. >> what did colleen do that was inappropriate, colleen math this? >> in what way? >> she was doing -- well, it was very, pretty much obvious that she was in communications and doing things not in the public and the people of arizona deserve that. >> it keeps going, actually. go on. >> i'm trying to understand what she did, though. what are you accusing her of having done? >> well, she wasn't operating in the proper manner according to the law. >> what did she do? what didn't she do? for the law, for example, says she has to do something egregious, terribly egregious. what was the egregious thing she did? >> i wish i had my letter here so i could read from it. >> it was such gross misconduct, i can't remember it without my letter. where's my my letter? governor brewer had a hard time convincing allen combs there of what exactly this commissioner had done that was so egregious, so awful she had to be forcibly removed from office. even though it's supposedly an independent commission. now governor brewer has also failed to convince the arizona supreme

. >> what did colleen do that was inappropriate, colleen mathis?, she acted inappropriately. >> in what way? >> she was doing -- well, it was very, pretty much obvious that she was in communications and doing things not in the public and the people of arizona deserve that. >> it keeps going, actually. go on. >> i'm trying to understand what she did, though. what are you accusing her of having done? >> well, she wasn't operating in the proper manner according to the law. >> what did she do? what didn't she do? for the law, for example, says she has to do something egregious, terribly egregious. what was the egregious thing she did? >> i wish i had my letter here so i could read from it. >> it was such gross misconduct, i can't remember it without my letter. where's my my letter? governor brewer had a hard time convincing allen combs there of what exactly this commissioner had done that was so egregious, so awful she had to be forcibly removed from office. even though it's supposedly an independent commission. now governor brewer has also failed to c

and colleen owens joins us. you are happy about this?to challenge the city on this because we paid for our rallies for the use of the park. and then when the occupiers came they were welcomed into the same park, they were provided services and port a potties and everything at the spend of the taxpayer while we were made to jump through hoops, fill out all the permits, pay for all the permits, pay for all the police. we had to pay for everything. but the mayor gave the occupiers a free ride basically. >> all right. give me an idea of time. how long did the tea party have its rally and how long have the occupiers been having their rally? >> for the last three years we had a tax day rally for one day each year on april 15th. we paid for the use of the park and all the permits and everything. and the occupiers were in the park for two and a half weeks, i believe, before they were thrown out. >> how much did you have to pay to have the privilege of having your rally? i guess exercising your first amendment right? >> it was -- we totaled it to

>> reporter: colleen has re-created some of the themes from the book. but looks can be deceiving.ed with glue instead of sugar, meant to last. for the most part, we want to be dazzled. >> the white house will showcase what's good about our country in the decorations. >> reporter: even the cynics among us find it hard to play scrooge when faced with this. claire shipman, abc news, washington. >> thank you, claire. >>> we want to bring back becky worley out in san francisco at a best buy. she's looking for the great deals. becky, i have five very interested observers here. let's get to the toys and one in particular. >> that's right. we think this great white ate our live shot. this is the air swimmer. it's $31 from $49 at amazon. and how much fun would that be on christmas day? i love this thing. now, one more in the toy department. this is an amazing pulse charger electric scooter. it's on sale for $69 from $129 at walmart. and it's just too much fun to be believed. so, i have to go do my shopping now. i'm out. >> you do that. >> bye. >> what did you think? was that good? >> yeah.

. >> colleen thompson and ellen shanley are dieticians -- experts in nutrition, especially when it comes to fast food. they even wrote a book about it, "fueling the teen machine." >> we thought that teens were at a point where they're really inquisitive about things, and food and nutrition happens to be one of them. they're asking lots of different questions. we thought it was important to write a book geared to the teen, addressed to them, telling them the facts. >> just what is fast food? >> fast food is really anything we grab and go, right? you're running on the go, you grab something that's convenient, that's quick, and usually affordable -- could be a burger and fries, could be a tall latte and a muffin, could be a humongo-gulp and a hot dog. >> so what are the top four things we need to beware of? >> we think of number four being sugar, specifically added sugar. when teens go to fast-food restaurants, most frequently they buy soda, and soda is loaded with sugar -- lots of empty calories. so, not really a good choice. >> what's number three? >> the next one is fat. we all know that

. >> that was spearheaded by colleen jackson.ur, i had gone down to the pier because i wanted to do a photograph which had the faces of the community in it that i was trying to benefit. the true colors was working with the hrc, pflag, and i went down and i noticed there were a lot of homeless kids. and this woman, colleen jackson, runs a multi generational home, i went up there, she was doing a benefit, and i got up and sang. we were talking, and i said, listen, i wish you could do something for these kids. these lgbt kids on the street. they're at great risk and kids. and she came to see the tour, and she got excited about it, and she asked if she could call it the true colors house and use my name. i said absolutely. then we started working together and helping with whatever we could. and it was opened. it was -- it's -- it was very moving, but it's 30 beds. >> amazing. >> there's a big -- there's a big need. >> when we talk about the need, though, one thing you're doing coming up is the holiday concert at the beacon theater on

. >> hi, i am colleen, and i work at st. anthony's. i wanted to talk about a few things related to hunger and people who live in sro's. i think people oftentimes when they think of this, it is all on house people, but we have a lot of people who have houses and incomes. a lot are in sfi, who are eating in our dining room, and we have seen huge increases in the number of people who come in our senior hour. that is the part of time at the beginning of the day when seniors and people with disabilities can eat first in the dining room. it is about 30% of our dining room guests are seniors and people with disabilities, and we serve around 3000 meals per day. for a lot of the guests who are seniors or people with disabilities, many of them live in sro's. i think it is important that for many of them, one form of income that they have is ssi. in the state of california, those are ineligible for what used to be called a food stamp benefits, cal fresh, said this very important nutrition benefits is not available to them. at the same time, many

colleen jones on why it may take more than just one hour to adjust. >> reporter: i didn't have to look far for a sleep deprived person. sandy smith is the early morning news guy. he rises at 3:30 a.m. leaves the house at 4 a.m. prepares the newscast and is on the air at 5:30. with the clock falling back this weekend it is heaven. >> this time change i like because you get that extra hours of sleep. >> spring? >> spring don't like so much. >> reporter: they say to get eight hours of sleep. >> i would say six. >> reporter: dr. neil stanley researching sleep for 29 years. he is a member of the european sleep research society and the american academy of sleep medicine. as we turn the clocks back this weekend he says it takes awhile for the body to adjust. >> just the one-hour time change you're going to have this weekend will actually take you three days to get over. our body is like a clock. these changes just like jet leg and shiftwork muck up that clock so we find it difficult. >> reporter: stanley says sleep hygiene should be a priority. establish a routine. relax, unwind and unplug fr

still google exposed to so many movies about mars missions that it has become almost an obsession to colleen when do you think we will finally make it to inhabit mars is not the same thing is to perform one space trip to mars let's start with the first ship you can't colonize mars without first landing on it it is technically viable there are a number of projects an artisan is are working on them but whether we fry to mars or not depends on two things spaceflight should be authorized and international cooperation should be established because it won't pay to accomplish with one single nation or group of people but rather the entire global community at our disposal an intentional decision to leave. it no it was not intentional or overt we had applications from women candidates and in one of the preliminary tests we even had a female commander there are two things that can account for the absence of women on the team we did not make a point of the candidate sex or make distinctions between men and women we looked at the level of proficiency character traits the ability to work on a team and ma

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colleen joins me now. good morning. >> good morning.ennedy's style. >> jackie kennedy, our style icon. she's actually the one who said let's give some thought to christmas at the white house. let's not just slap something up. let's really think about it and she came up with the christmas theme. but the funniest thing is, she had this great white house tree, but her own private tree was haphazard and thrown together. just really shocking because that was yjackie kennedy. some of the best photos are the wonderful kennedy moments when we see them with their children. >> they have behind the scenes where she's wearing pink pajamas and pearls. >> and smoking a cigarette. >> that was then. this is now. she has a glamorous style. it is the white house, after all. as we move forward in time,let look at the nixon years. >> sure. mrs. nixon was known for decorating with gold which was fun and wonderful and very jazzy and she worked with saks fifth avenue a lot. what she is not as well-known for is first tours for the handicapped of the white hous

brewer removed colleen mathis, accusing her to drawing a democratic-friendly map.f a major new exhibition called the first ladies at the smithsonian natural museum of natural history. it is 26 dresses worn by first ladies including nancy reagan, laura bush and michelle obama. there also portraits. china and many personal possessions. those are the lovely things we thought you should know. is this a chevy volt? [ stu ] yeah. it's electric. i don't think so. it's got a gas tank right here. electric tank, right over here. an electric tank? really, stu? is that what you pour the electricity in? it's actually both, guys. i can plug in and go 35 miles gas free, or i can fill up and go a whole lot farther. is that my burger? oh. i just got bun. i didn't even bite any burger. and a healthy choice for the planet? [ female announcer ] try pantene nature fusion shampoo. its pro-v formula captures the potential of cassia to make weak, brittle hair up to 10x stronger. and now it comes in pantene's new bottle. made from up to 59% plant-based material. ♪ healthier hair... healthi

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rice, my name is colleen from columbia law school.ion add couple times tonight as you mentioned in your book you regret a lost opportunity for immigration reform. i would wondering how you would agross immigration today, more particularly. >> we have to address it at the federal level. i don't think a patchwork of state immigration reform policies is a good idea. i understand the frustration of the states. but we are a country of immigrants. i look at people like brinz parents who brought him here when he was 7 years old and he founded google and the guy who came here to make 50 cents, and these are the most ambitious people in the world. if we don't get it turned around we are going to have a place like japan and europe. we better do it and do it quickly. i hope we don't play politics with it. there was an immigration reform bill in 2007 that george w. bush and john mccain and john kyle and teddy kennedy all want thed. we couldn't get it done but we are a country of immigrants. that's our strength. i hope we can get to a place where

session of the chautauqua conference, and you'll see these -- the woman who is actually standing, colleen dewhurst, the late actress. she was quite involved in u.s-soviet exchange, mostly in the theater area. and there were many such people at this particular conference. they were not part of the official delegation that was actually debating publicly, but they were part of the larger cultural and citizens' audience. c-span: your husband's over here? >> guest: yes, over there, shamelessly focusing attention on me. i must say, i thought -- i was so frightened about the picture, let alone anything else. after it came back from the developer, i thought, gee whiz, i'm going to have to lock this up someplace because he was very obviously focusing tremendous attention on me that was certainly unwanted at the time. c-span: what year was that? >> guest: well, that was 1987. this was during this very, very difficult period. and i should say that because of his position in the soviet space program, he was involved in a very -- well, he was involved in the most highly secretive sector of all soviet

. >> reporter: one of malm's partner is colleen, a third generation farmer. >> beyond that is the walnutth the kids as to where their food comes from. so now apples don't come from the shelf in safeway that this is where it comes from. >> got it! >> i got the roots out. >> reporter: the changes malm brought to kelseyville schools extend far beyond their place. at the elementary school, kids tend gardens. when you're hearing growing things in the garden and then you get to try them or you see them at lunch, how does that make you feel? >> it feels good to know you made that and that you can eat it and it tastes really good. >> reporter: do you think it tastes better because you made it and help grow it? >> reporter: at the high school, they work in the kitchen. what do you like about working here? >> it's going to teach me a lot of self-discipline out in the real world and working now. >> reporter: the response has been so positive, malm created a catering business ran out of the school cafeteria and staffed by the students. >> i did one of it. it was the big band dinner and it was for --

the: let's go to college on republican line from new jersey -- colleen. caller: hello? good morning. i have two questions. a caller mentioned that a representative who is either sitting in prison or charged with felonies still collects a full-blown pension, and the sapper and had no problem with that. that means a person in new jersey working at mcdonald's is paying for that representative to sit back and collect a pension and you found nothing wrong with that. i'm sure you're fully aware of what new jersey taxpayers pay. we pay an average of $850 to $1,000 per month all because of corzine. do you think that is a sustainable? great.colleen, we admire your county. essex and union, we have seen a lot of growth. you must have misunderstood me. i hope the other listeners -- i did not say i was comfortable with that. i said everybody should have the same right that we have. people should have the right to negotiate their salary and their wages. it is deplorable a person can get a penchant who served in congress and has been convicted of a crime. there are a number of busines

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