, marcia, marcia! >> reporter: the show itself ahead of its time. >> i think "the brady bunch" was the first blended family on television. we were the first couple to sleep in the same bed, to actually let people know how you get six children. >> reporter: some other things you might not know about tv's favorite family. in 117 episodes it never once rained or snowed outside the infamous brady house at 4222 clinton way. >> hey, you guys. my nose! >> reporter: similarly, despite all the cooking she did on the show, we never saw alice eat in any episode. bobby brady aka mike lookinland had to dye his hair to match the other cast members. his natural hair, strawberry blond. and if you've heard any rumors about on-set romances -- >> did maureen mccormick, or marcia brady and i date, were we an item? yes, we did. definitely. in fact, i was her first kiss. >> go steady? >> go steady. >> steady there, mrs. brady. >> reporter: most recently all six brady bunch kids reuniting for a very brady renovation on hgtv.

>> marcia, marcia, marcia. >> she lives for facebook. are you kidding? >> so what brady sibling is most likely to be the most active on twitter. >> it's a tie. >> greg's gonna be famous. >> who is the least tech savvy? >> cindy. >> she still can't turn on a computer. >> that would be really neat. >> tonight on a "very brady renovation" they're working on the office. >> we had the chance to recreate this iconic moment in the office between mike and carol. come on now. >> so good. >> coming up nick jonas turns 27 today. 2nd half. this morning tightening up for it with one of back off with. when we eliminate the mistakes. i didn't see them back off at all feel like that was doing the same place. i mean if you look at the film they really score too big. you know touchdowns off miscommunication maybe you really look at the film there's other than a few plays when a you know beat us. what was man coverage a you know on a so once a conservative when take nothing away from >>> travel consideration provides provided by -- >>> celebrating an "e.t." birthday today

>> marcia, marcia, marcia. >> she lives for facebook. are you kidding? >> so what brady sibling is most likely to be the most active on twitter. >> it's a tie. >> who is the least tech savvy? >> cindy. >> she still can't turn on a computer. >> that would be really neat. >> tonight on a brady renovation" they're working on the office. >> we had the chance to recreate this iconic moment in the office between mike and carol. come on now. >> so good. >> coming up nick jonas turns 27 >> so good. >> coming up nick jonas turns 27 today. my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo, comes with... 100% beef and hickory smoked bacon, plus fries and a drink all for just the change in your couch. i found the remote! try my new $4.99 blt cheeseburger combo. with pronamel repair toothpaste, more minerals enter deep into the enamel's surface. you have an opportunity to repair what's already been damaged-it's amazing. you have an opportunity to repair what's already been the city with the most millennials living at home. we all live together here. our . we hear a lot about mille

have allowed him out on bail while his appeal against that is heard the contrast to what happened to marcia couldn't be more stark somebody convicted and absconded marcia who's been under investigation this has been hanging over her head and since 2012 she's been actively pursued by the authorities since 2015 so much so that she's been on bail when she was on bail and her american green card expired she wasn't able to go and go to the states because she only and the bail conditions are like there are accuser and yet she was then detained for 472 days since november 27th 17 until just this june while he has been treated completely different is very arbitrary it's basically a personal problem with spiraled out of control why would they want to pick on her the greater judicial system or is it the kuwaiti authorities we believe that there is. in a sense this is bizarre why is this happening i haven't even told you that the same time this you you mentioned about these the sky idea that she them bears old she actually bought of a company brought civil proceedings in the kuwaiti court saying this

that the contrast to what happened to marsha couldn't be more stark somebody convicted and absconded marcia who's been under investigation this is been hanging overhead and since 2012 she's been actively pursued by the authorities since 2015 so much so that she's been on bail when she was on bail and her american green card expired she wasn't able to go and go to the states because she only and the bail conditions are like there are accuser and yet she was then detained for 472 days since november 27th 17 until just this june while he has been treated completely different is very arbitrary it's basically a personal problem with spiraled out of control why would they want to pick on her the greater judicial system or is it the greater authority is we believe that there is. in a sense this is bizarre why is this happening i haven't even told you that the same time this you you mentioned about these the sky idea that she them bears old she actually bought of a company brought civil proceedings in the kuwaiti court saying this money is due in owing and the quaids the civil code.

couldn't be more stark somebody convicted and absconded marcia who's been under investigation this is been hanging over her head and since 2012 she's been actively pursued by the authorities is 2015 so much so that she's been on bail when she was on bail and her american green card expired she wasn't able to go and go to the states because she only and the bail conditions are like there are accuser and yet she was then detained for 472 days since november 27th 17 until just this june while he has been treated completely different is very arbitrary it's basically a personal problem with spiraled out of control why would they want to pick on her the great judicial system.

that the contrast to what happened to marsha couldn't be more stark somebody convicted and absconded marcia who's been under investigation this is been hanging over her head and since 2012 she's been actively pursued by the authorities since 2015 so much so that she's been on bail when she was on bail and her american green card expired she wasn't able to go and go to the states because she only and the bail conditions are like there are accuser and yet she was then detained for 472 days since november 27th 17 until just this june while he has been treated completely different is very arbitrary it's basically a personal problem with spiraled out of control why would they want to pick on her the greater judicial system or is it the greater authority is we believe that there is. in a sense this is bizarre why is this happening i haven't even told you that the same time this you you mentioned about these the sky idea that she them besought she actually bought of a company brought civil proceedings in the kuwaiti court saying this money is jew and owing and the quaids the civil courts both at 1

that the contrast to what happened to marsha couldn't be more stark somebody convicted and absconded marcia who's been under investigation this is been hanging over her head and since 2012 she's been actively pursued by the authorities since 2015 so much so that she's been on bail when she was on bail and her american green card expired she wasn't able to go and go to the states because she only and the bail conditions are like there are accuser and yet she was then detained for 472 days since november 27th 17 until just this june while he has been treated completely different is very arbitrary it's basically a personal problem with spiraled out of control why would they want to pick on her the greater judicial system or is it the greater authority is we believe that there is. in a sense this is bizarre why is this happening i haven't even told you that the same time this you you mentioned about these this guy i did it she didn't besought she actually bought of a company brought civil proceedings in the kuwaiti court saying this money is due in owing and the quaids the civil courts both at

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marcia, the microphone on "the carol james show," is yours. >> ladies and gentlemen, for the first time on the air in the united states, here are the beatles singing "i want to hold your hand." ♪ oh, yeah, i'll tell you something ♪ ♪ i think you'll understand >> that song really started to take off. it was impossible to anticipate how much that momentum would continue. ♪ i want to hold your hand >> hi, everybody all over america. this is the wabc party go go, whoo! ♪ i want to hold your hand >> that song was absolutely contagious, and i think the teenager found a voice. ♪ i can't hide >> here's what's happening, baby. the beatles! ♪ yeah, you got that something >> there was a moment where you just heard, this is our music now. it was like hearing the future. ♪ i wanna hold your hand >> but i have to ask how you first found out about them. >> when i first heard about the beatles, it was at london airport, with an enormous crowd of kids gathered around. sylvia and i asked them what was going on, and they said the beatles were here. we didn't even know who the beatles were.

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marcia, thanks for being here. first off, these types of weather briefings -- and we are and we were on that day in particular in a situation where it looked like this could be dramatic, life-threatening, and in fact it still does remain that. wouldn't this typically be pretty straightforward action-focused? what do you make of the fact that an official government map was altered and shown? >> we have to be able to believe our president, especially in times of national emergencies. and this is an emergency for those people who will be affected. and, look, fema officials and the acting dhs secretary, who happened to be sitting right next to the president at the time, i cannot imagine what is going through their head when they are seeing these altered revisions. this isn't like a football play where you can map out what you're going to do. these are scientific predictions over whether a storm is going to affect you or not. so we need to be able to listen to our president and believe what he is saying, and unfortunate

marcia, who was also at woodstock. she is joining us from vermont. you get the last word on this, so what do you remember? >> oh my goodness, good morning. almost everything. almost everything. we came up with college friends from newton, mass., and we had to leave our car and walk and we came in early, so they took our tickets. i had gone down, close to the stage to film, because i brought, for the four days, seven rolls of film. movie film. they had left off the next morning, because of the rain. i didn't know that they had left. i stayed on and i didn't have shoes for four days, just my camera bag. i do remember most, most of the music, but most of all, it was the love and the caring and the sharing. and there wasn't any hassle in the midst of a huge, huge crowd. >> i'm going to stop you there, because we are short on time, but thank you to all of those who weighed in on their memories of woodstock. david farber, from marcia's story and others, what have you heard in the last hour? >> i think what is so powerful in listening to these people, remem

host: marcia in chicago. caller: yeah, hi. i wanted to get in on this. i am an african american woman who voted for trump very probably. -- very proudly. also my daughter. now i am noticing there are more people -- i was in church last sunday, and there were lots of black people, women, who are voting for trump. they are turning away from the democratic party because they have been losing ground. i wonder if you have any perspective on that? thank you. guest: thanks for the call. it is an interesting anecdote and we will have to see if that indeed plays out. it has not been apparent in any of the polling or any of the election results to date, but we will see. every election is another test, and we will see if that indeed is a shift. host: what we're talking about, it made the front page of the washington times. ooks for fresh faces, focusing on young kim, looking for a rematch of a race , andarrowly lost last year if she wins, she will become the first korean-american republican in congress, who will be a valuable voice as the party seeks to reclaim ter

that the contrast to what happened to marsha couldn't be more stark somebody convicted and absconded marcia who's been under investigation this is been hanging over her head and since 2012 she's been actively pursued by the authorities since 2015 so much so that she's been on bail when she was on bail of her.

. >> reporter: marcia russell-grant, who evacuated ahead of the storm, is trying to get home. what do you expect to see? >> i expect to see total devastation, but we see some walls of our house still up. so we're hoping that there's something we can salvage. >> reporter: we then came across hiis equinor oil complex, also battered by the hurricane.s the structures, and on those structures, the domes were completely removed by hurricane dorian, oil all around us, and the smell is pungent. in a statement to cbs news, equinor oil says it is safeguarding the environment and veas not identified any oil on beaches and has not observed leakage of oil from its terminal to the sea." now, a security official here checked our press credentials and said we're free to walk around inside, but that we do so at our own risk. the widespread contamination is evident, and it's just one more aspect of recovery for the bahamian government to address. reena. >> ninan: errol barnett in grand bahama, thank you, errol. new provocations from iran today. a government spokesman revealed that iran can now

of president yee, for the late lawrence joseph fonk and on behalf of supervisor brown for the late marcia marcela harvey. >> president yee: colleagues that is the end of our agenda. madam clerk, any other further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president yee: okay, thank you. we are adjourned. (♪) >> san francisco and oakland are challenging each other in a battle for the bay. >> two cities. >> one bay. >> san francisco versus oakland. are you ready to get in on the action? >> i'm london breed. >> and i am oakland mayor libby schaff. >> who will have the cleanest city? >> we will protect our bay by making our neighborhoods shine. >> join us on september 21st as a battle for the bay. >> which city has more volunteer spirit? which city can clean more neighborhoods? the city with the most volunteers wins. sign-up to be a bay protector and a neighborhood cleaner. go to battle fo >> hello, everyone. welcome to the bayview bistro. [cheers and applause] i am san francisco mayor london breed, and i have to tell you, first of all, when it is hot in s

thing that happened just the other week because i mentioned that marcia has not been able to push her case and she has a very good. support from including the former f.b.i. head who has looked at the evidence against and we've produced a report when he produced that reports to the court the judge came out with the extraordinary question of him which was who played you in the channel 4 series homeland i was in the kuwaiti court that was in the kuwaiti court because it was 4 of louie louie freeh ok what was the point of the un arbitration working committee because as you know well they've criticized british authorities this came i think even before the un special rapporteur on torture accused the british government of involving torture julian a search for under wiki leaks if the british authorities don't appear to much about findings on arbitrary detention when it comes to the most famous publisher in the world what do you begin to think about your glimpse if you will i'm well of the great government thing of course you know the un working groups the un special rapporteur don't have any

there was this half a $1000000000.00 in a dubai account that was and now it was true in the sense that marcia headed an investment firm and she made some investments including from that the. weighty port authority is part of that fund and those investments were indeed successful particularly one that she did in the philippines as a result of which the money was to distribute investors is was transferred into an account and dubai when extraordinary the attorney general kuwait asked the dubai court to freeze that money so that's why the money wasn't paid out it was because the kuwait prosecution authorities froze it eventually thanks to the efforts of our american colleagues it was unfrozen and the kuwaiti port authorities received at least 4 times their investment back from that fund so that was just a nonsense in relation to the forged documents extraordinary thing about that is this claim 1st started because a disgruntled employee who just sacked went to the authorities complaining about her subsequently an auditor audited the books of the kuwaiti port authority and produced 2 documents whic

petty officer first-class marcia d rochford, united states navy. martha m reske. todd h ruben. cecelia lawson richard. edward v rallinhorse. judy rowley. sergeant major robert e russell, united states army retired. chief lawrence officer william r ruth, united states army reserve. charles e sabin senior. marjorie c salamone. john p sanmartino. colonel david m scales, united states army. commander robert a slago, united states navy. janice m scott. lieutenant colonel michael l sells, united states army retired. marion h serva. commander dan f shanower, united states navy. antoinette m sherman. diane m simmons. and her husband george w simmons. donald d simmons. cheryl d sincock. chief greg h smallwood, united states navy. lieutenant colonel gary f smith, united states army retired. mary ray solberg. robert spies meant. patricia j stotts. edna l stevens. norma lang sterling. sergeant major marielle strickland, united states army. hilda e taylor. lieutenant colonel kipp p taylor, united states army. leonard taylor. sandra c taylor. sandra d thieg. lieutenant carl w tipi, united st

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. >> so marcia albert of dublin driver of silver spring has an honorer of presenting something new. marcia, the carol james show is yours. >> ladies and gentlemen frrks the first time in the united states are the beatles sipging "i want to hold your hand ♪ ♪ i want to tell you something >> it was impossible to anticipate how much that momentum would continue. ♪ hold your hand >> thats sauchk was contagious and i think the teenagerer found a voice. >> here's what's happening, baby. the beatles. ♪ yeah you >> there was a moment where this is our music. like hearing the future. ♪ i want to hold your hand >> we first found out about the beatles in the airport. an enormous crowd of kids i never heard of them and then that night i booked them for $10,000. >> for four white guys that were british the crowd of everywhere was unbelievable. >> the beatles are a burn of guys from liverpool. people in london would have looked down at liverpool. it was a poor town and poor towns become places where all kinds of contraband gets exchanged and one of them at that point was great music. th

. >> thank you marcia, for your contributions to the western edition community and to san francisco. the rest i submit. >> thank you supervisor brown. supervisor fewer. >> thank you. >> supervisor haney. >> supervisor haney: thank you, madam clerk. colleagues, you all know, the treasure island development broke ground this year and will transform the island with over 8,000 units of new housing. the project has been in the works for decades and in 2011, a development and disposition agreement or d.d.a. was signed outlining the development framework and transition plans for lease holders. as part of that plan, over the next 15 years now, all of the over 1800 residents of the island will be moving out of their current homes. at my first town hall with the residents of treasure island and in many of the conversations that i've had since then, i've heard the same message. significant anxiety about the pending development, concern about where they will live when they are required to leave and questions about the guarantees that residents have. when the d.d.a. was signed, residents were gro

of president yee, for the late lawrence joseph fonk and on behalf of supervisor brown for the late marcia marcela harvey. >> president yee: colleagues that is the end of our agenda. madam clerk, any other further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president yee: okay, thank you. we are adjourned. (♪) >> san francisco and oakland are challenging each other in a battle for the bay. >> two cities. >> one bay. >> san francisco versus oakland. are you ready to get in on the action? >> i'm london breed. >> and i am oakland mayor libby schaff. >> who will have the cleanest city? >> we will protect our bay by making our neighborhoods shine. >> join us on september 21st as a battle for the bay. >> which city has more volunteer spirit? which city can clean more neighborhoods? the city with the most volunteers wins. sign-up to be a bay protector and a neighborhood cleaner. go to battle fofofofofofofofofo. san francisco department of environment is a place where climate hits the street. we know that we don't have all the answers. we need to support our loc

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of president yee, for the late lawrence joseph fonk and on behalf of supervisor brown for the late marcia marcela harvey. >> president yee: colleagues that is the end of our agenda. madam clerk, any other further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president yee: okay, thank you. we are adjourned. (♪) >> this is the regular meeting of the board of education for the san francisco unified school district. it is september 10, 2019. [roll call] >> tonight, i would like to open this meeting in owner of carmichael, who said our grandfathers had to run, run, run. my generation is out of breath. we ain't running no more. section a, general information, number one, information for the public. number one, teleconference information for there is none tonight. number one approval of board minutes. the approval of minutes for the meeting for august 27, 2019. can i have a motion to second? >> so moved. >> speaker cards for the regular agenda, roll call. [roll call] >> speaker cards for the regular agenda and closed session unnecessary if you wish to address t

we were in the home of angel and marcia cruz. we slept on mattresses that had been up against the window kate to save their children, arian a and channing. they couldn't be more lovely. they started to cook up food in the refrigerator. that's what we do, trying to get through day-to-day. now the shock is setting in and people on the island are looking around. kate, we've seen boats turned absolutely upside down. we were showing video we had shot with our drone. they didn't recognize their own streets. they did not recognize their own streets. they were pointing out to us things that were flipped over. pieces of homes and boats that were just meters away from where they should have been. again, trying to comprehend where they go from here. they're all coming together. they have golf carts on that island. they are all trying to help each other out. yesterday, we came in, some other helicopter flights got in. they got some people out that were the most vulnerable. they have food for about ten days, which is great. the grocery store

marcia, we were reunited last weekend. if you saw on my instagram, they gave me little sweatshirts for my son. pets in need, thank you for that. you guys are the best. i'm so happy to see you both and these cute little dogs, sam and romar. is it roamer because he roams the streets? no, it's romar. >> we're pretty sure they came from the same litter. this is sam. this is romar. >> look at that bow tie. >> they were -- they were adopted from a -- from a family at a very young age and then i guess the family lost housing or something happened and at 11, they were brought to our shelter. they are a bonded pair so they need to be adopted together which is a little bit harder to adopt out to a family. >> right. >> but sometimes people aren't willing to take on two at one time and then there's that sort of added, i don't know, stigma, maybe, that they're older. >> right. >> and people don't always want to adopt older dogs. >> i chased them as i was walking in today. they did not act like they were 11. >> they're older but they ha

of president yee, for the late lawrence joseph fonk and on behalf of supervisor brown for the late marcia marcela harvey. >> president yee: colleagues that is the end of our agenda. madam clerk, any other further business before us today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president yee: okay, thank you. we are adjourned. (♪) >> i went through a lot of struggles in my life, and i am blessed to be part of this. i am familiar with what people are going through to relate and empathy and compassion to their struggle so they can see i came out of the struggle, it gives them hope to come up and do something positive. ♪ ♪ i am a community ambassador. we work a lot with homeless, visitors, a lot of people in the area. >> what i like doing is posting up at hotspots to let people see visibility. they ask you questions, ask you directions, they might have a question about what services are available. checking in, you guys. >> wellness check. we walk by to see any individual, you know may be sitting on the sidewalk, we make sure they are okay, alive. you never know. somebody mi

i have some remarks from another member of the congressional black caucus, congresswoman marcia fudge, the chairperson of the subcommittee on nutrition oversight and department operations on the ag committee. she has asked, mr. speaker, madam speaker, over 40 states an territories use broad based cat gorical eligibility for broad based cat gorical eligibility to streamline the administration of snap and provide critical assistance to households receiving benefits and services through the temporary assistance for needy families block grant. bbce is proven to help millions working poor families, move toward financial security by easing the benefits cliff as their earnings increase. on july 24, 2019, usda proposed a rule to restrict the use of bbce and eliminate snap benefits estimated 3.1 million lion americans. this includes children, working families, military veterans, disabled individuals, and our seniors. most shameful is the proposal to impact on hungry school age children. by usda's own estimates the new policy would take away direct access to flee school meals for at least 500,0

deputy assistant secretary of state for oceans and international environment and scientific affairs marcia bernie cat i had not heard of her before so clearly a snub i think by the trumpet ministration but many other leaders of the world will be here i'm outside the front of the united nations and they will see many of the exhibits set up here one of them is this classroom that's been set up now these bricks are made out of plastic it's been funded by unicef company in colombia has built these classrooms and taken them to cote d'ivoire i'm joined by and environmental campaigner from cote d'ivoire kiran yarrow thank you for joy. here all now just a year of 1st these classrooms 28 of them have been built in your country what's the reaction of students ok about this project very happy very. excited about going in new classrooms. plastic. so it's something new for them and have. do you think the environmental message is getting down to toward mary people certainly in your country where we are in the u.n. yes we're in a global headquarters but all single use plastic has been banned do you think

. >> tonight on the communicators, tennessee senator marcia blackburn, chair of the judiciary committee's technology task force on china's wuawei company in the u.s., antitrust issues and regulating big tech. >> some of these social media platforms that are beginning to distribute news and have a news feed, individuals want to see them actually have a news director. >> it tonight at 8:00 eastern o c-span2. >> now a senate banksing committee hearing to examine the banking challenges cannabis store owners and sellers face in states where marijuana has been legalized. lawmakers are conser

and a special thank you to marcia and angel cruz. i know they have relatives in florida. thank you so much. and what we saw there is what people are grappling with right now. of course, jake, they're thankful. they're thankful for being alive. but when you see the way they are living. they took all the food out of their refrigerator, they cooked it. that's all they really have. they have some more provisions in the grocery store. but they're wondering what comes next. their kids are supposed to start school. and it's things like that that this island is beginning to grapple with. and on this island, things are fairly under control. people are starting to worry about things like disease. they hear the death reports and say that will inevitably go up. and they are starting to worry about unrecovered bodies, things like cholera. so much to worry them at this place. and as they told us on the island, jake, they worry that they won't be able to return, at least not in the fashion that they were there now, living there full-time. >> paula newton in nassau in the bahamas, thank

before becoming assistant secretary of the treasury, marcia billingsley was managing director we put deloitte financial advisory services running his federal business intelligence services group. previously held a number of government positions including deputy on secretary of the navy, assistant secretary for investments, and special operations and low intensity conflict. when he also served as a senior staff member on the center forum for relations committee, holds degrees from dartmouth and london told missy a test. missing one is really one of the washington post best reporters. she comes from the pentagon, full range of military and in general. she worked as a core product sponsor lawyers where roles included deputy of chief and national security in us middle east correspondent. she's reported from egypt and libya in lebanon and afghanistan, mexico peru and chile and i'm sure i'm forgetting a number of countries. she's why house up from 2012 to 2013 and is the graduate of harvard kennedy school and georgetown university. now please everyone even warm welcome to assistant secreta

marcia is joining us from pennsylvania. could your top candidate? -- who is your top candidate? caller: good morning steve, always good to hear your voice and how you conduct the program. , mya lifelong democrat mother was a democratic committee lady. i used to stop and distribute the literature. my favorites are elizabeth , and sanders.ieg as a lifelong democrat, i would like to quote lloyd benson from the 80's when he was running mondale as viceale president. >> that would be 1988 with michael to caucus. caller: thank you. he's from texas and he made his fortune in insurance. he was asked by reporters during the campaign -- she was also a prominent big power in the senate -- he was also a prominent big power in the senate for many years. a reporter asked him a question relating to some kind of government funded program. and lloyd benson, the democrat, answer the question like this. europe reporter said, in they have this, this, this, this, free education, and people pay taxes for health insurance , if, ind benson said the united states, if the gave their citizens anything back

you >> all right, ylan thanks joining us to talk about today's tech hearing in congress is senator marcia blackburn she chairs the committee's bipartisan tech force. what's your overall sort of view of big tech right now, senator, seeing as how we're talking potential anti-trust concerns. do you think that there's -- where there's smoke that there's definitely some fire here? >> today's hearing is going to focus on competition and the need to keep that virtual space competitive. you were just discussing some of the work that's being done at control lab and what we do know is that with google you've got 50 different states attorney general who are looking and investigating them you've got eight that are working together tennessee included in an investigation to facebook. you put d.o.j. and ftc this and the health of the virtual space. we know it is important to exercise some preemptions so you are not looking at 50 different standards but you have a basic privacy standard same thing with breach notification and making certain that this is going to remain a competitive and innovative space.

host: marcia in chicago. caller: yeah, hi. i wanted to get in on this. i am an african american woman who voted for trump very probably. -- very proudly. also my daughter. now i am noticing there are more people -- i was in church last sunday, and there were lots of black people, women, who are voting for trump. they are turning away from the democratic party because they have been losing ground. i wonder if you have any perspective on that? thank you. guest: thanks for the call. it is an interesting anecdote and we will have to see if that indeed plays out. it has not been apparent in any of the polling or any of the election results to date, but we will see. every election is another test, and we will see if that indeed is a shift. host: what we're talking about, it made the front page of the washington times. ooks for fresh faces, focusing on young kim, looking for a rematch of a race , andarrowly lost last year if she wins, she will become the first korean-american republican in congress, who will be a valuable voice as the party seeks to reclaim ter

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