the ambrosia company will fill your veins with youngblood with the hopes that the youngblood will rejuvenategon's to keep you youthful. the business insider found a new evidence of this not working on humans still ambrosia has expelled one - - expanded to five cities. what word you pay one - - pay for a pint of youngblood? 2 pints for 12 grand. that's a lot of money. this is how they give it to you. [laughter] that's definitely not right. as a free market kind of guy if somebody wants to buy blood they can if you can sell your blood to anyone then we would stop demonizing dracula. you don't have to wait until the time he could just live his lif life. >> there will be a black market for youngblood? there are certain things i like to have my own like a toothbrush, underwear and also there is little to no evidence this actually one - - this actually works. and i don't want to sound like a penny pusher but before i spend $8000 if that works it's kind of important to me. greg: i have a theory that these are older rich billionaires from silicon valley that got rich really young they are in their t

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i have sergeant youngblood that can discuss those changes. they're very minor changes, but because they amend the g.o., we bring this department bulletin before the commission. >> commissioner mazzucco: good evening, sergeant youngblood. how are you? >> so the two changes, the only thing they're looking at is the d.g.o. 3.019 already states that the alerts will be sent back to the e.i.s. office, and the second is on the -- when an intervention is opened, we used to do a 90-day and a one-year check in on that follow up. we have added a 180-day check in, so now there are three check-ins during an e.i.s. intervention. >> commissioner mazzucco: thank you. the one change is instead of sending papers to people, we are going to send them digitally, which will expedite the process, is that correct? >> correct. >> commissioner mazzucco: and then, the other thing is we're putting 180 days between the 90 day and one year. >> yes. >> commissioner mazzucco: thank you very much. commissioner dejesus. >> commissioner dejesus: so i know you're the expert on

the youngbloods are launching a winery. for three years they poured all their time, they poured all their money into their 25 acres of wine grapes. i've had the opportunity to walk with jessica and with her children through the rows of grapevines. and i've seen how hard they are working as a family every single day. this year they finally had grapes to harvest so they could launch their small business. they plan to open their winery on their farm and start selling the wine on memorial day weekend. unfortunately, the government shutdown threw a huge roadblock in front of this home-grown michigan business. the tax and trade bureau at the department of treasury approves their labels when they're open. jessica needs to bottle her wine in march but that can't happen without labels being approved and printed. as jessica said, we are 100% dependent on the grapes we grow on our family farm. we are farmers. we need the government to open so we can run our business. it's time to end this shutdown that jessica and her family benefit f

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he is youngblood. think it would be fantastic to represent the democrats for his progressive thinking. host: what is his name again? richard ojenner. host: he is a state senator in west virginia? caller: correct. host: what is the balance of power in west virginia? you have a democratic government. it is predominantly republican. hopefully it will change. he understands about the trials and tribulations of the people that have not had and at this point in time want to have. class, bute middle people are forgetting about the working underpaid class. people are working two or three jobs just to make it. host: appreciate that. the other story this morning, continued government shutdown, mainly over president trump's request for $5 billion funding for the border wall. democrats refuse to do that. times.comve piece at ny shows you just how much of the border wall has been built. in their piece, they look at what has actually been 1954 miled along the u.s.-mexico border. trump hasresident said he wants a 100