sasha: aÑos despuÉs.o uno en ventas en itunes, descargas, discos, ¿quÉ mÁs, quÉ onda? benny: pura publicidad, sÍ, contentos, de entrada, y es recÍproco, quÉ gusto volverte a ver, gracias por estar aquÍ nuevamente, gracias por el espacio que le das a la mÚsica, que para nosotros es muy importante y pues quÉ padre que en este mÉxico, pues, nos hagas reir un poquito. adal: muchas gracias. pÚblico: [ovaciona] erik: te extraÑamos, amigo, te extraÑamos, hacÍas falta. adal: gracias, pues yo encantado porque nunca los he extraÑado a ustedes, siempre han estado en la escena musical, o sea, no, quÉ lata dan no, quÉ rico, esto que tengo aquÍ en la mano, seÑores, si lo ven, aquÍ estÁ, sasha, benny, erik, vuelta al sol, vuelta al sol, ¿cuÁntas rolas originales vienen aquÍ? benny: siete canciones. adal: siete--siete rolas, rolas originales. benny: siete originales, sÍ, asÍ es. adal: y cinco Éxitos. benny: y vienen homenajes, artistas que son importantes para nosotros, y vienen tambiÉn canciones de nuestro repertorio de

sasha: yeah. lemonis: after visiting a number of the locations, it's obvious to me that there's no system, there's no process, and there's no consistency. it's a bigger problem than i thought it was gonna be. you know, it's a lot to take in here. i'm a little disillusioned by what i thought i was coming to invest in. i thought there was a true franchisor/franchisee model with a parent company on top that had franchisees underneath them that were successful, and that i expected to find a lot more authenticity. and, really, what i feel like i've come to is a nice concept that feels a lot more like a startup to a franchise than it really is a well-oiled franchise machine. this is a startup. mike: for the market square store, i personally shopped for that particular location. there has been sweat equity that we invested in these particular stores. lemonis: you didn't invest any sweat into those other locations. you guys didn't do anything. mike: the volume of work that you -- lemonis: have to do? mike

so here's my question, sasha.hy, he gave a brief interview in the washington post where he said that donald trump is not our problem. we don't want to take on donald trump. if we get him one-on-one later on, that's fine. that was seen as a way of signaling as well. over the last couple of months, bush has spent an extraordinary amount of time quarreling with donald trump in various ways, including this last week when he spent a bunch of time in october argue about his brother, 9/11, and the comments trump made. do you get any sense that mike murphy is saying that my candidate is not doing what i would be telling him to do if i were in miami and could talk to him directly. >> i get the sense that on the tactical stuff, yes. here is where the real disconnect is in how murphy sees this trump world. strategically, they see trumps rise is fine. trump pushed walker, a potential bush competitor, out of the picture. it frees up money, potential support for bush. to the extent that trump's rises suffocates other candidates

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he gave sasha his life savings. wife and i my walked in to our friend's dream store, cure and company. on its opening day. cure and company gives women with cancer real wigs, real faces, and real beauty products. sasha and irma give their clients hope and love in the worst of wife and i times. the greatest gifts of all. look one last time at irma and sasha. they are gorgeous, stunning, and beautiful. they have had breast cancer. oth of them have beaten breast cancer, and both of them will never leave the fight until breast cancer is cured forever. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from ohio, ms. kaptur, for five minutes. ms. kaptur: thank you. mr. speaker, last week i came to the floor and recommended that the obama administration appoint a special envoy with a very broad portfolio dispatched to work on a diplomatic solution to the tragedy that is destroying syria and the greatest gifts unfolding in middle east and now having brought impact in grea

back with me, our political panel, kayleigh mcenany and sasha burns.why should the people of florida put up with having one senator. does he have a point kayleigh? >> he doesn't have a point. where rubio is calling out kerry for missing 90% of his votes. there's a double standard there. beyond that, i want to point that senator rubio wants to change washington not be a part of it. senator rubio, a good example of the budget deal this morning. he voted for the budget that raised 80 billion dollars. the only thing is more spending, more excess is changing the man at top. replacing barack obama not with hillary clinton but someone like marco rubio, and rubio understands his calling is to be on the campaign trail and there for the important votes and that's what matters at the end of the day. deirdre: sasha, what is your take on participation, do you think this colors the way that a potential voter would see a candidate? >> i think it adds to a narrative. it's not something that immediately disqualifies you, but reid did make a point in that, okay, what he

democratic strategist sasha burns. sasha what is your take? was it that boring? did trump's tweeting make it better? >> deirdre the truth is when you have two adults in the room discussing substantive policy, it's not that fascinating. it's substantive policy which is not something that trump talk about. the second hour of the republican debate, when it got into foreign policy he said absolutely nothing because he has no substance, that's why it wasn't as interesting. as long as he's doing his clown show and calling bernie sanders names and rand paul names and rubio names, people are going to watch because it's guilty pleasure, must-see tv. deirdre: kayleigh is it easier to be snarky on twitter than face-to-face? >> what sasha said is offbase. you heard the same scaled policies that made the obama administration one of the worst in modern history. donald trump was diametrically opposite. he had 100,000 followers, six times of that hillary clinton. donald trump and the gop candidates are putting out a plethora of new ideas, the democrat stage you hear one policy,

here to talk about zombie trump eisenberg,n, sasha joining us from minneapolis.ke murphy has not done many interviews. he separated himself from bush and running the super pack. to have thisreed long conversation with you about how he sees his campaign playing out? >> they have an interest in calming what i guess on the democratic side they call beed wetters, or donors will lose their confidence in this campaign, they think that bush has lost the plot, that whatever plan the campaign had is not working out, and they feel there is a real need to communicate that they remain in control of their destiny and know what they were doing and that all the over that they have had the course of the year is being budgeted intelligently. the other part of it is that i'm being used as a conduit, a way for mike murphy to communicate to danny diaz, sally bradshaw, she other longtime confidant what they are up to and thinking. when you look back over the last few months, bush announced the debut for trump got in, so all the planning that was done deliberately to set up these para

sasha purpura, good luck on distributing that food to the people who need it. >> thank you. that is it for this edition of "urban update." enjoy the day. and for everyone at "urban update" i'm byron barnett. have a gate day everyone.

sasha has the uncanny ability to defy gravity. she -- sasha was the overall female world champion in 2011, is the reigning pan american champion since 2004 and is a three-time u.s. national champion. she's the only north american woman and the third woman in the world to climb the grade 9-a 514-d, the hardest sport climbing grade ever achieved by a woman, doing so in kentucky's red river gorge. in august, at age 22, sasha climbed the north wall of the igor, a massive one-mile vertical rock face in the swiss alps. this is one of the most difficult and deadliest mountains in the world. 64 people have died since attempting to in 1935, earning morgvan.n nickname it took her and her -- another a month to make the climb, facing rock falls, rain following their ascent. she became the first american to climb the face by the magic mushroom route, one of the most difficult pass to the summit. and as if her accomplishments were not impressive enough already, she's also a third-year student at columbia university, where she is studying nonfic

but i thought about malia and sasha, they are wonderful girls but they are teenagers. they do some things. [laughter] >> and i remember me being a teenager and i have written about this, i did some stuff. [laughter] >> and i've been very honest about it and so what i think is for the grace of god and that's what we all have to remember and when we do, i think we have a chance to make a real change, but thank you for sharing your story. [applause] >> this was from gnatly liberty who is a principal at elementary, as a principal of elementary school i see harm of kids born addicted and cay -- how can the community at large and schools work together to intervene in the children's lives in early years when brain growth stimuli is critical? >> i will make sure to get the doctor involved as well and sylvia through hhs is working on that a lot. i will make two quick comments. we know that you learn more between the time you're born and 3 year's old, you are a sponge at that age. the more we can invest in early childhood education, prenatal, education for parents, home visitati

i mean actually with this, stanley had -- sasha his wife who was really helpful in term of doing this and we met with her a number of time. she gave me a self portrait he had done. and he's wearing mirrored sunglasses and he's got the beard. you don't actually learn anything deep about the person from looking at this picture. but that says something interesting about him. >> rose: take a look at this. this is a clip showing stanley meeting his wife alexandria played by wynona rider. here it is. >> are we going to the party. >> probably. should we continue talking. >> rose: what a writer. >> yes. it's like someone who is so difficult to play someone who is so dispassionate. one of the things i really gleaned in a lot of research talking to his brother and talking to sasha is playing this idea of someone who is always watching, everything is about other people. as an actor you're used to playing people everything is about them. to be a scientist to not judge the results or become emotionally involved in them. >> rose: that's being enormously -- >> absolutely put the attention out. >> ro

. >> reporter: emily beard is committed to nursing his eighth-month-old daughter, sasha. as a third grade teacher, that means using a machine at work to pump breast milk. >> i started pumping in a closet off of a conference room which is off the library. that wasn't working. so then i tried to pump in my classroom. now, my coworkers actually came in a few times even though i put a note on the door. >> reporter: just this week, american airlines apologized to a phoenix mom because a flight attendant ordered her out of a plane lavatory while she was pumping. >> she diminished me. if i don't pump regularly, my breast milk supply goes down. >> reporter: and when massachusetts mom liz cooper asked united airlines for a private place to pump -- >> the service agent directed me towards the family rested room or the pet relief center. i was a little horrified. >> reporter: she ended up pumping in plain sight in the terminal and while breast fooding in public is protected by law, pumping in public is not. federal law does require employers with more than 50 workers to provide pump

roberta and her dog sasha getting out of town. >> 90% of the time it's beautiful, but on days like this, you say what am i doing here? >>reporter: dozens of homes in union beach leveled during sandy against this backdrop, the debate over whether barriers should be built along oceans and bays to protect communities. in manalocki, a steel wall going up against an existing dune, extending 16 feet above sea level. despite some residents protesting it will block their views. governor chris christie now blasting another shore town for refusing to put up dunes. >> i'll say again quite candidly to towns like margate, you know, you are amongst the most selfish people in the state of new jersey, and if this hurricane had come to shore, the damage that would have been done to lives and property and market, i hope it's worth the vanity act you're all engaging in. >>reporter: you're looking live at the shrewesbury river in sea bright. now, the ocean here on the other side, they do have berms here and you can see some of the water on this street here in sea bright, new jersey. now, high tide at 7:30

. >> sasha, the father, really believes in this.has gone down to egypt before and spent time with her, and i think is a big part of their lifestyle. >> in fact, he still swings his daughter, who is shown here as a 2-year-old toddler. he says she is happy and healthy. while this video represents an extreme version of dynamic gymnastics, thornburg says this practice is at least partly in line with the russian approach to fitness and health. >> russians expect a certain amount of virility. they are the people who sit in hot, you know, saunas and beat themselves with sticks and then run out into the snow. >> i guess this is an example of different strokes for different folks, right? but still, i don't think it would be a good idea. >> you know that it's real. it's good to know that the baby was fine, that nothing happened, there was no injury. everything's cool. but it just seems so, like, violent and like, not healthy. i thought babies' necks were soft and that you needed to cradle them, not jerk them around. >> and maybe the extreme n

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. >> reporter: roberta berman already evacuated from her union beach home with her yorkie sasha. her streets flooded. sandy leveled dozens of homes in her town. the sand berm the only thing protecting newer homes. in mantoloking a steel wall going along the existing dune sticking up 16 feet above sea level despite some residents protesting their views would be blocked. governor chris christie now blasting another shore town for refusing to put up dunes. >> i'll say again quite candidly to towns like margate, you know, you are amongst the most selfish people in the state of new jersey. and if this hurricane had come to shore, the damage that would have been done to lives and property in margate i hope it's worth the vanity act that you're all engaging in. >> reporter: another question many ask, why people keep rebuilding when storms knock down their homes. >> 90% of the time it's beautiful. but on days like this you say, what am i doing here? >> reporter: why do you all stay here? >> because we love it. it's a great town. even before the storm, when anybody gets in trouble in this

sasha, thanks for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> it's been around since 1981. we rescue fresh, healthy food that would otherwise go to waste and distribute it to over 120 agencies. food pantries, meal programs, and get it to people who need access to that healthy food. >> and cares about the environment. >> absolutely. food waste is a leading contributor to climate change. it releases methane dallas, which is far worse than carbon dioxide. >> reporter: out of curiosity, how do you debt the food? >> we go around to farmer's markets in the summer and local it. we have a cooler at home so at night we can take the farmer's market food back and people can take it home the next day. process some. >> we primarily work through so we'll go to a food pantry and give them fresh produce because they don't have storage so it's hard for them to maintain. we'll go to schools and teachers distribute those for snacks. we'll go to shelters and drop off kale and they'll cook of a meal. >> you've done so many things in your career. this must be so rewarding. many of us don't reali

it's my -- it's sasha's baby for sure and, you know, we have some good people behind the scenes helping us look cool, making sure that we're holding it correctly and everything. as sasha, i have a bit of training that i decided to get on my own as a firefighter, that's my back story with that. so i have a little bit of experience with it and i've certainly been doing a lot of target practice recently. it's fun. >> you pull it off. and then, melissa, carol has a bit of a split personality right we have a twitter question asking what's the most undercover carol? >> of playing undercover carol? oh, i don't -- i don't know. it's really not challenging. it's just fun. you know, the more the merrier. mie head and go back and forth like that, it's fun. >> it looks fun. >> it is. >> i feel like that but i don't act like that. questions any can answer. who out of you is most likely to break character on set? >> nobody. >> nobody. >> nobody? >> you'll get -- >> professionals always. >> we're goofy but we're not -- not when it's time to work. >> it's game time. >> we shoot these things -- we shoot

i know that he would be looking at the images of you , barack melia, and sasha and composing in his mind's eye is toward picture that he was going to stop if he had the opportunity. so we got in touch with her. so when the pres. gives his 1st speech before the congress who is on the 2nd row, ms. miss mary. you know, we never got anywhere close. the president greets her, how are you. any michelle decided. so why didn't we get that close? they said send me the book. finally got down to the line. the 1st lady can promote this. i'm quite disappointed that we were not able to get any knowledge the unique nature of this volume of letters and the early timing this coming out on a very heels of the election it was very disappointing. i don't know why we would not have received some attention from the white house. somebody decided that it was just commit you to have recognized as showing too much appreciation for the work of african-american women and at just wasn't going to go over too well. it appears that we were. >> whatwere. >> what would you like for people to take away after reading your boo

but this month, sasha, samson, and moby are off limits... anne-marie karash/the humane society of ny it's a little odd...lovely white cat. whether it's for some strange ritual or a prop for a halloween party- associate director, ann-marie karash says the closer to halloween they get, the more these calls come in. people have ...for anyone. karash says too many times she's seen people take black cats to the halloween parade in the village where the cats get spooked. they'll scratch you ...again and whoever said black cats are bad luck... the only unlucky black cat is the one that's just adopted for halloween. jessica rae: scott: jessica and scott are chatting about are chatting about the black cat ban. jessica and scott are chatting about the black cat ban. scott: good morning jessica and scott are chatting about the black cat ban. jessica and scott are chatting about the black cat ban. scott: good morning siouxland. temperatures are in the 30s and 40s across our siouxland map this morning. the wind is directed from the south and southeast be

their second straight supporter shield, and thanks to a pair of goals from bradley wright phillips and sasha phelps, they did just that clinching the best record in the nls. they'll take it it. but they have unfinished business as well. >> they want the trophy that comes at the end. >> the real trophy. >>> next, on eyewitness news at 11:00, a panic takes over at a house party in queens when bullets fly, leaving two people critically injured. >> plus, say no to tarantino? why a new york city police department called for a boycott of quentin tarantino films. more when a moment spontaneously turns romantic, why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? cialis for daily use, is the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustrating urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it ma

. >> saying beyonce no longer needs sasha fierce in her life. >> great talent. >> not easy being bad. >> back to the future 30ears later. we're with the original cast all >> and from [hold music playing] we at time warner cable, need to apologize to you. we no longer offer extended periods of free on hold elevator music when you call us. we're making a bunch of changes at time warner cable. including reducing how long you could wait on hold. now, we'll even call you back at a time that's convenient for you. but for those of you who miss our old our greatest hits at >> now i need your help to get back to the year 1985. >> can you believe it's been 30 years since back to the future is fill a big hit? this week we were with michael j. fox and the cast back together in new york to celebrate the milestone on october 21, 2015. exactly the same date that marty mcfly was brought back to in the sequel. >> finding that people love movies so much. and that it's resonated with them for all these years. so it matters to them where life is now compared to where thought it would be. pretty exciting.

. >> sasha parsons here. third year student at ut. we have heard a lot about how policymakers are consumers of intelligence. you've spoken about the very strong relationships between the military and the intelligence community. i was wondering if you could go a little bit deeper about what kind of training military operations get. >> we have learned a lot as a nation on how to deal with pulling the interagencies together, how military officers can be better consumers of intelligence. if you back to the gold waters act, it told the military you really need to become joint officers. so as a naval officer, i was required to spend time with the army and the air force in order to be jointized. when 9/11 happened, we realized that if you want to learn and understand how intelligence is built, how other people think about problem sets, then you have to have this interagency flavor to you. what has become standard is that we cross pollinate all the time with our interagency partners. so a young army captain who in years prior to 9/11 would ha

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. >> saying beyonce no longer needs sasha fierce in her life. >> great talent. >> not easy being bad.future 30 years later. we're with the original cast all back together. >> and from the president >> now i need your help to get back to the year 1985. >> can you believe it's been 30 years since back to the future is fill a big hit? this week we were with michael j. fox and the cast back together in new york to celebrate the milestone on october 21, 2015. exactly the same date that marty mcfly was brought back to in the sequel. >> finding that people love movies so much. and that it's resonated with them for all these years. and that it's resonated with them for all these years. so it matters to them where life is now compared to where thought it would be. pretty exciting. >> i just always liked seeing old friends and you know, i think you know, people want to celebrate. i want to celebrate with them. >> if i said to somebody, i think it will happen today, they say i was wacko. >> you tell ming me you built a time machine? out of a delorean? >> and time travel from 1985 to 1955. >> wit

much of south sasha.idge with more information in the office. >> this powerful quake was felt across afghanistan, pakistan. parts of indian. and 43 people have been killed. that number is likely to get up. they have been getting look at damage. collapse in kabul. hundreds of people have hurt. at least 12 towns in a girl's school were killed of the stampede. a shaking building. a shaking started just about 2:00 in the afternoon on monday. it was a 7.5 magnitude quake centered in northern afghanistan. 160 miles north of kabul. the open center was 130 miles deep. in some of the largest cities, people poured into the streets as office buildings continued shaking for what was reported to be about two minutes or so. in pakistan, officials say at least 29 people were killed by falling roofs and wombs. the strong shaking. it also cut power in some areas. that is making it more difficult to accurately assess the areas. a 4.8 and 4.7. the shaking colonelling not morning. if response to this morning's quake, centere

they are good for the taking but this month, sasha, sampson and moby is off limits. >> a little odd but all shelters are caution in the month of october. when people come in for a black cat you have to ask why? why not this lovely white cat. no, i want a black cat. >> reporter: associate director ann marie says the closer to halloween they get the more these calls come in. people have called up asking for cats to take to halloween parties and they think, i'll just bring it back tomorrow and it's like that library book that went missing years ago. we can't do that. animals shouldn't be live props for anyone. >> reporter: too many times people take black cats to the halloween parade in the village where the cats get spoofed. >> they will scratch you, disappear in the crowd and you will never see it again. >> reporter: whoever said black >> the only is the one that is adopted for halloween. >> reporter: shelters like the hume society of ie -- humane society of new york will not give you a pet to match your costume. if you are serious, they encourage you to give them a call. shirleen allico

. >> saying beyonce no longer needs sasha fierce in her life. >> great talent. >> not easy being bad. >> back to the future 30ears later. >> and from female: they'll be fine... i hope. announcer: what if you could prevent a young person from getting hurt or killed? female: what should i do? announcer: if you could turn back the clock and stop an underage drinking party from ever happening. now you can. pick up the phone and call 1-866-under21. and it's completely anonymous. >> now i need your help to get back to the year 1985. >> can you believe it's been 30 years since back to the future is fill a big hit? this week we were with michael j. fox and the cast back together in new york to celebrate the milestone on october 21, 2015. exactly the same date that marty mcfly was brought back to in the sequel. >> finding that people love movies so much. and that it's resonated with them for all these years. so it matters to them where life is now compared to where thought it would be. pretty exciting. >> i just always liked seeing friends and you know, i think you know, people want to celebra

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but i thought about malia and sasha. it's not, they're wonderful girls, but they're teenagers. they do some things. and i remember me being a teenager. and i've written about this. i did some stuff. and i've been very honest about it. and so, what i think about is therefore but for the grace of god. and that's one we have to remember and when we do, i think we've got a chance to make a real change, but thaing for sharing your story. >> this was from natalie liberty who is a principal at ruth line elementary school and she says as the principal of an elementary school, i see the harm being done to kids born addicted or living traumatic chaotic drug environment. many of the kids have any number of learning behavioral problems among entering preschool and kindergarten. how can the community ensbeer during the early years when brain growth stimuli is most critical? thank you. >> well, i'll make sure to get the doctor involved in this one as well. and i know that others through hhs were working on this a lot. i'll just make two quick comments. number one, we know that you learn more

. >> saying beyonce no longer needs sasha fierce in her life. >> great talent. >> not easy being bad.future 30 years later. we're with the original cast all back together. >> and from the president ♪ great change comes from doing the right thing. like the radical idea that health isn't an industry. it's a cause. so we do things differently. we combine care and coverage. and believe prevention is the most powerful of cures. so forgive us for not going with the flow. we just think the flow should go with us. which makes us rebels with one cause. your health. >> now i need your help to get back to the year 1985. >> can you believe it's been 30 years since back to the future is fill a big hit? this week we were with michael j. fox and the cast back together in new york to celebrate the milestone on october 21, 2015. exactly the same date that marty mcfly was brought back to in the sequel. >> finding that people love movies so much. and that it's resonated with them for all these years. so it matters to them where life is now compared to where thought it would be. pretty exciting. >> i jus

the things that i really gleaned from a lot of my research talking to his brother, and talking to sasha of playing someone who is really always watching. everything is about other people. as an actor, you are used to playing people where everything is about them. to be a scientist is to not judge the results, or become emotionally involved. charlie: also to become emotionally observant. peter: exactly. charlie: there is a relationship between what he did and what happened at stanford? peter: yeah, definitely. and that experiment, you start acting like the jailer. you are pretending to be a jailer, you're going to assume a lot of the qualities of the one who is jailed. you know, i think one of the reasons these things are particularly cinematic, is because they have a lot to do with acting. to me. i used to say to people that -- they would say, you bring your work home with you? i would say, onset if i sit and do this all day long eventually , i will be upset. it is sort of like the way the body goes with the emotions. you pretend to do something, even if you're doing it from a kind of o

sasha very good to have you here. >> i can understand how in the early days of the u.n. the late 1940s and the next couple of decades after that, it was hard to elect a woman, because there were not that many positions but since the 1970s and 1980s, women have held power in major countries, india, israel and margaret thatcher in the united kingdom. why do you think there's not been a serious female candidate for that job until possibly now? >> well, i think the momentum right now is also coming from the fact that we are beijing plus 20 years. and during those 20 years, several women have come into international organizations to senior levels to heading international organizations within the u.n. family. several of them were just mentioned in your program. so you have now within the next year, at the u.n. itself, as well as women hitting both governments as the head of government, but also as foreign ministers, heads of development agencies, so the pool is just really much larger to choose from. so the argue. that we can't find a qualified person -- >> just makes no sense

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. >> reporter: emily beard is committed to nursing her eight-month-old daughter, sasha. means using a breast pump at work. >> i started pumping in a closet off of a conference room which is off of the library. that wasn't working. so then i tried to pump in my classroom. few times even though i put a note on the door. >> reporter: just last week, american airlines apologized to a phoenix mom because a flight the plane laboratory while she was pumping. >> she diminished me. if i don't pump regularly, my >> reporter: and when massachusetts mom liz cooper landed at dulles airport in dc and asked united airlines for private place to pump -- >> the service agent directed me toward the family restroom or the pet relief center. i was a little horrified. >> reporter: she ended up pumping in plain sight in the while breast-feeding in public is protected by law, pumping in public is not. federal law does require employers with more than 50 workers to provide pumping moms, quote, a place other than a bathroom shielded from you and free from intrusion. >> a lot of moms feel uncomfor

but i thought about malia and sasha. they're wonderful girls, but they're teenagers.hey do some things. [laughter] and i remember me being a teenager -- and i've written about this, i did some stuff. [laughter] and i've been very honest about it. so what i think about is there but for the grace of god, and that's what we all have to remember. and when we do, then i think we've got a chance to make a real change.but thank you for sharing your story. [applause] ms. shumat: this was from natalie laliberty, who is a principal at ruthlawn elementary school. and she says, as the principal of an elementary school, i see the harm being done to kids who are born addicted or live in traumatic and chaotic drug environment. many of the kids have any number of learning and behavioral problems upon entering preschool and kindergarten. how can the community at large and schools work together to intervene in these children's lives during their early years when brain growth stimuli is most critical? thank you. president obama: well, i'll make sure to get the doctor involved in this on

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. >> reporter: nutmeg is is cute, ali looks fierce, any one of for the taking but this month, sasha sampson and mobyhad are off limits. >> it's a little odd but all shelters are cautious in the month of october because when people come in specifically for a black cat you just have to ask well why? why not this lovely white cat? no, i want a black cat. >> whether it's for some strange ritual or a prop for a halloween party associate director ann marie says the closer to halloween they get the more these calls come in. >> people have called up asking for cats to take the halloween parties and they think i'll just bring you back tomorrow and it's like that library book that went missing years ago. we can't do that. animals should not be live props for anyone. >> too many times she's seen people take black cats to the halloween parade in the village but the cats get spooked. >> the cat will end up scratching you, getting off of it and disappearing in the cat again. >> whoever said black cats are bad luck? >> the only unlucky black cat is the one that's adopted for halloween. >> channel 7 eye th