>> well, who is to say she is not on the list, colleen, by ruining the whole segment?fix this? it fell glove all right, are we going to start with justin westbounder? >> i thought we were already in it. i just said justin westbounder. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> how much of a q do you need? oh, is that a cue? >> i can't believe justin bieber makes that kinds of money. >> i like it. >> it was really good. >> i mean i might go to a bieber concert. >> what? >> i'm being talked into it right now. i can't decide. i haven't ben yet. >> i haven't been to one either. >> you live in l.a. you might run into bieber in a starbucks. >> you never know. he might be just driving around the hood. >> have you met any stars. >> oh, well so weird, my grocery store is like a hot bed for people. >> really? >> like conan will be in the bread aisle, then the wilson brother will be there, i saw jeffrey tam bore a. >> oh, great. >> i just followed him around the grocery store. and pretended i was like needing things that were right by him. >> oh, my goodness. >> it was not stalker-ish at all. >> you

kim davies ending that report by colleen harris.n connection with an alleged acid attack at a nightclub in london, over the easter weekend. one of them is arthur collins — the ex—boyfriend of reality tv star fearne mccann. charges against him include grievous bodily harm with intent against 11l people. two of the victims have been partially blinded. tougher punishments for the most serious speeding offences have come into force in england and wales. under the new guidelines, fines for drivers caught doing 51 miles per hour in a 30 miles per hour zone or 101 miles per hour on a motorway will start from 150% of weekly income. at present it is 100%. the government is going to court to ask for a delay in the publication of its clean air plan. ministers say that the election means they shouldn't unveil a major new policy at this stage. but campaigners and opposition politicians say the government is looking for an excuse to avoid difficult decisions. our science editor david shukman is in central london for us this evening. david, why ar

they need like the need that we need. >> reporter: i just loved how colleen, put it so simply. they just need the things that we need. a job, a home, all of the necessities that we need, to function as adults, everyone need. so, night-light is really making a difference in that way and helping with that transition. speaking of that you can help them. they are having an event this friday at mckirk's in fort washington. difficult a taste of tori there. it is from 7:00 to 10:00. they really need your help. all that money as colleen says will go toward building a home , for these teens that are , transition nothing to adulthood. really great cause. by the way ukee and jessica they are serving us batch of ice cream. they are having water ice, making shakes and serving batches of ice cream. i will go get myself, maybe chocolate chip cookie dough, does that sound good. >> okay. >> you feel the need on so many levels. >> thanks, tori, appreciate it >>> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> now at 6:00 a revealing federal report on the death of fail fire fighters joyce craig >> reporte

hey, colleen. >> oh,. >> have you metal next. >> let's do it. >> best buds now. >> do i get a hug?y, shredder, good to see you, my man. >> do you have let us know what's going on here, real quickly, you left, you used to work with us at fox. >> yes. >> you took off for the west coast, now work for n -- nfl network. >> out here all week long reporting so if anybody is out here attending the draft, flag me down, i'm homer, so i'll talk to every eagles fan, really and only eagles fans. >> so you will be roaming around for the network? >> yes. >> cool job. >> hi, shredder. >> good morning. >> she is walking, and there is like a posse following. >> i love it. >> so you work at fox with us. >> yes. >> now you have people. you have hair people? >> no, there is nobody here. what are you talking about? no, i did my own hair, make up. >> i can tell. >> put it in a ponytail. >> mike, hey, you look fabulous. >> you live in santa monica. your husband joined snubbed. >> we did by coastal for two years. >> oh,. >> i know fans -- >> you went by coastal for two years? >> yes. >> and like we both ha

colleen sullivan, abc 7 news. >>> meteorologist drew tuma will be back with an update on the forecast >> holy cow. oh, my god! >> oh, holy cow is right. >>> a little damp but a good day for a run today in golden gate park. >> you guys ready to start? [ cheers and applause ] all right. >> okay. how cute is that? hundreds of fourth-graders were off and running today in the san francisco unified school district's annual 5k run. the event is part of the district's physical education program that helps decrease the risk of heart disease and diabetes. students train all year for today's race while also preparing for the fitness testing they will do in the fifth grade. >>> this next story underscores that no one is ever disabled. when given an opportunity they can show off their ability. >> absolutely. a group of young people in redwood city earned gold medals last month at the special olympics in austria. >> abc 7 news reporter david lui shows us how they did it. >> reporter: to look at them you'd never know this group of young people started dancing only five months ago. home and training

wonder if colleen was involved.h, that's ridiculous. >> you're making stuff up. >> so hold on a second, i want to tell about dawn stale. >> i okay? >> are you ready? >> red year than i've ever been. >> listen to this. after leading them to the ncaa women's basketball national championships, philadelphia native, dawn staley is returning home. this afternoon she will be in philadelphia celebrating at her alma matter, that's dobbins tech hs. the event is free and open to the public. it starts at 1:00 this afternoon. dawn's team beat mississippi state for the fish national championship in their history. good day will be at dobbins tech this morning, if you want to meet up with us, 9:00 is the start time for us, at dobbins. school gear is going to be spread out across this big assembly hall, and they'll be cheering for dawn staley. >> i love that she is coming back and celebrate here. yes, where it started for her. >> have you met dawn staley? >> i have. >> she is the epitomy of cool. she is just cool. >> class and gradu

department and the bart police and acknowledge angelica that is taking the lead for policy director colleen that has been leading it for us with the police department and all of the other providers in the community our other providers will include the adults probation for the institute we hope to get this off the ground we've been awarded two san francisco came out first and los angeles second i don't get to say that many times so - >> (laughter). san francisco quick campaign doubled up to help smokers quit a $2.00 tobacco tax from the health department with sf quit as of yesterday to provide quick multiple tips to help people cut down i wanted to note that the national public health is april 3rd to throw the 9 as you may know we're celebrating our public accreditation a great way to do that and to acknowledge impractical that one the visionary of the year and the san francisco chronicle visionary award this thing week we'll be celebrating an employee from mission mental health that will be retiring on may 1st an 63 years work for the city and county of san francisco he harassed been a kore

. >> reporter: colleen collins usually let's her son come to the park after school. has a plan if there's trouble. >> in this day and age that's what's frightening. that a lot of kids have weapons, you know, there's drugs and they can be so easily influenced by older kids or even lured. >> reporter: well, on social media residents have complained about kids, teens playing chicken on their bikes with the drivers of the seriously dangerous stuff they shouldn't be doing. so police say they're not taking names any more. they say those teens who break the law will be arrested. lucy? >> there you go. all right. joanne pileggi thank you much. an event more than two centuries in the making and finally philadelphia welcomed a brand new museum today. and score one for the little guys. one community's fight to keep their beloved garden ends with surp ♪ >>> it is finally ready and raring to go. museum of the american revolution through open its doors with a really big bash today. the festivities kicked off independence mall the crowd paid homage to the tomb of the unnope revolut

the baby colleen is now 10 and part of a happy brood that has grown by one, with four kids at home and one in college at uva. while peter reed has become an advocate for universal background checks and stricter gun controls, at home the family always remembers mary. >> the kids remember her in their bed rhyme prayers. they remember her basically in everything we do. we have our pictures. we talk about things ma like and wait for the butterflies to come out as kind of a symbol. >> reporter: memories of erin peterson are everywhere for her close friends and mother. >> she always greeted everybody with a big hug and a big smile. she was a real happy kid. it's like a bomb going off in your life and i was standing really close to her and the bomb went off. so we were completely blown up and we had to figure out how to put ourselves back together, you know, one piece at a time and in doing that you're preoccupied with putting yourself back together. what you don't realize is that in any bomb people who are standing close get hit by shrapnel. >> reporter: that shrapnel inflicted pain in so ma

kim davies ending that report by colleen harris.ter. the 21—year—old man has been arrested by police over the death of arrested by police over the death of a former navy officer, apparently run over by his own car when it was stolen in manchester. the first female commander of the international space station, dr peggy whitson, has written herself into the history books, yet again. she's spent a total of 534 days in space, a record for an american astronaut. she'd already completed the most space—walks by a female astronaut, as well as being the first woman to head the iss twice. and to congratulate her she received a call from president trump. how does it feel to have broken such a big and important record? well, it's actually a huge honour to break a record like this, but it's an honour for me, basically, to be representing all the folks at nasa who make this space flight possible and who make me setting this record feasible. and so, it's very exciting to be at nasa. we are all very much looking forward, as directed by your new nas

ouressional operation public relations and communications person and incidentally my campaign manager is colleen from scranton. [applause] rep. cartwright:. and please avail yourself of our services if ever you need. reach out to us. you guys can sit down and i'm going to talk about -- take about 10 or 15 minutes and run over what we do for you so that you know. do is move to the next slide. we talked about sabrina, she works on veterans and military affairs. anything with the v.a. system, mistakes happen there and military records requests and metal requests. one of my favorite things to do is to award military service decorations on behalf of the president of the united states, .hoever it is the time there is no laughing. [laughter] it's been a sincere and profound honor for me to award bronze stars for valor at the battle of the bulge. a purple heart from world war i. , these are very touching ceremonies the chokes me up sabrina has been wonderful. if you have a family member or someone who you are close to that know who did not get their service decoration that they are entitled to, please l

colleen jordan shared this video on facebook and spread faster in winter in erin del.y is usually elsa and scarlet is ana. the video is going wild's spiral. they called it the cutest thing ever. >> 40 million views. babies and pets. can't go wrong. >> you think about any of videos by going to facebook and twitter. >> there's another hour of action news straight ahead >> new this morning a car is sheared in half by a crash in philadelphia's roxboro section, the accident just turned deadly. we now know what played a key factor >> neighbors tell action news about a warning before a house came tumbling down on top of a man in southwest >>> a legend at temple university and beyond is honored when action news continues. >>> flyers goalie collapses during a game and is hospitalized. hear what the team says played a role. >>> first vote on donald trump's supreme court nominee neil gorsuch hours away >>> a message in a bottle has a philadelphia link. action news talks to the man who found it and his personal mission. >>> it is 7:00 on this sunday, sky 6 taking you outside as we

colleen alexander nbc news washt. >>> a real life soap opera in the alabama. this just hours before the state legislature prepared to impeach governor robert bentley at the center of scandal audio roring from the top aide and alleged mistress. a report accused him using state finds to hide the affair. he admitted making inappropriate comments but. >>> i can no longer allow my family, my deer friends, my dedicated staff and cabinet to be subjected to the consequences that my past actions have brought upon them. >> tonight the lieutenant governor was sworn in as the new governor of alabama. a possible new breakthrough in the fight against hiv. scientists at scripps institute in san diego found a way to a replace deceased cells with new ones immune to the virus. they believe this could be a long-term solution for patients but they have not yet tested on anyone. federal regulators require another level of testing before scripps can begin testing hiv treatment on people. >>> now king of cars pool allot based tesla has surpassed general motors as valuable auto make

. >> reporter: colleen let's her son come to the park after school. but wants to make sure her son has an exit plan if there's trouble. >> this day and age that's what's frightening a lot of kids have weapons. you know, there's drugs and, um, they can be so easily influenced by older kids or even lured. >> reporter: well some other parents have complained on social media about kids playing chicken on their bikes with drivers another dangerous activity. now the chief says the warnings are over. he says that kids will be arre arrested. iain? >> joanne, thank you. >>> fox news is cutting ties with bill o'reilly. twenty-first century fox the parent company of fox news channel and fox 29 wrote in a statement "after a thorough and careful review of the allegations, the company and bill o'reilly agreed that bill oh really had not be returning to the fox news channel starting monday. tucker carlson will air an hour earlier at 8:00 o'clock and the five will move to 9:00 p.m. bill o'reilly released a statement that reads in part "it is tremendously disheartenin

colleen from scranton. [applause] us.you know please avail yourself of our services if ever you need, reach out to us. we will talk about that a little bit. you guys can sit down. it will take 10 or 15 minutes. i will run over what we do for you so you know. is move to thedo next slide, whoever is doing that. there we go. sabrina works on veteran and military affairs. anything with the v.a. system. mistakes happen there. military records request, military medals requests. one of my very favorite things to do is award military service decorations on behalf of the president of the united states, whoever it is at the time. [laughter] >> there is no laughing. [laughter] actually has been a sincere and deep, profound honor for me to award bronze stars for valor from the battle of the bulge, a purple heart from world war i. these are very touching ceremonies. it chokes me up every time. sabrina has been wonderful. if you have a family member or someone you are close to that you know did not get their service deco

. >> if are colleens tray to the back of her colleagues try to avoid a situation that signifies their reluctant to learn the truth peered >> reporter: they warned the u.s. not to strike syria again. meanwhile, as to listen was meeting with putin, un ambassador, nikki haley, address members of the security counsel. >> it is long past time for russia to stop covering for us thank you -- bashar al-assad. >> reporter: today they had this to say about the regime. >> as we were discussing a while ago if nato and our country could get along with russia, right now we are not getting along. >>> >> reporter: despite meetings in moscow today secretary to listen admitted there is a low area of trust and they are working at improving relations between the two nations. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> in a half an hour, parents and teachers of oakland public schools plan to protest against proposed budget cuts and the protest is set for 4:30 pm in downtown oakland. at 6 pm the group plans to attend the school board meeting to speak out against what they call the districts mismanagemen

operation, our public relations and communications person and also incidentally my campaign manager, is colleen from scranton. [applause] rep. cartwright: well, now you know us. please avail yourself of our services if ever you need. reach out to us, and we will talk about that a little bit. i amuys can sit down and going to take about 10-15 minutes and run over what we do so you know. what i want to do is move to the next slide. whoever is doing that. there we go. we talked about sabrina. she works on veterans and military affairs. so anything with the v.a. system . mistakes happen there, and military records request, military medals request, one of my favorite things to do is to award military service decorations on behalf of the president of the united states, whoever it is at the time. [laughter] rep. cartwright: there is no laughing. [laughter] and, but itght: actually has been a sincere and deep and profound honor for me to award bronze stars for valor from the battle of the bulge, purple heart from from world war i. these are very touching ceremonies, and it chokes me up every time. sabr

charity report a good number of pages if you have any comments individually please provide them to colleen or her division in the next several weeks can be reviewed and incorporated to the final documents presentation as skeleton for the first meeting in may here so i forgot to make that announcement in time we would like all commissioners to have input as i see in the charity report draft documents. >> okay next item, please. >> again. >> the report back under the march 28, 2017 commissioner president chow. >> it is my turn again well during open session the committee heard a report on the jacuzzis a-3 optimizing a care model so you may be well, much more kw5i7b9d. >> committee also reviewed the following standards report the regulatory affairs with the patient care services our hiring and report on h.r. actually on target and moving loan with the regulatory affairs and the surveys we were undergoing in the several months as you may know we've done very well and kudos to the staff and undergoing all the reviews under the medical staff report the committee approved the alcohol clinical reg

. >> colleen did you have questions for the budget and legislative analyst? no? okay. thank you so much. next i would like to call jeff buckley from the mayor's office. >> hi supervisors jeff buckley supervisor to mayor ed lee it's hard after hearing these testimonies to talk about all the things we're doing because no matter what we do, the need surpasses the effort. but i do want to at least talk with you with some of the efforts we have done briefly the mayor directed us a number of years ago to work with the school district to help the school district and bring our expertise to bear in the district to look at surplus properties as well as urnt utilized properties and being able to collaborate on those. so the result of that effort so far is young lee will also go forward with that that effort has served sf initiative oon [inaudible] hill. help address the urban ewe of affordability within the mission neighborhood. that effort has helped to deal with homeless housing issue. and through that effort, we realized we needed to confront educator housing crisis that was b

. >> colleen did you have questions for the budget and legislative analyst? no? okay. thank you so much. next i would like to call jeff buckley from the mayor's office. >> hi supervisors jeff buckley supervisor to mayor ed lee it's hard after hearing these testimonies to talk about all the things we're doing because no matter what we do, the need surpasses the effort. but i do want to at least talk with you with some of the efforts we have done briefly the mayor directed us a number of years ago to work with the school district to help the school district and bring our expertise to bear in the district to look at surplus properties as well as urnt utilized properties and being able to collaborate on those. so the result of that effort so far is young lee will also go forward with that that effort has served sf initiative oon [inaudible] hill. help address the urban ewe of affordability within the mission neighborhood. that effort has helped to deal with homeless housing issue. and through that effort, we realized we needed to confront educator housing crisis that was b