valery: lo mÁs importante es que nuestros estudiantes reciban la mejor educaciÓn posible. este tiempo muchos miembros de nuestra comunidad dejen de recibir mensajes negativos. aquÍ tenemos una persona que es latina para nuestros estudiantes. pueden identificarse conmigo. ramÓn: definitivamente. usted forma parte de la comunidad lgbt, considera que esto motive a los estudiantes que tengan una distinta orientaciÓn sexual para verse motivados y saber que no hay obstÁculos y que pueden seguir adelante? valery: sÍ, estoy muy orgullosa de ser un ejemplo positivo para todos nuestros estudiantes. cada uno por como son pueden servir -- ser vÍctimas de "bulling" y esto puede ser positivo. ramÓn: claro, pueden ser buenos como todos. agradecemos su participaciÓn, es la nueva presidenta del consejo de educaciÓn de contra costa. continuamos. gracias por la informaciÓn. palmira: vamos a enlazarnos con suheily lÓpez belÉn porque ya nos tiene nuestra "ventana al tiempo". suheily: ya recibimos un sistema frontal . tenemos aguaceros en nuestra regiÓn, en alguna zona lloviÓ mÁs de 1 " y nos e

where is valerie? valerie, i've worked closely with her recently and she's taught me so much, i've learned so much from valerie, she's amazing and i'm trying to learn as much as i can before she goes on maternity leave. thank you to the deputy cindy and jill. i don't know a better duo. they're like baumgartner and posey of the fifth floor. and thank you, shireen, thank you so much, shireen for your support. i have the deepest respect for you. this vision for the department, i'm here every step of the way for you. now to my long-term care, i first want to thank adriana, when i first was on board, she taught me everything in the beginning, she was there when i was answering the phone, nervous. and she told me it will be ok. and it's ok. thank you to rea, she's on vacation right now. duane and larry. my nurses, i love my nurses, angela, luba, sue. i run down three flights of stairs and run up, i deliver one folder, and i just -- i'm dedicated to them. it's all the exercise i get for the day. the next two

. >> reporter: valerie turner, who lives on kauai, shows us where she headed with her family after a scary alert on her phone which said, ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii, seek immediate shelter, this is not a drill. >> i was overwhelmed with the thoughts going through my head, there's a missile coming on our way, i don't know where to go or what to do. >> reporter: valerie got her kids jacob and leah to a downstairs bathroom. >> i felt really scared and i ran down the stairs and sat there and prayed to god. >> reporter: most of hawaii the 2 the alert. ron, who was in the east bay, was on his last day of vacation when he got the scary news. >> my wife and daughter and friends and girlfriends were in tears. >> i'm trying to drink a mai tai and running for my life. >> reporter: garrett from florida is on vacation on the big island. hotel staff told him to shelter in his room. >> that's the last thing i wanted to hear. i wanted an evacuation plan, like what should we be doing right now? >> reporter: these tourists were told to seek shelter in the basement of this hotel. >> i w

valerie: i am not there at the moment.we get more jobs and we createn environment where finance and jobs go together. tom: thank you so much. readingw, with a news -- huge news from washington, here is taylor riggs. taylor: the president is boasted to post -up- about a strong economy tonight in the state of the union address. the speech is considered the ceremonial start to trump's second year in office. meanwhile, the trump administration is making it tougher for refugees to come to the u.s. from so-called high risk countries. those countries have not been band, but last year's targeted predominantly muslim countries. the deputy director of the fbi stepped down under blistering criticism from the president. leave mccabe will be on until he retires sometime in the spring here the president and some republican lawmakers have argued there is evidence mccabe and others at the fbi were biased and favored hillary clinton during the presidential campaign. theresa may is frustrating officials with her exit strategy. the british p

. >> reporter: valerie turner, who lives on kauai, shows us where she headed with her family after a scary alert on her phone which said, ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii, seek immediate shelter, this is not a drill. >> i was overwhelmed with the thoughts going through my head, there's a missile coming on our way, i don't know where to go or what to do. >> reporter: valerie got her kids jacob and leah to a downstairs bathroom. >> i felt really scared and i ran down the stairs and sat there and prayed to god. >> reporter: most of hawaii the 2 the alert. ron, who was in the east bay, was on his last day of vacation when he got the scary news. >> my wife and daughter and friends and girlfriends were in tears. >> i'm trying to drink a mai tai and running for my life. >> reporter: garrett from florida is on vacation on the big island. hotel staff told him to shelter in his room. >> that's the last thing i wanted to hear. i wanted an evacuation plan, like what should we be doing right now? >> reporter: these tourists were told to seek shelter in the basement of this hotel. >> i w

. >> reporter: valerie turner, who lives on kauai, shows us where she headed with her family after a scary alert on her phone which said, ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii, seek immediate shelter, this is not a drill. >> i was overwhelmed with the thoughts going through my head, there's a missile coming on our way, i don't know where to go or what to do. >> reporter: valerie got her kids jacob and leah to a downstairs bathroom. >> i felt really scared and i ran down the stairs and sat there and prayed to god. >> reporter: most of hawaii the 2 the alert. ron, who was in the east bay, was on his

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. >> valerie turner, who lives in kauai, shows where she headed with her family after getting a scary alert on her phone which said, ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii. seek immediate shelter. this is not a drill. >> i was so overwhelmed with the thoughts that were going through my head in that there is a missile coming our way. i don't know where to go or what to do. >> reporter: valerie quickly got her two kids jacob and leah to a downstairs bathroom. >> i felt really scared and ran down stars and just sat there and prayed to god. >> reporter: most of hawaii got the same frightening alert. ron who lives on the east bay was on the last day of his vacation when he got the scary news. >> my wife and daughter and her girlfriends were in tears. >> i'm out here trying to drink a maitai and i'm running for my life. >> reporter: hotel staff told him to shelt inner in his room. >> i want an evacuation plan, like what should we be doing right now? >> they were told to seek shelter in the basement of this hotel. >> i was so scared. >> reporter: it took almost 40 minutes before the publ

. >> valerie turner who lives on kauai shows us where they stayed. missile threat, inbound to hawaii, seek immediate shelter. this is not a drill. >> i was overwhelmed with the thoughts going through my head that there's a missile coming our way. i don't know where to go or what to do. >> valerie got her two kids, jacob and leah, to a downstairs bathroom. >> i felt really scared and ran downstairs and sat there and prayed to god. >> most of hawaii got the same frightening alert. on the last day of his vacation, this man got the news. >> my wife and daughter and her friends, her girlfriends were in tears. >> i'm trying to drink a mai tai i might have to run for my life. >> they're on vacation on the big island. he was told to shelter in his room. >> i want an evacuation plan. what should we be doing right now? >> these tourists were told to seek shelter in the basement of this hotel. >> i was still scared. >> she was crying. >> i was scared. >> it took almost 40 minutes before the public was told the cell phone alert was a mistake. it happened when a

bush and vice president cheney throughout that valerie plame investigation. what's your thought? how would you expect the mueller team to be approaching this? >> sure. we do have, as you said, some precedent for this. this is not a case of first impression. in fact, back in 2006, special counsel patrick fitzgerald who was working the scooter libby/valerie plame cia leak case, if you recall, did, indeed, interview president george w. bush and vice president cheney. he did it in the oval office with the president. he did it in the presence of a senior fbi agent. we're likely to see that happen here. on the president's side, the president hired private counsel to be present as well. so, a very small group. but what i see happening here will be slightly different in that clearly the mueller team would want an in-person interview. they want to be able to look across the table. they want to ask imp proromptu questions. they want to develop a sense of whether candor is taking place or not. and they want to be able to push buttons. robert mueller will have some buttons to push that will

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. >> valerie turner shows us where she headed with her family after getting a scary alert on her phone which said ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii, seek immediate shelter. this is not a drill. >> i was overwhelmed with just the thoughts that were going through my head in that there's a missile coming our way and i don't know what to. >> she quickly got her two kids to a downstairs bathroom. downstairs and just sat there n and prayed to god. >> most of hawaii got the same frightening alert. ron who lives in the east bay was on the last dave his vaon when he got the scary news. >> my wife and daughter and her friend, her girlfriends were in tears. >> i'm here trying to drink a my tie and i'm going to have to be running for my life. >> this man is on vacation on the big island. hotel staff told him to shelter in his room. >> that's the last thing i want to hear. i want an evation evacuation plan. >> these tourists were told to seek shelter in the basement of this hotel. >> i swoos scared. >> she was skrieg. >> i was so scared. >> it took almost 40 minutes before the public was t

really pick up where is but there is still the the hope for actually carry a fridge in yourself or valerie get. the black berries we only got a quarter again we get a little few no. money from the to buy clothes and some food for them we are. mostly what with about four in the food it was cold and they will lower they. were going to be at the beach with old so yes. it was a wrist slap. in the beginning in our own hands a few years back and they wanted their life towards the end of my early days in our . time today in. the navy before they switched. to going to jail to. i went from my feet you know and i am to sail nowhere and i mean the jobs are going to. shed and then all the coal mines are said ma'am it was a life that the miners were alive and they shared a van with people. in power. i walked the same roads understandable and the walk trinidad could help and work from the well being paired. after his book come to my mind. it was nineteen eighty eight my fifth visit to harlan county i was on the winding road from harlan to our birds driving a borrowed pickup truck when i began to notice

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i'm going to meet my friend valerie. i haven't seen her in 15 years. we used to work together.hmm. i can't imagine you working. luke, let me tell you something. that is very offensive to women. your mom works very hard -- just now, she works for us. i will have you know

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of smart valerie thank you so much for being with us thank you or take your. time now for a quick break but hang out with us because we want to finish out our week here at davos and here are the numbers at the closing bell.

. >> reporter: in ohio, richard and valerie rieben are mourning the death of their four-year-old son, jonah, from flu. he had underlying health conditions. >> one of the most difficult things that i've ever had to do was tell my other children on saturday morning that their little brother wasn't coming home. >> reporter: the c.d.c. reported 20 pediatric deaths so far this season. at this time last year, there were three. >> there's a lot of flu happening right now. >> reporter: dr. dan jernigan is the director of the c.d.c. influenza division. >> we saw that the season started early, back in november, and has had a really rapid rise and is probably peak right about now. >> reporter: flu peaks most often in february. of the 49 states where the flu is widespread, these 36 are the hardest hit. california has had 42 adult deaths, up from nine last year. kentucky, 36 deaths, up from four. and oklahoma, more than four times as many. >> this year, the predominanting virus is h3n2, and in years where that one is the more common virus we see a lot more hospitalizations, lots more cases and mor

that chuck schumer is so shocked that kids you know do you do cruises up the stairs actually study valerie cornell college of human ecology had studied this back in the early twenty five twenty two thousand this idea of why do kids do this so what she said is teens often decide that the benefits of risky behavior immediate gratification gratification or peer acceptance outweighs the wrist. and we need to we needed studies multiple studies to explain the guys on capitol hill. teens do stupid stuff for attention and if you tell them they're not supposed to they're just going and even though it means they're going to make more so you keep bringing it up to me it's just teams are going to be teams and you know johnny olds going to swallow the marbles are all going to be sad but it'll be swell when the marble anyway as we go to break card watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics are covered up facebook and twitter see our full soles of our dot com coming up former cia analyst ray mcgovern and the hoarseness discuss the n.s.a. and the f.b.i. suddenly on sunday the butter

kids you know kids to do crazy things there's actually a study valerie raina cornell college of human ecology had studied this back in the early twenty for twenty min two thousand this idea of why do kids do this so what she said is teens often decide that the benefits of risky behavior immediate gratification for gratification or peer acceptance outweighs the risks and we need to we needed studies multiple studies to explain the guys on capitol hill. teens do stupid stuff for attention and if you tell them they're not supposed to they're just going to and even though it is they're going to make more so you keep bringing it up to me it's just teams are going to read teams and you know johnny olds going to swell the marble row going to be sad but it wouldn't be swallowing the marble anyway as we go to break card watchers don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics which cover the facebook twitter c.e.o. also in our dot com coming up former cia analyst ray mcgovern and arsonist discussed the n.s.a. and the f.b.i. sometimes said the butterfingers of hope agencies are now bei

. >> reporter: in hoip hoi richard and valerie reben are mourning the death of their 4-year-old son jonahflu. he had underlying health conditions. >> one of the most difficult things i ever had to do. was tell my other children on saturday morning that their little brother wasn't coming >> reporter: the cdc reported 20 pediatric deaths so far this season. at this time last year there were three. >> there is a lot of flu happening now. >> the doctor is director of the cdc influenza division. >> we saw the season started early in november had a really rapid rise as probably peaking right about now. >> flu peaks most often in february. of the 49 states where the flu is widespread, these 36 are the hardest hilt. california has had 42 adult deaths. up from 9 last year. kentucky, 36 deaths, up from 4. and oklahoma, more than four times as many. >> this year the predominating virus is h 3 n 2. and in years where that one its most common virus we see a lot more hospitalizations, a lot more cases, and also, more deaths due to that particular influenza virus that strain affects people over 65 and c

valerie's been ready again in the east and mad in the levant in turkey where there's been snow or tide here and you see that the clouds still going through and found that's not so much cloud that is more low temperature detected by the satellite is it sees clades segment just proves the point has been snow backs and tench of nine in aleppo the right running through northern syria even northern iraq and i oversee bit of height and you get the white stuff quite easily it isn't using a southerly breeze ahead of it's of baghdad's eighteen and kuwait's twenty two once it goes through the wind direction changes so the temperatures tend to drop but given that the sun is also out conversely aleppo's up to eleven if you feel the difference sun's out throughout turkey as well the snow was gone through azerbaijan to the north and iran probably were hitting terabits the mountains to your north but we have got the hint of rain then run across the gulf into the iranian side here writing or bit of snow at height weight still maintaining the eighty degrees it's not my suggestion to shower to the south

there's still hope in the moment valerie but having been failed by both the democrats and republicans in the past if trump's words turn out to be empty they say it's nothing new but you have to remember one thing we've been promised a lot of things over the years nobody has ever come through with the progress has been pledged to revitalize communities here in the mom valley with ambitious plans to refashion them as hubs for twenty first century jobs but by pledging to return them to a heyday not seen for seventy years for many here it was worth a try however improbable. zero the moment vali pennsylvania. more than one hundred migrants have been rescued off the coast of libya after they became stranded trying to cross the mediterranean in dangerous sea conditions the country's coast guard said the group which included women and children were brought to a naval base in tripoli for medical treatment and will later be transferred to a detention center in the city in kenya the head of the fire department in the country's capital has been suspended after a fire left thousands homeless at le

thought of the perfect person and page asks who and pat who senator grassly said is fitzgerald of the valerie plame affair. and you have to give me credit if we go with him and delay briefing him until i can get back and do it. in other words, with his own prejudice and own point of view and own spin. late next week or later, he says. strzok says, i can work with him again and damn, we'd get blank done. page follows up with, i know, like i said we discussed boss and him yesterday. on may 13, 2016, page follows up on the idea, she says to strzok, hey, forgot to ask if you mentioned the whole special counsel thing to andy. we assume that's fbi director andrew mccabe. what strzok and page is stunning. strzok had a massive role in the entire clinton e-mail probe. he oversaw the interview with hillary clinton and her top aides long after the wrote the exoneration and page, you may remember, was the legal counsel and they're both saying special counsel is needed which means they had doubt the fbi would do a real investigation they didn't do. and senator ron johnson also released messages on may 19.

jillian: valerie says our dog is a family, for babies make better company than humans.i prefer my pets as they do not own iphones or have any political opinions. jillian: patent absolute sweeting i love him more than myself. you know this and everybody knows this, my dog tyler, will be 14 in a week and a half, he is an old man. i come home on weekends just to see him. rob: you go home every weekend. jillian: just to see tyler. rob: you prefer the dog over your parents. acute dog, 37 minutes after the, the deadly flu outbreak is very bad this year and claimed another life. how the government is scrambling to respond this morning. jillian: jumping into action to save a toddler on his first day on the job. >> all three sitting there, all of us look bad. jillian: meet the man being hailed a hero, joining us live next. ♪ ♪ we can do anything ♪ we could be heroes ♪ ♪ we could be heroes ♪ [ click, keyboard clacking ] [ keyboard clacking ] [ click, keyboard clacking ] ♪ good questions lead to good answers. our advisors can help you find both. talk to one today and see why we're

strut writes pat, who is patrick fitzgerald in the valeri claim affair. he put innocent scooter libby in jail. gave him a guilty plea in that case. we delayed briefing him until i could do it, in other words with his own prejudice and point of view and spin. late next week or later he says. and strut says i could work with him again. and we would get blank done. paige follows up with, i know, like i said, we discuss him yesterday. on may 13th, 2016, paige follows up. hey, forgot to ask if you mentioned special counsel to andy. what strut and paige are doing here is stunning. here's why. strut had a massive role in the entire clinton e-mail probe. he oversaw the interview with hillary clinton and her top aides long after they wrote the exoneration. and paige as you might remember was mccabe's legal counselor. they're both saying the special counsel is needed which means they had doubts the fbi would do a real investigation which they didn't do. senator johnson made news this week releasing text messages on may 19. strut appears to be talking about getting

. >> as the director, valerie has gotten to know many of the animals at the happy hollow park zoo that she describes their personalities and she has difficulty talking about january 15 one staff found a miniature horse named william, dead. >> this is ben difficult on everybody. these animals are part of the family. >> they found the surveillance video and they found dogs roaming the park and they thought they jumped the fence to get into the enclosure but they couldn't figure out how the animals got into the park so they decided to step up security. >> we started to bring goats and other animals into the barn at night. we move the other horses and the donkey into a larger grading pen. >> this did not stop the wild dogs, they struck days later on january 20 by digging under the fence, targeting three miniature horses in a donkey. they were found mauled to death and animal services you surveillance video to track down two of the dogs. one remains missing. >> there was a tremendous amount of care and love and support that goes into taking care of these guys and making them available for o

council susan rice didn't know a thing and ben rhodes, a well known leaker, he didn't know a thing and valerietrolling every cabinet and secretary and james comey who likes to meet with presidents and takes memos didn't meet with the president and write memos? it's nice to see we have committees in congress concerned and we have radio hosts concerned about this. it's a nice to see we have television hosts concerned about this. where the hell were they in march? mark what are you talking about? where were they in march when i had information, pulled it together the public accounts and began to pull the strings and to see something didn't smell right. something didn't look right. and the media came down on me like a ton of bricks. >> sean: and mark was on the show at that time and sara carter in march. they broke the story about fisa abuse and a warrant at trump tower. here with reaction, harvard constitutional law professorialan der show wits. good to see you again. you fear they're going to try and go after obstruction of justice. it was supposed to be about collusion. explain your fear. >> we

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. >>> freddy silver man, head of the network at the time, at the time said, valerie, listen, i'm goingspin you off. and i thought, oh my god, i'm fired. because spin-off is a term that was originated in the '70s." >> if women start living together we've got to tell each other everything. >> okay, joe. i want to be married. >> rhoda and joe's wedding became a huge national event. 52 million people tuned in to see that. >> suddenly rhoda is in a happy relationship. they didn't know what to do with that. then they had to have her get divorced to try to reboot the show. >> why did you marry me? just answer me that. why did you marry me? >> you made me marry you. >> i feel so funny. >> it's a matter of trust. >> oh, she's not going to do it. >> where does that leave us, where do we go from here? >> that we'll have to discuss at future sessions. >> the '70s also had this therapeutic overlay. >> hi, bob. >> hi, bob. >> hello? >> we decided to make him a psychologist. >> we seem to have run out of things to say. >> why don't we pray? >> let's pray for the end of this session. >> i didn't know

before we got married-- >> valerie, my life, is a silly-billie. you're a silly-billie. there. >> stephen: thanks very much. >> that's the best christmas thing there is. >> stephen: thanks very much. >> because like you it's the right mix of cental-- christmasy-- and silly. sometimes we don't watch tv. we play games. sometimes we play a game we made up called "smallest smile." >> stephen: smallest smile. >> smallest smile. i'm not playing right now because just hearing you say it is giving me the biggest smile. >> stephen: smallest smile. >> if the band is paying attention. maybe we could have some help. joe? can you do a drum roll. this is how we can play. can we play? >> stephen: sure. >> you look down, come up with a neutral face, and then present your smallest smile. when i look up, smart the drum roll and then i'll present my smallest smile. are you ready. >> stephen: and a clang for the smile? >> yeah, you can do a clang. clang is dealer's choice. here we go. smallest smile. am i out of focus? i don't want a soft focus. this isn't a nudie pic on cinemax. >> stephen

senator grassley says that is patrick fitzgerald, from the valerie plame affair.reading texts] it doesn't end there. this is insane. i may 30th, 2016, page says to strzok... we assume that is andrew mccabe. the deputy fbi director. i know this is a lot to absorb. this is what it all means. strzok, who played a key and central and pivotal role in the entire clinton email investigation, which includes overseeing fbi interviews with hillary and her top aides and page, the top legal counselor for andrew mccabe, the deputy fbi guy, they both thought four months a special counsel should have been appointed. they didn't want her being mad at them. if strzok and page thought that then, doesn't that mean we should have a special counsel now? we have even more evidence that the fix was in that hillary clinton, scary, but she was protected. this was rigged, just like the primary with bernie. we have a new text about andrew mccabe and his recusal in the investigation. strzok texts... [reading texts] so comey's chief of staff only wanted mccabe to recuse himself because of pub

>> valerie. senior center. i don't know where this goes. i have to just be very clear, but something that has been percolating in the community is that we're all struggling to keep staff. and we all know that is both because of the cost of living in our lovely city, as well as the fact that the salaries and benefit and things that we want to give the employees continue to grow. so in this kind of morazz of conversations about money, it's great to expand programs. i think we've done a great job in support of the department has been stellar, but i do feel like there is this elephant in the room. if you can't get people to work, then there is this money that sits there and/or that we have to give it back. so i'd really -- i know that shireen mentioned workforce at the long-term care coordinating council. and often times we focus on geriatric aids and that level, but this is a really -- a crisis. we have physicians that stay open. we're having to bring people in much higher than we have on the normal salary scales to keep them. so i hope that w

when president bush met with the special counsel in the valerie plame investigation, the cia officer whose identity was revealed there were witnesses after he spoke voluntarily to the special prosecutor. i think these are some of the issues at play now. >> stick around. we have many more questions for you on other topics. we'll be right back. >>> breaking news this morning. a breakthrough in talks between north and south korea, north agreeing to send athletes and a high-level delegation to next month's winter olympics in south korea. will ripley is live near the korean dmz. high-level delegation. in any stretch of the imagination, could that mean the leader, kim jong-un? >> reporter: no. that's very unlikely to happen. because to get kim jong-un to south korea is a whole other matter, something that would likely happen way down the road if there were ever a presidential summit between moon jae-in and kim jong-un. tae kwon do athletes and sizeable delegation. fourth and final round is under way right now, a few minutes from where we are here near the demilitarized zone that separates

my name is valerie matthews. and i've been in the san francisco police department for 27 years and new i'm currently a captain. i'm a member of the police officers association and the officers for justice. and i am here because i support london breed. i've known her since she came up in the african-american cultural center when she was working with children, trying to expose them and give them a better life. i've been with her at press conferences doing gun buybacks. i've been with her when they worked on new housing development in the portrero neighborhood. we all know her abilities, but her heart -- am i impressed that she's a strong black woman and great role model? absolutely. i think that's amazing, but if we took away her color, her gender, and looked at her heart, if we looked at her work, if we look at her compassion, if we look at this woman that stepped up when mayor lee died, had his untimely death, no one questioned her abilities when she stepped up during that hard time and took over this city. we've

have unlimited budgets and don't quit until they have nailed somebody, case in point, would be the valerie prosecutor where they were supposed to find out who the leaker was and they found out who the leaker was but that is not who they prosecuted! they prosecuted, instead, dick cheney's steve of staff and members in congress in both parties absolutely positively know this and don't talk it publicly because it sounds like a bad thing to do politically but they know these people are -- right now, what is mueller supposed to be investigating? collusion only! but now he is going to go after the money laundering. >> that happened in the clinton investigations. >> absolutely. >> you never know what else you might uncover. >> that is why the democrats agree. ken starr was supposed to go going after real estate transactions with whitewater and instead it leads to a 24-year sexual misconduct with a 24-year-old intern and both parties realized these people unaccountable with unlimited budgets and don't quit until they have got somebody's neck in a noose. >> i want to point one other thing out. both