cindy: hi, marcus. lemonis: nice to meet you. cindy: i'm cindy. lemonis: i'm excited to see what you guys are working on. cindy: we are so happy to have you here. we're very excited. leani: cindy pinzon and leani posad are best friends. they think they've cooked up the next big thing in edible pot with their company, treat yourself. cindy: we make healthy edibles that happen to have cannabis in them. lemonis: vegan, gluten-free tarts -- very california. okay. so, can i open this? cindy: yeah! definitely. lemonis: okay. all right. so, it's literally a little pop tart. cindy: yeah. hi, there. would you like to try a strawberry rose? they're vegan and gluten-free. lemonis: hoping to attract first-time users, they've kept their tarts low in thc and cbd, the two main ingredients in pot. cindy: for the minis, it's 10 milligrams cbd, 10 milligrams of thc. lemonis: it doesn't get any more startup than this. they do everything -- packaging, deliveries, and all the baking out of this very tiny kitchen. cindy: so, we've already pre-measured... lemonis: it's

cindy: it is very much slavery. nicole: absolutely. 20 years ago there was significant legislation passed in the united states that created an office of the state department and created a lot of legal and programmatic protections, so there has been a lot of progress and awareness, but where do you see more opportunities. what are those areas where we need to put our focus to continue to combat trafficking? cindy: first of all, it begins in prevention, and awareness education. because, not all of these people that are being trafficked are coming across the border. they are living in your neighborhoods. there could be a house with one woman and six little girls in it, or there could be and is not something that is necessarily happening overseas. it happens right here in your neighborhood, and in my own neighborhood. but, where we go with this is prevention education. starting with first responders, training them on what to look for and what to do when they see it, and how to respond down the road. we have a program at

cindy: it is very much slavery. nicole: absolutely. 20 years ago there was significant legislation passed in the united states that created an office of the state department and created a lot of legal and programmatic protections. so there has been a lot of progress and awareness, but where do you see more opportunities. what are those areas where we need to put our focus to continue to combat trafficking? cindy: first of all, it begins in prevention, and awareness education. education, education, education. because, not all of these people that are being trafficked are coming across the border. they are living in your neighborhoods. there could be a house with one woman and six little girls in it, or there could be -- and is not something that is necessarily happening overseas. it happens right here in your neighborhood, and in my own neighborhood. but, where we go with this is prevention education. number one, starting with our first responders, training them on what to look for and what to do when they see it, an

cindy: it is very much slavery. nicole: absolutely. 20 years ago there was significant legislation passed in the united states that created an office of the state department and created a lot of legal and programmatic protections, so there has been a lot of progress and awareness, but where do you see more opportunities. what are those areas where we need to put our focus to continue to combat trafficking? cindy: first of all, it begins in prevention, and awareness education. because, not all of these people that are being trafficked are coming across the border. they are living in your neighborhoods. there could be a house with one woman and six little girls in it, or there could be -- and is not something that is necessarily happening overseas. it happens right here in your neighborhood, and in my own neighborhood. with this is go prevention education. starting with first responders, training them on what to look for and what to do when they see it, and how to respond down the road. we have a program at the instit

cindy: tenemos que registrarnos a votar y cambiar las leyes. teresa: ¿qué representa cindy para ti? jorge: es el amor de mi vida, es mi héroe por todo lo que luchó para que esto saliera bien y para que pueda regresar. teresa: un desenlace feliz. se estima que hay miles de casos similares al de jorge garcía y un gran porcentaje podría solicitar los recursos de los que se valió este inmigrante para regresar a los estados unidos. ya regresamos con más de "aquí y ahora". locutor: más adelante, el concursante de "mira quien baila", adriel favela cuenta cómo terminó viviendo uno de sus corridos. pero antes, desde su refugio en una iglesia ha recibido apoyo y señalamientos. comparta sus mensajes en... participe en la conversación con quienes están viendo "aquí y ahora". [música] [música] todos buscamos nuevos retos. y si el reto son tus taxes, te ayudamos a revisarlos. ya revisé tus taxes y están más que listos, coni. qué chévere. podemos ser buenos en todo. también en los taxes. intuit. turbotax. a la máscara bambi eye. nueva máscara bambi eye, de l'oréal paris ce

cindy also keeps a watchful eye on danielle. according to cindy, danielle was dating another man before she went to prison. >> she was living with a firefighter, as a matter of fact. one of my brother's supposed fire brothers. >> what's your advice >> watch your back, you know. the last two guys involved with danielle, one's dead, one's in prison. >> as for dianne, she's now left to reflect on a life with sam that could have been. did you two talk about marriage? >> yes. >> and was that in the cards? >> oh, absolutely. >> did you ever feel like i'm being punished for having this affair? >> oh, yes. i might have said those exact words myself. >> it all started in a club with an innocent conversation. >> uh-huh. >> was it all worth it, falling in love with sam? >> i would never change having met sam. >> was he the one? >> he was the one. without a doubt. he still is the one. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline extra." i'm craig melvin. thank you for watch iing. eye. >>> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales. >> this is

allÍ comenzÓ la lucha de cindy y jorge. en la cual muchos le tendieron la mano, la abogada de inmigraciÓn mayra. >> estaba luchando el caso porque yo aquÍ madre 10 aÑos en el paÍs. tenía buen carÁcter moral, tenÍa hijos y esposa americana. teresa: durante los ocho aÑos del gobierno de barack obamase reportaba con inmigraciÓn y sin mayor problema le daban su prÓrroga. hasta que en su visita de noviembre de 2017 le avisaron que sus dÍas en estados unidos habÍan llegado a su fin. la orden de deportaciÓn era para la nochebuena.pero jorge asegura que los oficiales de inmigraciÓn se comparecieron. >> decidieron cambiar la fecha. que supuestamente, para que pasara las siestas con mi familia. >> jorge sabÍa que ni bastar presente para los 15 aÑos de su hija. quÉ represento para ti ese baile? >> bien feliz y tambiÉn triste. teresa: para toda la familia fueron fechas amargas. >> estÁbamos tristes para navidad, aÑo nuevo. su cumpleaÑos una dÍa despuÉs de aÑo nuevo. todo era triste. teresa: el 15 de enero de 201

. >> he said, cindy, where is my mom? i instantly knew and i said, michael, call the police, i'm on my way. >> a loving mother. >> always there for me. >> a beloved friend. >> she was just so easy to like. >> vanishes. >> something was very, very wrong. >> was she murdered? was it for her money? >> how much money did chef in the bank? >> i think over seven figures. >> or was it something or someone else? >> it really threw him for a loop when he found out that my mom had met somebody else. >> police have a suspect and a case that was about to take an unbelievable turn. >> one of the most shocking things i've ever seen in a courtroom. >> hello. welcome to date line extra. dee dee keller was a successful then, suddenly, dee dee disappeared. it was unthinkable someone would want to harm her. police were wondering what could have happened to a woman who seemed so adored? southern california south bay. a singularly stunning shore line with hermosa, rah donned dough and sand box. >> no one thinks this part exists but it does. >

the evolutionary secret that's kept cindy's skin looking so youthful for so long. when you see the pictures of cindy at age 31 and then now at 52, her skin actually looks more radiant now than it did then. so, you know, whatever she's doing, i'm down to try.

>> well, to this week's guest, widow cindy and daughter meghan, he was so much more. >> i love you so much. [ applause ] >> his daughter meghan is a public figure in her right, ace conservative vf "the view," defending her politics, even as the president attacks her father's legacy. >> i was never fan of john mccain, and i never will be. >> with senator mccain's brand of statesmanship increasingly feeling like something from a ingone era, what do the mc say now? "firing line" with margaret hoover is made possible by... additional funding is provided by... corporate funding is provided by... >> meghan mccain and cindy mccain, welcome to the "firing line." >> thank you. >> thank you but, you know, candidl i always want to saylike, we are peonal friends, as well, a i'm a huge fan of "firing line" and grew up watching it, so i think it's important to, you know... >> to disclose the fact that -e >> that weiends and come on this show, but, um, you know, it's such an iconic brand. g >> well, iteful to have both of you here because it has now been sghtly more than a year since the country los

cindy sui, our taiwan correspondent, joins us now from taipei. cindy, tsai ing—wen was very vocal in that exclusive interview with john. is she playing rather a risky game by speaking out so vehemently, by sending such a strong message to china that taiwan simply will not be threatened? well, her critics would say that she is not only playing a risky game but also an irresponsible and dishonest game. because, while she asked beijing to face the reality about taiwan, she is actually not letting the world know of another reality, which is that under her predecessor, relations we re under her predecessor, relations were at the best they were since the end of the civil war. but she actually changed the status quo, which brought about all the military, political and economic pressures from beijing. and she change the status quo by not accepting the one china concept, under which, actually, her predecessor defined it as the republic of china, which is taiwan's official name. so the two sides can actually define that one china the way they want, and t

>> well, to this week's guest, widow cindy and daughter meghan, he was so much more. >> i love you so much. [ applause ] >> his daughter meghan is a public figure in her right, a nservative voice of "the view," defending her politics, even as the president attacks her father's legacy. >> i was never a fan of john mccain, and i never will be. >> with senator mccain's brand of statesmanship increasingly feeling like something from a, bygone eat do the mccains say now? >> "firing line" with ssmargaret hoover is made le by... additional funding is provided by... corporate funding is provided by... >> meghan mccain and cindy mccain, welcome to the "firing line." >> thank you >> thank you. but, you know, candidly, i always want to saylike, we are personal friends, as well, and i'm a huge fanf "firing line" and grew up watching it, so i think it's important to, you know.. >> to disclose the fact that - >> that we're friends and come on this show, but, um, you know, it's such an iconic brand. >> well, i'm grateful to have reth of you here because it has now been slightly han a year since the

well done, cindy. one thing that helped cindy was refinancing at a lower interest rate. just so you know this isn't always the best move. it can help you save money over time by lowering the amount you owe and consolidating loans but sometimes the costs outweigh the benefit because of the associated fees. they can be high so if you're considering this option be sure to ask about those costs, those fees and if there is a teaser interest rate, be clear about what happens once it expires or if you miss a payment. michael, if that rate goes up or those fees exceed what you're saving it doesn't necessarily make sense to refinance. >> makes no sense and to see she paid $24,000 and only $4,000 went to the principal, that could be demoralizing. >> exactly. >> congratulations to her. $215,000 gone. that's right. rebecca, thank you so much and you can find more of cindy's zero-based budget tips on our website. ginger. >> i got a little something special for you. i am here with keith powers, an old friend, the new spokesperson for our sponsor, old spice. you remember the classic co

good morning, i am cindy c .u. mmerford. here to request your support to amend the environment code to require new construction and major renovations on municipal buildings to be all electric to help the city move toward climate action and create a healthier environment. i would like to acknowledge my staff. the municipal building coordinator and charles our chief policy officer. let's look at san francisco's emission sources today. we can see 44% of our overall emissions come from buildings. if we break that down, we can see in our municipal buildings 94% of the emissions from natural gas. in our commercial and residential sectors it is about 84%. so this illustrates it is crucial to move away from natural gas. natural gas was once a bridge fuel. as we have moved away from coal, we now need to move away from natural gas. we have so much more research and information in the last five years about the impacts of natural gas. we see that the natural gas industry is as potent as the coal industry. let me talk about impacts. firs

good morning, i am cindy c .u. mmerford. here to request your support to amend the environment code to require new construction and major renovations on municipal buildings to be all electric to help the city move toward climate action and create a healthier environment. i would like to acknowledge my staff. the municipal building coordinator and charles our chief policy officer. let's look at san francisco's emission sources today. we can see 44% of our overall emissions come from buildings. if we break that down, we can see in our municipal buildings 94% of the emissions from natural gas. in our commercial and residential sectors it is about 84%. so this illustrates it is crucial to move away from natural gas. natural gas was once a bridge fuel. as we have moved away from coal, we now need to move away from natural gas. we have so much more research and information in the last five years about the impacts of natural gas. we see that the natural gas industry is as potent as the coal industry. let me talk about impacts. firs

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. >> reporter: cindy wilson took a picture of a coyote yesterday morning on briarwood. she's lived in this willow glen neighborhood 20 years and says she's never spotted a coyote before. so she called anilhey just sai uncommon. if the coyote didn't do enough hunting at niht, it could be out in the morning in the daylight. >> reporter: she also posted this photo on social media because there are a lot of kids in the area and people with pets. orni when he too was walking his had a coyote encounter and took this photo. >> the dog came out of the bushes, and at first i thought it was a dog. then originally i just thought, whoa, it's some dog. then i was like, oh, that's a coyote. it made me nervous. >> reporter: because patrick was worried his two jack russell terriers might fight with the coyote. he says he still plans to walk his dogs in the neighborhood, but cindy had a different reaction. >> i did decide to skip the dog walk that morning. >> reporter: wildlife experts say to make your yard less attractive to a coyote, be sure and bring your pet food inside and don't le

it then sent cindy i a check for ten bucks without further explanation. medical billing complaints are sometimes for tens of thousands of dollars. whether it's $10,000 or $10. it's your money. scrutinize your medical bills like cindy did. if you spot an error, contact them. go to nbcbayarea.com and click responds in the menu. call 888-996-tips. >>> the largest coffee chain in the world wants in on taking care of our planet. starbucks says it includes planned-based foods and drinks to the starbucks menu. it's testing ways to get customers to use reusable cups and utensils. they want to cut 60% of its weight. >>> a baby disappeared in its own house to be found eight feet under it. it happened in oregon, in eugene. a mother was washing dishes and when she looked, he was missing. then there was a vent in the floor. the baby crawled over to it and fell in. >> that's all it really takes is a few minutes of silence before they're doing something. >> yeah. >> officers had to climb under e house to rescue the baby who was fine. wasn't even crying but was a bit dus

cindy, one thing briefly, if you would. she stressed to john that taiwan is growing more distinct from china. is that something that you are experiencing? can you see that? well, because of china's actions, which have not been good, of course, we all see that, in their own country and around the world, and also the political — the politics in taiwan, that has actually fuelled a growing sense of taiwanese identity. so many more people now define themselves as taiwanese instead of taiwanese and chinese. but she is also fuelling these sentiments, and many of her critics say that there is a much better solution, which is to put aside the differences between the two sides and just use the agreement that i have just mentioned, where they each define china as the way they wish, and build good relations, and build peace and prosperity between the two sides. they believe that is a much more responsible action, and they have urged her to take it. but i don't think that she is going to go down that path. that was simply speaking a l

he planned to still walk in the neighborhood but cindy had a different reaction. >> i did decide to skip the dog walk this morning. >> reporter: marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> let's go, man! one down. another one next week. >> history in the making. maybe the curse lifting at levi's. jimmy g.'s message to 49ers faithful after the blowout win 27-10 over minnesota and they are one win away from advancing to the super bowl. some 72,000 people packed into levi stadium for the first playoff game in levi stadium history. sea of red and gold. one couple we caught up with brought their four-month-old daughter. >> i grew up with steve young, jerry rice so i want her to grow up with george kittle and jimmy g. >> those who couldn't score tickets to the sold-out game gathered at watch parties across the bay area. we went to a celebrate at sp2 in san jose and doesn't look like we have video of that. clock hadn't even run out yet before the niners fans went wild. think about 1:30 left in the game and figured out it was over. >>> anthony flores will join us later in the newscast to have highlig

i'm thinking of cindy's neighborhood. at a certain point in the book, a bullet comes through her front window in the middle of the night. it goes a very near to where her daughter is sleeping. she is terrified and she is constantly calling the california owned company that owns her house, trying to get the window fix and it never gets fixed. and it never gets fixed. she is worried that no matter how much class she picks up, one day her daughter will go to school with the cut foot and child protective services will take her daughter. you can see the company that owns the house is an investor but that's not the investment you're looking at. how can we tailor this? there are federal tax credits for affordable housing. federal tax credits for many things. but a lot of the language has never really been defined in a way that would be helpful to revitalization goals. they begin to tailor money like that to people for are going to live in the house that they will buy. >> how would you recommend them getting their properties back

also in the book is cindy, who is a life-long white detroiter. she has lived in brightmore as the 67 riot and bussing predominantly, she's used bussing as really a crucial moment in her life, led people to leave the neighborhood. she -- her family didn't have the wherewithal to leave. her mother responded to bussing by saying that she should stay home from school, so she has been living in brightmore for her life. she gets involved with the urban agriculture community that's come to the city and really achieves a lot, on the board of city organizations, ultimately you see her and her role in that begin to break down because of divisions over things, like outsiders and immigration. lola is another person in the book. she is unfortunately now working the night shift at the chrysler plant and so isn't here to be here tonight. she is a single mother in her late 20s. she has dreams of starting a business. she has a four-year college degree, but she is commuting 80 miles each way to -- well, she was commuting 80 miles each way to a job at the call cent

thank you very much for that cindy. the wildfires in australia could become common in other parts of the world by the end of the century if global temperatures continue to rise. that's according to british scientists who say the average temperature on earth is on course to rise by three degrees celsius above pre—industrial levels by the end of the 21st century. 0ur science editor david shukman has more details. day after day, fire crews brave the front lines in a crisis that's still escalating. many of the blazes are out of control and beyond anyone's experience. it's the worst i've seen in 21 years. this is honestly the worst i've seen, the most i've actually been out. it makes it very hard, especially when you've got family and commitments and all the rest of it. in victoria, a ghostly scene — cars burnt and grey with ash. fires are a natural feature of australia, but record heat has made them more severe than usual. something that was predicted as temperatures have been rising with climate change. this graph show

this is bloomberg. >> i'm cindy camara did. >> i am paul allen. you're watching daybreak australian. let us get a look at the business flash headlam. gaining revenue slipped for the third straight month. the worst annual decline since 2015. gaming revenue is less than $3 billion. down on was 14%. casinos have struggled to lure highrollers. amid ongoing protest in hong kong and economic slowdown in china. >> there is talk of a big time up in the u.s. boards entertainment. the midea group and denver is group to buy -- the media , and denver, is poised to buy a luxury travel service. things like the super bowl. >> donald trump says his administration will soon issue new regulations on flavored vaping products. the food and drug administration set a new proposal to the white house to restrict the product. according to bloomberg sources the regulation will require a prepackaged vaping pods other than tobacco and menthol to be temporarily taken off the market. australia comes back online. let us check in on the agenda. we are going to see if we will get

how can they put a family in this position and asks jeff on facebook, having to leave cindy in china would be the worst thing anybody could be put through. how ami thing anybody could be put through. how am i going to telljasmine that her mum has to stay behind? we will try and talk to jeff her mum has to stay behind? we will try and talk tojeff if he can, get hold of him on facebook and tie and talk to him before the end of the programme. coming on the programme... jesy nelson from little mix wins a national television award for her documentary about experiencing trolling. we'll have news of that and chat about some other winners from last night's ntas. and will northern rail be nationalised? with passengers facing constant delays and cancellations — the government is likely to make a big announcement later today. we'll hear from passengers. controversial facebook and instagram adverts urging young women to become surrogate mums could be allowed for the first time under plans seen by this programme, prompting a warning from the government's own fertility regulator. right now it's

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yvonne: cindy, what do you have got? presidential election years in taiwan, the investor sentiment has really been this good. reaching neweps milestones after a best year in the decade. the taiwan dollar is among the best currency in asia. in taiwan is a buy markets. thanks the restoring of investments by taiwanese companies as well as the recovery of the semi conductor industry cycle. analysts are saying this trend of taiwan's economy and markets regardless of who may win the presidential election the saturday. -- this saturday. david: it looks like a win either way. i am going to go with cindy today, topical as well. lucille, next time. sorry. yvonne: she picked the right chart for the right day. congratulations, cindy. you can interact with those charts on tv . catch up on some key analysis and save those charts for your future reference. we have more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all

going to cindy in arkansas. go ahead, cindy. >> caller: i vote no for the main reason is that this impeachment is too divisive. the other side is not going to stop. they do not want this man to be the president. they're going to keep on throwing mud until they fine something that sticks so i say, no, stop it. send them a message. that this is not going to work. we're not going to fall for it. thank you. >> host: thank you. doug jones, democrat from alabama, who earlier indicated that he was prepared to wait until hell freezes over to getmer answers, saying just a short while ago at 3:11, folks bipartisanship is two-way street. guess what show is partisanship. partisanship in the house proceedings was two-way street, everyone should have come out of their partisan corner for this moe solemn of constitutional proings to do. so #um partial justice. >> buck from ohio. good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> host: what your view on witnesses? >> caller: well, thank you for taking my call and i am against witnesses beca

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cindy, are you with us? go ahead, cindy. caller: you want me to go now? host: yes, you are on. caller: thank you. this is cindy from honolulu, hawaii. thank you very much for taking my call. on the droneoughts attack that killed general frederique -- general soleimani? caller: i think president trump is doing a fantastic job. host: anything you want to add to that? blessedthe bible says are the peacemakers because they shall be called the sons of god. it also says you are the light of the world, a city set on a hill cannot be hidden. president trump is doing a fantastic job, thank you. host: do you think donald trump is a peacemaker? caller: i think he is doing a fantastic job. host: that is cindy and hollow lulu. we stay in hawaii, this is dean, independent. caller: good morning, john. how are you? host: i am doing well, go ahead. caller: i think we need to differentiate between a state the united states kills terrorist leaders, but we do not assassinate people .onnected with state jong-il, kimat kim mbs in saudi arabia, they have killed american citizens, but we don't see don

good morning, i am cindy c .u. mmerford. here to request your support to amend the environment code to require new construction and major renovations on municipal buildings to be all electric to help the city move toward climate action and create a healthier environment. i would like to acknowledge my staff. the municipal building coordinator and charles our chief policy officer. let's look at san francisco's emission sources today. we can see 44% of our overall emissions come from buildings. if we break that down, we can see in our municipal buildings 94% of the emissions from natural gas. in our commercial and residential sectors it is about 84%. so this illustrates it is crucial to move away from natural gas. natural gas was once a bridge fuel. as we have moved away from coal, we now need to move away from natural gas. we have so much more research and information in the last five years about the impacts of natural gas. we see that the natural gas industry is as potent as the coal industry. let me talk about impacts. firs

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all over nazi occupied europe cindy and role model were murdered in camps or shot by executions courts. today we know that are around 500000 seen. became victims of a campaign of systematic extermination. and auschwitz i witnessed mass murder. and they were long queues of people in the front of the mass murder their facilities like the gas chamber and a lot of the gas chambers and crematoria which were not from far from our camps electrified fences and then the ears bleeding scream started or this to say inside our better x. with doris locked away dissipate. and we saw a large array of open fire blazing. i as an 80 year old girl over have overheard adult conversation like. name us half round out of gas and they are burning people alive. you might be interested to know that only 6 months ago i was here at auschwitz memorial commemorating an event that took place there on the 2nd of august $1044.00 almost $4300.00 men women and children from our camp after one of those nasty selection processes were condemned to be murdered as the very night. i was among those the nazi selected to be put

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just as much of the car cindy got never shit i wasn't able to start it works council the workers didn't even know what that was or how workers representation function it's. only way was to set up a self-help organization that would take up the fight against the exploitation of the workers. were created that. not only of the garment workers paid badly they're treated badly as well. the monotonous tasks in a never changing posture just the triggers allergies factory holes left on heated in winter and overheated in summer the old paid overtime and demands to work over weekends all take their toll katherine is a member of the textile workers network the seamstress tells christine about conditions in the workshops that. there was a problem with the care workers sitting next to me the boss yelled at her because she's only finished 3 pieces while i had done 10 and he roared make more make more . worst the worst catarina has quit a job she trained as a nurse but with no connections or paying bribes she can't find any jobs in health care one is what's called the manner in no i saw she had to fin

mass murder of the jews in relation to other race series other groups many students don't know that cindy and obama were killed and many of them don't know the difference between concentration camps and death camps and so these details there is something like a broad knowledge or very very rough knowledge you have to say and it's important to go into the details and clarify things and also. put things in a very concrete way the holocaust survivor elie bizarro he's known around the world he has been very critical of what he's called maybe the mass market representation of the holocaust which is films for example schindler's list is one that comes to mind because he says the exhilarate what he calls the general tendency to demystify demystify into d. jew wise the holocaust do you agree well i think it's legitimate to loose films for example but i think it's worthwhile to be very cautious what kind of film i think this is a very good film also the pianist is a very good film but i am very critical stewarts for example the film and the book the boy in the blue pajamas because it's fiction and

it is because of your work in that last election that cindy congresswent to the and that we turn the house of representatives back into the people's house. i always tell people if you think we can't win in the midwest, or you think strong unions and a strong union message cap was, i have four words for you and the former -- forr scott walker you, former governor scott walker. [cheers and applause] mr. beranek: some of you know -- sen. klobuchar: some of you may know i am a senator, but you may not know details about me and my strong union background. unions made my family story possible. unions are why i i am standing appeared today. a minor, andr was before that a teamster. he didn't graduate from high school because his parents were sick and he was the oldest of nine kids and he had to help raise his brothers and sisters. navy, butto be in the instead he took that job pulling a wagon and then in the mines. he would go down every day in this cage with his lunch bucket that hi my grandma would pack, 1500 feet underground. die.ny would the whistle will go off, people would run, and th

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boats, they can go around in shorts and t—shirts and canadians will go, there is goldie hawn, there is cindy crawford, but they won't take pictures. but they don't consider celebrities their own property. i have another view, first of all, i am from iran, i am british iranian, and honestly, i have never been exposed to that kind of racism that we hear people saying, meghan has been subjected to, as a british society is so open and warm. that is one thing. but i feel a lot of pain in this story, a lot of grief between brothers. between husband and wife, probably, between father and son. but at the same time, i see petulance of youth. and i think there is also a problem of miscommunication. you have one style, an american or a us style of communicating with your audience, and then there is another style of communicating that is more genuine and authentic and as for british people. and i think that is perhaps one thing that meghan did not understand properly, because she could not understand why it didn't sound fine to have this kind of parties or actually give out or issue press releases, not

you sent abby and cindy to the u.s. congress in the last election. you elected dave and soon to be very closees, came to sending steve king away from washington, and this time, you will do it and elect jd. you can do that, but only -- only if we understand that we have to bring people with us instead of shutting them out. only if we put someone at the top of the ticket who gets that we need a long ticket and long coat tails and guess that we need to be not just where it is comfortable but where it is comfortable and, yes, i just visited all 99 counties in the state of iowa. i was at a planetarium that they opened especially for me in cherokee at 11:00 at night. it was actually quite. we went everywhere, and we had some trump people with their maga hats, and that was funny, and they say how are you going to pay something like childcare, and i wait 10 minutes, and i say you know how them going to pay for things -- i went through every single thing. we are going to take the corporate tax rate that donald to 21%ook and went down and even if we take for p