i'm also joined by colleen from the green dog rescue project.ood to see you this year. >> thank you for having us. >> who do you have? >> i have rory, colby's brother and i have willow who is anxious to get down with her sisters. i'll put her down. >> we have three litters here today. >> colleen, green dog rescue project is very unique. >> we're not cage-based. our packs run in -- we've gone global. we got back from japan where we were invited to help their shelters. we have an intern from japan here. >> welcome. >> to learn what we do so he can go back and change things. >> i've been watching you all morning. you've been zen up here sitting and petting all the dogs. nice morning. look at them. half of them are asleep already. >> colleen, tell me the process. you're up in wind sore. >> just above santa rosa and they can find our information on our website at green dog project.org. or give us a call at 707-433-4377. come up and see us. we're there from 10:00 to 4:00. same thing tomorrow. these guys are ready to go home. even though it's national

(catherine) as colleen marshall reports...ys she didn't want to climb the political ladder - unless she could pull other women along with her. she is the first, but does not want to be the last. after eight years of being mired in minority politics - nancy pelosi is back on top, again holding the speaker's gavel, and working to put more women in seats of power. < 10:28 (colleen) is that a goal for you? (pelosi) it is not a goal it's an imperitive. when i first came here there were 23 women in congress, 12 democrats eleven republicans, we made a decision on our side to increase that number we have now 91. 10:42 >a record number, applauded even by president trump during the state of the union. democrats encouraged all congressional women to wear white to honor women's suffrage. ' but' - women in pelosi's party are not thinking - or voting - with a single mind.. << i always say our diversity is our strength. diversity in every way, gender, ethnicity, generationally, geographically , yes philosophically. tha

< 10:28 (colleen) is that a goal for you?losi) it is not a goal it's an imperitive. when i first came here there were 23 women in congress, 12 democrats eleven republicans, we made a decision on our side to increase that number we have now 91. 10:42 >a record number, applauded even by president trump during the state of the union. democrats encouraged all congressional women to wear white to honor women's suffrage. ' but' - women in pelosi's party are not thinking - or voting - with a single mind.. << i always say our diversity is our strength. diversity in every way, gender, ethnicity, generationally, geographically , yes philosophically. that's our strength our diversity. our unity is our power">a power pelosi reclaimed in 2018 -- admitting the 2016 presidential election was traumatic for women in her party -- and caused her to shelve a plan to retire from congress... the break... a man goes to great lengths after being trapped in the snow... find out what he was forced to eat to survive. and here's a live look outside... s

< 10:28 (colleen) is that a goal for you? (pelosi) it is not a goal it's an imperitive. when i first came here there were 23 women in congress, 12 democrats eleven republicans, we made a decision on our side to increase that number we have now 91. 10:42 >a record number, applauded even by president trump during the state of the union. democrats encouraged all congressional women to wear white to honor women's suffrage. ' but' - women in pelosi's party are not thinking - or voting - with a single mind.. << i always say our diversity is our strength. diversity in every way, gender, ethnicity, generationally, geographically , yes philosophically. that's our strength our diversity. our unity is our power">a power pelosi reclaimed in 2018 -- admitting the 2016 presidential election was traumatic for women in her party -- and caused her to shelve a plan to retire from congress... let's get a check of the weather around the bay area.... time now for the 4zone forecast... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.karnow.lawrence meteo

(grant) and as reporter colleen marshall tells us...want to climb the political ladder unless she could pull other women along with her. she is the first, but does not want to be the last. after eight years of being mired in minority politics - nancy pelosi is back on top, again holding the speaker's gavel, and working to put more women in seats of power. < 10:28 (colleen) is that a goal for you? (pelosi) it is not a goal it's an imperitive. when i first came here there were 23 women in congress, 12 democrats eleven republicans, we made a decision on our side to increase that number we have now 91. 10:42 >a record number, applauded even by president trump during the state of the union. democrats encouraged all congressional women to wear white to honor women's suffrage. ' but' - women in pelosi's party are not thinking - or voting - with a single mind.. << i always say our diversity is our strength. diversity in every way, gender, ethnicity, generationally, geographically , yes philosophically. that's our strength

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colleen, would you like to make a motion? >> i would like to move that we forward this to the full board with positive recommendation. >> chairwoman: i think we can take that without objection. thank you very much. madam clerk, will you please call items 2, 3, and 4 together. >> yes, item number 2, resolution authrising the fire department to accept a grant of $399,000 to purchase a rescue boat for the period of september 1st, 2018, through august 31st, 2019. and the item number two, to accept the grant to purchase rescue equipments and defibrillator. and item number four, resolution authorizing the fire department to expand a donation of a roof training prop, at approximately $24,000, for the fire department's training division. >> chairwoman: thank you very much. we have before us today three accept and expend proposals, and we have mark carso, the chief financial officer for the san francisco fire department to present to us. >> good morning, madam chair and supervisor. mark carso to present on the next three items. item n

seeef: colleen, great to you this morning.for running us through all that from johannesburg. bloomberg users can interact shown.e charts cap some of the key analysis and save those charts for future reference. still ahead, we'll talk about the brexit stalemate that has deepened. what is next? this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: the house of commons has voted on a series of brexit reposes and they'll to back any of them. prime minister theresa may promise to resign if her deal is passed. a key government supporter is not impressed. deal thated to get a works for all of the united kingdom. a deal that works for northern ireland. but now we're in a situation where he cannot sign an agreement because the prime minister decided to go for the backstop way back in december of 2017. let's cross over to london and anna edwards joins us from there. i try to stay up for the entirety of the deliberations yesterday, but it just went too deep into the night. from all the voting that took place, what would you say were some of the most important le

. >> reporter: colleen guest's list of questions is growing as they face a march 30th deadline.ss dens of willow glen neighborhood debated whether the enrampment should move into their community. the initial thought was to use santa clara valley water district property and willow and leon streets. a resident says his concern isn't hope village, rather, the homeless population already there. >> it's a greater problem than hope village can solve. >> reporter: the water district voted against moving to the willow glen location. the mayor emphasize his idea of building a better bay area relies on building more affordable housing. >> the idea of moving sanctioned encampments around is not the long-term solution. >> reporter: in 2017, the county found more than 4,000 homeless people living in san jose. 74% were in shelter with a portion living along urban streets. 17 hope villagers feel the encampment is their last hope. >> the biggest day of my future is the 30th. i'm not sure where we're going to go. >> reporter: city council will discuss on march 26th. >>> finding solutions to the

colleen: of course. i appreciate it. who doesn't -- announcer 1: our visit to pasadena, california is a "book " exclusive, and we showed it to you to introduce you to c-span's cities tour. we have been bringing the book seen to our viewers for eight years. you can watch this at c-span.org/citiestour. announcer 2: supreme court oral argument in flowers v. mississippi, a case on racial bias in jury selection. and robert mueller released his relate -- unleashed his report. we will see house floor debate from earlier this month on releasing it to the public. newsmakers, starting at 10:00 p.m. eastern with the nc chairman tom perez. the client -- growing field of hopefuls, the party convention in milwaukee and candidate debates. the communicators with greg walden and senator edward markey, looking at key issues in internet, technology and policy. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit

this volume then gun some kalina low colleen you know but what will you know it's in your way that i think that i'm going up at the void and in some function or something is going to hit and that's a fine fun genest up in this yvonne once and no not scientific ok i would want done now with that i said i don't want recent research to get on my sense of nominations or if they can see how to comment on one of them in an aunt and uncle putting in the exact or not as lucky me yeah the home you have a litany must emerge downton piso been there guns by them found for the month oh yeah as a gallery yeah. voice the totality. of the. obvious enough monaco's with the focus be to me that he was industrial and super song was in fact and shite as i wanted it because i had the. yeah you know we didn't have them going for them so sam schmidt yeah and then i kayak oh my god ok. thank you the touch of. the. the touch. the told. me i think i'm going to kill you. and i. was about a month or similar that didn't come from she wasn't vick dot com f.-l. said it's minnesota sniffs you know the money should b

agent and whistleblower colleen rowley who told us that even in time of war soldiers should uphold the rule of law. we've been at war since nine eleven for eighteen plus years i think when times of war the leaders lose sight of the law the rule of law is a victim there's an interesting thing because david mcbride you know when he was a soldier he swore an oath to to follow his duty as a soldier and of course he's fighting for the rule of law same thing in the united states when when you know chelsea manning in other soldiers and even people like myself former formerly f.b.i. in the intelligence we swore an oath to the constitution to sustain the constitution which is the rule of law and yet in times of war it seems we revert back to this notion that there are kings and no matter even if they commit murder and crimes agree just crimes war crimes that everyone has to stay quiet. wrong as president drafty is in iraq aiming to boost ties with neighboring country by god he is counting on the pressure from washington to cut to when we could all get ties with iran it seems the audi has the up

was monday evening at nine here in moscow my name is colleen bright this is your news from r.t. international first an update for you from the netherlands in the past thirty minutes dutch police said that they've arrested thank chief suspect in connection with the shooting on a tram in the city of tracked on monday morning three people were killed and five injured in the attack with more details his local crime reporter rick. but we still don't know if there's any terrorist threat anymore or maybe we have to look for other reasons why this shooting took place oh there's not much going on now it's a moment near the tram seems to be quiet. police actions moved to other locations since and we know what it's been rates in several homes as of right now we know that one the police have got one suspects it's. a man thirty seven year old from he's been living in holland and in a group where the shooting took place or about for quite a while. of the suspects that police had been searching for was this thirty seven year old turkish border man who'd been named as cochrane tannish dr david

and thank you for your company today colleen will be here guiding us through the midweek global news updates in thirty see you soon this is our two international. tabs. we shot i had to get up on soldier that i. got a lot of close attention on bush honestly i'm not going to now go i mean. not. just some would not. just like i mean there are some motionless on his out by the fact that it. doesn't. one of those allusions to what this emotional. stuff. just. pushed. down was going to be used to shut people. up don't let up on the national. interest none of them say up every second how i first met them and how much you know committed pacifist set the course and i'm sure it was never close to the next. question if you send us out nothing minimal and basic to you. i. i. oh visit to mom it goes quite a lot of trouble after the. farnaz had left his large family had to move to his brother's house to get away from the neighbors questions. doesn't want anyone to know why the journalist had come to film. that in south.

. >> i'm colleen rebeca the senior organizing at the tenderloin neighborhood. for more than 35 years, they've provided housing and services for san francisco's lowest income residents. our buildings are home to 1,000 people who are formally homeless. through the work of our organizing team and others, we also engage in community development work and our deeply concerned about the well-being of our community members who are forced to live outside. tndc works hard to ensure that everyone has access to housing and adequate affordable housing is a shelter from the elements, provides a path to safety and stability and helps people achieve and to thrive. we are building as much permanent supportive housing as we can. however, with housing development costs rising to over $700,000 a unit, it is not possible to meet the massive need for housing with existing resources. we believe that to adequately address the problem we need far more resources and we encourage the city to continue doing all it can to dedicate research. while we all work towards providing adequate reso

international agency for research on cancer classified it though as probably carcinogenic to humans colleen cavell is an associate professor of political science he thinks monsanto will continue to make huge profits as long as it has u.s. government support. monsanto and his parent company bear is making big and czars so they're making tons of money and the u.s. . agency that's supposed to regulate the agricultural chemicals says that a round of is not detrimental to human utilize it so long as they have the green light from the u.s. government they can sell and market this round or around the world moreover other companies can now put the eiffel say in their agricultural products and so they also are benefiting greatly. he want to check out more of our news check out our website r.t. dog is packed twenty four seven with all the latest stories from us we've got to go straight to mobile device here moscow comments twenty seven minutes past eleven its cover known for the rest the morning to have a great day. was . you read on it that here it here if you want. was. was. join me every thursday

chancellor merkel it was her successor at the head of the christian democratic party and a good cop colleenauer who gave the response here to my cross proposals what do you make of that why was it this new party leader a k k who she's often known here what does that signify i think you can have two readings yeah if you're mccall you can say why did the chance last for me why is the women of the party but you can't have a reading from i'm the guy basically that i'm going to makkah let it come problem by replied means that mack of was sending a signal to germany that i think it come comp law should become the next sense and i also i think it depends on your viewpoint how you interpret the very fact that the answer to a president of france has been done by a leader of a party but the question applied to come back the derek and underscore again everything he said is that what we are seeing is a french german that makes whether friends are all focusing on the money the eurozone budget the solidarity the minimum wage sort of things which in the theory of what would you do is the left of a state y

former vatican treasurer has been sentenced to six years in prison for sexually abusing two choir boys colleen old george pell is the most senior member of the catholic church to be found guilty of child sex offenses it was convicted by an australian court in the case which dates back to the nine hundred ninety s. but before giving the sentence the judge said pell's case was complex in your case this complexity is exemplified by the fact that on the one hand i must punish and denounce you for this appalling offending you know on the other hand i am conscious of the heavy reality that i am about to sentence you a man of advanced years who has led an otherwise blameless life to a significant period of imprisonment which will account for a good portion of the balance of your mouth. hundred thomas has more from melbourne though. a small cheer went up when the crowd outside court heard the sentence as it was broadcast live the speakers here on the straights the judge had spent well over an hour running through the reasons he was about to impose the sentences that he was before he actually revealed

and as colleen marshall tells us...omen along with her. she is the first, but does not want to be the last. after eight years of being mired in minority politics - nancy pelosi is back on top, again holding the speaker's gavel, and working to put more women in seats of power. < 10:28 (colleen) is that a goal for you? (pelosi) it is not a goal it's an imperitive. when i first came here there were 23 women in congress, 12 democrats eleven republicans, we made a decision on our side to increase that number we have now 91. 10:42 >a record number, applauded even by president trump during the state of the union. democrats encouraged all congressional women to wear white to honor women's suffrage. ' but' - women in pelosi's party are not thinking - or voting - with a single mind.. << i always say our diversity is our strength. diversity in every way, gender, ethnicity, generationally, geographically , yes philosophically. that's our strength our diversity. our unity is our power">a power pelosi reclaimed

lithuania borders on a part of russia the colleen and brought enclave that once belonged to prussia. the border runs straight through the corona and spit. to the left is the baltic sea to the right the crony and look good. and just beyond that russian territory. ever since russia began shifting its focus towards its borders with europe the baltic states have been especially alert. border guards on the dunes cover their tracks with sand when their shift is over. it takes time but by eliminating their own tracks they can quickly see whether anyone else has been there. anxiety amongst russia's small. well neighbors is mounting. so they're putting up benson's to mark their country's frontiers even where there was once a green border like at lake christie tees. maar yonah has lived in the border town of his d.t.'s for eighty two years. the front here markers have changed colors more than once they used to be precious and so be it and she used to cross them off and. today that's no longer possible. you never know even if we wanted to we couldn't cross over they used to be lots of mushrooms

. >> reporter: the couple confronted the homeowner who identified herself as colleen. she said she just put the device up that morning but she said the same device appears to be in the air b&b e for ren >> she said i'm going to call the cops and i said call them. >> reporter: the couple filed a police report. we tried to speak with the owner but men who claimed they were owners answer the door and said she wasn't home. >> i don't have anything to talk about. >> reporter: we spoke with the company and said the safety of our company is our priority. air b&b prohibits hidden cameras and we take seriously any reports very seriously. we promptly removed this property and refunded miss solace. >> after looking at the fake smoke alarm they did not find an st card or wi-fi capability that means there was no video recorded so they can't charge for any crime. airbnb says they have removed that home and have refunded those renters. >>> tonight in environmental restoration effort in san francisco is paying off. >> the discovered that scientists made that hasn't been seen in the ci

. >> reporter: colleen lomis is a detective with the police department. you had no unidentified bodies. >> we had no unidentified bodies. >> reporter: you checked the er. >> we checked everybody. we checked everything. there was no sign. it was just as if she had vanished. >> when we come back, lynsie had a secret she kept from just about everyone. >> when is the last time you saw lynsie. >> a week ago. >> no. i don't think so. >> when the night lynsie disappeared continues. you need insurance. but it's not really something you want to buy. it's not sexy. or delicious. or fun. but since you need both car and home insurance, why not bundle them with esurance and save up to 10%? which you can spend on things you really want to buy, like... well, i don't know what you'd wanna buy because i'm just a guy on your tv. esurance. it's surprisingly painless. we all make excuses for the things we don't want to do. but when it comes to colon cancer screening... i'm not doin' that. i eat plenty of kale. ahem, as i was saying... ...with cologuard, you don't need an exc

colleen korner says she and her husband picked up their building permit today at paradise city hall. some 11,000 homes were destroyed which is about 90% of the town. the fire started november 8 and killed 85 people. >>> so we had a lot of rain over the past few days. today though, we are doing pretty well, and the weekend is here, so that's what everyone wants to know, what is going to look like as we head into the weekend. >> it's a nice schedule. it's going to be a nice weekend. it will be warming up. with the pause in the rainfall, it's going to take up in warmth. it's been a healthy rainfall season. a few sprinkles across areas in the bay area. the rainfall season is not over just yet, and santa rosa has picked up over 42 inches of rainfall going back to october 1. is 133% of average. oakland over 18, san francisco over 23, and san jose approaching 15 inches. is 100% of average, but as we mentioned we get a pause in the rainfall this weekend. for the a's in this weekend, we are expecting northwesterly winds at 15 miles an hour. temperatures will be in the upper 50s. some of the c

the hard work of the staff at ford's theater and i particularly want to thank erica scott, lauren, colleen, and others, please join me in thanking them. [applause] i also want to thank c-span for covering this event live and for those of you who are watching from home, if you have never been to ford's theatre, you must make the trip. on thursday night, i was able to see into the woods and it was spectacular. i highly recommend one destiny, a one act play that brings the night of the lake and assassination to life and i will tell you a funny story about that play. every summer i bring a group of students to washington, d.c. to teach them how to do research at the national archives and library of congress. two years ago i brought my students to ford's theatre and we watched one destiny and afterward we went to the lincoln box to see it, and amazing experience. during the play, one of my students looked at me and said, dr., are you crying? but -- id so i was not lied and said i was not but it was moving, something uniquely special about being in this place. we have a wonderful day planned at

special agent on skype from minneapolis and it's nice to have you with us colleen explain to us if you would how red notices work and if in the case of a country like saudi arabia which is obviously very closed off will it make any difference. well red notices only works if these these individuals who are charged would be in a foreign country that is a member of interpol and will cooperate in arresting them once they're arrested and that then that country then they would face extradition back to the country seeking their charging which is turkey so if those officials do not travel outside of saudi arabia they would be safe it's going to constrain them of course from traveling and the bigger it bigger more significant impact of these these charges are the symbolic value they have for upholding the rule of law since this is a poor a part of the international law and this did occur in a foreign country the murder itself did occur in a foreign country so turkey has every right to pursue that investigation and charging despite the protestations of saudi arabia ok so it sounds like from your

genius. [ applause ] so tim lays the whole thing out, it's all amazing, the sets and the costumes, colleenbatman returns." and so, you know, the thing is you don't really see the elephant, okay, so it's kind of weirdy actory kind of thing. like, you know, you're going along and they have this big green frame, aluminum frame that tim moves around and that's mrs. jumbo, okay, so you're looking at her like, whoa, this is a big elephant but it's not there. you know it sounds like -- then, of course, with the baby elephant, with dumbo, when dumbo was born she has the baby, we had a guy, he's very athletic, ben, who is in a green suit, so he did things like when the baby elephant cuddles with the momma elephant, the guy in the green suit cuddles with the big green frame. you know, so it's like kind of like you have to use your imagine face and it's really cool and then finally what happens is thousands of people, artists get ahold of that tank of making this elephant and they do a magnificent job. >> do you guys want to see it? [ cheers ] >> yeah, yeah. >> we have a look at -- >> a clip? >> yeah

colleen kraft, the head of the american association of pediatricians three times in the last month and a half or so. additionally, she's made experts on her team available to consult with our chief medical officer at the department of homeland security and our team that's building now processes and policies. we added a pediatrician to the advisory council panel that's assessing care of families and children in our custody right now that was requested by me and secretary nielsen. so we have an ongoing interaction with doctors and pediatric experts to try to improve our ability to identify medical risk and to care for children in our custody. >> well, if you had to put a reason for the deaths of the two children, i know this is speculation, in december, so that the actions that you take remedially will make some difference, what would that be? what would the changes be? >> so i can't wadon't want to g front of the investigation or the medical examiner in terms of the reason for the deaths of those two children -- >> i'm not asking for that. >> i think improving our processes and system t

department asking for details on trucks communications with russian president vladimir putin sent passing colleen is following the story for us and joins us now how extensive is the breadth of this investigation patty. you know it's hugely extensive and we're hearing from the committee that this is just the beginning but as you mentioned eighty one people entities government agencies these are people close to trump not just his sons his son in laws the people who worked on his campaign the inauguration which is also being investigated work for his company and what's going to happen now is this congress congressional committee has given these people and entities exactly two weeks to hand over paper documents whatever they've asked for then if they don't know the congress has subpoena power they can try to make them hand them over the bigger risk for donald trump is what comes next if you think about what happened just last week when his former personal attorney was set before congress for almost seven hours painted a really damaging picture was on camera it was wall to wall coverage in the united