and joanne and colleen i'm so glad you have written this book. we need break the cycle of poverty in this country. contracted ill to crayons has been work with joanne and the national diaper bank network for many years. they provide us with 750,000 diapers a year, and that's add up to millions and millions of diapers over the years. the national diaper bank network an incredible resource, and joanne and colleen talk in their book about the struggles people living in poverty and low income face in meeting basic needs and how some of those needs are not on everyone's radar. cradle to crayons addresses one of those hidden needs, lack of access to adequate affordable appropriate clothing, diapers, books and other essential shalls for kids. we're one of the largest national nonprofit organizations with this mission. we serve children here in massachusetts in greater philadelphia, and across chicagoland, and we are about to roll out a first of its kind online product donation platform, giving factory direct we allow people to shim donation-of-children'

>> you know, basically, i echo what colleen says.d too many problems with compliance with people who wanted to wear masks they have worn it and it is a personal choice. we have been at 100% capacity since september of 2020. we were closed for a short amount of time six weeks back in the early part of 2020 before we started ramping up 25%, 50% and then 100% in september. since that time, it has become more standard andmore normal for people to say it is everyone's personal choice that's what they have been doing. >> maybe that is part of the problem. i'm not a public health official they say people need to wear their masks. you have to weigh business concerns and public health concerns i imagine spring break is the high time. >> in daytona beach, our special events season as we call it, consists of the daytona 500. we got done with the daytona bike week. we already had large crowds come through. we are seeing the inflecux of spring breakers. college students and families and local traffic that drives to the coast this time of year to

yeah, i'm glad you asked that colleen because that is at the heart of the story of the book. i actually have a copy of the book here and the title was very very deliberate. it's what jefferson read and reading is a passive operation in an inert technology, right? it's just your opening a book you're flipping through the pages, but you don't really interact mentally you interact with the book, but you don't interact with the book or send any message back in the book is what it is whether i read it or you read it doesn't change. a tv is the second stage what i would would like watched. so now ike is watching something but it's it's moving and you could see you could turn on the i love lucy show at five minutes under 15 minutes and you're right be getting a different experience, but you're also seeing something that's electronic and there's motion to it and also president can start to appear on it. and then the third stage i talk about is what obama tweeted obviously i know we've had a subsequent president who tweeted more than obama, but at the time i wrote this book in 2013, i

party has died after collapsing on a flight back to germany from cuba colleen's tense was 53 the cause of death is unclear the tabloid is reporting that she was not traveling on business and recently been caught up in a lobbying scandal involving. a group of 8 hong kong pro-democracy activists released from jail in china have been detained on their return home they were arrested at sea last year on charges of illegal border crossing it's believed they were trying to flee to taiwan to escape prosecution for their involvement an anti-government protests in hong kong. and scientists say a volcanic eruption in iceland could go on for several weeks hundreds of sightseers of fall to the volcano south of the capital reykjavik tens of thousands of small tremors rocked the area for several weeks before the volcano began erupting. australia is set to evacuate thousands more people from sydney's suburbs in the worst flooding in decades heavy rains have swelled rivers across new south wales state causing widespread damage emergency services fear that more than 50000 people could be displaced as fo

colleen kraft from emory university hospital. let's be clear here. we don't know if there's any correlation here between the astrazeneca vaccine and these blood clots, and it very well may be incredibly safe. it probably is. but they are pausing to study that and figure that out. what is your read on this. what is everyone who may be getting this vaccine need to know? >> right. so any time that we give a lot of people a vaccine, we start to worry about if we can attribute certain side effects or things that happen to that vaccine. i think you have already said the numbers, poppy. 17 million. 30 people. this would happen probably at that reate in a normal population. i have received the ebola vaccine spoep this is a very safe vaccine. it's important to look into these safety concerns as they come along, but i don't think we should throw the baby out with the bathwater. we need to make sure that we're actually seeing a signal before we say we shouldn't give this vaccine. >> and let's remember here for our audience here in the u.s., this is not the vacc

>> reporter: you know, colleen dolan said she really missed being inside the courthouse because she developed a strong bond with the other family members of the other victims. so she really missed that personal touch. she said just reading this out loud through a screen felt all the more isolating and made her feel all the more lonely. but, again, we are waiting for derrick al menma to come out from this courthouse any minute. >> thank you for your time. >>> starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel. that, today, from the state's top doctor. also california reaches a milestone when it comes to vaccinations, and how doing a good deed could help you move up in that covid line. i'll have that coming up. >>> also celebrating achievements right here for international women's day. . >>> well, we're seeing it every day, progress in terms of vaccinations and progress for schools and businesses. >> janelle, it's a common question, when is it going to be my turn? when do i get my shot? when will the pandemic finally end? the state's top doctor says finally at this juncture, even though we have

eric colleen and i know that you have devoted countless hours to a job that you love while balancing the two most important roles in your life, being a loving husband and a father. i have been proud to watch you celebrate many life's milestones over the years, including the birth of your two beloved sons. and i will certainly never forget your eldest son's birthday on november 4, 2014, the day michiganders elected me to the united states senate. eric, colleen and i wish you much success, and we hope you enjoy this next chapter with dina, avie, and ethan. know that colleen and i will always be thankful beyond measure for your service and for your leadership and that you forever be part of team peters. madam president, i yield the floor. mr. thune: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from south dakota. mr. thune madam president, i ask unanimous consent that i be able to complete my remarks before the vote. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. thune: madam president, social media platforms have become a pretty significant part of americans' lives. we use them to

. >> reporter: colleen says she struggled with heown weight. takes care of her parents and just got her first dose. >> it's just great that i was able to get it today, and they have theirs, and there's just a sense of hope that hopefully soon we'll go back to normal. >> reporter: kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> vaccinations open today to an additional 4 million people in california, but some are finding it hard to get the first dose. the new group includes those ages 16 to 64 with certain health conditions or disabilities, but transit worker and people in jails. despite being high risk, the kelly family can't get an appointment in the bay area. opening up the high risk phase all at once may not be the best strategy according to experts. >> we might put impediments in the way for the people at the highest risk. >> we called our doctor, and they didn't have any, stop calling us. >> the state warns a majority of appointments won't be immediately available due to supply problems. abc 7 news is monitoring the vaccine roll out in california with our vac

appeared in court remotely some of them broke down during their heartbreaking and sometimes angry words, colleenhose daughter was killed in the fire cursed el mina to suffer as the victims did saying quote i curse you with the pain in your bones and muscles that comes from clinching in fear as you face the fury of a firestorm coming to consume you, derek, i do not need to see you spent 39 years in prison writing and drawing in quiet retreat, but i do call on judge thompson to reject this inadequate sentence and recommend a return to plea negotiations. i mean it was the master tenant of the go ship artist collective which was described by prosecutors as an illegally converted to story deathtrap mina pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for a 12 year sentence. but he will not go to prison. he'll continue on home detention and his time served will be shortened after spending 3 years behind bars and credit for good behavior in a zoom interview, the has been a victim amanda kershaw echoed the desire to see the plea deal thrown out derek >>kennedy back at home in. >>serv

. >> reporter: colleen says she struggled with her own weight. she takes care of her parents and just got her first dose. >> it's just great that i was able to get it today, and they have theirs, and there's just a sense of hope that hopefully soon we'll go back to normal. >> reporter: kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> vaccinations open today to an additional 4 million people in california, but some are finding it hard to get the first dose. the new group includes those ages 16 to 64 with health conditions or disabilities, but transit worker and people in jails. despite being high risk, the kelly family can't get an appointment in the bay area. opening up the high risk phase all at once may not be the best strategy according to experts. >> we might put impediments in the way for the people at the highest risk. >> we called our doctor, and they didn't have any, stop calling us. >> the state warns a majority of appointments won't be immediately available due to supply problems. abc 7 news is monitoring the vaccine roll out in california with our vaccine

appeared in court remotely some of them broke down during their heartbreaking and sometimes angry words, colleen dolan whose daughter was killed in the fire cursed el mina to suffer as the victims did saying quote i curse you with the pain in your bones and muscles that comes from clinching in fear as you face the fury of a firestorm coming to consume you, derek, i do not need to see you spent 39 years in prison writing and drawing in quiet retreat, but i do call on judge thompson to reject this inadequate sentence and recommend a return to plea negotiations. i mean it was the master tenant of the go ship artist collective which was described by prosecutors as an illegally converted to story deathtrap mina pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for a 12 year sentence. but he will not go to prison. he'll continue on home detention and his time served will be shortened after spending 3 years behind bars and credit for good behavior. the has been a victim amanda kershaw echoed the desire to see the plea deal thrown out derek is going to be back at home in. >>serve out t

international from moscow my name's colleen bright welcome to your world games this hour 1st the kremlin the russian president vladimir putin has been vaccinated against 19 saskia taylor has more on how it's part of a push to get the country. he said he and he's done it on tuesday evening we did get was now we foster that a job was on the cards on monday journeys video conference between the president and national vaccine manufacturers it was then that he finds them all involved in fighting development for the enormous contribution that they've made not just here in russia but of course globally in the fight against corona virus but it was undoubtedly his very casual missed in passing mention that he himself was planning on getting the shot that really grabbed headlines now whilst we do have confirmation that it did go ahead as planned it was not recorded at least not publicly so while some leaders such as joe expired in america for prime minister boris johnson actively invited cameras into that vaccinations president putin clearly didn't want this to be a p.r. stunt he treated it as a p

staff of spying for the russian government correspondent to try to go earlier joined by colleague colleen bray to go through the claims. well 1st of all it's time to take a look at the wording that was used by built it sounds absolutely sensational that was putting into the title the headline a rough quote from the whistleblower which says i had to or i was forced to spy on a like say no volley and then in one of the top paragraphs of that built article they said this exactly according to research by built of lemon put in regime head is public enemy number one alexina valley and see if you simply spied on in berlin last year for this russia's leadership use the russian foreign broadcasts are to do each which in turn relied on 2 german employees spying on the orders of kremlin through german nationals who worked for the german branch of r t that sounds scary some would call it appalling but let's continue reading this article and at least trying to get to the point of understandings what the basis of it is the whistleblower daniel long gay who had worked for r t deutsche for several years

party has died after collapsing on a flight back to germany from cuba colleen shunts was 53 the cause of death is unclear the tabloid is reporting that she was not traveling on business science had recently been caught up in a law being scandal involving. scientists say of all kind of corruption in iceland kogo could go on for several weeks hundreds of sightseers a flaw to the volcano south of the capital reykjavik tens of thousands of small tremors rocked the area for weeks before the volcano began erupting. the main opposition candidate in elections just held in the republic of congo has died a spokesperson said brees parfait called died as he was being transferred to france for treatment for coated 19 he was the main rival of president denise gesso who is expected to extend his 36 year hold on power. a group of 8 hong kong pro-democracy activists released from jail in china have been detained on their return home they were arrested at sea last year on charges of illegal border crossing it's believed they were trying to flee to taiwan to escape prosecution for their involvement in a

appeared in court remotely some of them broke down during their heartbreaking and sometimes angry words, colleen dolan whose daughter was killed in the fire cursed el mina to suffer as the victims did saying quote i curse you with the pain in your bones and muscles that comes from clinching in fear as you face the fury of a firestorm coming to consume you, derek, i do not need to see you spent 39 years in prison writing and drawing in quiet retreat, but i do call on judge thompson to reject this inadequate sentence and recommend a return to plea negotiations. i mean it was the master tenant of the go ship artist collective which was described by prosecutors as an illegally converted to story deathtrap mina pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for a 12 year sentence. but he will not go to prison. he'll continue on home detention and his time served will be shortened after spending 3 years behind bars and credit for good behavior. the has been a victim amanda kershaw echoed the desire to see the plea deal thrown out there it is going to be back at home in. >>serve ou

good to have you with us just 1 in the morning on thursday here in moscow my name's colleen brian these are the world stories we're across for you this hour. a fresh diplomatic feud has a rupture between the e.u. and the u.k. over vaccine supplies the european council president is accusing britain of blocking all exports of covert shots prompting angry denials from london our europe correspondent peter all of it has more on the standoff. well we wouldn't did what the relationship post breaks it was going to be like between london and brussels the u.k. in the e.u. the pandemics meant we've got to see that speeded up faster than real time and it looks pretty messy from here on out at the moment the latest incident involves a you council president child machelp he put out a statement in which she seemed to accuse the united kingdom of having an outright ban on exports in any covert vaccines that are manufactured in u.k. territory i am shocked when i hear the accusations of vaccination elysium against the e.u. the u.k. and the us have imposed an outright ban on the export of vaccines or vac

for today back tomorrow i can tell you the lineup for the rest of the day is rory sushi and then colleen bray that's. rest the day's looking at art international whatever you're doing meantime hope you have a great tuesday. this is boom bust the one business show you can't afford to miss i'm rachael love and in washington coming up split tell the chinese government it doesn't charge to buy for the u.s. but just how much data are today's cars collecting from their driver all the jobs. under the direct threat of u.s. sanctions austria's top willing jobs company is standing by its word on the nordstrom's your pipeline and telling washington to stop threatening your friends. as the rest of the world cheers an inflation the federal reserve ready to embrace it saying it's ok it's right now is on getting americans back to work we have a lot to get to so let's get started. tesla is back in the spotlight as china moves to restrict the use of the company's electric cars by military and state employees but while you're on musk has been quick to deny allegations that tussles cars are used to spy for

>> that's a great question colleen. thanks robin we ought to discuss. this from the very first days of the presidency, presidents needed to appeal to the people, the way to appeal to the people is to show that you have common concerns with. them america has always had a vibrant popular culture. today it's based on electronic means, and olden days it was based on this later, presidents like washington would go to the theater where the american people could be seen. they also read books for ideas. it is a two-way street. you connect to the american people by showing you that you are interested in the same things as, them you can also get your ideas of popular culture from reading, your screens or tv, movies, whatever it is. there has always been a vibrant connection -- >> in your book, you talk about a number of presidents while throughout american history and how they get a list popular culture for their own political benefit. this is not even story. some presidents are better at the game than others. can you talk about how presidents have talked about t

. >> with that i would love to invite my panelist colleen to turn onli the cameras we have during the obama administration did a stent working on the affirmative housing rules, ask as to today's been the director of the housing and community development previously served at hud secretary for ease equal housing opportunity. also did a stent in there as senior fellow were very excited to have staff with this. in her dear friend and great champion sheet executive officer that national fair housing alliance. so guys, thank you so much for being here. going to start with you we just heard secretary castor describe important. why don't we start going back a little bit. let's start with the facts based evidence. give us a little thought about what does it tell us about segregation? and why those focus on fair housing is so important to advance broader goals of equity and prosperity? >> thank you sarah thank you for hosting this important timely discussion. thank you sec. castor for your readership and for kicking us off. i think it'ski crucial toha emphasize the role public policy at all lev

anybody in the morning the little children were grown probably little you're going to get this through colleen you're. pretty sure this magical piece of russia sealed lead the way you want to believe. that they were on the sun menu that i would have made in the midst of a mother to not be almost on the stimulant thing but it was delicious when it's on the given you almost thought a good time to do this real bit on the fly jane those people like us again now we're hearing she was down on them but on sunday notice from. the bank doesn't it not all don't fall off and they're really not i know it's not always on your but i'll do it on this only you will know when the show will go but bill you will be going on this talk to me than was necessary for the longer what causes a problem. first of all you have you have a lot of ideas for the journey through the course and we've transformed a lot with the stomach we are now with you know my as you go but they've also gone door to from their soul who was a brother who are. also yemeni gun is coming out a little sure when i'm the one in your area to nano tha

colleen kelly, a physician at emery university school of medicine, has worked on the moderna vaccine trial a grady hospital. i truly want to thank these incredible women for all of the amazing work that they have done in our community because it not only serves my communitying, my district, georgia, but also the rest of the nation. i wish everyone a truly happy, happy history month but i have to honestly say as i'm sitting here today and listening to all my colleagues talk about the amazing women that we know and amazing women who have done so much work throughout the course of history, i would be remiss if i did not mention my own mother. wilma cecilia holman. i owe her such a great debt of gratitude because she was one of the very first women, black women, in illinois to receive a masters in nursing. to actually teach nursing. soy know that everything that i am, all of my couraging, my strength, my imagination, my creativity, and my drive, an my willingness to put my boots on and get down in the dirt in the trenches for the people i love and care for in my community comes from here

and joann and colleen talk in their book about the struggles of people living in poverty low income and basic needs and safety and how those needs are not on everyone's radar. cradle to crayons addresses one of those needs with lack of access to adequate, affordable, appropriae clothing, diapers, books and other essentials for kids. we are one of the largest nonprofit organizations with this mission. we serve children here in massachusetts and greater philadelphia and across chicagoland. we are about to roll out a first of its kind online product donation platform giving factory direct which will allow people to ship donations or children's clothing from their homes directly to a child who wears that gender and size. in the 20 years of existence we provide basic essentials to over two.5 million children. that sounds like a lot that we know at least 22 million kids in the united states could use our services each and every year. american families spend $13000 per year the expenses related to our kids what goes to clothing and footwear and other apparel, 900 goes to hygiene items, supplie

good to be here colleen terrific. well, i know our audience is really looking forward to this conversation. so we're gonna have a brief back and forth and then we'll go to plenty of questions from our audience. at the beginning of your book you discussed the role of the early first ladies and how they set important precedents. can you elaborate on those early first? ladies women such as martha washington abigail adams and dolly madison and how they influenced the role. yes, as we know there was nothing in the constitution about what the wife of the president should do. so those decisions made at the very beginning were extremely important and i think the most important one probably was they decision. i don't think any of those three women you named had anything to do with that, but the decision was made that the president's home would also be his office. so when george washington was inaugurated here in new york city within walking distance really of where i'm sitting martha was not there. she was still in virginia, b

appeared in court remotely some of them broke down during their heartbreaking and sometimes angry words, colleen cursed el mina to suffer as the victims did saying quote i curse you with the pain in your bones and muscles that comes from clinching in fear as you face the fury of a firestorm coming to consume you, derek, i do not need to see you spent 39 years in prison writing and drawing in quiet retreat, but i do call on judge thompson to reject this inadequate sentence and recommend a return to plea negotiations. i mean it was the master tenant of the go ship artist collective which was described by prosecutors as an illegally converted to story deathtrap mina pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for a 12 year sentence. but he will not go to prison. he'll continue on home detention and his time served will be shortened after spending 3 years behind bars and credit for good behavior. the has been a victim amanda kershaw echoed the desire to see the plea deal thrown out there it is going to be back at home in. >>serve out the rest of the sentence which is technica

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colleen fitzpatrick. an expert in something called forensic genealogy. >> an informal sense, it's been referred as csi meets roots. >> maybe you have taken a home-dna test. a lot of people have. you can sometimes track down distant relatives by uploading your dna profile to public-genealogy websites. dr. fitzpatrick searches all that dna data, to find, not necessarily matches but, telling similarities. >> it's really the first, big development in human identification, i think, in years, in 20 years. >> reporter: her method can link an unknown-dna profile to possible relatives and, therefore, possible, last names. detective wade was skeptical, at first. >> it kind of sounded like smoke and mirrors, to me. but i thought, well, i'm going to give it a shot. i mean, i want to solve this case. >> yeah. >> reporter: she sent dr. fitzpatrick the two dna profiles from michella and jenni's crime scenes. >> and she did her magic. she entered into her genealogy databases. >> reporter: there were no-exact matches. but

appeared in court remotely some of them broke down during their heartbreaking and sometimes angry words, colleen dolan whose daughter was killed in the fire cursed el mina to suffer as the victims did saying quote i curse you with the pain in your bones and muscles that comes from clinching in fear as you face the fury of a firestorm coming to consume you, derek, i do not need to see you spent 39 years in prison writing and drawing in quiet retreat, but i do call on judge thompson to reject this inadequate sentence and recommend a return to plea negotiations. i mean it was the master tenant of the go ship artist collective which was described by prosecutors as an illegally converted to story deathtrap mina pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for a 12 year sentence. but he will not go to prison. he'll continue on home detention and his time served will be shortened after spending 3 years behind bars and credit for good behavior. the has been a victim amanda kershaw echoed the desire to see the plea deal thrown out there it is going to be back at home in. >>serve ou

joanne samuel goldblum and colleen offer their thoughts on addressing poverty in america.remont review editor charles kesler argues there are two competing views of the u.s. constitution. selling biographer isaac shares the story of jennifer dowdell who received a nobel prize for the development of a method for genome editing print journalists gayle reports on a group of kurdish women fighting and winning against isis and syria. that all starts tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern find more schedule information about tv.org or consult your program guide. >> the heritage foundation hosted virtual event with john ellis who argued professors were trying to indoctrinate rather than teach students. there's a portion of that discussion. >> what it was supposed to do was create new knowledge, but academia has now decided that it's real job its primary job is to promote a radical political ideology. now this is jump from one purpose to another, is not some random alternative for a mission. the purpose for academia has substituted is so remote from its real one that it is actually the only

senators dianne feinstein, alex padilla or colleen on fema to keep two federally run mass vaccination sites here in the state, open the sites or at the oakland coliseum. a cal state l. a. they're both scheduled to shut down april the 11th. but in a letter to the acting fema administrator, the senators say the sites are essential parts of california's vaccine distribution efforts, adding that both centers regularly administer more than 7500 doses a day. feinstein and paddy are also asking that local governments take over operation of those sites and marin county this week wall so line up with the state's eligibility expansion starting tomorrow, anyone age 50 and older will be l. legible for the vaccine. and then on april the 15th it will expand again to include anyone ages. 16 and older county officials hope to keep up with the demand by getting more vaccine supplies from the state and you can sign up for the vaccine on the marin county health department website ktvu sand, reuben has more the changes and why business owners say they are very excited. uh here here. cheers at livermore's

colleen dolan, whose daughter was killed cursed elmina. i do not forgive you and i never will, she said. may you burn in the hellish nightmares you created. is that reaction went from indifference to, like rocking and looking down, and he almost looked like he was sobbing at a couple of times. that's how the courtroom sketch artist described it. but many families and the judge later thought l meant a was dozing off in court. even spilled a cup of coffee. i'll may not find asleep during the victim impact is insult to injury. and why have victim impact statements unless than defendant is listening, and it is important to the family that he hear what they have to say and what he's done. no menace attorney later read a letter for his client where he said, i am sorry. i am sick with shame. it is my fault. i did nothing to stop it. closing the emotional day, the judge sentenced don't manage to 12 years, but he won't spend any more time in jail and will finish out his sentence with an ankle monitor at home and he must pay $181,000 in restitution

killed in the oakland warehouse fire in 2016 colleen dolan, whose daughter was killed cursed elmina. i do not forgive you and i never will, she said. may you burn in the hellish nightmares you created is that reaction went from indifference to, like rocking and looking down, and he almost looked like he was sobbing at a couple times. that's how the courtroom sketch artist described it. but many families and the judge later thought l'm n a was dozing off in court. he even spilled a cup of coffee. i'll may not find asleep during the victim impact is insult. the injury. and why have victim impact statements unless than defendant is listening, and it is important to the family that he hear what they have to say and what he's done. no menace attorney later read a letter for his client where he said, i am sorry. i am sick with shame. it is my fault. i did nothing to stop it. closing the emotional day. the judge sentenced omen it to 12 years, but he won't spend any more time in jail and will finish out his sentence with an ankle monitor at home and he must pay $181,000 in restitution to the

colleen dolan, mother of chelsea dolan.e you with a pain in your bones and your muscles that comes from clenching in fear as you face the fury of a firestorm coming to consume you. i do not forgive you. i never will." like most of the victims chelsea dolan was trapped on the second floor of the warehouse, a cluttered and unlicensed venue for a music concert that ended in a deadly fire in december 2016. andy kershaw is the husband of amanda allen. amanda was known for her glasses "which i received back, twisted by heat and flame, covered in soot. i would never show those glasses to anyone now because i don't want anyone else to have to see that." almena accepteean y,leing guiltyo counts of involuntary manslaughter. he's been on house arrest since may, released due to the pandemic. several family members urged judge thompson to throw out the deal. "i am repulsed by this plea agreement. you do not take responsibility for your actions. i am angry with this court in that it is a legal system, not a justice system." an earlier pl

colleen dolan, mother of chelsea dolan. "i curse you with a pain in your bones and your muscles that comes from clenching in fear as you face the fury of a firestorm coming to consume you. i do not forgive you. i never will." like most of the victims chelsea dolan was trapped on the second floor of the warehouse, a cluttered and unlicensed venue for a music concert that ended in a deadly fire in december 2016. andy kershaw is the husband of amanda allen. amanda was known for her glasses, which i received back twisted by heat and flame, covered in soot. i would never show those glasses to anyone now. because i don't want anyone else to have to see that. almena accepted a deal in january pleading guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. he's been on house arrest since may, released due to the pandemic. several family members urged judge thompson to throw out the deal. "i am repulsed by this plea agreement. you do not take responsibility n for your actions. i am angry with this court in that it is a legal system, not a

colleen dolan, whose daughter was killed cursed elmina. not forgive you and i never will, she said. may you burn in the hellish nightmares you created. is that reaction went from indifference. to like, rocking and looking down, and he almost looked like he was sobbing at a couple times. that's how the courtroom sketch artist described it. but many families and the judge later thought l meant a was dozing off in court even spilled a cup of coffee. i'll make a fine asleep during the victim impact is insult. the injury. and why have victim impact statements unless than defendant is listening, and it is important to the family that he hear what they have to say and what he's done. no menace attorney later read a letter for his client where he said, i am sorry. i am sick with shame. it is my fault. i did nothing to stop it. closing the emotional day. the judge sentenced omen it to 12 years, but he won't spend any more time in jail and will finish out his sentence with an ankle monitor at home and he must pay $181,000 in restitution to the victi

appeared in court remotely some of them broke down during their heartbreaking and sometimes angry words, colleen dolan whose daughter was killed in the fire cursed el mina to suffer as the victims did saying quote i curse you with the pain in your bones and muscles that comes from clinching in fear as you face the fury of a firestorm coming to consume you, derek, i do not need to see you spent 39 years in prison writing and drawing in quiet retreat, but i do call on judge thompson to reject this inadequate sentence and recommend a return to plea negotiations. i mean it was the master tenant of the go ship artist collective which was described by prosecutors as an illegally converted to story deathtrap mina pleaded guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for a 12 year sentence. but he will not go to prison. he'll continue on home detention and his time served will be shortened after spending 3 years behind bars and credit for good behavior. the has been a victim amanda kershaw echoed the desire to see the plea deal thrown out there it is going to be back at home in. >>serve ou

colleen dolan, whose daughter was killed in the fire, told elmina i do not forgive you. i never will. may you burn in the hellish nightmares you created. elmina did plead guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter is part of that plea deal for the three dozen people killed in the warehouse fire in 2016 now is part of that deal. he faces 12 years in prison. but with. credit for time served. he could serve the rest of his jail time at home. and then following that, three years of probation now, hour after hour. this testimony continued this afternoon or these impact statements rather, and we did. actually just here from derek ellman's attorney who read a statement on derek l. menas behalf and he said in part i am sorry. i am sick with shame, he said. it is my fault. did nothing to stop it, meaning the fire and i was fueled by my stupidity and reckless actions. so the judge is mulling oldest over thinking about not only what l menas said, but also what all these families said, and the overwhelming cry for this to be thrown out. you might remember in 2018 kristina that

well colleen harris laid out several steps which he said she would take but each and each announcement actually more questions were raised i mean them if joe biden seemed to be getting all nostalgic there about how he had undertaken the same role on the president obama to deal with unaccompanied children of the border when obama was president suggests that actually a biden didn't actually fix anything didn't actually get very far and one column went through the different steps that she's going to take it sounded awfully familiar so she said that she would lead a diplomatic effort for immigration enforcement in mexico and central america what does that mean is not just mean pressuring mexico and central america to crack down on migration to increase its militarization give more money to the police and security forces to crack down on migrants at least often to human rights abuses is that really the solution is that what they mean by that she said that she was going to engage the private sector engage in the private sector hasn't been a problem $55000000000.00 has been spent since 2008 t

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colleen kelly, a physician at emery university school of medicine, has worked on the moderna vaccine trial a grady hospital. i truly want to thank these incredible women for all of the amazing work that they have done in our community because it not only serves my communitying, my district, georgia, but also the rest of the nation. i wish everyone a truly happy, happy history month but i have to honestly say as i'm sitting here today and listening to all my colleagues talk about the amazing women that we know and amazing women who have done so much work throughout the course of history, i would be remiss if i did not mention my own mother. wilma cecilia holman. i owe her such a great debt of gratitude because she was one of the very first women, black women, in illinois to receive a masters in nursing. to actually teach nursing. soy know that everything that i am, all of my couraging, my strength, my imagination, my creativity, and my drive, an my willingness to put my boots on and get down in the dirt in the trenches for the people i love and care for in my community comes from here

. >> hello, everyone, and welcome to tonight's virtual event featuring joanne samuel goldblum and colleen shaddox. i'm alex and i'm the evicted director. if you're familiar with the store welcome back if this is the first time, welcome. we're happy to have you here as part of our community tonight and we appreciate your support of the

we will now hear from colleen ma. welcome. >> thank you.ed to call in support of a project i'm a i'm in support of the 100% affordable housing i strongly feel that the assurance of these neighbors need having gone through the full legal process. this is more important than the other. expensive as it is. urge this support. we all need to make room for new neighbors. >> okay. thank you. is there any other public comment on this item? please raise your hand. okay. we have scott brodacheck. did you want to go on video? >> that's okay. i'm a resident of the excelsior and live just a few blocks up and i'm excited to see this develop and i urge the board to deny this appeal. hearing some of my. we are seeing empty commercial properties and i'm excited to welcome more residents to our neighborhood to shop here and continuing to improve the community. thank you to the board to share my views. >> is there any other public comment? please raise your hand. okay. i'm not seeing any further public comment. miss haves easy and padua, you have three minute

one more from colleen, who says no, the founding fathers did not believe it should be.merville, massachusetts, donna also says no. tell us why. caller: well i'm going to change it and make it yes. i would like to have washington, d.c. come to a state, combine all the rest of the states and do it democratically. i'm going to change it to that republican idea of no to yes. i'm going to wish obamacare a happy birthday today. it's 11 years old. i want those television movie star players brought under obamacare. which is everybody else has to come under obamacare. i would like to have joe biden bring those television players under the affordable care act laws, if he can take my advice. i don't know if he can do it or not, that's my idea. host: gary in georgia, on the question, should ecb the 51st state? you say no. good morning. caller: yes, sir. good morning to you. i'm not totally against it but i think my question has been answered in the first segment here where y'all read the requirements of it. host: host: the requirements to you affirm that d.c. should not be a state?

we will now hear from colleen ma. welcome. >> thank you. i just wanted to call in support of a project i'm a i'm in support of the 100% affordable housing i strongly feel that the assurance of these neighbors need having gone through the full legal process. this is more important than the other. expensive as it is. urge this support. we all need to make room for new neighbors. >> okay. thank you. is there any other public comment on this item? please raise your hand. okay. we have scott brodacheck. did you want to go on video? >> that's okay. i'm a resident of the excelsior and live just a few blocks up and i'm excited to see this develop and i urge the board to deny this appeal. hearing some of my. we are seeing empty commercial properties and i'm excited to welcome more residents to our neighborhood to shop here and continuing to improve the community. thank you to the board to share my views. >> is there any other public comment? please raise your hand. okay. i'm not seeing any further public comment. miss haves easy and padua, you have