finally, thank you so much colleen who ran this process. i know we just need to give her a round of [ applause. [ applause ] and jody cook. we are so graeft full and excited and urge you to adopt this plan and recommend for it's passage and we are so excited to use it as a final policy document and land document in the city. thank you very much. >> commissioners and director ram, strictly speaking as a public resident and long time resident of the bay view community, i also was a part of this process. i think all of us need to congratulate the health department and the planning department. it has taken a tremendous echoing what the previous speaker said and here we are before you now to give you a blessing on this important milestone in the city and county of san francisco. yes, barbara garcia, mr. ram and also the staff, please stand

i think colleen and staff have written this extremely we may we'll and using the word "utilize" gives us an access role. >> i would accept the amendment. >> accept. second. >> commissioner hill is. >> so you are moving from a medical to non-medical, does that fall under this? >> i thought that was the question. so your example of converting something to a pool hall doesn't apply in this case? >> doesn't apply. >> i just want to clarify this. >> also development incentives maybe a loaded phrase. i won't do that here. but things like variance on a specific project, would that fall under incentives because it does say the type of incentives that will benefit the particular project. are we envisioning a project that meets a variance for example that geary street office. it may not be one that qualifies for incentives. that would fall under incentives in this that we look more favorably upon because it's consistent with this plan. >> i think we would have to look at that as a possibility. i don't know in terms of variance would require a code change. i think probably focusing on incentives

i'm colleen ferreira in boulder. back to you. >> so i'm assuming it's usually flowing quite calmly and nicely. we appreciate it. stay safe. as if the jersey shore needed more comeback challenges, a r raining fire destroyed a large portion of the boardwalk. the fire began at a frozen custard stand and quickly spread to neighboring businesses because of what was really a windy day. at least 80% of the board walk believed to be destroyed including 50 local businesses. the fire comes after months of a massive rebuilding effort to restore jersey shore of course after hurricane sandy. chris christie was on the scene and spoke about the fire. >> when i got my first full briefing before i left trenton to come here, i said i feel like i want to throw up. and that's me. after all the effort and time and resources that we've put into help the folks in seaside park and seaside heights rebuild, to see this going on as i said is unthinkable. we'll get back to work. >> joining us for more, kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: yeah, just

are here, and so it is now my pleasure to call on our fabulous deputy director of public health, colleen chala who is going to make a brief presentation. is that okay? >> good afternoon, supervisors, i'm glad to be here on behalf of the health department. i am as you side colleen, deputy director of health at the health department, i'm here on behalf of director garcia, she regrets she's unable to participate in the hearing today, but she is as we speak engaged in negotiations related directly to dpl's delivery system for the affordable care act. i also was hoping for the overhead too. san francisco has a long history of supporting health and health care in san francisco long before there was health reform, san francisco recognized the importance of health insurance and health care access and adopted cutting edge policies x programs that extended health insurance to more san franciscans, these included the healthy kids program which provides health insurance to low-income children, the health care accountability ordinance which requires contractors and less sees of city property to provi

>> colleen coolie documents the environmental effect of coal mining.ays increasing federal regulations will require expensive operations like waste management and restoration. she says that will be done by the power plant that buys the coal but colleen is skeptical based on prior experience. >> doing things on our land, mining, development, they come in and do their business and then they try to promise they're going to clean it up but they don't. they get up and leave, they pay the communities a certain amount of money, they provide jobs for a certain amount of time but we're usually left with the cleanup. >> at times it's too much for cynthia dixon. she sees the land dug up every day and the coal dust makes her sick. >> sometimes i regret moving out here. >> but this is her ancestral land. it's been in her family for generations and she can't forget her father's parting words. >> take care of the land. don't let nobody take the land away from you. that was his last words and he passed. i always remember that. >> no matter what happens cynthia says sh

and i'm colleen a walmart mom blogger.i'm going to show becky some delicious breakfast choices that will make her family happy. let's go! ok. so does your family like cereal? they love it! oh, then i got some great news for you! ok! check out walmart's huge selection of cereals. oh, wow! my kids' favorite. and more than 100 of them are under 130 calories or less per serving. really? so you can feel great about serving it to your family for breakfast. nice! walmart has over 100 cereals with 130 calories or less per serving, including these cereals from general mills. and walmart's prices won't be beat with our low price guarantee backed by ad match. walmart. you raise her spirits. we tackled your shoulder pain. you make him rookie of the year. we took care of your cold symptoms. you take him on an adventure. tylenol® has been the number 1 doctor recommended brand of pain reliever for over 20 years. but for everything we do, we know you do so much more. tylenol®. [ female announcer ] resisting the magical taste of silky smoo

the heart and soul of san francisco, i also want to acknowledge our public health representatives, colleen, thank you for staying the entire hearing, this is an interesting time that we're all living in and one thing that is evident is that this is the democratic process at work to the fullest definition where people are able to weigh in even if it is in two minute increments but they're able to weigh in on the process and have the ability to interact and shape the.public policy that we all are going to live by and i want to commend my colleague, the three of us today, whether we were in gio, and what committee is this, neighborhood services and safety committee, all of us are tackling really lofty policy discussions, earlier today, we heard supervisor mar's commitment to ensuring we have healthy and clean safe drinking water in our city and our partners in public health were there at the table, supervisor campos was talking about the affordable health care and i forgot what i was talking about, but i think it was just as important. >> thank you. >> it's really truly been a very long day.

colleen isonna kill you. - there's still time. jonathan.onathan, call the florist, and order a dozen--no. - necktie. - too late, jackie. [exciting jazz music] ♪

in jamestown, colorado, neighbors colleen williams and leon hill were overcome by what they saw. anna werner is in the flood zone. >> clearer skies allowed the military's air rescue to go into full gear. more than 2,200 people have been plucked from towns and homes cut off by rushing water or washed- out roads. we went with the search-and- rescue team as it went door-to- door outside of boulder. jeff hatcher was looking for people who were trapped or holding out. you think they need to get out? >> we would prefer that, yes. >> otherwise, what are they facing? >> winter coming. we don't know the destruction that's done, we don't know what winter will bring, we don't know that they will be able to get out. >> i've spent four days in bed with anxiety and not knowing. >> a rescue team from utah found ellen hatfield stranded with her pets. you think you should leave? >> i probably should, because the roads are down. we have no way to get medications. food for the animals. >> the state estimates at least 30 highway bridges have been destroyed. another 20 are seriously damaged. it will

sure we do a lot of outreach to our target populations, that concludes the presentation, i know both colleen and i would be happy to answer questions. >> supervisor mar, any questions? >> i wanted to ask a couple of questions of our deputy director. my understanding is that mayor lee reinstituted the health council, and i wanted to know if you could talk a little bit about that, what the purpose or the role of the council will be going forward? >> yes, you're correct, the mayor announced this morning the reconstitution of the universal health care council, it will be led by director goober see ya, it will look at aca implementation in san francisco to maximize enrollment into health insurance and we'll look at the intersection of the sca, we anticipate that it will be convened this summer and may run for a couple of months, two or three months. >> one of the things that has been speculated is that maybe the council will look at the issue of gaps and i was wondering if you could talk a little bit about that. >> that is true, to look at what our local ordinances cover, what the health care --

. >> i have a couple of questions for colleen, i *f i'm sorry i missed the present tais and i'm waiting on the handouts, i may ask questions that you may have already addressed. when i look at healthy san francisco, i know people in the baby community that would qualify for healthy sf, but don't know about the problem, and so where i'm concerned with that is if people don't know about healthy san francisco, it's been on the market and out there for a bit of time, how are you going to do a better job of doing outreach and enrolling people in the affordable health care act that of which we'll be able to do in the fall? >> so, our first method of enrolling people is to look at who we have on healthy san francisco, as you said, there's a gap between your residents and healthy san francisco participants, we're looking specifically at converting the healthy san francisco participants into health care coverage. we recently applied for an outreach and education grant which we were not successful in getting probably because we have too much outreach to our population already, we identified in th

. >> reporter: experimental filmmaker colleen brought in dozens of tapes from a live tv show she helped> we hadn't looked at this stuff since it government shelfed in the late 80 deads. >> reporter: visitors can make a three hour importan appointmente and the service free. it gets archived up on or did is do the argue it's a storage space and way to share their work with others. that sal i didn't is only part of what compelled him to come. he tried to rescue video with students he shot in 1982. >> i took 17 students and schoolworkers to the first american group to china. in 1982. when china was essentially leaving the old china and beginning to develop the new china that we are familiar with today. >> reporter: courtney says there is an educational value to his tapes that would have otherwise been relegated to a trash pile of history. >> i refuse to see it go in to a dumpster, you know, it shouldn't go in to the dumpster. it's interesting material for today's usage, actually, so it needs to be rescued. >> reporter: the transfer station is an exhibit exhibit as well, you can look at the

syria has been averted oh good news polly thank you very much indeed for bringing us up to speed colleen boyko live from geneva thank you. does little good news in the eurozone as latest unemployment statistics either broke wide joblessness has grown every month for two and a half years ever since greece was given its first bailout but now was marco's government about to stand the test it could be crunch time for the single currency as his laura smith. could be make or break for the euro zone as the german election approaches europe's a region still stuck in recession with outbreaks of social unrest and some believe the outcome of the election could be a catalyst for change i've been speaking to but klaus the former president of the czech republic has the capital markets conference here in london he compares the european project to communism and says the time is now for the people of individual european countries to stand up and say the emperor has no clothes. everyone. sees that it's impossible to continue. radical change when i speak about recruiting. both a fundamental transition fund

colleen. was taken into custody charged with inciting terrorism police used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the thousands who tried to get to pearl square the cradle of bahrain's long running unrest the opposition is demanding human rights reforms and accuses the government of conducting a ferocious crackdown. security forces in sudan have opened fire on demonstrators killing another four people in protests which have been raging all week long rest is rooted in the cut in fuel subsidies approved last week by president bashir rights groups believe a total of fifty four people have been shot and killed driving anger over the police's increasingly lethal crackdown the calls are growing for bashir to end his almost quarter century in power austria is heading into parliamentary elections on sunday and most polls suggest that the current chancellor is on course for reelection but even a country with a fairly healthy economy is seeing a boom in the euro skeptic parties such as team which is ex

he walked into the house he looked fine half an hour later he jumped into his car and people who colleen nine one one. see a car going one hundred miles an hour now needing a knot of traffic his car only ended and. it was a horrible ending to a beautiful life. if you could have been a masochist you could have been to any. i know c.n.n. the m s n b c news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admired their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's closer to the truth and might think. it's because when full attention and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on here. and our teen years we have a different brain. because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not sure. if. you guys stick to the jokes i will hand over the stuff that i got. after a seemingly imminent u.s. military strike on syria there's been one last ditch effort by world leaders to find a diplomatic solution to the crisis for syria to give up its chemical weapons arsenal by medtronic tw

. >> don and i'm colleen a walmart mom blogger.going to show becky some delicious breakfast choices that will make her family happy. let's go! ok. so does your family like cereal? they love it! oh, then i got some great news for you! ok! check out walmart's huge selection of cereals. oh, wow! my kids' favorite. and more than 100 of them are under 130 calories or less per serving. really? so you caneel great about serving it to your family for breakfast. nice! walmart has over 100 cereals with 130 calories or less per serving, including these cereals from general mills. and walmart's prices won't be beat with our low price guarantee backed by ad match. walmart. guys, you took tums® a couple hours ago. why keep taking it if you know your heartburn keeps coming back? that's how it works. you take some tums®. if heartburn comes back, you take some more. that doesn't make any sense. it makes plenty of sense if you don't think about it! really, honey, why can't you just deal with it like everybody else? because i took a pepcid®. fine. de

and i'm colleen a walmart mom blogger.some delicious breakfast choices that will make her family happy. let's go! ok. so does your family like cereal? they love it! oh, then i got some great news for you! ok! check out walmart's huge selection of cereals. oh, wow! my kids' favorite. and more than 100 of them are under 130 calories or less per serving. really? so you can feel great about serving it to your family for breakfast. nice! walmart has over 100 cereals with 130 calories or less per serving, including these cereals from general mills. and walmart's prices won't be beat with our low price guarantee backed by ad match. walmart. >>> good luck. ♪ i want you to make me feel like i'm the only one that you ever loved ♪ whoo! >> what were you doing with the telephone? >> i was seeing the lyrics of the song. >> could you actually read them? >> jimmy: that is "the x factor" season three. tomorrow night on fox. >> that was one of the better singers. >> jimmy: one of the better ones? >> yeah, not the finalists. >> jimmy: you t

assisted living facility when i ran into a very spunky young woman of 84 years old at the time named colleen. she went on to be one of the main characters in my book. and she introduced me and they have invited me to a historic preservation meeting i basically talked to anyone that was still around that would give me time and perspective. and that included blue assisted-living facility. like where you hear during the war, i'm 65, i'm sorry, you look great, you look fantastic. and that is how i tried to track people down. and what i wanted to do track this through the lens of oak ridge. and then i wanted to openness through the eyes of people i was able to interview. the women i was able to focus on have very different engagements with the projects and different backgrounds and exploring different aspects and always through their eyes because it was there voices that are bush wanted to come through. so i ended up with some girls from tennessee and april from pennsylvania via new york city and the coast of north carolina. and i also ended up with a nurse who came down from chicago and that nur

colleen is in ohio. what is your question? >> my great uncle used to be the personal secretary of president my grandmother used to go with him and meet the president and mrs. taft. they became really good friends. >> which was your relative? >> charles was his personal secretary. >> he was the last and most he helped secretary. him get the nomination in 1912. his papers are at yale. >> we will have more and more connections. >> julieu for your call. is in ashburn, virginia. >> can you hear me? i wanted to ask, helen was such a vibrant first lady. i wanted to know what is her transition from being a first lady to being kind of a private figure in terms of being married to a supreme court justice. how did that work for her? >> she had eight years of transition. taft became a professor of itnstitutional law at yale. was really quite nice for mrs. taft becauseon those days, you could get on a train and go to new york, go to the theater, have a nice meal and get back in time for dinner at night. she enjoyed that part of it after th

. >> experimental filmmaker colleen bros in dozens of tapes from a live t.v.ow she helped found 30 years ago. >> we haven't looked at this stuff since it got shelved in the late 1980's. visitors can make a three hour appointment on line. the service is free. >> all the material transferred gets uploaded. it serves at both a practical storage space and a way for the artist to share their work with others. >> a retired teacher came to try to rescue video shot with students back in 1982. >> i took 17 students and school workers to the first american group in china in 1982, when china was essentially leaving the old china and beginning to develop the new cline in a we are familiar with today. >> there is an educational value to his tapes that would have been otherwise rely gated to a trash pile. >> i refuse to see it go into a dumpster, you know, it shouldn't go there. it's interesting material for today's usage. it needs to be rescued. >> the transfer station is an exhibit, as well. museum goers can look at the videos on display. if they're young enough not to re

and in 2011, colleen larose from pennsylvania who had called herself jihad jane pleaded guilty to plottingdish cartoonist who had drawn an insulting image of the prophet mohammed. >>> thank you very much. in our seventh story, chris christie picking a fate? the new jersey governor in another high profile feud. this time with the daughter of a presidential nominee. earlier this week megan mccain told us she was done with the candacy. all right. there was no need for it. it was pretty nasty. but any way, christie did choose to fire back. >> are we really going to be responding to megan mccain? it is so ridiculous and sophomoric. that i have no response to megan mccain. if john mccain wants to say something to me, happy to respond to something john mccain says. megan mccain has no standing to be critiquing me. >> okay. was that worth it? "outfront," great to have both of you with us. joe, a lot of people may agree completely with what chris christie said. but you didn't need to say it. does he just lake to fight a little too much? >> well, let's think about the forum he was in. he's on his we

in 2011, colleen larose from pennsylvania who called herself jihad jane pleaded guilty for killing aonist who drew an image of a jihadist. brian todd, cnn, reporting. >>> 11 days since the former reservist aaron alexis opened fire inside building 197 in the washington naval yard. they are interacted with 6,000 workers at the site. a special trauma team from virginia has been deployed to the facility in case anyone needs to talk. >>> guilty plea from the owners of a colorado cantaloupe farm that was linked to killing 3 people of outbreak of listeria. jensen brothers were charged get and charged with six counts of bringing adult rated food into the commerce. they are face up to 1 million dollars in fine and they go on trial in december. >>> a florida family dealing with unimaginable grief after the death of their son eddie who was found hanging in his closet at home. his parents say he didn't commit suicide. he was playing a secret and dangerous game involving autoerotic asphyxiation. >> there is this thing called a thrill hanging where, you know, kids get, i guess a high off of not ha

joining me now is marissa alexander's attorney faith gaye and florida congresswoman colleen brown who's been fighting to get her a second chance. can thank you both for being here. let me start with you, faith. first of all, what was marissa's reaction when she got the news today? >> she was ecstatic as we all were. she was grateful to all of her supporters and she's looking forward to seeing her family and three children again soon. >> three children. she was sentenced to 20 years and not allowed to use stand your ground which we all know and have dealt with a lot here on this show with the zimmerman case. but this was not the reason she got a new trial. why was she given a new trial? >> because she had been forced to prove her own innocence in this case. and in this country we always make sure if the government accuses you of a crime, the government has to prove what it said has happened. and in this case, the government flipped the burden of proof and forced her to prove she was assaulted by her violent ex-husband. >> now, congresswoman brown, you really have been fighting this case

colleen la rose also known as jihad jane who tried to radicalize philadelphia women who participated online and later pleaded guilty to supporting terrorism. another example that terrorism knows no boundaries, whether they be geographic or gender. let us know what you think. phone me at twitter #ac360. >>> california's drug rehab program. we tried to ask officials questions. today, lawmakers did the grilling and tell you if they got answers. we are keeping them honest. >>> also ahead, stacey rambold is a free man tonight. he served a month for raping a former student. she just 14 years old. that's him scurrying away from our reporter and cameras. his victim later killed herself. could he go back to jail after serving 30 days? we'll get the latest from kyung lah straight ahead. the temperate on the thermometer, be ready. for high fever, nothing works faster or lasts longer. be ready with children's motrin. just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked him up. it found out the doctor we needed was at st. anne's. wiggle your toes. [ driver ] and it g

colleen love has headed the clinical safety program at atascadero and her job is to research violencean effort to reduce it at the hospital. >> i love the whole wide world and then the whole wide world will love me. >> we are working with the big leagues of mental illness here. this is a very challenging population. we have 1,000 patients who 99% of them have violent histories living together in close quarters in a public sector institution. and even people without mental illness would have a hard time tolerating some of the frustrations of a total institution like ours. >> the red light is emissions ready room two. red light. >> when an alarm goes off, 12 to 15 staff members and police officers assigned to that particular zone respond. the job of the police is to assist staff members in restraining the patient and aiding in crowd control, ensuring that no further violence erupts. once the patient is restrained, he is taken back to his unit where his psychiatric technician and the unit psychiatrist try to get him to talk about the incident. >> we have to see what is happening with you