so i would never second-guess a decision that colleen makes. >> but he and colleen are in touch about every other day. which is giving alex the flexibility he'd been looking for. >> every time i was able to let go successfully, my life became a notch better. so, though it's maybe not the easiest thing to let go, if and when you do, if it's done right, the company obviously benefits. >> sales continue to climb. and both colleen and alex say it's the combination of the founder, and the ceo, that have gotten them there. >> the founder's perspective is often very different than anybody else's. and it's important to put yourself in their shoes from time to time. we all like to look back and say were there some things i would do differently, sure. but at the end of the day i think we did it quite right. >>> all right now your dog has a toy. your dog is watching tv, and it is time for feeding. and that's why we have you, alex douzet you're going to be pitching in our elevator. what's the name of your company? >> ollie. >> it's a dog food company? >> e-commerce company. >> and who did you bri

. >> all that changed when he heard about colleen.13. >> i was itching for a smarter partner, and it still took years to find the right person. i like to say that colleen rescued our company. >> she'd been working as the ceo of another business, so she had the business chops, and not only that, but she loved animals. >> i worked with company founders in the past, and i learned very quickly what it's like to, you know, run a business with the founder very involved. >> alex and colleen agreed she'd come on board, but made a keen decision, she was not brought in as the ceo right away. >> it was easier to formulate the beginning of the relationship in sort of a consulta consultant-type matter, giving us both an out if it was not working. >> alex knew if he was going to truly hand over the reigns, he had to feel comfortable with colleen first. >> if i felt like i could not let go of a specific product or the trust was not there, it's debilitating, and almost, to me, feels like a dog leashed to a tree. >> colleen agreed with alex's plans, t

marÍa: la fiscalía asegurÓ que colleen stuart actuÓ dentro de la ley al disparar contra jesÚs, quieniba a disparar. el abogado de la familia de jesÚs expresÓ su sorpresa y molestia por la decisiÓn de la fiscalÍa y tambiÉn por haber hecho pÚblico el vÍdeo. >> los que ellos estÁn diciendo en el reporte no coincide con lo que se ve en el vÍdeo. el vÍdeo se ve que el muchacho estÁ de lado y que hay una cerca protegiendo al hospital que estÁ separando el oficial de muchacho. marÍa: segÚn la fiscalÍa, el oficial que disparÓ lo hizo porque creyÓ que su vida estaba en peligro. >> esa conclusiÓn de la fiscalÍa es peligrosa. al decir que el policÍa no hizo nada incorrecto y nada indebido estamos apoyando este tipo de conductas, estamos diciendo: ok, no hay problemas con que maten a a una persona que estÁ desarmada, casi desnuda y que sufre de problemas mentales. marÍa: cabe mencionar que el momento de morir, jesÚs estaba desarmado . el abogado de la familia dijo que hasta ahora no podido comunicarse con la madre de jesÚs, quien se encuentra en colombia pero el padre le dijo el abogado que estÁ

colleen kiko of north dakota for a member. ernest dubester of the virginia to be a member. mr. mcconnell: i ask that the senate vote on the noxes with no intervening action or debate, if confidence, the motions to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table en bloc, the president be immediately notified of the senate's, a that further motions be in order, and that any statements relating to the nominations be printed in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. question occurs on the nominations en bloc. all those in favor, say aye. those opposed, say no. the ayes appear to have it. the ayes do have it. the nominations are confirmed en bloc. mr. mcconnell: i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed to consideration of the following nomination, executive calendar 292. the presiding officer: without objection, the clerk will report the nomination. the clerk: nomination, department of interior, brenda burman of arizona to be commissioner of reclamation. mr. mcconnell: i ask consent that the senate vote on the nomination with no intervening action or debate, i

. >> reporter: five-year old logan colleen spend as lot of time at chop where they call him mayor, he has collins syndrome, same thing as little boy in the movie, wonder. >> my name is oscar. i am it not an ordinary 10 year-old kid. >> reporter: children like this have facial differences caused by genetic defect. >> it was rough when he was born when they say something is wrong, last thing you want to hear as a parent. >> reporter: children with collins often have no ears, down turned eyes and under developed cheeks and jaws. >> to have a normal parents is a big deal to these children. >> reporter: chop plastic surgeon scott bartlett says most children with the syndrome usually need several reconstructive surgeries. logan most recently had surgery to create a new ear. >> we judge people whether we say it or not we judge people by their outward appearance. >> reporter: in the movie after 27 surgeries, he goes to school for the first time. but they are not, augie like many children different gets bullied. it is something logan's parent s worry about. >> kid come up and ask why does lee

host: we have colleen colling and from fort pierce, florida. i did tell the person i spoke to line a registered democrat, but i know differently. in florida you have to register. this woman is great with great information. i just want to say that i really believe in national healthcare. i have a plan would pay for it and i wish people would listen to it. we all deserve health care and i'm on medicare. i'm 68 years old i still work part time to pay the bills. to pay for any extras, would pay the deductible, etc. i'm lucky, we can have a 1% federal sales tax and every person who shops in this country would pay for national healthcare plan. i don't know who's working out they are, but god bless you, and we do have a clinic in fort pierce, florida. can i say the name of it? started by a here, or several doctors. hands clinic. the do wonderful work for people who can't afford it. guest: they are one of my member organizations. comments.for your before the ongoing conversations only talk about health care is the full issue of what about national heal

colleen were always dear to my heart they weren't to go empty handed either though the money never went to their head. as beneficiaries of the trust they both received ample dividends should. the law of trust dates back to the middle ages when a landowner left england to fight in the crusades he would transfer his estate to a trust in his absence. a trust operates as a foundation. but without a public beneficiary the founder in this case court and on transferred his assets to the trust officially he was no longer the owner. his assets ended up in a tax haven in the caribbean the trust is administered by a trustee who acts as a representative. eventually the assets are disbursed to predetermined beneficiaries they're also unknown to the public. for investigators it's practically impossible to determine who's the founder and who is the beneficiary of a trust after examining the thousands of documents the tax authorities determined that coat hanger on had transferred assets to his daughters they didn't pay all the tax they owed an estimated four hundred forty million euros. the tax investi

is one pm tuesday the fourteenth of november my name's colleen bright welcome to news from r.t. international first for you this hour the british prime minister is calling to unite against russia and it's supposed threat to the continent accuses moscow of military aggression election meddling and spreading fake news but without going into any detail. russia's actions which threaten the international order on which we all depend so i have a very simple message for russia we know what you are doing and you will not succeed while the mansion house speech is an annual event where the prime minister traditionally delivers a foreign policy speech and it was the lord mare of the city of london he was introducing the prime minister today and he used the opportunity to remind the prime minister about how worried for the finances in the city generally is about the lack of progress in the brig's it talks he said that fine words but an opossum it and the city wants to see a good briggs it deal now however to reason may's speech hardly touched upon the issue of bragg's it at. he spoke about

so in essence what's been concluded yeah well colleen this is only happened a few hours ago and the world anti-doping agency has said that the russian anti doping agency is still noncompliant with the world anti-doping code and i'll just put some context into that now in order for restarted to have gained the thumbs up they were expected to take all the boxes so that was twenty criteria that was outlined that outlined for resorted to comply to well according to they haven't complained on two of those points the first one being that they denying the allegation made by the mclaren reporter is that state sponsored doping didn't exist in russia and the second is russia apparently did not give water experts permission to go and investigate and test one of their athletes so they didn't comply. on two of those points and there were twenty in total but you say this decision is only a couple of hours old what's been the reaction from russia and so far there's as you can imagine there's been lots of reaction are give you two so far we've got alexander as you cough the russian olympic committee chie

in fact, in a statement sent to kron four, senior vice president of kaiser permanente walnut creek colleenn says she's confident the hospital has quote "the necessary experience and resources to provide high quality prenatal, delivery, and post-partum care - including preterm labor prevention - in the event of multiple births."but chad and amy still want to count on doctor elliott, who uses methods to slow or stop early labor for multiple births - something they said their previous doctor ádidn't do to try and save their twins.amy says it's scary going down a road nobody else has at her hospital."they just have no stats to back up anything, so that's my fear is - i mean if we're a success, then great, and i'll be ecstatic."they still want that referral, if possible, and might go to arizona even without itif a go-fund-met account set up for them by family members really takes off. (reporter)kaiser permanente also says it haw specialized teams to handle multiple births, and points out that there are also five kaiser hospitals in northern california with a level three nicu, which all of the k

in fact, in a statement sent to kron four, senior vice president of kaiser permanente walnut creek colleen mckeown says she's confident the hospital has quote "the necessary experience and resources to provide high quality prenatal, delivery, and post-partum care - including preterm labor prevention - in the event of multiple births."but chad and amy still want to count on doctor elliott, who uses methods to slow or stop early labor for multiple births - something they said their previous doctor ádidn't do to try and save their twins.amy says it's scary going down a road nobody else has at her hospital."they just have no stats to back up anything, so that's my fear is - i mean if we're a success, then great, and i'll be ecstatic."they still want that referral, if possible, and might go to arizona even without itif a go-fund-met account set up for them by family members really takes off. (reporter)kaiser permanente also says it haw specialized teams to handle multiple births, and points out that there are also five kaiser hospitals in northern california with a level three nicu, which all o

. >> anthony: diamond dogs, i've seen colleen dewhurts and jason robards in moon for the misbegotten oh. >> anthony: considered one of the greatest productions ever in the his -- this was the greatest show i've ever seen in my life. it had it all. it was the greatest show in the history of entertainment. i don't understand it. i'm completely confused. there's like, 100 people working on that show, millions of dollars' worth of like, robots and technology. >> masa: yeah. >> anthony: how do they make money? >> masa: well, one thing for sure about this area is that quite a lot of businesses are unspoken but governed by the yakuzas. >> anthony: the yakuza, that's the fraternal organization prominent in the entertainment and financial services sector, as they say. who is said to, um, supervise things here in shinjuku. principally, your arcades, you have gambling, pachinko, adult entertainments. your porn shops and sex clubs, along with other ancillary services. but how much actual boning is going on in the sex district? generally speaking, it's more a field of dreams than the actual act o

colleen laprell is a process arrest the utd. >> anything above 90 guess sibling bells would be hazardous noise. her team armed us with the tools we need at spin class. then. we road. for months we took sound samples at fly wheel and soul cycle, two national chains with multiple locations for each class we took we used the free ear protection each studio offered. we couldn't help but notice most other riders didn't. >> and that says our expert says is the real danger here. cardio fans swear by spin classes, protecting the ears seems secondary. both soul cycle and fly wheel provide free ear protection but signage to instructor encourage use is not required because inside these spin studio there is is no limit how loud they can play the music. cardio class is considered recreational noise and for that there is no regulation. but maybe there should be. take a listen to what we found. >> the highest dose that you measured was 5 -- 547%, that is essentially an entire week's worth of noise in one session. >> every single one of the sessions that you attended resulted in more than 100%. >> to pu

i have linda, colleen and richard. if you could come on up, please.reminder, you have two minutes each. >> happy holidays and happy thanksgiving, early. we have much to be thankful for and we would like to bring more cheer, because there is definitely a lot going on that we need to brighten peoples' lives. yes. and so happy holidays to you, happy holidays to all of you. we are entertainers and we love to do balloon artistry and fun things with kids. it's a very important time to spread the cheer and we like doing it at union square and all other locations. so we'd love to talk with you as well, and especially union square, that is coming up just next week. so i hope to see all of you there. and brighten your days and your family's with our art. thank you. >> thank you. >> secretary: next speaker. >> fortune cookie by the way. >> thank you, for tune cookie. >> the name that the city knows me by is sunshine. i'd like to think that i do my best i'd say to make everybody in a happy space for the holiday. union square this year is once again under wraps, i

colleen jenkins, yeah, she came and we just had a ball. the historian of the cemetery put us in a golf cart and drove us around to the key burial sites. >> this is at night. >> no, no. [laughing] >> and want to get halloween. -- it wasn't yet. the historian insisted we stop at mrs. mackay is great which had fallen into serious disrepair. you can hardly read the inscription on the tombstone, and she insisted that i stand behind the tombstone and have a picture taken. she said, you have rescued her, and i was just -- >> wow. yes. >> johanna, is there a high society origin story about who, when and why the suffrages decided to wear white at their parade? >> there may be but i don't know what it is. i do know that harriet stanton blatch was a very intimate object, and there has been criticism in 1911 of the dallying by the suffrages parade in getting organized. so in 1912 she is issued orders sort of like a general issuing orders to the troops, you march on time. you will all wear white. macy's at suffrage paraphernalia. they were all told, so

for our first west porto outdoor movie night last year, he even recruited his wife, colleen, and his kids, to volunteer and serve food to his neighbors. additionally, in the community, he has -- he was the past president of st. gabriel church's parish council and served on the planned giving committee for the edgewood center for children and families in san francisco. tom is a graduate of the leadership san francisco, and by profession, is a financial and estate planning advisor, and former practicing attorney. li sue, commissioner for mta, who also served on the board with tom for several years, said that tom is an inspiration to him and all his neighbors who want to better their communities, not only is tom an amazing community leader but also very engaged husband and father of, get this, six wonderful kids. if you are lucky to have such a strong community partner, and we do, we think every neighborhood in san francisco needs someone like you, tom. so thank you very much. i can't thank you enough for what you do for district 7 and in particular, the greater west porto area. tom kan

. >> guest: elizabeth kady's great-great -- colleen jenkins came, and we had a ball. the historian of the cemetery put us in a golf cart and drove is around to the key burial sites, and -- >> host: this is at night. >> guest: no. no. >> host: it wasn't yet halloween. >> guest: but the historian for the cemetery insist that we so stop at mrs. mckie's grave, which has fallen into serious disrepair, sort of -- you can hardly read the inscription on the tombstone, and she insist that i stand behind the tombstone and have a picture taken. she said you have rescued her. and i was just -- wow. >> johanna, is there a high society origin story about who, when and why the suffrages decided to wear white at they're parades? >> guest: there may be but i don't know what it is itch know that harriet stanton blatche was interest the optic -- into the pop ticks ticks anded there hadn criticism in 1911 of the dallying by the suffrage parade and getting organized. so in 1912, she issued orders, sort of like a general issuing orders to the troops. you will march on time. you will all we

in fact, in a statement sent to kron four, senior vice president of kaiser permanente walnut creek colleen mckeown says she's confident the hospital has quote "the necessary experience and resources to provide high quality prenatal, delivery, and post-partum care - including preterm labor prevention - in the event of multiple births."but chad and amy still want to count on doctor elliott, who uses methods to slow or stop early labor for multiple births - something they said their previous doctor ádidn't do to tran

. >> reporter: doctor colleen laprell is professor the hearing science. >> anything above 90 decibels what we would consider hazardous noise. >> reporter: we met with her team who arm us with the tools we would need to sample the sound at spin class. then -- ♪ >> reporter: we road. >> you're so close. report roar four months we took sound samples at fly wheel and soul cycle two national chains with multiple locations in north texas. for each class we took, we used the free ear protection each studio offered. we couldn't help but notice most other riders didn't. >> and that says our expert is the real danger here. while countless cardio fans swear by spin classes a great work out for the hyped, body and soul, protecting the ears seems secondary. soul cycle and fly wheel provide free ear protect but signage to instruct or encourage use is not required. because inside these spin studios there is no limit on how loud they can play the music. cardio class is considered recreational noise, and for that, there is no regulation. but maybe there should be. >> ♪ >> reporter: take a listen to wh

. >> elizabeth katy stanton colleen she came and -- we just had a ball.the story of the semistory put us in a golf cart and drove us around to the key burial site and -- this is at night. >> no. no. [laughter] wasn't yet halloween but story that we stop at miss macky grave fallen into serious disrepair sort of chiseled you can heart diseasely read on the tombstone, and she insisted that i stand behind tombstone and have a picture taken. she said you have rescued her and i was just -- [laughter] wow, yes. johanna is there a high society origin story about who, when, and why the suffragist decided to wear white at their parades? >> there may be. but i don't know what it is. [laughter] and i do know is that harriet stanton black was a very inti mat only and there had been criticism in 1911 of the -- of the dally by suffrage parades and getting organize od so in 1919 she issued orders like a general you will march on time. you will all wear white. macy's had suffrage paraphernalia they were all told some things nebraska change, and -- so she was really one wh

my name is colleen irwin, and i'm petitioning the board of supervisors to stop urban shield. most recently i've worked as a nurse practitioner orthopaedic at san francisco general. i've experienced disaster preparedness firsthand. health care workers are on the front lines. the california and the national nurses association have come out to stop urban shield in part because of the swat team training competition. the outcome measure is not the effectiveness of deescalation of violence or the most live saved, the winning team or outcome measure in the training is the most deaths. as nurses, we recognize that our patients are our community. they are also our neighbors, they're workers, they're grandparents, they're friends, and i think the board of supervisors, it's disturbing to think that our greatest threat is from our members of the community. that's not the point of view that we hold as nurses, and i don't think that's the point of view we should uphold in disaster preparedness, so i urge you to stop funding urban shield. >>supervisor cohen: are there -- >> good afternoon.

and for the historical knowledge, i want to thank colleen for helping us get through all of the challenges at the beginning of this process. it has been an honor and a privilege to chair this hearing. i look forward to watching it in the future as a private citizen. thank you, chair, for your distinguished service and if members wish to submit license for the record it will be open for five business days. we are adjourned. rep. tiberi: thank you, stash chair yellen: -- thank you, so much. >> you have been watching the joint economic committee with what is very likely to be janet yellen's last appearance on the hill. it was almost two hours and we saw testimony from janet yellen and several questions from questioners with a little bit about regulation and the economy. , janet yellen is still a little bit concerned about the downturn in inflation, this year in particular and was quite happy at the end of laughter with peter directory of inflation but some disinflationary trends, she still thinks that they are transition very, not going to be around for the long term but we cannot say that fo

anna-lysa: the 9/11 memorial brings back so many painful memories for people like colleen, with another attack so close by. she almost stayed away. but she decided that wasn't the answer to the problem. >> it's horrible to say but it's happening so muh. it's time that senseless. never let fear get me down. the anna-lysa: f.b.i. continues to ask for any and all videos related to the attack. in lower manhattan, anna-lysa gayle, abc7 news. jonathan: you can download the wjla abc7 news app to get updates even on the go. you can scream all abc7 news shows live through the app. a handy resource to have. we are joined bill kelly in the weather center. this is kind of nice weather. this is what you expect toward fall. bill: this is today in maryland. cumberland, maryland. isn't that a nice shot? jonathan: beautiful. a little bit of color. bill: on the lens you saw a couple rain drops. that is all we'll see. jonathan: i saw two. bill: that is about right. couple. literally. what we are looking at now is the hourly forecast advanced through the everything. we -- advanced through the evening. noti

colleen clemens teaches women and gender study.fter the sutherland springs shootings, tweeted toxic masculinity is killing everyone. repeat, toxic masculinity is killing everyone. repeat. we could go on. kathy larue is the founding member of the magazine. we asked the professor to come on, she said she feared for her safety and couldn't come on. are you brave enough to do so. tell us if you know the answer, what is toxic masculinity, what you do you catch it, what is the cure? >> according to the article, toxic masculinity is the man's fear he's looking his power. minorities and women are taking a higher position and they have power, white men and men in general are afraid that they're going to lose their strength and their vir rility. and they're causing the mass shootings and laring out. they're lashing out. >> tucker: you have a situation where the fashionable culture attacks one group relentlessly f they don't like it in a's a problem, too. then if there's a shooting commit pied some one who looks that way that's the result. i

. >> reporter: doctor colleen laprell a professor of hearing science at utd. >> anything above 90 decibelso get into what we would consider hazardous noise. >> reporter: we met with her team who armed us with the tools we would need to sample the sound at spin class. then -- ♪ >> reporter: we road. for months we tucson samples at fly wheel and soul cycle, two national chains with multiple locations in north texas. for each class we took, we used the free ear protection each studio offered. we couldn't help but notice most other riders didn't. >> and that says our expert is the real danger here. while countless cardio fans swear by spin class as a great workout for the mind, body and soul protect the ears seems secondary. both soul cycle and fly wheel provide free ear protect but signage to instruct or encourage use is not required. because inside these spin studios there is no limit on how loud they can play the music. cardio class is considered recreational noise and for that there is no regulation. but maybe there should be. ♪ >> reporter: take a listen to what we found. >> the highest d

. >> five-year old logan colleen spend a lot of time at chop where they call him mayor.has collins syndrome, same thing as little boy in the movie, wonder. >> my name is augie and i know i'm not an ordinary kid. >> reporter: children like aug ie and logan have facial differences caused by a genetic defect. >> its rough when they say something is wrong, you know, last thing you want to hear as a parent. >> reporter: children with collins have no ears, down turn eyes and under developed cheeks and jaws. >> have a normal appearance to have a big deal to these children. >> reporter: scott bartlett says most children with the syndrome usually need several reconstructive surgeries logan mess recently had surgery to create a new ear. >> we judge people whether we say it or not, we judge people by their outward appearance. >> reporter: in the movie after 27 surgeries, augie goes to school for the first time. but they are not, augie like many children different gets bullied. it is something logan's parents worry about. >> kid come up, ask why does he look different or looks funny

. >> colleen? >> have you guys spoken to his wife and can you talk about his time in u.s.? when he moved to florida, when he moved to new jersey? >> so we're about 20 hours in now. so we're going to speak to everybody involved. we're going to speak to relatives. we're going to speak to acquaintances. people he's worked with. i don't have that right now. james? [ inaudible question ] and so in typical fashion of an nypd cop, he thinks what he did was not an act of heroism. he thinks it's something that why he joined the police department. i had the opportunity to talk to him last night. he was at the hospital and i don't think we could find a more humble human being. they were at the high school for an unrelated call. and someone came in and told them there was a vehicle accident at west street and chamber street. so ryan and his partner thought they were going out to handle a vehicle accident. and once they got outside, they were confronted and they took proper action. so all new yorkers should be thankful to ryan and his partner. they showed great courage. i talk about the

>> colleen. >> can you talk a little about his time when he came, florida, ohio, new jersey, and what he was doing? >> we're 20 hours in now so we will speak to everybody involved. speak to relatives and acquaintances people he has worked with. i don't have that right now. james. >> do you have any more on just how important officer nash's action was and can you detail more about the conversation you had with him and if you have any information to when or whether or not we'll get the information? >> in a typical fashion of on nypd cops he thinks what he did was not an act of heroism. he think it is something that why he joined the police department. i had the opportunity to talk to brian last night. he was at the hospital and i don't think we could find a more humble human being. they were at the high school for an unrelated call and somebody came in and told them there was a vehicle accident at west street and chambers street so brian and his partner thought they were going out to handle a vehicle accident and once they got outside they were confronted and they took proper action. so

i want your response to colleen rice. she is the first to call for congressm maman cony erk rs to resign. she said, i've reviewed the allegations against him and they're as credible as they are repulsive. if men who engage in this behavior would speak up, maybe other men would decide to act like decent, civilize adults and not prey on women who work for and trust and admire them. do you agree that congressman conyers should step down snimpblts think that the allegations are very serious. and that's why the ethics committee needs to move very swiftly. not wait years. but very swiftly. staff up if necessary to determine whether or not those allegations are accurate. if they're believe congressman conyers should step down. >> you can't say at this moment whe whether you believe them? >> i don't think we know. i think that's why the ethics committee needs to be brought in. we are presumed innocent until proven guilty. this is not a court of law. thest the court of public opinion. i do think they're very serious. >> and repres

competition after receiving a maximum of one hundred points for this eve effort and the aptly named the colleen ballet bears was victorious in the women's contests frenchwoman also tops the world cup standings. i bring spain well rail and a vertical madrid slip further behind barcelona in la liga standings after they draw on saturday valencia have taken advantage and are now six points ahead of the madrid duo but for behind barcelona valencia were aware espanyol on sunday and goals from jeffrey kahn dog and sente mean wrapped up a two no win for them and finally supporters of the dutch football club have made a moving tribute to the late son of their australian goalkeeper bread jones saturday marked six years since the death of jones's five year old son luke after a battle with leukemia the entire ground joining a rendition of you'll never walk alone while lighting the stadium with a mobile phone. and that's all the sport for me another update coming up again later and that does it for the news hour but i will be back in just a couple of minutes with another phone on the. it . was. it's the end

. >> colleen? >> have you spoken to his wife? and can you talk a little bit about his time [ inaudible ] florida, when did he go to new jersey? [ inaudible ]. >> so we're about 20 hours in now. so we're going to speak to everybody involved. we're going to speak to relatives. we're going to speak to acquaintances, people that he's worked with, but i don't have that right now. >> [ inaudible ] can you elaborate how important officer nash's action was. and can you detail more about the conversation that you had with him. and can you give us any information as to when or whether or not we'll actually get to -- >> yeah, okay. all right. so, in a typical fashion of an nypd cop, he thinks what he did was not an act of heroism. he thinks it's something that -- why he joined the police department. i had the opportunity to talk to ryan last night. he was at the hospital and i don't think we could find a more humble human being. they were at stiverson high school for an unrelated call. and somebody came in and told them that there was a veh

competition of the receiving a maximum of one hundred points for his efforts and the aptly named colleenballet baz who was victorious in the women's contest the french woman also tops the world cup standings over in spain well rael analytical madrid slip further behind barcelona in the league standings after they draw on saturday valencia have taken advantage and on there are six points ahead of the madrid duo but for behind boss a learner valencia were away at espanyol on sunday and goals from jeffrey kahn dog and sente mina wrapped up to know when for them confirmation now of valencia's place behind barcelona after twelve games you can see the madrid club's trailing in food and fourth play later on sunday they could actually move into fifth place depending on the outcome of that one. and finally supporters of the dutch football club have made a moving tribute to the late son of their australian goalkeeper brad jones saturday marked six years since the death of jones' five year old son luke after a battle with leukemia. joining a rendition of you'll never walk alone in the stadium with

. >> colleen is here to celebrate two things.ears of marriage. >> we have a couple here just married. >> honeymooning in new york city. >> congrats to all on our plaza. we'll get out there and do the honors ourselves in a few minutes. welcome back to "today" on a wednesday morning. matt's on assignment. craig is here. nice to have you. >>> let's get to the news he faces pressure to drop out of the race offor alabama's open senate seat. gabe gutierrez has more for us. >> reporter: good morning. the republican committee is cutting off money from the campaign. no more field operations and no more money. roy moore told a packed church that he is being harassed by the media. and he joked he can unite democrats and republicans because he's opposed by both. now, senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, is publicly floating the idea of a write-in alternative to moore. attorney general jeff sessions. sessions, for his part, has no reason to doubt moore's accusers. but mcconnell says the gop will further discuss its options now that the pr

in fact, in a statement sent to kron four, senior vice president of kaiser permanente walnut creek colleenckeown says she's confident the hospital has quote "the necessary experience and resources to provide high quality prenatal, delivery, and post-partum care - including preterm labor prevention - in the event of multiple births."but chad and amy still want to count on doctor elliott, who uses methods to slow or stop early labor for multiple births - something they said their previous doctor ádidn't do to try and save their twins.amy says it's scary going down a road nobody else has at her hospital."they just have no stats to back up anything, so that's my fear is - i mean if we're a success, then great, and i'll be ecstatic."they still want that referral, if possible, and might go to arizona even without itif a go-fund-met account set up for them by family members really takes off. (reporter)kaiser permanente also says it haw specialized teams to handle multiple births, and points out that there are also five kaiser hospitals in northern california with a level three nicu, which all of

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at the recreation center on colleen street. >>> let's check in with sal.raffic. >> yeah. a lot to do with earlier problems. we had a motorcyclist involved in a crash. that was a little bit slower than normal. the macarthur maze approach, let's take a look at that. traffic is beginning to get a little better. things are slowly improving. but it will take a while for this to unwind. when you get to the bay bridge, still slow traffic getting into san francisco. but it is clear. at the very least, you don't have to worry about visibility problems in the bay area. this is northbound and southbound 101. this doesn't look too slow in front of the ups building. on 680 from concord to walnut creek it is slow. and then in the area here between danville and walnut creek, this whole 680 corridor has been very slow, especially northbound. northbound 680 near rutger, there was a crash. southbound may be looking at it. be aware of that. one more thing here. i'm gallon to move it up. a look at the san mateo and dumbarton bridge commutes. moderately heavy. >>> now let's br

helped lead the committee who is sitting to my back for the historical knowledge, i want to thank colleen healy for helping us kind of get through all the challenges at the beginning of this process. it's really been an honor and a privilege to chair this hearing. i look forward to watching it in the future as a private citizen. and, again, thank you, chair, for your distinguished service. should members wish to submit questions for the record, the hearing record will be open for five business days. with that, we are adjourned. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> thank you. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. appreciate it. >>> c-span washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that exact impact you. thursday morning, we get your reaction on two top issues making headlines. the gop tax bill. and sexual harassment. join the conversation all morning with your phone kales shlgs e-mail, facebook comments and tweets. watch c-span washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. thursday morning. >> thursday. the house homeland security committee convenes a he

. >>> robin, what's happening in our studio this morning, this is andrew and colleen. andrew for a long time to make a pregnancy announcement because she's due in june but that's not all. [ cheers and applause ] check out what happened next. >> i know you're getting engaged. >> no, i'll see you later. >> is that asking too much. >> how about right now? [ cheers and applause ] >> ah and you know what, down on the knee he goes. we are so happy for you guys. a pregnancy announcement and engagement. you can't get much more than wednesday night & saturday today: mix of sun and clouds. unseasonably cool. highs: 50-53 winds: n 5 mph tonight: clear to partly cloudy. cold. lows: 29-35 winds: n 2-5 mph wednesday: increasing clouds. cool. highs: 51-54 winds: n to se 5 mph >>> all right, time to go into our twin test lab. two identical sisters who live nearly identical lives trying out two different diets. take a look. ♪ two twins lauren and leila. two trendy diet, whole 30 versus counting macros. which works better. we began at st. luke's mt. sinai tofigure out their starting num

. >>> robin, what's happening in this is andrew, this is colleen. they came in this morning.ancy announcement because she's due in june. [applause] >> that's not all. check out what happened next. >> asking too much. >> how about right now. [cheers and applause] >> and you know what, down on the knee he goes. we're so happy for you guys. pregnancy announcement and engagement. can't get more than a "gma" moment than now. for now let's get a check a little closer to home. >> wow. all right, storm tracker6 live double scan we are dry, taking a look outside we've got some sun early. you can see it against the center city sky scrapers but there are clouds in the distance that will tend to be more of a factor later this morning. temperatures are in the upper 30's, low 40's. this afternoon some sun, cool, 51 degrees, not much wind. tomorrow partly sunny and nice, 53 with rain holding off until late at night. an early sprinkle on thursday. otherwise sun coming back and 58. test lab. two identical sisters who live nearly identical lives trying out two different diets. take a look. ♪ t

in fact, in a statement sent to kron four, senior vice president of kaiser permanente walnut creek colleeneown says she's confident the hospital has quote "the necessary experience and resources to provide high quality prenatal, delivery, and post-partum care - including preterm labor prevention - in the event of multiple births."but chad and amy still want to count on doctor elliott, who uses methods to slow or stop early labor for multiple births - something they said their previous doctor ádidn't do to try and save their twins.amy says it's scary going down a road nobody else has at her hospital."they just have no stats to back up anything, so that's my fear is - i mean if we're a success, then great, and i'll be ecstatic."they still want that referral, if possible, and might go to arizona even without itif a go-fund-met account set up for them by family members really takes off. (reporter)kaiser permanente also says it haw specialized teams to handle multiple births, and points out that there are also five kaiser hospitals in northern california with a level three nicu, which all of th