but colleen says being a start—up boss is not glamorous.ds. to keep costs down she employs two flexible staff who look after it and social media marketing, and three advisors who are friends with start—up experience. so far, the business has received no outside investment yet, but colleen is looking at crowd—funding. with me is colleen wong, developer of the gator watch and founder of child tracker firm, techsixtyfour. explain how the gator watch works. so it has a button here that can call mum or dad or up to ten other members of the family and it is a tracker as well. parents can download the gator app and track where their child is and uses gps when the child is outdoors and wi—fi when the child is outdoors and wi—fi when it is indoors. it is something kids would probably want to wear. we touched on there why you saw the need for it. talk us through the moment when you realised this could bea moment when you realised this could be a great product?” moment when you realised this could be a great product? i was with my two kids at a farm p

but the parent of the two girls --- colleen cook says, the policy only targets black students. < colleenook, parent: "all the little black children were marched down for a hair inspection, whether they had braids or not, and asked, are those extensions?" butted to "it really affects them to their core and it tells them, you're not good enough, you need to change.">(pam) the school says, its policy emphasizes education rather than style or fashion. but cook disagrees and has filed a complaint with the n-double a -c-p and the anti- defamation league. (steve) two pennsylvania officers are now talking about how they helped stop the "facebook killer." last month, people all over the country were on edge while officers searched for steve stephens... he is the cleveland man who killed a 74- year old stranger on easter sunday, then posted video of the horrific shooting on facebook. pennsylvania state police corporals mark van horn and aaron davis returned to the spot where they helped stop the killer.. "we saw the vehicle, the white ford fusion drive by and so obviously we were trying to catch u

parents erin and colleen duncan got their degrees in business administration and office management. >> yes, they got an f in that class if that's how they said. their daughters 21 kendra and 16 year old amy both independenter associates of arts degrees. they all walked across the stage to receive their diplomas. they even took a selfie. after seeing them in their success i decided i wanted to get into teaching at one point and wanted to complete a business and so i jumped in and then encouraged her. super special and it's a once in a lifetime thing. i'm going to remember it forever. >> that is great. >> the family doesn't plan on stopping any time soon. dad plans to go and get his ma and the daughter keb dangerous deliveries plans to get her nursing degree. >> thanks for joining us tonight at six. lots to talk about 5@6:30 is coming up right after the break. stay with us. today we're gonna be comparing the roll-formed steel bed to the aluminum bed of this competitor's truck. awesome. yeah! first, let's check out the aluminum bed of this truck. wooooow!! holy moly. full on crack here.

a short time ago i spoke to our correspondent colleen harris who is at the event.time and, with luck, this could end up on an album. i am joined by lily allen. and also by the songwriter, carla. how big a problem is this? i do not think it is a problem, there is a solution and people are talking about it. it is a positive day, not negative. more girls are getting involved in songwriting and production. it is brilliant. things are happening. as a young woman coming through the ranks, how did you find your voice and make your mark? truth and honesty. that is all i had to offer. as long as i hone my craft and make sure i am being as honest and truthful as possible, itjustifies it. events like this help and do lots for that, is that what we need to see more of? collaboration with women? yes, creating communities where people share their experiences can only ever be a good thing and is the only way we can learn. these kind of things are vital. a lot of this is down to you. all of it! you've work with beyonce and britney spears. what is the purpose of today? the purpose

. >> colleen, this is, as you said, the 405 south.nuing in heavy traffic here. they didn't really pick up speed until they got to the 105 freeway. that 405 south was rather slow. >> trevor: why does it feel like l.a. news was less concerned about the dismantling of american democracy and more concerned about their afternoon commute? democracy is crumbling all around us, but this real disaster is the backup on the 405. i'm sorry, man, this is such a (bleep), embarassing day for james comey. because on top of all of this, there was a possibility that the weren't going to let him fly home on the f.b.i. jet. yeah. you don't think about that. but it's possible. the poor guy would have had to fly coach and then pull a bow wow on instagram. ( laughter ) ( applause ) luckily, though-- ( cheers and applause ) luckily, luckily, they did let him go home in the jet. unluckily, he still had to let us all watch. >> there must have been a bit of negotiating going on, because after being fired, he could have been sent back to fly on a commercial airl

this is the home of the famous colleen skink soup.uff are mixed with a large agricultural sector, service sector and staff here at the hotel. ian watson voted remain. if anything is happening, we've just got to make sure it's the best that can be. angus robson has been mp here since 2001. one of the yea r‘s been mp here since 2001. one of the year's most vocal supporters at westminster. it's going to be me or a tory who is going to give a blank cheque to theresa may which i don't think is going to be a good idea given how important the single market is for the economy of moray. the snp had a 9000 majority in 2015. top tories think their message to voters is getting through. they are concerned that the scottish nationalists will take as out of westminster and go straight back into europe. the majority of people who voted remain are concerned that their vote is taken as a proxy to hold another divisive independence referendum. we are going to fight the tory hard brexit because we believe it will be very damaging to the economy. especial

colleen's here, her dream too.ll show you why you might want to do this as a guy and we will torture jared for sure donald tmeet phil murphy,by former goldman sachs bankers. another wall street banker running for governor, whose firm helped trigger the financial meltdown that put millions out of work and out of their homes. murphy's trying to buy the election, paying off new jersey bosses. my name's john wisniewski, and i'm running for governor of new jersey. john wisniewski, the son of a millwright, who uncovered the bridgegate scandal and exposed chris christie's corruption. the choice -- insider wall street politics or main street, new jersey, values. >>> good morning 7:45. live lot schuylkill expressway jammed up in both directions at city line and first day back after the holiday always crazy, everybody back to work, back to school, put about 40 minutes on the clock there burlington bristol watch the clock 15 minutes to go and then we are having a bridge opening expected at 8:00 this morning, best alternate wo

patrick's day, mardi gras, christmas, colleen. students like to decorate the pieces. do itgood that they because it in gray sheet's them into the vernacular of the campus. they respected. they develop an affection and take photographs of it. throughout their life they will always have a connection with it. this one is from homecoming last month. classics professor that teaches at berkeley. i had to send him this. he says in berkeley we have far more serious things. shows you the school colors again with monroe. into theratiated campus life now. this shows you he is still able to maintain his dignity when they take his decorations off. that's it. [applause] gordon: any questions? audience member: what are you working on now? gordon: i am working on a large fountain designed in a couple of projects to remember people by. yes? how is it such: a large statue and it does not topple over at sometimes? gordon: on the bottom of the bronze -- there were a lot of photographs i wanted to include but we can't include everything. you drill holes into the granite capstone, put maso

by dan offered, colleen labelle, , and other colleagues. they take this model and instead of the physician or the prescriber doing the grief counseling, trained nurse care .anagers work with a counselor as well and they have been, through that model, to dramatically increase the number of patients receiving buprenorphine. similar but different models in the state of mexico, it was heavy hit early on in the opioid crisis. the state of new mexico realized they needed to disseminate medication out to rural areas quickly. they developed a model using a telehealth hub. in which providers in primary care clinics in rural new mexico had a weekly meeting, basically clinical rounds like you might have done in medical school and residency, only done virtually using telehealth. theyith that training, were able to dramatically increase the availability of medication assisted treatment. i will mention this one model from the alcohol literature. they minimize patients to receive alcohol care management. again, with care managers. for treatment of alcohol

in the papers. 0ur guestsjoining me tonight are the broadcaster and author, damejoan bakewell and colleenl law at pepperdine university. it is 18 minutes past eight. let's look at the headlines. theresa may has made an unparalleled attack on european union officials and politicians, accusing them of using threats to try to influence the outcome of the general election. labour say the prime minister is playing party games with brexit for political advantage. and eu source dismisses the prime minister's claims as pure fantasy. the eug negotiator has denied planning to punish britain for leaving the european union. as we have just heard, 20—year—old student has been found guilty of planting a home—made bomb on a busy london underground tube train. let's go to the bbc sports centre and get the latest from 0lly foster. the second of the champions league finals is under way. monaco are facing juventus, at home in the first leg. although the home side had the best of the early chances, juventus scored the opening goal for the italians just before the half—hour mark. they lead 1—0. the first of t

. ♪ >>> inside the sheriff al cannon detention center, cellmates april maine and colleen spears havein 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 like th

colleen? [applause] >> john, thank you very much for that, way too long but from introduction. speaking of warm, air-conditioning will be turned on. it will cool down the room a little bit. to welcome pleasure a former intern, now senator young -- heritage. as the great state of indiana, but i held my first job in indiana covert academies back in 86. he is a fifth generation -- he grew up watching his parents work car to support their family. was delivering newspapers, boeing wants, providing janitorial services -- after graduating from high school, he enlisted in our great united states navy. he wasu're later, offered employment to the united states naval academy. on graduation, he accepted a commission to united states marine corps, where he served as an intelligence off there. while based in chicago with the navy, the senator put himself through night school at the university of chicago, where he earned his mba with a concentration in economics. he later received a masters from the school of advanced study in london, before returning to the united states. later, as a legisla

and this is the so-called massachusetts model of nurse care management by dan alfred, colleen mabell and other colleagues in this ch they've taken the model and instead of the physician or the prescriber doing the brief counseling, trained nurse care managers to do the brief counseling and the close followup. and they work within a team with a clinical pharmacist and counsellor as well. and they have been able through that model to dramatically increase the number of patients receiving buprenorphine. and then another similar but different model in the state of new mexico as you saw was heavy hit early on in the opioid crisis, the state of new mexico realized they needed to disseminate medication assisted treatment out to rural areas quickly and they developed a model using a telehealth hub in which providers and primary care clinics in rural new mexico had a weekly meeting basically clinical rounds like you might have done in medical school and residency only done virtually using telehealth and consultation and training, they were able to dramatically increase the availability of med

cycle that produced the donald trump victory in the united states, this is the age, supporters like colleene, of unlikely upsets. >> because trump is exactly the same thing, maybe six months ago, and everybody say that hill harry would win and she didn't. so, there's still a chance. >> reporter: le pen has been running a campaign right out of the donald trump playbook. attacking macron at a heated and sometimes ugly debate this week. suggesting he had squirrelled away money in an offshore account. she admitted she had no evidence. and a furious macron has launched a legal complaint, fake news he called it. the eggs that were thrown at marine le pen yesterday, missed. the poll predictions for sunday's vote may be more on the mark. in fact, the gap in the polls has become so large that emmanuel macron's main enemy might be complaceysy. marine le pen voters will come out on sunday. macron has to convince his voters not to stay home. norah? >> mark phillips in paris, thank you so much. >>> the department of justice is investigating uber's use of software to avoid government officials in areas w

colleen hacker who worked with us who said you can only have one thought in your brain and i was liketive you flip it. >> okay. >> it's like why didn't someone tell me? >> what else do you have. >> then she also said those butterflies you're feeling, that's great because it means you care. now teach them to fly in formation. >> i was like, ah. >> did you guys hear that? because we all have -- >> they're bumping into each other. >> just get them to fly in formation. >> so little strategies all throughout the book. you were so gracious enough to share all your strategy. >> what would you tell your younger self? >> i would tell my younger self that awkward is awesome. that when my hair was growing up. [ applause ] oh, yes. when my hair was growing up and my brothers' friends called me jimmy it was going to be okay. it was going to be okay. what would you tell your younger self, robin. >> that your character matters more than your reputation because character is who you truly are. reputation is what people think you are. we care about that. >> significance over success, right? >> i love t

this from colleen. where is varney? did i miss him on vacation. one appearance in two weeks?ut for a few days. i haven't seen him on for days. bring him back, exclamation points. the last one from joe, mr. varney, have you been fired? [laughter] liz, we have to reassure the viewers, stuart has not been fired. liz: he is out kitesurfing off of cape cod like john considerry. ashley: my theory, he was with his family, his daughter got married, through the big wedding. i think he is recovering from getting the catering bill. charles: speaking engagements. maybe that is where he is. liz: talking somewhere with his mcdonald's buck 50 coffee. charles: you remember how he apparently quit cnn? i don't think the audience will worry. if he ever leaves -- liz: he will die in the chair. charles: three hours a day, every single chair, you must love it. he is a beast. he loves the news an loves his audience. thank you all very much. stuart varney will be back very soon. so new touch screens... and biometrics. in 574 branches. all done by... yesterday. ♪ ♪ banks aren't just undergoing a face

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coming up this morning we speak to colleen jackson in around ten or 15 minutes time about having a worldo and good morning from bbc london news, i'm alice salfield. detectives investigating the murder of an 80—year—old grandmother have released an image of a man they want to speak to. a £20,000 reward is on offer for information that leads to his arrest and prosecution. police say mubarick duat has many aliases and shouldn't be approached. lea adri—soejoko's body was found inside a lock—up store at allotments in collindale, in february. young people who are experiencing difficulties with their gender identity — are suffering "psychological torture" because they're having to wait up to two years for treatment. that's the view of a leading expert in the field. the number of under—eighteens being referred to england's only gender clinic for children in north london has gone up by 42% ina year. the tavistock and portman nhs foundation trust says it's taking on more staff and looking at ways to reduce the waiting list. there is a need to speed up the process for cases which are obviously urge