zoe: thank you for calling zoe's chocolate.emonis: ...a confectionery company based in waynesboro, pennsylvania. zoe: text pam and ask her if she can cover your monday shift. lemonis: their mission -- to turn out exquisitely handcrafted chocolates inspired by their greek heritage. eleni: i really like the consistency. lemonis: you could say that chocolate is running through their veins. their family has been in the chocolate business for over 100 years, including their father, george, a greek immigrant. they brought him onboard as their master chocolatier and quickly gained a small following. pantelis: i just wanted to follow up on that order that you wanted for those clients that are coming in next weekend. lemonis: but 10 years in, sales have dropped sharply and their losses are mounting. zoe: you know what? yeah, refund his entire order. pantelis: that's ridiculous. lemonis: and zoe's fear is that her family legacy may disappear. zoe: [bleep] how are you gonna get all these orders out? ♪ lemonis: still, my research tells me

zoe: hi. how are you? michael: pleasure to meet you. michael from ideal cheese. zoe: zoe.al years ago, i invested in a company called zoe's chocolate. zoe: nice to meet you. zoe. lemonis: nice to meet you. and zoe and her brothers have not only quadrupled the business, but they work well together because they respect each other. i thought it would be a good idea for them to spend time together. lemonis: i don't think we invented chocolate and cheese pairing. zoe: no. lemonis: but it hadn't been done in your store. michael: correct. lemonis: i love the pairing of chocolate and cheese and think it's an additional stream of revenue that ideal cheese could benefit from. michael: oh, yeah. go for some cheese. so, this is just a rich, creamy double-cream from france, so it's super-rich. it's 100% goat's milk. pantelis: we should do a big tasting one day at the store. michael: oh, absolutely. lemonis: just like you guys know chocolate to the core, he knows his craft, and so the dilemma is, you have an expert in the space who's in a very weird financial predicament, and that finan

best of luck to zoe. that's all from sportsday. coming up in a moment, the papers.t the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are author and journalist rachel shabi and katy balls the deputy political editor of the spectator many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the telegraph leads with a warning from the head of ofsted that a 14 billion pound boost in education, to be outlined in the upcoming budget, will be wasted by poorly managed schools. the financial times reports that big tech companies may have to share their troves of data with smaller rivals under proposals by the eu. the metro says eight million ‘economically inactive' british workers could pick up the work that's being denied to low—skilled eu migrants under the new immigration plans. the i says there has been a backlash to the plans and most "economically inactive" people are carers, students, sick or retired. and on the front of the daily mail — house prices have risen in every region of the uk for the first time in almost two years. on the —— that's a flavour of summit, let's dip i

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>> zoe: yeah. definitely. >> thomas: okay. >> hope: happy birthday. >> zoe: thanks.

. ♪ >> thomas: say yes, zoe. you'll be my wife. >> zoe: i--i don't, uh, i mean, i didn't even know that you were anywhere near ready for this. so... >> thomas: do you understand what i'm asking you? >> zoe: uh, you really want this? y-you're really proposing to me here in your family home? >> thomas: well, it's your family home if you say yes. >> zoe: i--i guess i'm just a little overwhelmed, you know, trying to get my brain to catch up. >> steffy: yeah, thi i >>homa whado y sayzoe?

at just 22, zoe relief. atjust 22, zoe wilson already has over 100 senior caps. in the build—up to an olympic games training has to go alongside work, for a survey that means spending time at ballyclare high school, where she gained her own education in hockey. she is back training to be a teacher but when she walked these holes as a people the ireland team she looked up people the ireland team she looked up to was not reaching the heights they are now. something has changed within irish hockey but what is it? i suppose when i was younger i was being coached by a male hockey players and ex male hockey players which was brilliant and gave me good insight but as i got older more female role models came on board and i was coached by sherry mccabe. after i finished one of her camps and said to my mum, i want to be a hockey player. funding is hugely important, two months away from the world cup in 2018 ireland did not have a sponsor, it took just 2018 ireland did not have a sponsor, it tookjust one to come on board to make a big difference. they've been crucial in all

skipping down lovers lane hand-in-hand with zoe?> ridge: yeah, it's what he wants. >> steffy: and you believe that? >> ridge: yes. what's that face, you don't? >> steffy: [ sighs ] you know, i want to support him, i do, but...i guess we'll se

he kissed zoe right in front of douglas, and it made douglas upset.homas was trying to do that. >> ridge: what are they supposed to do? they're dating. of course they're gonna be kissing.comehoing to do the right thing. he's doing exactly what you asked him to do. so why can't you forgive him? ♪ >> liam: ah! thought i'd find you back here.

zoe. instead, he put on a show to celebrate her birthday so that people could witness how "devoted" he really is to her. >> ridge: you know, if this weren't so sad, it could almost be funny. now my son can't even throw a birthday party for his new girlfriend 'cause you're gonna be suspicious? what is it? what, he's moved on from hope. he's not threatening anybody. why can't you accept that? ♪ >> zoe: thank you for a wonderful birthday. >> thomas: i wanted everyone to

take zoe, who will qualify as a nurse later this year.y amaya live at her mum‘s place and she‘s desperate for a home of their own. but even renting an average two bed would give her no chance to save. there‘s just nothing out there really in the affordability range for me and my little girl right now. so you‘re stuck with your mum? yeah, for now. yeah. prices have moved forward, more people have moved into the area. the west midlands mayor, conservative andy street, thinks the government definition of an affordable home doesn‘t help people like zoe. so welcome to the show home here in wolverhampton. so he‘s convinced local councils to support a new version, based not on prices but incomes. we're proud that we're the first region of the country that has actually got on and changed that definition so it is related to incomes of key workers, and i hope it's exactly what the role of a conservative mayor is. this will be a great contribution to the national debate to get people to think, well, maybe they are onto something there. affordable in

thank you for that update, zoe kleinman.00. there are now more than 42,000 confirmed cases across china, and there are continued concerns about the virus‘s international spread. rich preston reports. it's beenjust over a month since the discovery of the virus, now officially known as covid—19. since then it's killed over 1100 people, surpassing the number killed by the sars virus in the early 2000s. that virus, of the same family as this latest strain, killed 774 people. tens of thousands of cases have been reported around the world. in china, streets remained deserted and buildings closed. elsewhere in the region, travel bans have been implemented and in japan, over 170 people on board a cruise ship docked in yokohama have tested positive for the virus. more than 3500 are on board, unable to leave. in wuhan, where the virus started, the first of several coronavirus patients have been released from hospital. the concern is now for those countries without the infrastructure and control of wealthier nations. i have a great con

wow, he has now been in court and he has been convicted. —— zoe. how do you react?. i have run the gamut of emotions. i am lighter. i have run the gamut of emotions. iam pretty lighter. i have run the gamut of emotions. i am pretty exhausted. lighter. i have run the gamut of emotions. iam pretty exhausted. it has been a really awesome day and this is a landmark verdict. she will assault victims all over the world. this is a game changer. —— for sexual assault victims. while it is not a complete slam dunk, we should all be celebrating. it was a complicated case and a difficult case for all the women to go through, testifying against him, being accused of lying and seeking money. it was noted again and again that they had a complex relationship with him and a maintained contact with him and a maintained contact with him and a maintained contact with him after the alleged assaults. did you expect the outcome to be what it was when it finally came through? no, i didn't. iwas absolutely prepared for the worse but not necessarily because of the case. it was an extremely h

zoe spends more than a third of her pay on rent in london.o a home of her own, but that's a distant prospect. i can't do things like buying a car, which i would really like to. i can't move out, i have to still be in a flat share. i also keep getting evicted through no fault of my own, and each time that's cost me over £1000. so every time i have saved money that i could put towards a deposit, it's gone. in a poll of more than 2000 for the affordable housing commission, 13% of adults say their mental health was affected. of those in unaffordable housing, costing more than a third of income, like zoe's, a quarter said they were affected. and she's one of them. it makes me feel really anxious, it made me very depressed. it made it really difficult to look for work, because i had so much of my mental time worrying about where i was going to live. you can't really present yourself best in an interview if you're sleeping on a friend's sofa and you're really worried you're going to be homeless. what's behind the worry is a shortage. we've built mor

and zoe being the baddie too sometimes tony for example . there is still many roles and many genres that neo's van never would like to try out he's only at the start of what promises to be a long and successful career. so we'll be keeping an eye on him well much of what we throw away be it leaves from raking in the garden or feathers or even egg shells from the chicken coop has an innate beauty if you look at it closely enough and in times of dwindling resources one swiss based design company has cleverly capitalized on that kind of waste for the luxury market. during the surfaces natural resources that would otherwise it's waste. that's the idea behind where the company supplies designers around the world. they couldn't turn founded nature squared 20 years ago surfaces can be made from all kinds of. it could be could be real it could be. feathers. it's anything that's incredibly humble that you have to look at with new eyes and transform use your imagination and transform it into you know something that hasn't been thought about before. the

dina: welcome to zoe's.licious... lemonis: that was really good. -dina: yeah. lemonis: ...but the business is in meltdown. zoe: the last couple years, it's just been declining, and i can't figure out why. lemonis: though the owners, three siblings, have made great sacrifices, they've failed to properly market their product... sean: our initial reaction was that we didn't know how it connected to you. zoe: what's the story to this, that we're greek? lemonis: ...and they're resistant to even the smallest change. petros: we don't want to be mainstream and do what everyone else is doing. that's how we've gotten to 18 awesome chocolate pieces.

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the para—powerlifting world cup starts in manchester tomorrow, britain's zoe newson, who won bronze ine making a push for paralympic qualification. for the last 12 months she's been juggling the pressures of being a mum and an elite athlete kate grey reports. forfoot for foot two, he forfoot two, he is for foot two, he is to click night and his six foot two. paralympic power lifter is used to overcoming challenges but nothing could prepare herfor the challenges but nothing could prepare her for the challenge of becoming a mum. it was a shock but i find it i was pregnant and does like, that is my career over and stuff like that. it was hard, especially when i gave birth to him because it was two months early and he was like normal size and becoming too big for me and my stomach and he weighed about £6 and he was first i went full, it was very very big. luckily, she was surrounded by supportive family, don't you know when you're all it a happy healthy boy. so he has been to get back training which is usually done and her dad's converted garden shed. competing in the paralympic games? try

from san francisco, the bbc‘s technology reporter zoe thomas has more.y bat soup, cured by garlic, and cases as far away as fargo, north da kota, far away as fargo, north dakota, these are some of the lies about coronavirus that have spread on social media. the world health organization has referred to it as an infodemic. tens of thousands of people have been affected by the coronavirus outbreak. the who says false information is making that situation worse. andrew patterson travelled to silicon valley to ask tech giants for their help tackling the crisis. actually, the spread of misinformation and false information about the virus itself has spread faster than the virus, and has got into more people's lives and infected more people. companies including google, facebook and air b&b will meet with him to hear what additional steps the who would like them to take. hear what additional steps the who would like them to takelj think what would be very exciting is to see this emergency changed into a long—term, sustainable model where we can have responsible c

but the us move is far less stringent than originally planned — as zoe thomas reports from san franciscoion of the all—out man that president trump called for last year. the ban covers plenty of kid friendly flavours like mango and candy cot that makes fairy floss that it does not cover a ll fairy floss that it does not cover all sorts of vaporisers and cigarettes. vaporises with prefilled pods likejuul are on the list. but juul dropped prefilled pods likejuul are on the list. butjuul dropped most of its flavours in november last year and health officials say the ban is too little too late for young people who have become addicted to nicotine because of vaping. a study found that more than one in four teenagers had used in e—cigarette within 30 days of the survey. even this pared down version is not good new for makers of these cigarettes. restrictions will make it harder to develop new products and of may, manufacturers will need permission from regulators if they want to sell in the us. that means the days of unregulated growth in the sector have gone proof.. let's go to australia now

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zoe spends more than a third of her pay on rent in london.wn, but that's a distant prospect. i can't do things like buying a car, which i would like to. i can't move out. i have to still be in a flat share. i also keep getting evicted through no fault of my own, and each time that has cost me over £1000. so every time i have saved money that i could put towards a deposit, it's gone. in a poll of more than 2000 for the affordable housing commission, 13% of adults say their mental health was affected. of those in unaffordable housing, costing more than a third of income, like zoe's, a quarter said they were affected, and she's one of them. it makes me feel really anxious. it made me very depressed. it made it really difficult to look for work because i had so much of my mental time worrying about where i was going to live. you can't really present yourself best in an interview if you are sleeping on a friend's sofa and you are really worried you are going to be homeless. what's behind the worry is a shortage. we've built more than a million few

joining me now is one of the house impeachment managers, democratic congresswoman zoe lofgren.r being with us today. what was it like to be sitting in the chamber for the state of the union address, the very chamber where several weeks ago you impeached the president of the united states? >> well, it was a very long speech, and it was disappointing in a lot of ways. it was more campaign speech. it was very divisive in a lot of ways. you know, there were some points, i mean, everybody loves a soldier coming back to be reunited with his family or a 100-year-old tuskegee airman. who could not like that? but the policy stuff was really, number one, false, and really designed to be further divisive in the country which is not really what we need. >> you keep using the word divisive. what message does it send when the house speaker, your fellow california member of congress nancy pelosi, rips up a copy of the speech? what message does that send? >> well, i don't know what was in her mind. there was a lie on every page so, you know, maybe it could have been worse. but i do think that

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he goes the other way. >> you heard zoe lofgren make this point. nothing that says we can't have impeachment in an election year. that's not what the founders said. quite the opposite. we are doing this because it's related to an election. now, that being said, we talked a bit today about the clinton impeachment. you know, any side whose president is under attack is going to make the argument this is the capital punishment of the constitution and that, in fact, we have a remedy and it's called letting the voters decide. that's been a staple in all impeachment arguments that we've had in american history. what i found particularly notable about the president's defense team's argument today was just an incredible circularity of what they were saying, which is basically, well, the president did nothing wrong but we won't let you see any evidence and there wasn't enough in evidence the house. it was dizzying. i can't imagine senators found it persuasive. but when you have the votes, you don't have to be persuasive. >> you have the votes but you sometim

>> steffy: maybe to debut his relationship with zoe?hat, you ever consider he might actually have genuine feelings for her? >> liam: >> steffy:, trust me, i would love to consider that. i'm just--i'm just positive he's up to something. ♪

>> reporter: his mom zoe is finishing maternity leave, and when she returns to her custodial job, she'llt for one day care bill, but two. >> there are sometimes that i feel like i have to rob peter to pay paul. it is really, really hard when it comes to paying rent, paying utilities, paying myself and paying a car. >> reporter: stephanie jule is also a single mom. she gets assistance from the state, but fears losing it again. >> i had gotten a $1 raise at work. but with that dollar raise, i ended up not qualifying for child care assistance at all, and the bill went up to $1500 a month. and just -- that was more than my mortgage payment. >> reporter: united way's dee anne cook says it illustrates illinois's child care. it's estimated a family of three would have to make less than $31,000 to qualify. >> iowa's program has one of the very lowest entry points. so people who really don't have enough to make ends meet are still not able to get on child care assistance. >> reporter: the issue has galvanized iowa's legislature and the presidential candidates. >> it makes no sense for child care

zoe will be the lead and it has love and music. out now on hulu.ear. out now on hulu then "outlander" season 5, pretty phenomenal, guess what, if you were a huge fan and subscriber to starz, you got a preview friday but the official premiere is this sunday for "outlander," season 5, so lots of great things. >> set for the weekend. that was tv. talk to me about music. we have some familiar faces. >> yes, we certainly do. i'm so excited about the music. katy perry, i want you to binge the so young hunk lionel richie and, of course, luke bryan, i'll dance with him in my country boots any time. guy, does this trio look familiar to you in any way, shape or form? >> it should. >> hello. hello again. >> belt it out in your bathtub. "hello," lionel. sing a soundtrack at your local karaoke bar or dance on the ceiling, what i'm talking about. he's timeless. >> anything katy perry. >> 100%. "american idol," of course, is going to premiere, the brand-new season, you guys, on abc this sunday, 8:00 p.m. eastern. it's very exciting. i mean what a good-looking gro

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>> reporter: zoe miranda has a four-year-old and a newborn.n her maternity leave ends she'll face two daycare bills totaling $1,700 a month. >> i have to rob peter to pay paul. it is really, really hard when it comes to paying rent, paying utilities, paying my cell phone, paying a car. >> it's stressful. >> reporter: stephanie jewell is a single mom of three and fears losing her child care assistance if she gets a raise. >> i already know that i have to prepare for that time when i'm going to have to start paying for it completely out of pocket. >> reporter: in iowa, it's not just an issue of affordable child care that has parents concerned, but also access. the state has lost 40% of its providers in the last five years. about a quarter of iowans now live in what are called "child care deserts." manufacturer vermeers had to start its own daycare facility. vermeers human resources vice president: >> it's got to come with some expense. >> it does. it's an investment that we know, you know, not every company is ready to make, but we have seen an

congresswoman zoe lofgren who has been serving as an impeachment manager in the trial. she says it's pretty unlikely. the senate will remove trump from office take a listen. >>i think it's probably unlikely. 2.30 senate will vote to convict. we didn't play out our case here wrapping up afternoon. i think the case we made was a compelling one. we'll to what happened factually as well that's what the constitution means a number of the has said that to so the question is what is the senate going make of and what is the president going make of it if you if you, is basically blessed by the i expect he will engage in for the misconduct in knots. not a good >>this interview first ran on our 24 7 streaming news service kron on make sure to download the app to watch the full interview today. >>happening tomorrow president trump set to give his annual state of the union address tuesday night in the speech were does president trump will focus on prosperity and issues affecting america's working families. a senior administration official told reporters president trump's remarks wil

zoe spends more than a third of her pay on rent in london.ome of her own, but that's a distant prospect. i can't do things like buying a car, which i would like to. i can't move out. i have to still be in a flat share. i also keep getting evicted through no fault of my own, and each time that has cost me over £1000. so every time i have saved money that i could put towards a deposit, it's gone. in a poll of more than 2000 for the affordable housing commission, 13% of adults say their mental health was affected. of those in unaffordable housing, costing more than a third of income, like zoe's, a quarter said they were affected, and she's one of them. it makes me feel really anxious. it made me very depressed. it made it really difficult to look for work because i had so much of my mental time worrying about where i was going to live. you can't really present yourself best in an interview if you are sleeping on a friend's sofa and you are really worried you are going to be homeless. what's behind the worry is a shortage. we've built more than a

zoe spends more than a third of her pay on rent in london. do things like buying a car, which i would really like to. i can't move out, i have to still be in a flat share. i also keep getting evicted through no fault of my own, and each time that's cost me over £1000. so every time i have saved money that i could put towards a deposit, it's gone. in a poll of more than 2000 for the affordable housing commission, 13% of adults say their mental health was affected. of those in unaffordable housing, costing more than a third of income, like zoe's, a quarter said they were affected. and she's one of them. it makes me feel really anxious, it made me very depressed. it made it really difficult to look for work, because i had so much of my mental time worrying about where i was going to live. you can't really present yourself best in an interview if you're sleeping on a friend's sofa and you're really worried you're going to be homeless. what's behind the worry is a shortage. we've built more than a million fewer houses than we should have done in r

this wide approach has been supported in the past by zoe lofgren, by joe biden, by our own colleagues senator menendez who feared it would become a routine tool. these leaders had good company. in federalist number 65, alexander hamilton warned of the danger that the decision to impeach woulding regulated more been i combative strength of the parties than by the real demonstrations of innocence or guilt. many of our democratic friends who once sided with hamilton have apparently changed their minds. they also reversed thements on the urgency of doing so. a rather sudden and abrupt change of heart on that question. house advocates of impeachment have argued that president trump is willing to cheat in the ongoing election, amounting to such an imminent threat to our democracy that he must be removed at once unless he's out of office and out quickly, they assert, we cannot have any confidence that the 2020 election results will be trustworthy. i ask, madam president, does any senator really believe that? that america could not have a fair election if donald trump is in the white house? b

i'm reading a tweet from zoe ball, the radio two dj who herself has been on strictly come dancing andm that, so would have known caroline flack through that. she said: an actress from derry girls has tweeted, "i met caroline flack last summer, she was tweeted, "i met caroline flack last summer, she was so tweeted, "i met caroline flack last summer, she was so sweet and genuine and couldn't have been kinder to me. she did not deserve this, it is absolutely devastating, all my love to herfamily absolutely devastating, all my love to her family and friends." those tweets are typical of many we are seeing, aren't they? yeah, so many people, as you would expect, i think we re people, as you would expect, i think were shocked really, that at the age of 48 hugely popular presenter caroline flack has been found dead. —— the age of 40. eamon holmes, the television presenter, has said caroline flack, dear god, shocked beyond belief, may she have found peace. the bbc breakfast presenter dan walker among other people paying tribute to caroline flack. he said "awful news about caroline flack, we r

a post impeachment world in which donald trump has been acquitted funnyman miles jobrani and sarah zoe author of a simple guide to the crimes of the trauma campaign both on this with. the politicking on larry king donald trump has been acquitted in his senate impeachment trial and now all eyes turn to 2020 in the race for the white house we'll get a legal read on the acquittal later in the program but 1st mazzeo brahmi actor comedian host of the podcast back to school with mazzeo bronnie and co sharing in a new movie a simple wedding he joins me here in studio to talk about the post impeachment era we are now living in as what do you make of wallace well larry i just keep sick i'm a shaking my head since since he got elected i done nothing makes sense to me i mean the thing is we knew going into it that it was going to be acquitted but but once you go once you actually experience it it hurts still with all the evidence well the evidence and the fact that they would want to hear evidence i don't care if you're republican democrat what have you when job.

is according to the hill newspaper, now the safeguarding americas private records act which you and zoe lofgren are introducings it would reform 215 of the patriot act and addresses problems identified by the inspector general and exposes transparency and closes loopholes. could you dig a little bit more into what you're talking about here? >> it would reauthorize roving wire taps and that is the ways that we're reintroducing a bill that just reauthorityizes wire taps and it can't move the 215 record and anything else. when you look at the 215 record for example, let's take the lone wolf, they say under testimony they have never used it and what collection would you do on a lone wolf that has no coordination with anyone. that's why they have never used it. so in theory you could have a lone actor that's going to come do some harm in america but if they were completely alone and who would they be coordinating with, right? so under oath, they said they never abused that provision. now you go to like the call records for example, and they have said they are no longer doing the call trackin

. >> reporter: south bay congresswoman zoe lofgren appealed for a subpoena for thousands of do you means. >> i think its a cover up purchase the new york times is reporting that president donald trump asked john bow bow to help him pressure ukraine into investigating his political opponents, john bow bow agreed to testify. >> you cannot show up the day of trial and say we are not ready. we did not subpoena john bow, john bolton. >> without those witnesses, the articles fail. >> reporter: what is next looks like this, the senators have imreed to hold closing arguments monday and the final vote on impeachment appears set for wednesday one day after the state of the eup but the vote is a foregone conclusion against impeachment. >> the question is about this final vote because we know it's coming wednesday. >> for more on this we are joined by joel paul, a professor at uc hastings college of law. this whole issue of whether or not to allow witnesses hinged on these four republican senators thought to be on the fence, why do you think that the democrats were not able to convince them that it

i have to say i'm not a big fan of zoe loughrin. >> we have seen the abuse.a big education we have, how fisa is abused with spying on its own people. clearly it needs to go. we rebuild it with what we need to have in minds is what just occurred to us. lou: kimberly, your thoughts? >> i think it's important to make a distinction. why do we have surveillance tools? to allow hard-working individuals to protect us against terrorist threats. why don't we have these tools in we don't have them so corrupt actors can use them to snoop on political campaigns. to the extent we are talking about a fisa surveillance reform, it has to be aimed at prohibiting that kind of behavior and punishing those who recklessly or politically motivated misuse these tools. they are work to undermine our intelligence professionals. lou: you don't reauthorize. this is just crazy. both parties trying to gift a bumps rush after what this president and this nation as gone through for 3 1/years is outrageous -- 3 1/2 years. is outrageous. thanks for being with us. good night from new york. tr

. >> reporter: padilla was joined by congresswoman zoe lofgren. students will be able to vote here and have access to election information. >> when you have spaces like this, like you said, there's no excuse. just waltz on over. you're on your way to the library to study anyway, stop in, vote, do your thing. >> reporter: since he took office, the secretary of state said he's visited more than 85 schools trying to show young voters the kind of power they can have. election day is on march 3rd, but this year you can register to vote on election day, and your vote will still count. in san jose, i'm damian trujillo nbc bay area news. >>> thank you, damian. now, our website is a great resource for election information. in fact, we've posted a voter guide highlighting the issues in every single continue. if you want to check it out, go to nbcbayarea.com/electionguide. >>> making progress, that's the update from santa clara county where when it comes to keeping people from becoming homeless, county leaders, sacred heart and an organization called destina