colleen: the toys. steve: the toys. colleen: whoo! play? we're gonna play.: they're gonna play. colleen: we'll play, play, play, play, play, play, play. whoo! steve: all right, dante. name something at the north pole the elves might play when santa's not around. dante: steve, i'm gonna say they might play with ms. claus. alison: ah. colleen: oh. steve: oh. oh, ho ho ho! oh, the little elves trying to get killed. playing with ms. claus. dante: whoo! alison: good jgo

he said, do you honestly think the colleen police department is concerned about a few cuts and bruises here and there? if you want justice in any form you need to knock on the doors of third corps which is fort hood, texas, in the general over fort hood, texas. i've seen too many cases like this and the military needs to do something. under his advisement and insistence from the judge i followed and commenced the process. i paid for the court transcript, and i contacted the third corps commander secretary asking to be placed on his calendar. furthermore, i met with the supervisor and the detective to express my concerns with the lack of investigating. i spent the majority of the time thereafter pleading with both parties to transfer jurisdiction to the military. the military took jurisdiction, criminal investigation division, performed their investigation and the family advocacy program case review committee convened. both the family advocacy program case and the criminal investigation division came back rather quickly with the result of foundage. judges were confirmed for court marsha

i'm also joined right now by colleen from the green dog rescue project from windsor.ou came down from windsor. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having us. we appreciate it. >> green dog rescue project, you founded it. it's unique. you don't have any kennels. >> we don't use kennels unless it's for quarantine purposes. we have up to 100 dogs running around in a pack, all breeds, all sizes. >> you get to run around with 100 dogs on a daily basis. do you have the best job in the world? >> i'm pretty sure i do. i love my job, it's incredible. >> colleen, what's the idea behind this type of shelter or rescue operation? >> we're just looking towards helping shelters be able to do more social interaction with the dogs because the cage model which is antiquated and did its job. we know enough that they need to be socialized more. the more we can socialize them, the less risk we have at bad behaviors and the potential for euthanasia. we like to socialize our pups. >> we're running out of time. tell me their names. >> pix. he's about four months old. this is pixie who looks

colleen, sarah, jessica, i know you're proud. the recreation and park department is thrilled to recognize kelly cornell. >> feels weird to be let out of the park. anyway, to colleen, sarah, jessica, and my right-hand hand, kevin jackson, thank you for being here and we're continuing to move urban forestry in an upward motion. my biggest gratitude goes to my boss. denn dennis kearn because he believes in us. >> thank you. isn't it awesome of the diversity of the award winners and fire and trees and housing and all the different aspects these great men and women work in in the city and we'll keep it up with the homeless encampment team. this is from the port of san francisco, san francisco public works and the department of homelessness and supportive house the encampment resolution team. >> the water front navigation center is a village-like complex of modular units connect decks and courtyards and shelters residents until they can be transitioned to more permanent housing. >> it grew from efforts to continue the model that starte

seems without requiring huge transaction that i'm back to twenty fourteen or so a lot of these old colleen's came in to being it was in response to a lot of people believe what the scaling issue in terms of the slowness of scaling etc and so a lot of coins are focused on privacy a. narrow even dash are these coins. are these developments going to such a cannibalize those coins to a degree is there anything that can be done in an altered coin that can't be done on because. well from a long term standpoint technically you know big corn or any of these protocols can theoretically be changed to do anything of course we've seen the social dynamics to make that a lot more complicated but i can say you know for example mn arrow is already working on implementing bullet proof because it's going to be a huge advantage to their efficiency now is it likely to cost brought in first so you can argue charlie and that did those guys it was a push to the ball forward a lot of ways and it showed it worked and it was so there that was a net i think a positive thing that was done in the space. good on our list

check of some other stories making news around the world because slovakia's interior minister robert colleen has resigned from his post his departure comes amid a political crisis over the murder of an investigative journalist a junior coalition party have demanded his removal in return for ongoing support he was a key ally of slovakian prime minister robert fico. a report out today shows the flow of weapons to the middle east has more than doubled over the past five years sweden based sifry institute says the u.s. and europe remain the main arms exports to the region this despite public and political debate over stripping weapon sales to conflict areas. and french fashion designer devon she has died at the age of ninety one he was known for his elegant designs he was in the business for more than half of a century and his most famous work was creating the little black dress and designing outfits worn by audrey have burned in some of her most famous films. to nepal now where there has been a deadly plane crash in the capital kathmandu at least forty nine people are reported to have died offi

and colleen send issing it before it intensifies and future tracker showing the timing on track. 3:30 we are dealing with the intense snow. it's pulling out of here. heavy snow poor visibility and happening now. continuing through 4:00, and 5:00 today. and ending 5:00 to 9:00 to northeast. and expecting some of the heaviest bands of snow right hand here. right along the i-95 corridor 6 to 10 inches of snowfall with this. here is the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast getting through it today. stay off the roads and hopefully be able to do that. and wet snow continuing heavy and continues through 4:00 the heavy snow 35 today. sun tomorrow and 40 and breezy and 43 and saturday chilly and 43. and you think it's spring and daylight savings time begins and partly sunny and 46 on sunday. sunday into monday looking for the potential for a coastal storm and some models suggesting with we stay to the south. 44 degrees and the snow is intense. the height of the storm now continuing for a couple more hours this way. >> constant updates on the nor'easter is at your fingertips at any time in

[applause] from the reagan family, we are delighted to have michael and colleen reagan. thank you for joining us. [applause] library, friend of the our former congressman and his wife janice. thank you. this is the reagan library's 14th year working with capital to to honor president reagan, and we are proud to be in the presence of so many outstanding men and women in america's armed forces. i thank you for your devotion. [applause] to begin our program, in honor of the 107th birthday of ronald wilson reagan, please rise for the march on of the colors, the playing of our national anthem, and the indication by christopher marist, captain in the united states navy. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ anthem"]ional ♪o >> join me if you would in a moment of prayer. in his last presidential address to the nation, lord, the president referred to the shining city on the hill when he said, my friends, we did it. we weren't marking time. we made a difference. we made the city stronger. we made the city freer and left her in pretty good hands. all in all, not bad. lord god, may we never forget why he said i

este es el vÍdeo de la cÁmara corporal del agente de la policÍa de santa clara identificado como colleenles. el dispositivo grabÓ varios minutos. estos minutos muestra que varios agentes armados apuntan contra jesÚs. le piden en repetidas ocasiones que saque su mano del bolsillo. los uniformados no estaban seguros de si tenÍa una pistola no. hubo momentos donde jesÚs se baja de donde estaba. le hiciera policÍa que quiere ir a su casa. comenzÓ a correr y el policÍa stuart lo intenta atrapar. luego la cÁmara graba los disparos que stuart dispara en contra de jesÚs. >> fueron cuatro veces que le disparÓ por la espalda. flavio: desde ese momento, la mamÁ de jesÚs vive sumida en la tristeza y en la culpa por haber llamado a la policÍa. >> yo no tengo vida, yo sobrevivo que es diferente. flavio: la familia continÚa en la lucha para pedir justicia por la muerte de jesÚs. por esta razÓn, tiene planeado realizar una protesta frente a las instalaciones del departamento de la policÍa de santa clara. en este volante indican que dicha manifestaciÓn estÁ programada a llevarse a cabo el sÁbado a la 1:3

colleen: he's ready for you. brandon: come here. i haven't seen you forever. come here.ory wouldn't be complete without a few surprises... brandon: whoa. is that you putting your pouty face on because you know you did wrong? narrator: ...and a twist ending you won't soon forget. dr. nardi: i have some interesting results for you. brandon: are you serious? i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are

[applause] are the reagan family, we delighted to have michael and colleen reagan. [laughter] [applause] this is the reagan library's 14th year of working with camp pendleton to honor president reagan. we are proud to be in the presence of so many men and women of america's armed forces. thank you for your devotion. [applause] program, in honor of the 107th birthday of ronald wilson reagan, please rise for the playing of our national anthem and the invocation. ♪ ♪ >> join me if you would in a prayer. in his last presidential address to the nation, lord, the president referred to the shining city on the hill when he said, my friends, we did it. we were not marketing time. we made it -- we were not marketing time. we made a difference. you made the city for your -- we made the city freer. all in all not bad. lord god, may we not forget why he said it that way. we did it. we, the nation. we, the people. we, the family. we, americans. as the perils of the present call us to hope and trust in each other, help us to make the difference that makes a difference for this is

colleen and danielle, carly moved her business across the country from arizona to new hampshire. she create partnerships integrated with university system. sf through my office and she flew out to sit with us because she had heard how serious we are taking business opportunities and how i did a hundred businesses in the hundred days. we talked to someone in different countries and states the word got out, and came up to see me talked about it the opportunity she had it's booming and it's not doing it in arizona, it's right here new hampshire. thank you. [applause] we know that the hundreds more opportunities out there is a test to go find them. reducing taxes a returning money promotes economic growth. so too is a limiting burden from regulation. when i took office/you where the most over regulated states in the country. before i initiated a three phase approach to do regularization last summer we took 1600 rules and regulations and white them off the books through an executive order. [applause] that can set the tone of the spirit of where we are going. i created a regulatory ref

. >> reporter: colleen moved from pharmacy to grocery. at the acme upper darby. >> power came back on win eight hours. >> reporter: sharing stories between many shoppers just trying to restock after getting wiped out of grocery when they lost power in the last storm. >> it seems to be getting old after awhile. >> just a few odds and ends says anthony mastro jell-o shopping for his 86-year-old mom. in case the lights go out again. >> are you worried you'll lose it again? >> yeah, we are. because it's look you never know what is going to happen. >> winter storm supplies that are typically on sale or push aside by now are front and center again. >> saturday and sunday things were mobbed but i think people kind of learned and stocked up ahead of time. >> everybody making it look like it's crazy let me get everything that i need. >> reporter: arnold scott got carried away in the moment. >> i don't know know if i need something. i probably got everything in the house. i'm not going to done on it just to be safe. >> reporter: that's not the only

football host i'm colleen moore says checks are in place to make sure the troublemakers are kept away from the world cup. her. you know. what helped a lot of fun i. guess but i do you have to buy i think you what you ask for from the troubles will be official in group support globe which for course so what fun for all grain in russia after my throne. for a very very wealthy how you have now down the problem in even the slum going on in particular we saw this with something going on in iran in the european championships in two thousand and sixteen. if you are going through the politics where the football match. school groups across all or burgling uncrumpled who wants one be quiet and that's what the problem like donald trump's appointed is the national security adviser it's the washington veteran and former u.s. ambassador to the u.n. john bolton who's known for his hawkish stance than on both north korea and iran. secretary building in new york has thirty eight stories if you. actions have walked all over the obama administration for eight years it's really been a static performance

immediately following the assault i reported it to the colleen police department in which i was greeted by both the male and female police officer. the male police officer took my statement while the female police officer's responsibility was to photograph and document my injuries. while i was attempting to explain the cuts on the inside of my lip, the female officer replied oh, it's not that bad. from this statement alone i deduced that she was not taking myself seriously. at the conclusion, i was given the card of the male police officer on duty whom advised me that usually the full extent on one's injuries does not surface until the following morning. the next morning i noticed i was sore and had significant bruising in certain areas of my body, my breathing was labored and i was limping. rather than report to early accountability formation in that condition, i went to call our darnell hospital emergency room to be seen. i explained what happened to the attending physician who completed my exam and ordered x-rays to ensure i didn't have internal injuries or bleeding. the attending ph

international and special electoral election coverage with mina and colleen great once again red square looking fantastic in the sunshine this made wherever your treating him though if you're well we're going to be bringing to you live updates have reaction for the rest of monday for all support from studio. like cutting red square with all the counted in russia's presidential election in his winning by a long getting us seventy six percent of the vote it means a sixty five year old will tell you the country's top shelf for another six years in terms of photos that means more than fifty six million people cast their ballots for him leaving all his rivals fall behind this will be his fourth presidential to win this year's race for the kremlin and managed to secure the largest chunk he's ever managed to take in an election here we can see his track record in his presidential bid over the is the election wasn't just about a few like so much as well the color of the day on sunday let's have a quick look at some of those. now if you were watching us about eighteen hours ago i will say i was

journalist a junior coalition party had demanded gali nuts removal in return for its ongoing support colleen uk was a key ally of still walk in prime minister. faecal. austrian authorities have tightened security at diplomatic buildings in vienna after a man tried to stab a soldier outside the iranian ambassador residence late on sunday the attackers understood to be a twenty six year old austrian national he was shot dead by the soldier after a struggle. a report on today shows the flow of weapons to the middle east has more than doubled over the past five years the sweden based citrate institute says the u.s. and europe remain the main arms exporters to the region this despite public and political debate over restricting weapon sales to conflict areas. protests took place across europe on sunday against turkey's military operation in syria's after in the region demonstrations in germany turned violent as kurdish and turkish activists clashed germany's home to large populations of both communities there as turkish forces are said to be poised to take over often from goodish militia. jetting

lot to talk about pretty much this time tomorrow night but our coverage starts of the morning with colleen and dear of course bright nearly you're absolutely going to be a long night i'll be in one of the candidates. as well we'll find out tomorrow which one so no doubt be getting a good night's sleep tomorrow today rather appropriation for that thanks a lot kevin there in red square the heart of moscow there bring us the latest chiz . now in other news and sticking to the theme of presidents the name donald trump probably isn't one you would expect to find someone called anywhere alone in afghanistan that's exactly what one couple though decided to call their child as a sign of respect to president trump's policy they face the backlash from both family and the community. sure they are the. odds. are the most fun but before my son was born i was reading about donald trump's background and he's policy i thought his policies the best and this made me call my son of. theirs i wanted one more for when i named my son donald trump behavior old my family my parents changed because of pressure i l

region by which real owners after clearing it's of terrorists but we've been speaking to abraham colleen who is the turkish president's spokesman and he told us our freend will be safe to return for kurdish civilians. our actions speak very clearly about this until we reach the center of the city of often over the last two months we have cleared the surrounding areas towns and villages etc and those places have been very safe and we're sending humanitarian aid through the turkish red crescent through disaster agency and we have in fact we have had international journalists visiting those places the station is very conscious similar thing will happen there by the way in regards to the looting issue if you take those reports seriously and we're looking into the incidents there might be some groups here and there that may have involved in that kind of action but we take that very seriously and necessary measures will be taken to address that issue but we want to assure everyone in all three and as well as those who had to flee to turkey or aleppo or other places that often it will be a safe

schemes without requiring huge transaction that i'm back to twenty fourteen or so a lot of these all colleen this came in to being it was in response to a lot of people believe that the scaling issue in terms of the slowness of scaling etc and so a lot of coins that are focused on privacy a. narrow even dash are these coins. are these developments going to such a cannibalize those coins to a degree because is there anything that can be done. an unaltered coin that can't be done because. well from a long term standpoint technically you know big corner any of these protocols can theoretically be changed to do anything of course we've seen the social dynamics to make that a lot more complicated but i can say you know for example marrows already working on implementing bulletproof because it's going to be a huge advantage to their efficiency now is it likely to cost brought in first so you can argue charlie lee in that deal those guys it was a push to the ball forward a lot of ways and it showed it worked and it was so there that was a net i think a positive thing that was done in the space. let

confrontational approach with the special investigation into a russian election interference patty colleen has the latest from washington. u.s. president donald trump's lawyers have reportedly warned him not to talk to special counsel robert mueller apparently feels differently. testifying. thank. you telling me that what he said i'd like to but if he does and he lies that is a serious crime possibly an impeachable offense as the investigation begins focusing directly on the president he started for the first time directly targeted on twitter at the same time his lead lawyer john dowd called to the investigation to be shut down at first saying he spoke for the president then saying he didn't now he won't be speaking form any longer john dowd has quit the president clearly taking the lead of lawyers he's watching on t.v. often quoting alan dershowitz presidents actually write this investigation never should it be done and the question is now how does he deal with it and i think what he's doing is he's playing good cop bad cop b.s. some of his lawyers cooperate and some of his lawyers attack

the people up there in the arctic the most we're told when we're back in pond inlet in the evening colleen saunders tells us about the iron mine that is about to go into operation two hundred kilometers to the south it will transport. off a ten month through the fi want and out into the won't. need it in the pond in that area have utilized the north baffin area here for millenia for travelling for assistance on things they do is breaking in the ice forming seasons november december january. you're looking at an opening lead that could be potentially open by four or five ships per week so we're going to have an open lead. there will be difficult for people across. so that is an impact to some of the natural to the still trails that used to practice their birthright cultural activities. collins ok with the mine the people need jobs because since the trade in seal for has collapsed most people live on state benefits the young in particular lack prospects there has to be a balance between change and preserving the culture. between least pond inlet with the feeling that it's going to be hard fo

just about a week ago, he came under quite a bit of fire for greeting a congresswoman, colleen hunabusawaii, with the japanese greeting. it came after she asked him about a hearing for funding japanese internment camps in 1932. the folks i spoke to says this comes across to them as an insensitivity, as a lack of understanding for why diversity is important, because of the different perspectives that it brings. a number of people, it's become known to us that a number of people have made complaints along these lines to several different departments who are now investigating, and the result of those investigations we may see in the coming weeks, wolf. >> he's made the point that as a navy s.e.a.l. he was trained at least in part in japan and he had a very close relationship with the japanese. he was trying to underscore that when he uttered those words during that congressional testimony, certainly meant no harm as a result. but i'm sure you'll continue to work your sources and get more on all of this. sara, thank you very much for that report. >>> coming up, in the past three weeks, five

market you are here on lawfully what if we're taking a walk to go to the municipality of the city of colleen and. really think about alexei navalny will be here in just a few minutes time just a few minutes more and he'll be with us you know but if in the month just because of the fundamental. low everyone. great weather isn't it. i don't know you're going to show me your home to. know that. by the end of the tour there were more and more signs that no values chances of being registered as a candidate were extremely slim he failed to draw millions of russians onto the streets which was going to force the kremlin into talks the latest polls by the evander institute showed that despite the media blockade he would still capture two percent of the votes. this is comes great business and right. to live pretty much his grave is a. storm of the day when we share a man who will tell you what is wrong with you thank you very much ok. the key question is. is whether people in the province's have their own political representation of days here. and whether this representation has. efficient authority t

full cost of when i was a little kid i had known people headed for the back of your model but the colleen was always on. and you know i would ensure. that you know. i felt that when the but. if you're a journalist in the middle east you have to fight every day as well you're not fighting with guns and you're not fighting with rocket propelled grenades or even shields you are fighting with your desire to show people what's actually happening which which burned so strongly in yasser so yasser is weapon was his camera and this picture is wonderful because in it you can see the strength that was at the core of everything that he did and not just strength he's got a little bit of a smile there but it's. to me it's an expression that says this is who i am this is where i belong this is where i'm going to stay he was passion for syria and syrian people and he wanted to tell that story you have to remember you know he lived through a similar situation in iraq you know when the iraqi regular people refugees when the bombs are up and the american dream they did win for lose you was on the fire the

tevin was arrested friday afternoon, colleen jacobs, the new chief of police for west valley city, saidhas "extremely high expectations" of her officers, and "immediately launched" an investigation into what happened. (pam) the family is expected to meet with police next week. at this time, it is not clear why police were orginially at the apartment... (steve) in the north bay... the marin county flood control and water conservation district is trying to improve its ability to predict and respond to potential flooding by installing nine new gauges. officials say the gauges will monitor rain, wind and stream activity in real-time. the district says the gauges will improve public safety by providing a more detailed view of developing weather events. the location of the new gauges has not yet been determined. (pam) here is a look at what some residents in okaland experienced today. hail is coming down pretty hard in this viewer video. you can see it bouncing off can see it bouncing off the balcony floor toss to lawrence - ten at ten lawrence karnow: there were numerous thunderstorms poppin

less than 24 hours later, colleen returns to work, and she says she probably won't fight an armed robbershe is not afraid to be back at work.>>> steve kirsch says they can win without stuff. at least for now. >>> and, we talked to the women's greatest -- greatest women's high school player in sentences goes history. that is coming up. >>> next 8:00, the death of two dogs prompting a warning for all pet owners everywhere. the danger that may be lurking in your own backyard. come, tu! those three young ladies were teaching the whole school about energy efficiency. we actually saved $50,000. and that's just one school, two semesters, three girls. together, we're building a better california. >>> tonight we have a warning for dog owners after two dogs in north carolina suddenly died. >> these dogs died after eating poisonous mushrooms from the owners own yard. as we report, it is a problem that can turn fatal for dogs anywhere.>> these were both just wonderful dogs. >> reporter: st. bernard was about to turn three next week, >> the lab retriever mix was her first baby, she got them from an a

. >> for the health foundation, colleen -- they submitted it as a board member but when i looked at the new board, it was different. i don't know. i wasn't sure how to do that. >> president chow: if this is an annual report 2016, 2017. maybe we should use the fiscal year that we are talking about. >> and you were on? 16/17. >> president chow: 16/17. okay. so that would be after this fiscal year. >> 17/18. >> president chow: just to use you as an example. >> i will make a note of that for next year. >> president chow: i will make a note of it. the board of directors should be 16/17. >> i will make a note of. that because this report is delayed because it takes a while north organizes to provide it. so that's part of the problem. >> president chow: otherwise will you have to go around correcting a few more things. it would be better as a consist simple this is a report of 16/17. these are the board of directors at that period of time. >> thank you. i will make a note. >> president chow: thank you, commissioner sanchez for pointing that out. so a motion is still before us for acceptance of

founded by animal behavioralist and author colleen page. you can help dogs any day by donating to a local shelter. and here are some of the puppies in our ktvu family. this is rufus who was rescued from a home in west virginia and this is bernie who belongs to our 6:00 p.m. producer. meet abby and our web producer brett and leslie dice. and finally the puppy we introduced you to on monday finley. not really a puppy anymore. he's four years old but still a good pup. you can share your puppy pictures with us on the ktvu facebook page today. >> it's been a good five days. he's happy for the first time the other day. he jumped on me when i came home. he was like where eave you been. so yeah, he's getting used to us. >>> let's talk cookies. the most popular girl scout cookie for the 100th year in a row is thin mints. the thin mint has always been the top seller. created a thin mint flavored coffee and thin mint flavored yogurts and cereals. but the new cookie, the s'mores cookie just laufrnged last year has challenged the thin mint. >>> a new st

and their daughter colleen is our goddaughter. and she was a baby. and then they went and they got their car where the cars came in. they went down to d.c., and that is where eileen lived. but six weeks after jack got there, he was killed in action, and harry had already been over there since april. when eileen called and told me, my mother took care of scott for a week, and i drove down to d.c. to be with eileen to make the funeral arrangements. it was buried at arlington cemetery. that was a bad time. >> how was she notified? do you know? susan: i really can't say. i don't know. jack's father was a three-star general stationed at the naval war college at the time. i don't know if general kelly heard first and told eye leap, i can't remember. i don't remember. >> it is good you were able to go to dc and be with her than. susan: yes. >> it must've been a stressful drive down there for you. susan: the whole week was stressful. making the arrangements, you have to wait for the body to come back. it was stressful because she was getting letters from jac

. >> reporter: colleen moved from pharmacy to grocery.pper darby. >> power came back on within eight hours. >> reporter: sharing stories between many shoppers just trying to restock after getting wiped out of grocery when they lost power in the last storm. >> it seems to be getting old after awhile. >> reporter: just a few odds and ends says anthony mastro jell-o also shopping for his 86-year-old mom. in case the lights go out again. >> are you worried you'll lose it again? >> yeah, we are, because it's like you never know what's going to ham. >> reporter: winter storm supplies that are typically on sale are push aside by now are front and center again. >> saturday and sunday things were mobbed but i think people kind of learned and stock up ahead of time. >> everybody making it look like it's crazy i said let me get everything that i need. >> reporter: arnold scott got carried away in the moment. >> i don't know if i need something. i probably got everything in the house. i'm just going to double up just to be safe. >> reporter: food is

very much because when i held a hearing for the language access ordinance -- and we're sorry to lose colleen, quite frankly. i know. she's wonderful, and so i just wanted to commend you. i just want to ask you, are you proposing an increase or decrease in the number of fte positions. >> in our department? it will be very small amount of fte's, but it will be based on, as an example, the staffing that we have to have at zuckerberg when we go over census but we've been really focused on trying not to increase fte's. >> supervisor fewer: okay. are you trying to increase or decrease in the number of civil service positions. >> no decreases. if we do, zuckerberg would be an increase in nurses. if we expand at hummingbird, it could be an increase in cbo's, so it cobb a small increase in both sectors. >> supervisor fewer: are there any positions that will be contracted to full-time positions or contracted out? >> we do not contract out positions, and i can probably get back to you if there's transitions going from temp to permanent. that's something that's a little deeper in the weeds of the depart

her name was colleen corby.hose pictures on the war. >> representation. >> representation. >> closest you could get. >> close as i could get. >> years later, she was on my show, saying you were it to me, close to black as i could get, was a brunette with a round nose. >> i don't have to have spoilers on the movie, but i got to talk to you because this is the opening of the movie, you have this young brown skinned girl who is being trained not to bake cookies, not to play with dolls. but it looks like she's being trained to be the world's greatest scientist. like the opening of the movie. like, ava can roll the credits right now because just that image is going to just -- i mean, i never have seen in my life that image. how important was it to you to show her as a beautiful girl, but incredibly intellectually gifted prodigy? >> well, it was very important. but i don't think there's anything wrong with baking cookies and playing with dolls. we just need to have balance and we need to have options. >> yeah. >> that

. >> reporter: colleen moved from pharmacy to grocery at the acme upper darby. >> power came back on win eight hours. >> reporter: sharing stories between many shoppers just trying to restock after getting wiped out of grocery when they lost power in the last storm. >> it seems to be getting old after awhile. >> reporter: just a few odds and ends says anthony, also shopping for his 86-year-old m mom. in case the lights go out again. it again? >> yeah, we are, because like you never know what is going to happen. >> everybody making look like it's crazy let me get everything i need. >> reporter: arnold scott got carried away in the moment. >> i don't know if i need this stuff. i probably got everything in the house. i'll double up on it just to be safe. >> reporter: people are also doubling up on batteries, shovels, yes, shovels and rock salt. stuff that folks thought they wouldn't need by now. iain? >> all right, joyce. thank you. >>> crews are working hard trying to restore power to people before tomorrow's storm gets underway. more than 20,000 people in our area are still in the dar

we're going go to a a facebook question now and from colleen miger, she would like to hear your views on the congressional map. this impacts all of us here. we'll go to mr. saccone. >> i was a victim of gerrymandering. in a 76% democrat district that was gerrymandered to keep a democrat in power. i ran and won. when i hear about it and complaining they can't win because they have been gerrymandered out. it makes it difficult. we need to make sure the system that the lines are drawn as effectively as we can. we put forth a great plan that improved the district in pennsylvania. but the supreme court stepped in and over stepped and vetoed the maps and drew their own which was far worst than what they were complaining b. we have a great system in pennsylvania. a five-person commission. i voted on the current maps. those maps come to the legislature. it was a bipartisan vote in the legislation tur. 139 of us voted, 39 democrats and 100 republicans. >> i have to cut you off. >> the supreme court vetoed them. >> we're going to go to mr. lamb on this. >> i made a promise to the voters in the