Better situation. She has a love for animals and at the same time a love for people and a want to help them. Shes combining her passion. Is it i got started with guide dogs with my theyreber across the street did. Its incredible that puppies will grow up and change somebodys lives. Its incredible. They help people in Nursing Homes and help people in autism and help someone who is blind do simple things like crossing the street. Why else . She said its for chair tit and pay things forward. I have a lot of help in a my life so there is a way i could give back and work with animals and seems like a nobrainer. She knows she has to work hard a head and get her 4 Legged Friend to do the job proper will. You start with little. She has to learn to go outside and go fought an leash on command. A lot of times they live apartments and that he the most important thing and they sta are the going outside at places like lawn but not getting the dog to walk on a leash calmly and in public which is sou
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lot of people that i serve on a daily basis, the 55 million hispanics that live in the united states, 50,000 hispanics turn 18 years of age every month in the united states and the majority are u.s.-born. this large and growing part of our country is seeing with deep preoccupation the fact that their children possibly will not have the same opportunities and will not have the same benefits of american dream that the parents had, and that concern in the community continues to increase on a daily basis as the economy continues to falter. all right, jose diaz-balard, always good to talk to you. it s great to get your valuable insight, sir, good to see you as well. all right, andrew komo says damage from irene will likely reach $1 billion, but residents
toured areas where residents told them they are flooding. don t tell me i m in a flood zone. that might be easier said than done. the disaster relief agency s budget is stretched to the limited. right now, less than $800 million is left. i m worried about the people that work in the help right now, we re going to keep working and supporting the governors and citizens that have survived this disaster, so we re doing my job. in upstate new york, this woman s job is helping her family. she lost everything. she has a 2-year-old baby, and she s having a baby any time now. that s all i can get for her. and right now in vermont, fema is getting emergency supplies to a dozen completely cut-off communities. three miles to our west is a major washout. three miles to our east is a major washout. there s no way out. flood waters damaged or destroyed bridges and roads. authorities are already rebuilding parts of some. this is for emergency crews to get up the mountain. the
take a look at this. you know, the river is supposed to run under the bridges of patterson, new jersey. a raging river runs through it. along the posaic river here in downtown paterson. officials ordered the evacuation of 1,000 people. you re seeing boats being put into the water as we speak. crews floated along flooded streets saving one family after another. governor chris christie again toured areas where residents told them they are flooding. don t tell me i m in a flood zone. that might be easier said than done. the disaster relief agency s budget is stretched to the limited. right now, less than $800 million is left. i m worried about the people that work in the help right now, we re going to keep working and supporting the governors and citizens that have survived this disaster, so we re doing my job. in upstate new york, this woman s job is helping her family. she lost everything. she has a 2-year-old baby, and she s having a baby any time now. that
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