she posted this video to inspire her sister colleen.en had been diagnosed with stage four ovarian cancer. in march, she posted this video with colleen. >> come on. [ laughter ] >> on april 12th at 9:30 p.m., jennifer posted that colleen passed away after a very brave battle. she later posted this video. >> i can't even find the words sometimes to say what i'm feeling. i lost. >> but she didn't let that stop her from getting down. ♪ >> don't mind my mess, i still have to pack for tomorrow. >> and put a smile right back on her face. she's like her own best medicine. >> but, jennifer applied to dream cream ice cream in pittsburgh. they allow people to come in and get the proceeds from selling the flavor of ice cream for two days. but you have to volunteer some hours. >> yours truly will be behind the counter giving some ice cream. i'll be eating some, too. not going to lie. >> to tell us more about that, we have jennifer via skype. welcome back to the show, jennifer. [ applause ] >> thank you so much for having me again. >> tell us about d

colle colleen, republicans have a fork in the road, really.nee or support him or find some third way. we heard from mitch mcconnell. he gave a statement where he talked about how he would rally behind -- let's read it. he is committed to supporting the nominee chosen by republican voters and donald trump on the verge of clinching that nomination. he has an obligation to unite the party around our goals. he supports him, but he is almost telling him, you have work to do. >> right. that's exactly right. you see a lot of republicans coming out and now saying they will support donald trump. obviously reince priebus, the head of the republican party, said it is time to unite around donald trump. he is the nominee. not everyone is falling in line. as you know, republicans are facing a range of choices. you see some republicans saying i'm going to stay out of it. you see former president bush saying they will not be involved. you see other republicans going further and saying not only will they not support donald trump, but they will support hillary

isn't colleen says the triathlon will give shaken i can do anything attitude. >> we cannot wait to seewhen he goes through that finish line, and i think the sense of he accomplished something so big when he was told he probably wouldn't be able to walk when he was young younger. >> good job, bud. >> it's a hutch deal. >> the family got joey last august and they say the dog has changed their lives. before joey, they difficult time even leaving their house. because shaken also has sensory issues and often has melt downs. now with joe why by his side to keep shane calm and safe, the sky is the limit for this little stroke survive. dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >> love that. the triathlon is this saturday at north penn high school. >> wish him the best. >> all right. little football, hill basketball. >> okay. >> basketball kind of big. >> yes. if the ball today was big, too. >> sam bradford talked for the first time since he left camp and explains why he left and why he came back. and the sixers put the future of the three years of tanking in the tumble of ping-pong balls in the draft lotter

show the world what he can do. >> reporter: colleen says the triathlon will give shane that i can dotude. we cannot wait to see his face when he goes through that finish line, and i think the sense of he accomplish something so big when he was told he probably wouldn't be able to walk when he was younger. >> good job, bud. >> it's a huge deal. the family got joey last august and they say the dog has changed their lives. before joey, they had difficult time even leaving their house because shane also has sensory issues and often has melt downs. now, with joey by his side, to keep shane calm and safe, the sky is the limit for this little stroke survivor. dawn timmeney, fox 29 news. >>> the triathlon this saturday at north penn high school. >> yeah hope he does well. i'm sure he will. we're pulling for him. >> yup. >>> imagine a tractor trailer barreling towards you without a driver behind the wheel. >> that sounds frightening but that could be the future of commercial trucking if the california company gets its way. group of former google engineers who worked on the tech giant's self d

. >> reporter: colleen erickson and her friends feel disenfranchised as voters. they believe bernie sanders's message is fresh. >> you don't have to go hillary. you can trust in bernie. i think the wave is getting bigger and it's contagious. >> i'm feeling the revolution. >>> >> reporter: nina moore and ann wenzel drove in from wookd. >> whether bernie wins it or not is not a testament to what people say, but his message is, wake up. >> if you want to make certain we defeat donald trump, if you want to make absolutely certain that we have an energetic grassroots campaign which results in a large voter turnout, this is the campaign to support. >> reporter: bernie sanders's next california stop is stockton on tuesday. in sacramento, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> meantime, hillary clinton's campaign opened its first san francisco office on venice avenue today. her other bay area office is in oakland. >> reporter: donald trump has promised to go up against dumts democrats even if republicans don't back him. today house speaker paul ryan said he doesn't know trump e

hopefully colleen you have a great mother's day weekend as well as the rest of you that it pertains tohe numbers 54 in allentown, 52 reading, 52 wilmington. lower 50's at the shore and again, that sunshine, that beautiful shot we just showed you, it will be mimicked across the entire viewing area especially here on sunday. there's the low winding up pulling inland. you have most of the steady rain is now south and west of philadelphia and we'll continue to see this low fall apart as we go through the overnight hours, but it did pile up a lot of water along the shore, so we have one more high tide of concern. that concerns between 7:30 and 9:30 tonight right along the immediate shore back bays a couple hours later. widespread street flooding is expected. wave heights five to 8 feet causing some beach erosion. overnight tonight mist and drizzle, breezy and raw not the best friday night forecast, 46 to 49 degrees. future tracker tomorrow morning still a lot of clouds around. upper 40's to near 50 with a couple areas of showers. as we get into tomorrow afternoon we do go back to at least 6

. >> reporter: colleen has studied labor trafficking and interviewed victims including some from our region. so the nbc 10 investigators took her claim directly to the top. >> we haven't had as much success as i oo would like. >> reporter: the manager is the eastern attorney for pennsylvania. he acknowledges every one of us has encountered a victim somewhere in the philadelphia region but most victims stay quiet because of language barriers, mistrust of law enforcement and fear of their trafficke traffickers. >> we have a dedicated group of agents working hard to investigate and prosecute these cases. >> why has it been so hard to bring them to trial then. >> i think the reality is it comes back to you have to identify the victims. >> reporter: based on the interviews he believes many victims are willing to testify than prosecutors claim but she says it's up to the public to ask who is serving our food and working at our hotels or cleaning our homes. >> the more you point to the perpetrator, the more you're sort of pointing back to yourself because you're a part of this. >> reporter:

colleen andrn: internal optimist, i believe that nirvana exists. i think we can get there. what we are having is an exciting conversation. we are talking about content and opportunities. we are talking about a robust ecosystem. i really think, especially when milestones, when we get to certain places in a revolution that mean to have a conversation about which direction to go. while i know there is a lot of of and people are on various sides of the fence when it comes to this particular issue, the fact that we are having this conversation and not immediately passing down a edict really for what this interactive process is. i've proposed rulemaking that we are putting forward to where everybody has an opportunity to weigh in. i think it is healthy at this point to have these conversations. i'm looking forward to what i will be a very interesting and dynamic exchange. peter slen: do you agree with what you're probably just said? a good exampleis of the crossroads we have found ourselves in. on one hand, you can take a forward-looking view where the market is is going from try

. >> reporter: colleen erickson and her friends feel disenfranchised as voters. they believe bernie sanders's message is fresh. >> you don't have to go hillary. you can trust in bernie. i think the wave is getting bigger and it's contagious. >> i'm feeling the revolution. >>> >> reporter: nina moore and ann wenzel drove in from wookd. >> whether bernie wins it or not is not a testament to what people say, but his message is, wake up. >> if you want to make certain we defeat donald trump, if you want to make absolutely certain that we have an energetic grassroots campaign which results in a large voter turnout, this is the campaign to support. >> reporter: bernie sanders's next california stop is stockton on tuesday. in sacramento, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >>> meantime, hillary clinton's campaign opened its first san francisco office on venice avenue today. her other bay area office is in oakland. >> reporter: donald trump has promised to go up against dumts democrats even if republicans don't back him. today house speaker paul ryan said he doesn't know trump e

a judge told the former cleveland browns quarterback that he could not have any contact with colleenrowley in person, by phone, or even on social media. >>> massive fire is burning right now in houston, it is happening, you can see it there, at a packaging company, we have watched the pallets of unknown contents, they have exploded, sending balls of flames into the sky. at least one report says the fire began at a near by home. you can hear what sounds like a helicopter pilot right there talking about it. thick dark smoke can be seen for miles. firefighters were working to make sure the fire does not spread to any more buildings nearby. >>> more than two dozen people are hurt after a plane hit some severe turbulence and someone caught this horrifying video. >> the flight was headed to jakarta wednesday when it hit severe and unexpected turbulence. about 45 minutes before it landed. nine passengers and a crew member were taken to a local hospital for their injuries. they are expected to be okay. the turbulence was so severe, it damaged the storage bins above. >>> donald trump outlaste

for parents colleen and bernie force their lives were turned upside down. >> it is all in a whirlwindwe don't know what is happening from like day to day, minute to minute. >> alex is doing good right now, you know, it is one of those things where we take it day today. if there is a day where he is not in the hospital or needing a doctor's appointment then it is a great day. >> reporter: those great day become a reality with the help of great events for home runs for heart at citizens bank park. yesterday i took some swings with many others for the charity. >> come on. i should be booed. >> alex will hit as well during day two of the event. there is no doubt he will fair better that be me. the force family is thrilled to be involved. >> whenever we can do to, you know, for him and for everyone with a heart condition, heart disease, raise awareness, you know, we're absolutely in. >> reporter: from citizens bank park, pat gallen for "eyewitness news". >> how about that. >> great story. >> all right, don bell, we are continuing with the sports theme here. >> yes, we're talking about a gu

brandon's former classmates at nativity were getting grief counseling among them the 14 year-old son of colleen leon. >> i just could not sleep all night. it is like my son too. it is like my son. so tragic. so tragic. wonderful kid. >> reporter: the question tonight is why was brandon wingo so ruthlessly killed. a $10,000 reward is being offer in the case. live from wilmington police in delaware i'm dan cuellar for channel six "action news". >> thanks, dan. >>> chopper six was overhead earl are tonight as police converged on 16th and allegheny in north philadelphia a police officer sent out an s.o.s. because of a man with a gun and one officer let go with three shots. "action news" reporter chad pradelli is live at that scene, chad, what are the details? >> reporter: well, jim, crime scene investigators just wrapped up and left the scene. allegheny avenue was shut down. it has since reopened. we are here at 16th right behind me that is the alleged stolen vehicle. that is where it was stopped. what happened afterward, it is what led to this barricade situation. the standoff ended peacefully wit

charged with misdemeanor assault for an alleged domestic violence incident involving his exgirlfriend, colleenrawley. his time was brief, during which a judge said he was to have no contact with crowley. he had to sign an affidavit saying he possesses no firearms. the 23-year-old plans to plead not guilty. he turned himself in to police on wednesday and he was released on $1,500 bond. he faces up to a year in jail. >>> turning to some highlights, and in toronto, the raptors get some redemption in overtime. evening up the semifinal series against the heat at one game apiece. toronto avoids losing the games for the first time this postseason after the win. >>> in last night's stanley cup playoffs, a marathon match-up in nashville. the sharks and predators needing three overtime periods to decide game 4 of the second round series. mike fisher nets the game winner just over 11 minutes in the triple o.t. 4-3. that series is now tied at two games apiece. >>> the stars even it up against the blues after a 3-2 win last night. they only needed one overtime period to get it done. >>> in houston, the ast

colleen, appreciate you being here. we will follow your reporting. >> thank you. >>> illegal immigration one of the hot button issues of 2016 and it's getting more heated with new developments in the debate. parents of kate lynn steinlee killed allegedly by a mexican immigrant deported five times is suing the federal government, specifically blaming the sheriff who released the suspect from custody without notifying immigrations and custom enforcement or i.c.e. >> making himself the king, he is deliberately circumventing the law that was in effect for the city and county of san francisco. he acted without authority. a complete abuse of authority in ismemo. >> a civil case like this, the legal issue is whether the government and its taxpayers can be held liable for the actions of a criminal. case law is well-established that they cannot be held liable. >> i.c.e. will not comment on pending litigation but said in a statement that agency officials have met with the family to express their deepest sympathy for the family's

preliminary this morning and ordered hill to have no firearms in his possession and no contact with colleened of beating crawly in january in an upscale dallas hotel. again, later on, on the way to her foig apartment, a misdemeanor charge, he is facing carries a penalty of up to a year in jail and $4,000 fine. >> they want to know whether steph curry is going to play on saturday. we will bring in our sports guy. >>> he hasn't done three on three dprils and he had a basketball in his hands. they want to see. he is going forward and back. he always said they wouldn't dictate it. >> he is saying it here. he said when he is ready, he will play. if they get passed this series. they want to get him tuned up for the next series. >> as of right now, considerry will be out for game three. he is not officially out. he is doing forward to back drills and no side to side lateral drills and three on 31st. then five on five. the team flies out tomorrow. if he doesn't play. it is sean livingston backing him up. and the warriors have been outstanding in the playoffs. >> 6-1 without curry. -1 without curry.

. >> colleen, call us. >> i like the white jacket. >> that's graduation. >> we're getting a phone callall of her friends. >> it was the same tux because it's a week apart. >> remember when you did -- was it your recommitment ceremony and you both wore the white. >> i don't know why it's always white. >> you're racist. >> my pride and joy right there. pre-prom right there. >> isn't that cute. >> i don't know which one is first so put it up there and let's get it over with. this one is not bad. this is college graduation. my dad in the back. i think my mom is taking the picture. that's my niece, jessica wilkerson who just this week had her first hearing she ran on capitol hill on cyber security. she was only 2 or 3 at the time, now she's 25. okay, then prom. here is the thing. why is there no guy in the picture. i'm the shortest, then tiffany and andrea bell. the thing is, we had dates with our guy friends. >> are those your outfits? >> yes. >> what are you talking about? >> for what? >> prom. >> what are you talking about? >> maybe i can't see it. >> are they casual clothes? >> wow! wow

judge in his domestic violence case the judge ordered manziel to have no contact with ex- girlfriend colleen crowley who says manziel hit her and threatened to kill her last january >> gary:the former heisman trophy than 15 minutes after posting 1,500-dollar bond yesterday after turning him self in no plea was entered but manziel's lawyer says he plans to plead not guilty he faces a misdomeanor that carries up to a year in jail and a 4,000-dollar fine. >> gary: his client, at the end of the day will be proven innocent. >> gary:the seattle seahawks have placed running back marshawn lynch on the nfl's reserved/retired list implied in february when the oakland native indicated he was ready to call it quits. >> gary:during the fourth quarter of picture on twitter with a pair of green football cleats hanging from a telephone or electrical wire his agent confirmed a day later that lynch intended to retire. >> gary:the former cal and oakland tech product was a 5-time pro bowler. >> gary:the chicago cuba celebrated clubhouse. band to play before their game against the washington nationals at wrigley

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>> if colleen is being forced to be in a men's room full of men the law says she would have to do that. isn't there also a fair of transgender woman walking into a restroom of men? bought the law says she has to do it. >> that's the law that's pushed around the country. >> joy here's reality, if somebody is completely transgendered they're adopted that they're male and now female. they're living that life. that's the bathroom they go into but they've been fully transguaranteed. that's very different than a 13 or 14 or 15-year-old boy saying he gets to shower with the girls in the locker room. i think the obama administration was greatly overreached with this action. >> let me get you in here, you yourself are acquainted with transgender child that you know has to be with the issue. zhao see genevieve's point here? >> i do see genevieve's point here. part of the opposition is two fold. what exactly north carolina and the mandate that the federal government handed down what that says and the implications of it. and then there's the very nature of the fact that conservatives, republicans,

but what does that say, colleen, about the democratic party right now?'s an interesting moment. heading into the convention, i think everyone expected the republican convention to be the one that was potentially chaotic and divisive and all of the sudden, you have this situation where the democrats are the ones who are divided and so the question is whether bernie sanders can control his supporters. he's created this movement and it's not necessarily clear that he has control over their actions certainly. >> he didn't condemn them in more vociferous terms. sanders seems more determined than ever to take this all the way to the convention to rest the nomination from clinton even if that means doing harm to her in the general election. does he damage her chances, the longer he stays in and hammers away at her? >> well, he's made clear that he's not going to pull any punches between now and mid june when the primaries end. so he's going to continue to hit clinton and fight as hard as he can, the key question is what he does in the approximately six weeks be

lawyers for green's mother colleen kud who lives out of state asked the court to give her custody ofhildren. she said li's mother should be considered a flight risk. >> and they sought to get a warrant based on a false allegation that mrs. li senior, the grandmother, was not a citizen of the united states, which she is. >> reporter: kud feared for the safety of her granddaughters. she had reason to believe tiffany would herself harm the children or instruct others to harm them. the judge issue d warrants ordering authorities to remove them from the hillsborough home. the judge today denied the motion to reverse the protective order. a formal hearing will be held next month. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> there's been no letup in the severe weather in the nation's midsection. take a look at the damage people woke up to today in conroe, texas, outside of houston. strong winds uprooted trees and damaged homes. the worst may not be over. the national weather service issued a flash flood emergency in the area for only the third time. here is a look at just how hard the rain fell last night. che

colleen love has headed the clinical safety program at atascadero and her job is to research violencet to reduce it at the hospital. >> i love the whole wide world anthen t 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. >> red light admissions 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 right now. you ha

. >> oh, look at mysteries a murphy looking good from in this message, a door job from colleen, my favoritey mommy. >> that's her mom? >> yes. >> miss you and love you. >> well, a loft just a loft moms in our life. we have good mother figures, or mother-in-law. happy mother day, love my mother, she get more beautiful every year. so nice. >> how is your mom? >> my mom's great. watching the show right now as she does every week. >> i have a question for you. your husband, brian, he did show up, right? >> he's here. >> he's here. will he feel compelled to get your mother a gift? and would he feel compelled to get his own mother, he's going to get his own mother a gift? >> the law of moms is you should at least get your own momma card. i got cards for his mom, my mom, my sister-in-law who just became a new mom. >> wait, you got the card? >> i bought the card. >> he should get me a card, and he will. >> he should get you -- you're not his mother. >> to me that's a big debate. but you're the mother of his children, do you get a gift from your us? >> not a gift, but at least a card. i think a card

so it was my mom, joel, me and the kids and adele and colleen and we have our napkins and that was the ella photo bomb. we did spend a lot of time just hanging out on the beach laughing with the girls and we had a great time and -- by the way, the water was like 60 degrees and the kids were in it. it was freezing. it was freezing. >> isn't it nice we can show boots now. >> no more hiding joel. >> you're coming up on three years. >> i know, isn't that weird? i think it's this week. i mean, it is this week. [ laughter ] i'm not great with this. >> off couple days to figure it out, hoda. have your crack investigative team find out for you. i went as well, hung out with my sister and her husband and her daughter and schecky -- and my friend denice who we hadn't mean? a long time. she was my backup singer for 25 years. >> did you get the band back together? >> we got the voices back together. the first song i ever wrote was for shanny when she was one. i called it shannon from heaven so we brought it back and called it "erin from heaven". >> for schecky? >> for schecky. ♪ erin from heaven,

he was indicted after an incident involving his ex-girlfriend, colleen crowley. she said the pair had an argument at a hotel in dallas and manziel hit her. today, a judge released the 23-year-old on two conditions. first, he cannot have any contact with his ex. he also can't have a gun. the charge against manziel carries up to a year in jail and a $4,000 fine. >>> officials at the u.s. capitol marked holocaust remembrance day. victims and their loved ones lit handled to mark the 71st anverse of the day allied forces liberated the concentration camps. about 60 holocaust survivors attended the ceremony. >> meanwhile in an nbc10 exclusive, we're hearing from philadelphia police officer jesse hartnett, recovering after he was shot in an ambush. he talked to us after the national police foundation named him its man of the year. the police defense foundation honored him in new york last night. back in january, he was shot while sitting in his patrol car. he managed to fire back and chase down the gunman. officers captured the alleged shooter a few blocks away. hartnett

judge colleen cotelli rejected a one-year sentence saying hawkins had a clear record otherwise, but hadommitted a serious offense. campaign transparency is the core of our democracy. you made a decision. you step to the dark side. . the shadow campaign probe ended and mayor gray has not been charged and he's always denied wrongdoing. hawkins' longtime pastor said he was glad the judge recognized hawkins' live of public service. not the best and not the worst. certainly given the lifetime of vernon giving service to the city. >> thompson is to be sentenced next month. in the district, tom sherwood, news 4. >>> and we have an campaign investigation on our nbc washington app. just search shadow campaign. >> the wildly popular musical "hamilton" has been sold out on broadway for month, but forget the trip to new york. the show is coming on our town. we'll tell you how to make sure you get a ticket when it hits the kennedy center. >>> stress in school. doreen gentzler takes us to a safe place where local students can learn how to juggle it all. >>> i do think that our culture has started to

for parent colleen and bernie force, their lives were turn upside down. >> it is all kind of like a whirlwindst know what is happening. from like, you know, minute to minute, day-to-day. >> alex was doing good, right now. you know, one of those thing where you take it day it day. you know, if there is a day where he's not no hospital or needing a doctors appointment, then it is a great day. >> those great days become a reality with the help of great event like the homeruns for heart at citizens bank park. yesterday i took some swings, with many others for the charity. >> come. on. >> i should be booed. >> later today, alex will hit as well during day two of the event. and there is no doubt he'll fair better than me. the force family is thrilled to be involved. >> whatever we can do for him, raise awareness, you know, we're absolutely in. >> so great to meet alex and his parents, bernie, collin, his older sister evelyn, as well, who benefit from events like this one today, homeruns for heart which is taking place behind me, begins at 8:00 runs until 4:30 this afternoon, here at the ballpark, an

. >>> inside the sheriff al cannon detention center, cellmates april maine and colleen spears have quicklyexist in their confined space. >> eye just cool being alone, but there's just so much isolation you can take. it's better to be with someone. and you know, we just started yesterday because my other roommate left. so because i knew april and we're both, you know, spiritually strong people, i thought that i could work with her. >> i'm sleeping on the floor just because i don't like climbing up and down off the top bunk. it's just easier. >> you go to the toilet, you use it. you know, you got to use these courtesy flushes. you know, privacy is just a term -- >> you turn your head and give them respect. give each other respect. >> right. >> unless you're like some of the girls that like to watch, you know. >> and i'm not one of those, so you have all the privacy you need. >> yeah. you know, if you're going and eliminating that way, then you get the stink out, and then -- >> we got powder. >> you take your powder puff, and that's your deodorizer. you can put a towel over you or something l

. >> i lake this one, thinks colleen, love my husband's beard, i would be very unhappy if he took it consulting me. >> she's a beard girl. >> he is happy. >> yes. >> thanks for. that. >> sue serio has been my beard for years. >> oh, mike. >> and she lost it. >> why do you do that to me. >> you know what i mean, i'm supposed to be at an event, yes. >> it is raining. >> yes. >> temperatures in the 50's, okay. yeah, there is fog out there but not much, it is 57 degrees and we will not get that much more warmer before the end of the day. the mostly cloudy skies, high of 62. and yeah, on and off showers, we just don't expect this rain as hard as it did this morning, 50 degrees overnight with you guessed it bob kelly, showers around. >> more showers and more showers. two separate accidents here on the schuylkill expressway, bet all lane temporary block here. what started out as a three car accident, those guys moved off to the shoulder and that quickly bam another accident happened in the same spot so state troopers, trying to push everybody off to the scene. they are kicking off, brushing

. >> reporter: colleen is the ex who accused him of restraining her and cuffing her so her he ruptureder eardrum. indicted last week, manziel surrendered for the misdemeanor assault charges on wednesday. on thursday in court he politely answered the judge. >> no, sir. >> okay. >> reporter: no plea was entered at the hearing. if convicted the 2012 heisman trophy winner potentially faces a year in prison and a $4,000 fine. over the past few months manziel's reputation tarnished. paparazzi filming him partying. he was cut by the cleveland browns and then cut loose by two agents. are you guys going to get to tell your side of the story at any point? but manziel's attorney telling abc news that the football player looks forward to defending himself. now, court insiders tell us there is a strong possibility that this case will never get to trial and manziel's attorney says he was only trying to help out his girlfriend. that's why they're not going to take a deal from the d.a. the question is, can he say out of trouble long enough for these proceedings to play out. >> thank you. >>> amy with

. >> colleen cappa as michelle stated the summary there is the plan's deadline. as you might remember, the community health needs assessment or community health assessment is really the compilation of many efforts. as dr. pating said, the foundation of a lot of work that's being done not just in the health department but across the county. so this needs assessment is really the foundation for hospital and community benefits plan and the community health improvement plan will inform the community plan, it will also inform the strategic plan for the population health division, as well as the health care services master plan. so we're all working from the same foundation of data to make the same conclusions to move toward health city-wide. >> you're saying by the end of the summer. >> that's the expectation. it's being moved largely through the san francisco health (inaudible). >> commissioner sanchez. >> i would just say this is, it's an exceptional comprehensive report. the first time we have a comprehensive base line to look at the parameters and the subsets, as

. >> hi, colleen. >> untapped market waiting to explode, i wonder if the league will determine the typecation and size. they have requirements for how they want it to be. it says it the is like soccer insuring big deal. >> it is just like soccer. our union has billbowa cross their union. what is wrong with the idea. make extra money who are and there. the dump. >> these are our sponsors so makes sense to me. >> yes, that is how i feel on monday. >> she's a mattress professional that alex holley. >> yes. >> so lets end entitlement that is what a football player wants to say. steelers running back deangelo williams wants to stop it. he took his daughter's appreciation ribbon way from her. thinks we all should do this. >>> thirtieth anniversary of the film top gun. >> so, we are going to recreate maybe this scene, would you like to see me with my shirt off all oiled up? no. what are you talking about. we have to take a quick break so we will do it the when we come back, with the the "good day philadelphia" players. next.

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colleen, for five minutes. >> thank you very much. and welcome both of you. admiral neffenger, let me start by saying really appreciate the management reforms you have undertaken and the spirit with which you've taken them. this is a big enterprise. a difficult enterprise, a critical mission, with a lot of unsatisfying aspects to the job. very few human beings are going to make a 30 year career out of telling people to take off their belts and shoes yet it is critical to the mission. security of the american people. and so not easy, keep you motivated, to have a salary structure that makes sense, and i for one very much appreciate what you've done and i hope you don't leave with the new administration. and as a matter of fact, if you do, i hope you will give paul wiedenfeld a call at metro and join his team because we need the kind of management reforms you're undertaken at tsa. one little plug that i always make and i have seen in my own experience a big change, which i appreciate, in how we're treating the public. but we still got work to do. but i have rea

colleen joins us from massachusetts. good morning. caller: good morning. ask his opinion. i am from new england, and i have a very good friend from mississippi. i am getting a little distressed with hearing about the destruction of historical landmarks from the confederacy, ,hich is part of the civil war and i had the pleasure of visiting stone mountain and found it very impressive. i thought it was nice as not rushmore, but i am hearing about the destruction of all these confederacy and historical places in the south. i was wondering about his opinion of that. out thatanted to point the freedom trail is among the top 50 places on brent glass"s best. --brent glass's list. guest: i am not in favor of removing the confederacy. i aim in favor of explaining to americans today what the civil war was about. unfortunately, it was the massacre of nine people in the church in charleston last year, and that tragedy, unfortunately caused people to think about the confederate flag and the civil war. it was ironic because it was the 150th anniversary of the end of the

colleen, for five minutes. >> thank you very much. and welcome both of you. admiral neffenger, let me start by saying really appreciate the management reforms you have undertaken and the spirit with which you've taken them. this is a big enterprise. a difficult enterprise, a critical mission, with a lot of unsatisfying aspects to the job. very few human beings are going to make a 30 year career out of telling emto tapeople to take or belts and shoes yet it is critical to the mission. security of the american people. and so not easy, keep you motivated, to have a salary structure that makes sense, and i for one very much appreciate what you've done and i hope you don't leave with the new administration. and as a matter of fact, if you do, i hope you will give paul wiedenfeld a call at metro and join his team because we need the kind of management reforms you're undertaken at tsa. one little plug that i always make and i have seen in my own experience a big change, which i appreciate, in how we're treating the public. but we still got work to do. but i have rea