decorate erin author colleen christian burke join us today thank you for being with us. >> thanks for preview of christmas ornament and holiday collection. >> this say sneak peek it's special the collection the name say mouthful. colleen christian burke it's by fits and floyd and it's inspired by amazing history and decorating of our first ladies. so it's so much fun. lots of historical details. >> i love all of the positions they're beautiful. but what i love more are sorrys behind them. tell me about the salt and pepper shaker and story behind the shoes. >> so this premiere collection features nancy reagan and jackie kennedy and their style and these adorable salt and pepper shakers are nod to nancy's holiday shoes and so every year nancy reagan a fashion icon would glue red pompoms on to black high heels and so our little girl teddy bear because nancy also deck ratesed with teddy bears is wearing black shoes with red pompoms and reagans were known for love story here we have a girl and boy teddy bear and mistletoe and it's a nod to the lover ronnie and nancy brought to the white ho

colleen has three kids, two dogs and a ton of laundry.heard about the samsung washing machine recall, she was hoping hers wasn't on the list. >> took a picture of the model number in the back and then i prayed that that number wasn't going to be one of the ones recalled. sure enough the number matched up online. >> then she saw this, pictures of samsung washing machines just like hers exploded into pieces. the consumer product safety commission's website shows the dangerous destruction. >> they're terrifying. >> reporter: colleen says her washer is just three years old. she paid $850 which included a warranty. >> the reason we bought it was the higher >> reporter: samsung blames excessive vibration during the spin cycle as the problem and instructed consumers to only use the delicate spin speed to avoid injury. customers have three options, refund, replace or repair. as colleen learned the refund is prorated based on the age of your washer. she was furious when she was told just how little she'd get back. >> it was only going to be $157 t

. >> the girls didn't know each other but their mom, colleen, and cory, went to the same high school and reconnected through the magic of social media. >> sophia had gotten sick, was in the hospital, and cory reached out, amazing. >> and the same. when bronwin was sick, colleen had been cleaning laid toy my house, wonderful person. >> and now we are best friends. >> sophia and bronwin are collecting toys, friends and local bits cents have donated dozens and dozens of toys. and amazon wish list of 100 toys sold out. >> then i just put more stuff, we just keep getting from as far away as seattle. >> alabama. >> and maine. >> it is a family affair, they're sisters, helping, too. >> we're hoping that these toys can make kids have a little bit more fun. >> it is like christmas but not for themselves. like they're so excited to be able to come, shop, and bring these gifts to them. >> just a great project from those two little girls. >> and there is more, take a look at this, they dropped off a truckload of toys, and their mom sent us these photos, they hope to start collecting toys again t

colleen chawla. as the director's report indicates, the governor released it's january budget last week. it's 179.5 billion dollar overall statewide budget. and he is projecting a deficit of $1.6 billion due to declining revenues. the budget however holds health and human services at about the same level. and retains a lot of the progress that has been made in the past, for instance it continues coverage for undocumented children under medi-cal and provides for a bond for under the mental health services act, no place like home bond. it also proposes to back fill funding decreases in the children's health insurance program and it's basically a relatively stable budget for the health and human services area. in addition, it includes revenues, borrows from future revenues to establish the adult youth cannabis program statewide, which of course the department of public health will be involved in locally, establishing those regulations. one thing just to be clear about the governor's budget he made clear

. >> colleen tried it all and now >> i want to be gray so i don't have to dye my hair ever again. >>nd you're doing it at a good time because gray is a popular color right now >> i'm seeing young girls doing that. >> reporter: if your natural gray is not a great shade like special toners can be used to brighten up the white or struck strike up the silver >> i'm looking for >> for him? it's much more >> to me, it's a look with my hair and with my beard altogether >> if it works for you not everybody >> not everybody. i have one brother who wouldn't look very good. >> reporter: experimenting with what does look good, he says, depends on eye colors, skin stones and personalities. take an gie. now with a new twist called shadows and tones >> when you mix a cool blond with a warm blond and it kind of live together, it almost creates its own shadow effect. >> reporter: more drama. but is she truly that bold and commanding? especially since those dark roots will be growing in in a few days, no problem, another trend >> shadow root a lot of blond walking around with that where they have a ha

colleen chawla. as the director's report indicates, the governor released it's january budget last week. it's 179.5 billion dollar overall statewide budget. and he is projecting a deficit of $1.6 billion due to declining revenues. the budget however holds health and human services at about the same level. and retains a lot of the progress that has been made in the past, for instance it continues coverage for undocumented children under medi-cal and provides for a bond for under the mental health services act, no place like home bond. it also proposes to back fill funding decreases in the children's health insurance program and it's basically a relatively stable budget for the health and human services area. in addition, it includes revenues, borrows from future revenues to establish the adult youth cannabis program statewide, which of course the department of public health will be involved in locally, establishing those regulations. one thing just to be clear about the governor's budget he made clear

colleen chawla. as the director's report indicates, the governor released it's january budget last week. it's 179.5 billion dollar overall statewide budget. and he is projecting a deficit of $1.6 billion due to declining revenues. the budget however holds health and human services at about the same level. and retains a lot of the progress that has been made in the past, for instance it continues coverage for undocumented children under medi-cal and provides for a bond for under the mental health services act, no place like home bond. it also proposes to back fill funding decreases in the children's health insurance program and it's basically a relatively stable budget for the health and human services area. in addition, it includes revenues, borrows from future revenues to establish the adult youth cannabis program statewide, which of course the department of public health will be involved in locally, establishing those regulations. one thing just to be clear about the governor's budget he made clear

. >> colleen has tried it all. over the years, now? >> i want to be gray.o i don't have to dye my hair ever again. >> and you're doing it at a good time, too, because gray is such a popular color right now. >> that's what i am seeing. i'm seeing young girls doing that gray hair now. >> and if your natural gray is not a great shade, special tone ores and shampoos can be used to brighten up a white or strike up the silver. who could that be? >> i'm looking for low maintenance. >> personality trait of most who show their natural gray. but for him? it is much more. >> to me it is a striking glow, with my hair, and with my beard altogether. >> not everybody? >> not everybody. i have a twin brother who this just wouldn't look very good on. >> experimenting with what does look good, he says, depends on eye colors, skin tones, personalities. >> take angie. she is many shades of brands, reds, blondes, onto platinum. now with new twist, called shadows and tones. >> when you mix a cool blonde with a warm blonde, and it kind of live together, it almost creates a fun sh

from next, colleen tennessee. she is an independent. caller: good morning. , hasn't reallyon been just a week -- has it really been just a week? mr. bannon is registered in two states. mr. bannon worked for mr. trump. germanyna and coming have built walls to keep people out. the only thing mr. trump has really done is sign papers. we have a congress that has to do the implementing of all these little papers he's signed. he holds them up and shows his signature. last lady, i agree with you a lot. i'm guessing the next thing for voting, we may have to be branded. i bless america. god help america. -- god bless america. host: frank from florida. republican. +.ller: i think it is an a i listen to mr. trump speak and i'm proud to be american again. i would rather see a wall of military personnel than a wall of concrete. owns use bernie sanders' parents as role models. his parents came from poland the legal way. let's reopen ellis island to show the world the only proper way to come into this country. in missouri. independent. caller: good mo

colleen.'s go to k independent. good morning. go ahead, colleen. caller: hello. ok.obama is a good speaker, but the topic here is emptiness. they sound good but they don't follow through. my remembrance is shovel ready. we are shovel ready. we have sinkholes in michigan, which i have never heard of, i thought that was only in florida and california. swampy areas. also i'd like to say to the earlier color on make america great again, that' pertains to the shovel ready. our airports, our total infrastructure is falling to pieces. it used to be great, we had skyscrapers being built.we have nothing anymore being built . i left in shanghai for two years. there are skyscrapers everywhere, massive buildings. what's going on over here? nothing new. everything is decaying. we need to be more purple rather than red and blue, and that's all i have to say, thank you. caller: ted in princeton, new jersey. democrat. good morning. caller: hello. feel similar to what other people have expressed. if we had -- whether it was mitch mcconnell or the majority representative -- that said

but chris mcandrews and his daughter, colleen can say they were here. >> i can say i was there at that event. >> reporter: the father and daughter got a spot on the mall and matching it trump hats. >> he had that jersey attitude. if you're not new jersey you just know. >> reporter: dad hopes some things are toned down. what do you need to see from him? >> i need to see him put the phone down. >> reporter: a new administration starts today. this mother and daughter from newark can claim their spot in history. >> every time it happens i feel compelled to come. >> it was cool because this is my first year voting, it was cool to be able to vote for the first time and seeing him win and everything. >> for history buffs like this family who come every year, the sights make a new family memory. how you going to top this? >> four more years, come back again. >> reporter: and some supporters i talked to here after the speech told me they know that he may have challenges in doing what he wants to do and what he promised to do. but they wanted to be here as everything kicks off. live in washingto

. >> fresco user colleen take us to the scene of a fire in paulsboro gloucester county.wn's mayor was actually hero in this fire and this video shows us the flames breaking out soon other on the 100 block of west broad street this morning and later today mayor gary stevenson telling us he happened to be in the area when he saw the flames he ran toward the burning home and rescued a woman. we don't know how that fire started yet. >>> at the delaware county fresco use sr. ryan sent this video of a fire in upper providence. fire officials say the fire broke out at the old state tavern on state road. crews did get it under control in about 15 minutes and nobody is hur. >>> drexel university governor tom wolf sat down to discuss his budget. he hosted an open conversation for anyone who was interested fresco user arlene lee sent us this video the chamber of commerce for greater philadelphia hosted the event today for this candid talk with pennsylvania's leader. >>> when you see news happening be sure to take out your phone and shoot it. then make sure to use the fresco app to

the other commissioners reviewed the bio graphic information, but if i have a update-- >> sends to colleen. >> she wim send it to me and i'll pass that on. >> we will place that in and thank you. updates are definitely welcome. anybody else wish to update that? that will update our website also? >> yes. >> yes. >> should we move to the next item? >> we will send this forward to the board of supervisors and mayor's office with the connections or additions we just talked about. thank you. >> next item then, please. >> item 10, other business. >> hearing none, item 11 is the joint conference knhity committee report and commissioner singers has a report back. >> i have december 12. >> december 13th i apologize for the typo. >> we met december 13? >> that is sf general? >> yes. sf general. >> that is right because it wasn't listed as sf general. >> open session the committee reviewed the quaultd manlagement regulatory fairs report, the hospital admip strairtd report and patient service report and hiring a vac aenss report. those are stanered reports. the only thing i say to everyone about what

i want to note that we have been doing a lot of work regarding responsive to post-election issues colleen our deputy director director of policy is here she'll give us an update but three staff to discuss any of the concerns they may have and let them know our mayor has made it clear we'll continue to be a sanctuary city and continue to encourage people to seek services in our packets we've sent out a postcard to all of the clients to make sure they know that it is safe for them to continue to get care copies for the commissioners we're also looking at this as a time to think about our future financial status of department so we're very, very mindful of coming budget and suhr we start thinking about reducing our expansion to really look at any vacancies we have today and realign those to try to start reducing our expenses so that over one thousand employees that we have brought on over the last couple of years we can continue that infrastructure we need and try to balance out our request of the general fund and to the city budget. >> colleen you want to set up. >> yes. please. good aftern

colleen olsen. we do not stop. we went all the way to the end. >>[applause] i feel like i talk to my friend scott weiner and he taught me you go all way to the finish line don't stop short knock on every single door and that's what we did. we knocked on 7000-i knocked on 7000 words per sums up my campaign not on a lot more than that but at the end of the day people set and they've referenced it. this wasn't a one-year campaign were a two-year campaign. they said you've been running for the last eight or 10 years according to the lieutenant governor in what i would say to that is, you are right. >>[laughing] you are absolutely right. that's why i'm standing here in front of you today. >>[applause] but i learned from my mistakes in 2008 and was hard work, perseverance, and listening that at the end of the day propelled us to victory. i listen to 7000 people personally on their doorstep. it's one the most humbling experiences of my life to sit on someone's door one on one, and listen to their concerns, their frustrations, their dreams and their visi

.>> reporter: she grabbed her daughter colleen turf forward, and saw blood. her mother told her to apply pressure until they got to the hospital.>> we are looking to see what led up to the shooting, what was the motive, were there any type of exchange of gunfire. >> reporter: the shooting is still under investigation. they did say they are looking for a car with chrome wheels. another cute thing that came out of the sad story, the seven- year-old said that she is her sister superhero.>> you can't help but think about the seven- year-old stopping the bleeding on her little sister. no seven-year-old should have to do that, but how brave that she was able to do that.>> reporter: she was able to do what her mom said. she said she saw her sister bleeding. she applied pressure as they drove to the hospital. no one should have to do that, especially to a one-year-old child.>> paul chamber outside children's hospital. thank you. >>> san francisco police opened a homicide investigation after a man who was attacked in the tenderloin this afternoon died from injuries. t

this is 84-year-old colleen ison-hodroff, who took out a reverse loan with the onewest subsidiary financialal freedom n 2006 on the home she and her husband, monroe, had been living in since 1963. >> my husband monroe passed us -- september 12, 2014. a mere 10 days later, despite what we had been told by financial freedom contacted me and told me that i needed to pay off the loan immediately. this was news to me. i was in no financial position to do so. since then, financial freedom has been trying to foreclose on me. i think this is an injustice in that an elderly woman was deceived and now financial freedom is trying to take my home. i hear that steve mnuchin was the leader of the bank that is doing this to me and other seniors. i do not think a man like that should be the treasury secretary and in charge of our economy. amy: speaking about her fight to save her home from foreclosure by a subsidiary of onewest, stephen mnuchin's bank. hearing,today's mnuchin submitted a revised questionnaire which reveals he is the director of investment capital international limited, incorporated in the ta

colleen in florida. apprehensive. tell us why.pprehensivevery with disabilities come especially mental disabilities. in my younger 50's, i ended up with something that was pretty tragic and now, i have a mental disability. i'm very concerned because i'm truly unable to work steadily. all i hear about are the diabetics. i feel for them also, but mine is pre-existing also and i'm highly concerned about myself and anyone else that has mental it and-- you don't see it does exist. host: dave in denver, colorado. also concerned as we are one day away from inauguration day. i just wanted to point i'm concerned about his picks. somebody who wants to destroy -- epa is put in charge host: you have to turn the tv down. you are concerned about his picks. caller: yeah. his head of the epa. i am more concerned about that an jeff sessions. what he said about medical marijuana and marijuana in general is out of touch with reality. speaking to that, all these people said that trump was a reality show. that is a bit of a stretch of reality, too. it

. >> colleen ryan heard about car thefts nearby. she didn't know on january 10th, two people woke up to find thieves were in their house and the cars had been swiped from the garages. all while they slept upstairs. >> it scares me. i'm alone. >> reporter: she had not heard about the they haves or the fact that two of the cases the thieves were brazen enough to enter the houses as the victims slept. >> i take my purse upstairs with me. >> reporter: that's one way to protect yourself, according to multiple police departments. nbc 10 reached out to today. police say while car thefts are not knew, you don't need to make it easy on the thieves. she would never leave her keys in her car. >> i've seen it already. they leave their pocketbooks in there. that's an invitation. >> reporter: police say two homes near spring house were entered between midnight and 6:00 a.m. the thieves took valuables and the car keys they found out in the open and those cars from the garages. investigators can't say if the thefts ared, but they say in both cases

i talk to colleen and sue, steve is always like you really need to get the car cleaned out.hey say it is fine as long as it is not an episode of hoarder. >> one of the big thing is glove box. we may have to go in there to get your registration and insurance, and the trunk if we need to get back there, people throw everything but dead bodies in there. we like to have those cleaned out. you want to anyway in case you need to get to your tire or change the tire. >> not worried about the cookie crumbs? >> we know you have kids and juice boxes everywhere, it is more of the glove box that we need to be or the trunk. >> i would have never thought about the trunk box. >> you should see the things we find this there that are real interesting. so don't leave monday any your glove box, mechanics go through it. >> thank you. you have a great boss. >> yes. >> pretty cool. it is called girls auto clinic and clutch beauty bar. upper dash. >> i upper dash. >> i you're killing it. >> thanks. >> i'm coming. i think it is amazing. thank you, ladies. >> get your oil changed, that kind of thing,

fresco user colleen took to us the scene this morning as you can't really see it too well there but youinitely see the smoke pouring through. no flames that we can see from this particular angle. the mayor says he was on his way to see governor chris christie state of the state address when that fire caught his eye. >> he stopped everything and ran towards the burning home before help arrived. mary gary stevenson and few other good samaritans were able to rescue the woman from the fire on the 100 block of west broad street. the mayor tells us the woman was sleeping when he knocked on her door. he says moments after he rescued her, the home exploded. >> and the doors were all locked even started banging on the doors, and getting ready to kick the doors in. didn't know if anybody was in there guy came up, he thinks there's a girl in there. she woke up. she heard our banking. i went into the house. checked for anybody else. we got her out. >> the mayor served as the town's fire chief for 12 years thankfully no one was hurt. >>> meanwhile scary moments governor christie's state of the state

colleen olsen. we do not stop. we went all the way to the end. >>[applause] i feel like i talk to my friend scott weiner and he taught me you go all way to the finish line don't stop short knock on every single door and that's what we did. we knocked on 7000-i knocked on 7000 words per sums up my campaign not on a lot more than that but at the end of the day people set and they've referenced it. this wasn't a one-year campaign were a two-year campaign. they said you've been running for the last eight or 10 years according to the lieutenant governor in what i would say to that is, you are right. >>[laughing] you are absolutely right. that's why i'm standing here in front of you today. >>[applause] but i learned from my mistakes in 2008 and was hard work, perseverance, and listening that at the end of the day propelled us to victory. i listen to 7000 people personally on their doorstep. it's one the most humbling experiences of my life to sit on someone's door one on one, and listen to their concerns, their frustrations, their dreams and their visi

the other commissioners reviewed the bio graphic information, but if i have a update-- >> sends to colleen. >> she wim send it to me and i'll pass that on. >> we will place that in and thank you. updates are definitely welcome. anybody else wish to update that? that will update our website also? >> yes. >> yes. >> should we move to the next item? >> we will send this forward to the board of supervisors and mayor's office with the connections or additions we just talked about. thank you. >> next item then, please. >> item 10, other business. >> hearing none, item 11 is the joint conference knhity committee report and commissioner singers has a report back. >> i have december 12. >> december 13th i apologize for the typo. >> we met december 13? >> that is sf general? >> yes. sf general. >> that is right because it wasn't listed as sf general. >> open session the committee reviewed the quaultd manlagement regulatory fairs report, the hospital admip strairtd report and patient service report and hiring a vac aenss report. those are stanered reports. the only thing i say to everyone about what

. >> my daughter colleen fewer. >> (clapping.) >> any daughter sarah fewer. >> (clapping.) >> and myter pamela kaplan. >> (clapping.) >> and my best friend ann. >> (clapping.) >> i like to take the opportunity to thank the residents the richmond district to trust me for the steward for the next 4 years i also would like to thank many, many people who have worked on any campaign my campaign staff is here to see me being 2345urgd and want to introduce any staff will will be joining me in my office chelsea. >> (clapping.) >> i believe many of you know nick and angeleno they'll be staying on and special thanks to sxhaufr that has been a dedicated public servant a wonderful caregiver of the district i lived in and had three children so supervisor eric mar i want to say thank you, very much for the long service sunflower the neighborhoods and families and as i'm learning and talking about with people particularly on the most vulnerable in the district thank you eric. >> (clapping.) >> so san francisco has changed a lot from the san francisco of my youth i'm a fifth generation san francisca

. > author and political science professor talk colleen sheehan talks about james macklin's role in thebill of rights. this is to commemorate the 225th anniversary of the ratification of the bill of rights. this program runs about 45 minutes. host: good evening. i am cherry live in, a vice president of the supreme court wantrical society, and i to welcome everybody here on behalf of the society and the georgetown center for the constitution. we're both cosponsoring tonight's event, which, as you know, celebrates the 225th anniversary of the bill of rights. it is my duty and obligation to tell you first to please turn off your cell phones and any other electronic devices you may have and also not to use any cameras during the course of the

. >> my daughter colleen fewer. >> (clapping.) >> any daughter sarah fewer. >> (clapping.) >> and myter pamela kaplan. >> (clapping.) >> and my best friend ann. >> (clapping.) >> i like to take the opportunity to thank the residents the richmond district to trust me for the steward for the next 4 years i also would like to thank many, many people who have worked on any campaign my campaign staff is here to see me being 2345urgd and want to introduce any staff will will be joining me in my office chelsea. >> (clapping.) >> i believe many of you know nick and angeleno they'll be staying on and special thanks to sxhaufr that has been a dedicated public servant a wonderful caregiver of the district i lived in and had three children so supervisor eric mar i want to say thank you, very much for the long service sunflower the neighborhoods and families and as i'm learning and talking about with people particularly on the most vulnerable in the district thank you eric. >> (clapping.) >> so san francisco has changed a lot from the san francisco of my youth i'm a fifth generation san francisca

. >> my daughter colleen fewer. >> (clapping.) >> any daughter sarah fewer. >> (clapping.) >> and myter pamela kaplan. >> (clapping.) >> and my best friend ann. >> (clapping.) >> i like to take the opportunity to thank the residents the richmond district to trust me for the steward for the next 4 years i also would like to thank many, many people who have worked on any campaign my campaign staff is here to see me being 2345urgd and want to introduce any staff will will be joining me in my office chelsea. >> (clapping.) >> i believe many of you know nick and angeleno they'll be staying on and special thanks to sxhaufr that has been a dedicated public servant a wonderful caregiver of the district i lived in and had three children so supervisor eric mar i want to say thank you, very much for the long service sunflower the neighborhoods and families and as i'm learning and talking about with people particularly on the most vulnerable in the district thank you eric. >> (clapping.) >> so san francisco has changed a lot from the san francisco of my youth i'm a fifth generation san francisca

. >> my daughter colleen fewer. >> (clapping.) >> any daughter sarah fewer. >> (clapping.) >> and myter pamela kaplan. >> (clapping.) >> and my best friend ann. >> (clapping.) >> i like to take the opportunity to thank the residents the richmond district to trust me for the steward for the next 4 years i also would like to thank many, many people who have worked on any campaign my campaign staff is here to see me being 2345urgd and want to introduce any staff will will be joining me in my office chelsea. >> (clapping.) >> i believe many of you know nick and angeleno they'll be staying on and special thanks to sxhaufr that has been a dedicated public servant a wonderful caregiver of the district i lived in and had three children so supervisor eric mar i want to say thank you, very much for the long service sunflower the neighborhoods and families and as i'm learning and talking about with people particularly on the most vulnerable in the district thank you eric. >> (clapping.) >> so san francisco has changed a lot from the san francisco of my youth i'm a fifth generation san francisca

. >> my daughter colleen fewer. >> (clapping.) >> any daughter sarah fewer. >> (clapping.) >> and myter pamela kaplan. >> (clapping.) >> and my best friend ann. >> (clapping.) >> i like to take the opportunity to thank the residents the richmond district to trust me for the steward for the next 4 years i also would like to thank many, many people who have worked on any campaign my campaign staff is here to see me being 2345urgd and want to introduce any staff will will be joining me in my office chelsea. >> (clapping.) >> i believe many of you know nick and angeleno they'll be staying on and special thanks to sxhaufr that has been a dedicated public servant a wonderful caregiver of the district i lived in and had three children so supervisor eric mar i want to say thank you, very much for the long service sunflower the neighborhoods and families and as i'm learning and talking about with people particularly on the most vulnerable in the district thank you eric. >> (clapping.) >> so san francisco has changed a lot from the san francisco of my youth i'm a fifth generation san francisca

the other commissioners reviewed the bio graphic information, but if i have a update-- >> sends to colleen. >> she wim send it to me and i'll pass that on. >> we will place that in and thank you. updates are definitely welcome. anybody else wish to update that? that will update our website also? >> yes. >> yes. >> should we move to the next item? >> we will send this forward to the board of supervisors and mayor's office with the connections or additions we just talked about. thank you. >> next item then, please. >> item 10, other business. >> hearing none, item 11 is the joint conference knhity committee report and commissioner singers has a report back. >> i have december 12. >> december 13th i apologize for the typo. >> we met december 13? >> that is sf general? >> yes. sf general. >> that is right because it wasn't listed as sf general. >> open session the committee reviewed the quaultd manlagement regulatory fairs report, the hospital admip strairtd report and patient service report and hiring a vac aenss report. those are stanered reports. the only thing i say to everyone about what

colleen olsen. we do not stop. we went all the way to the end. >>[applause] i feel like i talk to my friend scott weiner and he taught me you go all way to the finish line don't stop short knock on every single door and that's what we did. we knocked on 7000-i knocked on 7000 words per sums up my campaign not on a lot more than that but at the end of the day people set and they've referenced it. this wasn't a one-year campaign were a two-year campaign. they said you've been running for the last eight or 10 years according to the lieutenant governor in what i would say to that is, you are right. >>[laughing] you are absolutely right. that's why i'm standing here in front of you today. >>[applause] but i learned from my mistakes in 2008 and was hard work, perseverance, and listening that at the end of the day propelled us to victory. i listen to 7000 people personally on their doorstep. it's one the most humbling experiences of my life to sit on someone's door one on one, and listen to their concerns, their frustrations, their dreams and their visi

. >> my daughter colleen fewer. >> (clapping.) >> any daughter sarah fewer. >> (clapping.) >> and myter pamela kaplan. >> (clapping.) >> and my best friend ann. >> (clapping.) >> i like to take the opportunity to thank the residents the richmond district to trust me for the steward for the next 4 years i also would like to thank many, many people who have worked on any campaign my campaign staff is here to see me being 2345urgd and want to introduce any staff will will be joining me in my office chelsea. >> (clapping.) >> i believe many of you know nick and angeleno they'll be staying on and special thanks to sxhaufr that has been a dedicated public servant a wonderful caregiver of the district i lived in and had three children so supervisor eric mar i want to say thank you, very much for the long service sunflower the neighborhoods and families and as i'm learning and talking about with people particularly on the most vulnerable in the district thank you eric. >> (clapping.) >> so san francisco has changed a lot from the san francisco of my youth i'm a fifth generation san francisca

colleen olsen. we do not stop. we went all the way to the end.>[applause] i feel like i talk to my friend scott weiner and he taught me you go all way to the finish line don't stop short knock on every single door and that's what we did. we knocked on 7000-i knocked on 7000 words per sums up my campaign not on a lot more than that but at the end of the day people set and they've referenced it. this wasn't a one-year campaign were a two-year campaign. they said you've been running for the last eight or 10 years according to the lieutenant governor in what i would say to that is, you are right. >>[laughing] you are absolutely right. that's why i'm standing here in front of you today. >>[applause] but i learned from my mistakes in 2008 and was hard work, perseverance, and listening that at the end of the day propelled us to victory. i listen to 7000 people personally on their doorstep. it's one the most humbling experiences of my life to sit on someone's door one on one, and listen to their concerns, their frustrations, their dreams and their vision

colleen olsen. we do not stop. we went all the way to the end. >>[applause] i feel like i talk to my friend scott weiner and he taught me you go all way to the finish line don't stop short knock on every single door and that's what we did. we knocked on 7000-i knocked on 7000 words per sums up my campaign not on a lot more than that but at the end of the day people set and they've referenced it. this wasn't a one-year campaign were a two-year campaign. they said you've been running for the last eight or 10 years according to the lieutenant governor in what i would say to that is, you are right. >>[laughing] you are absolutely right. that's why i'm standing here in front of you today. >>[applause] but i learned from my mistakes in 2008 and was hard work, perseverance, and listening that at the end of the day propelled us to victory. i listen to 7000 people personally on their doorstep. it's one the most humbling experiences of my life to sit on someone's door one on one, and listen to their concerns, their frustrations, their dreams and their visi

special events communications and outreach, on january 13 012 knowledge assistant jeopardy chief colleent the attended agreed [inaudible] fastball team and they played in a game against the youth guidance center, the residence that are there. that are in custody. as a great gathering of great game the sfpd one popeye lot and it was a social event after where the kids and the fire department members got to have pizza oh and ask all team members work great while models for these young men and so that was something that was put on and supported by its called city youth now and they've had games against sfpd in the past and chief, beanie help coordinate and put that together. i thought it was very gratifying. something we will continue to do. that was on january 13. i would also like to knowledge in honor and memory of martin luther king holiday on the 16th i was unable to participate we had our deputy chief of administration, ramona williams as well's assistant deputy chief jeff: beanie and tony rivera participate with a black firefighters association and the march which began at fourth and