as often as she could. >> that's when she got involved with darren. >> darren was here. darren galas. made good money in her construction job. sandra was crazy about him. soon after she moved home, they got mar

she called herself sandy cortez back then.he imagined everyplace could be just like yorktown heights if only we got rid of the police. apparently she still believes that. >> it's funny because when people ask me what is a world where we defund the police, what the defunding of police looks like, i tell them it looks like a suburb. >> tucker: it looks like a suburb. unfortunately not everyone lives in a suburb as placid and protected the one sandy cortez grew up in. pool parties. cities like st. louis and baltimore are more violent than el salvador and they're getting more dangerous by the day. in milwaukee, homicides of his nearly 40% just this year, killing surrogates and break the city's all-time record. that's likely to happen soon in chicago and kansas city. just this weekend and the city of chicago, 64 bit were shot and 11 murdered. 11 corpses in one weekend. none of those people died because there were too many cops on the street. they died thanks in part to sloganeering from pampered dilettantes like sandy cortez, there

with its wide sandy beaches. the island of helga land in the north sea and the baltic sea in lead known as the. when. we start off at the bottom sea on the north sea coast. at low tide the sea recede several kilometers allowing us to walk along the sea bed without getting our feet wet it's always good to have a guy a volunteer with the watch and see protection service leads us through the mud flats and introduces us to their hitmen houghton's or at least some of the 10000 species that live here. like this little kraut for example. these heaps give away the hiding places of the wotton seeds and most active inhabitant said worms in one year they turn over the entire soil of the mud flats bringing oxygen into the ground and. nutrients to the surface. what better way to introduce you to a day's plan i don't only want to get close to nature i want to dive right in my journey will take me through the sky and water and sea and i couldn't be more excited to find out what landscapes people and adventures await it's. one o

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gotten increases after deepwater horizon, superstorm sandy, and the coronavirus is no different. the federal government allows states flexibilities in offering treatment in ways that were not offered before. methadone,mple is people use methadone to treat opioid abuse disorders, were required to go through an opioid abuse program every day to pick up their medication. canr the flexibility people take home up to 20 days of medication, thereby not having public and interact with a practitioner or provider to receive their medication. used to have counseling and if line for those who have been impacted by the epidemic. independents, (202) 748-8002. in, the are calling u.s. congress has appropriated somewhere between $2.6 trillion and $3 trillion for the coronavirus response. how much money within that is specifically targeted for studying the opioid epidemic amid the pandemic? than $400ittle more million has been authorized by congress and provided to the substance abuse health services administration and the funding goes to samsa and is attributed to the state -- distributed to the

gotten increases after deepwater horizon, superstorm sandy, and the coronavirus is no different. the federal government allows states flexibilities in offering treatment in ways that were not offered before. methadone,mple is people use methadone to treat opioid abuse disorders, were required to go through an opioid abuse program every day to pick up their medication. canr the flexibility people take home up to 20 days of medication, thereby not having public and interact with a practitioner or provider to receive their medication. used to have counseling and psychotherapy in person now are able to utilize this via zoom like we are doing now, over the telephone, facetime, this has created more access to treatment for people who have been impacted by opioid abuse disorder. host: are people using that access? we had a call or a month or two ack saying that -- caller month or two back saying that the group session she was going to does not work over zoom. there is nothing like walking into a room for a support group, and she was thinking about not going to those zoom support meeting

like sandy, i would have missed them dashes in the road. the ways i skirt around corners under the cover of sun, i fleeing an interview, happy to have some means, pockets fluffy with promises, it could have been me. listening to gospel, the lilts in my throat, running at a marlboro fog above my lips. my car would be all clouds, a heaven shaved with blue and red lights. it could have been me. my eyebrows high, my voice low, questioning about his bidding, it could have been me. a black woman, the color of oklahoma clay. a police man pretending to be some cowboy. sandy had been in texas but a day. how long had he been hunting for one like her? he had seen this scene in his mind. it was a means of forgetting the man who refused to love him. and the black man she clung to. in this vision, he is a rodeo-style hero. sandy is a rogue rascal. he holds out his tongue to shout to the coins and praises. a black woman without a job owns her dignity. did he fancy -- excuse me, did his fantasy desire that too? he minded out of her back with his knees. his

andi and sandy, best mates — a friendship forged in their common battle with obesity.ve, and to live well. we're looking at the outside and what i've begun to realise is, the inside's being damaged. my heart, my lungs, and covid has really brought it home. the people that have got a weight issue are not doing as well. they met at morelife, a greater manchester weight loss programme. patients are referred by their gps. covid means classes are now virtual, but the government wants much more of this for thousands more across england, struggling with obesity and needing help. it is very scary. i'd like to be a little bit more mobile if possible, and just have a more enriched life. with one in five kids in england leaving primary school obese, the government will now limit advertising of food high in fat, sugar or salt before 9:00pm. part of this new obesity strategy which has been promised for years, but repeatedly kicked into the long grass. now, finally, it's here. it's good, but there's still a lot of work that needs to be done. this is a complex area. we still need a d

andi and sandy, best mates — a friendship forged in their common battle with obesity.o live, and to live well. we're looking at the outside, and what i've begun to realise is, the inside's being damaged. my heart, my lungs, and covid has really brought it to home. oh, yeah. that the people that have got a weight issue are not doing as well. they met at morelife, a greater manchester weight loss programme. patients are referred by their gps. covid means classes are now virtual, but the government wants much more of this for thousands more across england, struggling with obesity and needing help. it is very scary. i'd like to be a little bit more mobile, if possible, and just have a more enriched life. with one in five kids in england leaving primary school obese, the government will now limit advertising of food high in fat, sugar or salt before 9:00pm — part of this new obesity strategy which has been promised for years, but repeatedly kicked into the long grass. now, finally, it's here. it's good, but there's a lot of work that still needs to be done. this is a comple

not far from the village is the largest sandy desert in morocco eric to gaga it's a popular tourist destination. but the my she sand dunes are also a warning because their growth is not slowing. the devastation that halim is fighting against continues. that's it for this week's episode of global 3000 white house at global 3000 e.w. dot com and check us out on facebook at b.w. global ideals a d w women until next week buy. food . tension remains high in the middle east. israel wants to develop more settlements in the occupied territory. or grow expansionist like qatar the increasing jewish presence in the west bank is a combination. of land of broken promises israel and the west bank. in 30 minutes on d. w. . beethoven is for me. is for. beethoven is for. beethoven. and beethoven is for. beethoven is for embryonic odd beethoven 2020. 150th anniversary here on de dano. a new era has begun. the range of fireplace the feel he. has been feeding. our planet peaceful. places are still going to be. flames that consume forests and entire residential areas. rising temperatures from water shortages land c

andi and sandy, best mates — a friendship forged in their common battle with obesity.y it very clearly about how much sugar's on there. a determination to live, and to live well. we're looking at the outside, and what i've begun to realise is, the inside's being damaged. my heart, my lungs, and covid has really brought it to home. oh, yeah. that the people that have got a weight issue are not doing as well. they met at morelife, a greater manchester weight loss programme. patients are referred by their gps. covid means classes are now virtual, but the government wants much more of this for thousands more across england, struggling with obesity and needing help. it is very scary. i'd like to be a little bit more mobile, if possible, and just have a more enriched life. with one in five kids in england leaving primary school obese, the government will now limit advertising of food high in fat, sugar or salt before 9:00pm — part of this new obesity strategy which has been promised for years, but repeatedly kicked into the long grass. now, finally, it's here. it's good, but

not far from the village is the largest sandy desert in morocco eric to gaga it's a popular tourist destination. but the my she sand dunes are also a warning because their growth is not slowing. the devastation that halim is fighting against continues. that's it for this week's episode of global 3000 write us at global 3000 a d w dot com and check us out on facebook at b.w. global ideals you with him until next week bye bye. the law. is a time arrives now that it's fantasy is it. the business traditional display of course news it gets harder from iraq goes cultural. now women cannot get along is law a clear sign of women's liberation in the kingdom morocco's morier women. 15 minutes on t.w. . tension remains high in the middle east. israel wants to develop more settlements in the occupied territory. for a pro expansionist like us hatami increasing jewish presence in the west bank is a combination lock the growing confidence israel and the west bank close on. 90 minutes on d. w. . is for. beethoven is for. his or her. beethoven against her ma beethoven is for every modern beethoven 2020 vision t

andi and sandy, best mates — a friendship forged in their common battle with obesity.esn't say it very clearly about how much sugar is on there. a determination to live, and to live well. we're looking at the outside and what i've begun to realise is, the inside's being damaged. my heart, my lungs. and covid has really brought it home. the people that have got a weight issue are not doing as well. they met at morelife, a greater manchester weight loss programme. patients are referred by their gps. covid means classes are now virtual, but the government wants much more of this, for thousands more across england, struggling with obesity and needing help. it is very scary. i'd like to be a little bit more mobile if possible and just have a more enriched life. with one in five kids in england leaving primary school obese, the government will now limit advertising of food high in fat, sugar or salt before 9pm. part of this new obesity strategy which has been promised for years but repeatedly kicked into the long grass. now, finally, it's here. it's good but there's still a

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not far from the village is the largest sandy desert in morocco eric to gaga it's a popular tourist destination. but the my she sand dunes are also a warning because their growth is not slowing. the devastation that halim is fighting against continues. that's it for this week's episode of global 3000 white house at global 3000 d.w. dot com and check us out on facebook at the w global ideals and d w with him until next week bye bye. the body. the body. the body. the body glued. to. the. odds. tension remains high in the middle east. israel wants to develop more settlements in the occupied territory. or grow expansionist like qatar increasing jewish presence in the west bank is a message body broken promises israel and the west bank. in 30 minutes on d w. small arms fire a big change the people making a block go africa sometimes a glock joined up as they set out to save the environment to learn from one another and work together for a better future for the odd many dogs do you ok. sitting in the cold comfort. eat 90 minutes on d w. every day counts for us and for our planet. local ideas is on its

not far from the village is the largest sandy desert in morocco eric to gaga it's a popular tourist destination. but the my she sand dunes are also a warning because their growth is not slowing. the devastation that halim is fighting against continues. that's it for this week's episode of global 3000 white house at global 3000 a d w dot com and check us out on facebook at your global ideals at d w women until the. bye bye. to. enter the conflict zone in these extraordinary times we decided to take the opportunity to focus on the impact that the coronavirus pandemic is having on human rights around the world there are reports of invasive surveillance authoritarian power grabs my guest is the head of human rights watch a kind of problem of how many limitations are people willing to accept in order to fight a threat like coronavirus conflicts of. 30 minutes doubling . its smelly business feeding the world's ever growing population. agricultural multinationals are appeasing global hunger with cheap meat. impoverished small farmers decimated ecological systems and in a. kaname dominated by monopolie

sandy, good morning. caller: good morning. what heo ask howie planned to do for women's rights and whether we can get that women's rights or the equal rights amendment finally passed. guest: i think we are getting close. i am not sure how many more states, but it is a few. that should have passed a long time ago, but, yes, equal rights amendment. i think we need to codify roe v. wade by congressional legislation, without the hands of the supreme court, and women's rights to choose is in the law. those are the two most immediate things. we have got to enforce the antidiscrimination laws more effectively. we still have an income gap between men and women doing the same work, and that is another area where leadership in the federal government and the justice department, prosecuting cases of discrimination against women in employment and wages is where we have a lot of room for improvement. host: let's talk to jane, who is calling from davenport, florida, on the democrat line. jane, good morning. caller: good morning. um, i have a

a trip to one of spain's sandy beaches much sought after a spite for many europeans after difficult months in lockdown also a breath of fresh air for the spanish tourism sector and the economy at large but spain's growing corona virus infections are throwing a wrench into the works the number of new cases has increased steadily over the last few weeks with most new infections located in the north eastern regions of catalonia and eragon the rise in cases has some european countries worried france and germany advised their citizens not to visit the most affected regions the u.k. went to step further introducing a 14 day quarantine for all people returning from the whole of spain the measure has many in the spanish service sector worried and has irritated the government. going to the mosque i believe the decisions taken by the united kingdom are inappropriate because there are many areas in our country where the average number of infections is lower not only than the european average more than the spanish average but also in the average of the united kingdom of. the mood of foreign tourists a

i am sandy kramer. a quick comment on the shared program. i am reaching out. regarding the shared spaces program it is fantastic across the city. it is heartening to know there are different neighborhoods that haven't got it up and running. my hope is that the program. >> you are only allowed to comment on the item that is discussed right now. >> he was commenting on public spaces. shared spaces is part of the director's report. >> he was deviating. to ensure we hold up with the rules and the government rules we have to stop public comment for this commenter. send it in written format to the commission if you go to the website. thank you. >> are there any members of the public to make comments or any other members of the public to make comments on the director's report? >> there are zero callers remaining. >> next item, please. >> sfgovtv please show the office of small business slide. >> we will end with reminder the small business commission's is the official public forum to voice opinions and concerns about policies affect the economic vitalities of small b

. ♪ ♪ nah nah, nah nah ♪ i knew a man, called him sandy cane ♪ ♪ few folks even knew his name ♪ but aur land ♪ ♪ for all his friends who gave their all ♪ ♪ who stood the ground and took the fall ♪ ♪ to help their fellow man ♪ love your country and live with pride ♪ ♪ and don't forget those who died ♪ ♪ america, can't you see? ♪ all gave some, and some gave all ♪ ♪ some stood through for the red, white, and blue ♪ ♪ and some had to fall ♪ if you ever think of me ♪ think of all your liberties and recall ♪ ♪, yeah, recall, some gave all ♪ if you ever think of me, think of of all your liberties and recall, yeah, recall ♪ ♪ some gave all ♪ some gave all ♪ some gave all thank you all, all of our men and women in uniform, all of our veterans out there, all of our first responders, god bless each and every one of you. have a safe and happy fourth of july. >> thank you, billy ray cyrus for that beautiful song. >>> what the world needs now is love. a music legend meets the next generation of aspiring musicians. burt backarack and some amazing students from the berkeley school of music is next.

well every year there's a feeding frenzy in south africa as large shells of sandy migrate up the easterncoast followed by millions of birds seals and shocks the annual sardine run also provides an opportunity for locals to faced on the riches the war has have to offer is a particularly popular pastime this year because of the economic hardship brought by the coronavirus our correspondent adrian creates reports. this swarm of thousands of sardines a paradise for sharks and fishermen they pull the catch ashore with the huge difference. to our troops during the cold 19 years made things even worse the i don't drive and waved as it isn't message only so fishing is a way of mending an extra income get titans of sardines being emitted by seeing that does it get ford's them the opportunity of taking big catches and bring all mine to put food on the table. every year between june and all those the sardines migrate along south africa's east coast for the ring the cold current that's heading into the you know shit. dodger reef fish all of them they in turn are in the sights of thousands of fisherm

en el paÍs hay una escasez de pruebas de coronavirus, vamos con el reporte de sandy serrano. >>> prevenireba del coronavirus y no recibe resulta del laboratorio. >>> es un problema que abruma al paÍs en medio de una pandemia. el resultado es un retrano masivo que atrasa la ayuda y propaga el virus. >>> para los que no tienen sÍntomas y estÁn a la escera del resultado, de esa manera vamos a evitar contagiar mÁs gente. el asosor del presidente dijo que el gobierno estÁ tratando de reducir el tiempo de espera en resultados de las pruebas para rastrear los casos. pero hay esperanza, la farmacÉuticas pfizer y (nombre en inglÉs) llegaron a un acuerdo para producir 100 millones de vacunas. >>> van a darle prioridad a niÑos, ancianos, y mujeres embarazadas. se habla que la vacuna podrÍa ser aprobada por la fda en octubre de este aÑo pero eso estÁ por verse. la vacuna no convence a todos, inmensa reciente encuesta la mitad de los estadounidenses dice que pondrÍa la vacuna contra el covid-19 cuando estÉ disponibles. (hablan en inglÉs) >>> el presidente donald trump anunciÓ la cancelacion de la conv

i'm sandy ckenyon. >> i've seen it a couple of times. i feel so lucky. it is fantastic, amazing. we all get to enjoy it from home. what a gift. thank you for joini cea officer warnl icwilleumbers show hospitalizations in the state are soaring. it's clear, coronavirus is at a critical crossroads. >>> enforcement over masks. a hot topic in napa today. the debate over education versus enforcement and the action taken just moments ago. >>> and beaches are facing restrictions up and down the state for this holiday weekend. we are live at one of the bay area's most popular that is staying open. >>> and the secrets revealed for covid-19. the scientific detective story now yielding powerful clues to treating the disease. >> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news.

who never called sandy to find out why she didn't pick up the boys.red his final report to chief perry and the prosecutor and a handful of fellow investigators. >> we all believed it was proof beyond a reasonable doubt that the case was not going to get any better than what we had. >> and the prosecutor finally agreed to present the case to a grand jury. and in october 2012, the grand jury indicted darren for sandra's murder. so was larry's quest for justice finally over? oh, no. not by a long shot. >>> coming up -- >> this case is a textbook example of why you do not insert politics into people's lives. >> a new prosecutor, a new delay. >> kauai is a murderer's paradise. if you want to kill somebody, you've got 80, 90% chance to get away with it. >> when "dateline" continues. creating a coast to coast network to deliver your car as soon as tomorrow. recruiting an army of customer advocates to make your experience incredible. and putting you in control of the whole thing with powerful technology. that's why we've become the nation's fastest growing re

and that is what we are dealing in this amendment with respect to the sandy disaster. this amendment will implement an approach with grantees and consultation to hug can seek relief for cases where makes sense. we still provide safeguards against fraud and abuse. it doesn't increase cost. these are funds that have already been appropriated. so it's a good solution, an equitable solution that will offer relief to people whom as i say we don't want to re-victimize. i should also stress that it is similar to a provision included in hr 3702 which passed with bipartisan support under suspension of the rules last november, it simply applies that principle to additional beneficiaries. i want to thank miss watson coleman for her work on the issue and i urge supporting the amendment. >> thank you. i also want to thank congresswoman watson coleman for bringing up this issue. this is similar to issues that congress worn frankel and debbie wasserman schultz and i have worked on in the past, issues that come up after storms. chairman price and i have been dealing with these issues

sandy, calm waters. >> this is dylan beach. on sunny days hundreds sneak out west to drop a towel and chair to spend the day. >> it's perfect waves for new beginner swimmers or seasoned surfers. >> vicki is the you can grab take out at the coastal kitchen or snack the general store before hitting the beach or surf. >> the general store, we've got grab and go sandwiches, fresh salads, cold beer, ice cream, an espresso bar. >> there is another gem with another name not far away. >> when you get out there, you feel like you have gone a super far distance and it's really like a little over an hour from san francisco. >> the president of nick's cove, a brilliant spot with brilliant views. a historic road side bar. >> it's not just a restaurant, not just a place to stay for the weekend. it's a whole experience. you can spend hours just enjoying the property. we moved a lot of our tables outside. there are tables at the boat shack. we have tables along the pier, along our water front. we encourage people to bring your own blanket and

we used it during superstorm sandy to get interpreters. it is a tool that gives you an immediate response. it ultimately gives the ability to redirect industry to meet strategy that otherwise would not have been met if you only went to a capital system. it has not built that capacity. there's no reason to have excess capacity unless you have some incentives. we are not going to build in the tools to ensure protection exists. >> you are talking about a long-term incentive solution that would build more capacity to be in place over the long-term. correct? >> yes, sir. pandemic's are one example of our global supply chain having critical infrastructure when we defend upon global supply chains. suppliers may not always share our views and interests. >> thank you. the chair now recognizes for five minutes the gentlewoman from california. >> thank you, madam chairwoman. thank you to our panelists for being here today. as i heard the testimony, i am a little surprised to be hearing so much of how wonderful the response was. or how we couldn't hav

sandy san jose, 58. some low clouds make it into san jose. berkley 54. sunnydale 54. san carlos 53. the temperatures, they'll be above average today and probably all the way into the weekend. we'll have more on that in ten minutes. over to my good friend mr. sal castaneda. >>> good morning. i hope you're well rested and relaxed. we have nice looking conditions hooder for the morning commute. there have been no major issues. and let's talk about the freeways. so far so good. we see 880 coming out through the area. there have been no major problems. the bay bridge, everyone wants to know about this. right now it is not crowded. so if you're driving into san francisco, you can go ahead without any major delays. back to the headlines. >>> happening today, we'll get the latest numbers on the unemployment claims. the weekly number has been topping 1 million for the last six weeks. most economists expect to stay that level and the average forecast is for 1.4 million claims last week. the report comes out at 5:30. so an hour from now and we'll bring that to you. >>> some people that filed m

the island is rimmed on one side by white sandy beaches and full of attractions.rly 20 million people visi each year. but these days, it's empty. in preparation for the time when borders reopen, the island has turned to it's best-selling game.. in "animal crossing," players can build houses, plant greenery, and decorate a deserted island to create their own personal paradise. they can also visit each other.. sentosa's development idea came up with creating a virtual replica of the island for the game. the firm invited players for a virtual experience. the idea is to entice them back for the real thing after the restrictions end. the design team faithfully recreated the hotel where the u.s.-north korea summit was held two years ago. the beaches and popular tourist spots are also featured. it captured the smallest details like logos and signs. the virtual experience ran from may 9th to june 1st. 15,000 applications flooded in. about 450 were selected. >>>> when i i walked in, i felte wow, they really set this up. it looks luke a wonderful place, like something i wou