the officers have their own suspicions. >> collins? >> yes. >> we are from the classification unit and we have to ask you a couple of quick questions. what happened to your head? i was at a salon and getting my hair colored so i could go blond so i could get away from people. i was doing body waves and the chemical process that they put on my head, my hair full out. >> it goes like a perfect line. >> they put the rollers like that. the rollers came out. all my hair was still on them. i was screaming. i was so a mad. >> this is right before you got locked up? >> right before. >> this is no type of scam? nothing like that? >> no. >> that wasn't part of the plan? >> no. >> the drug you were using what is it normally used for, cancer patients? >> yeah, i think so. >> and you're telling me that ball of head right there wasn't put in a bandana to go into a pharmacy? >> not at all. >> since her arrest, warrants for collins after matching her mug shot. >> you're all over the map here. >> yeah. >> maple shade. >> that's far. >> farm park. >> uh

collins says her hair loss was due to a salon mishap.ut the officers have their own suspicions. >> collins? >> yes. >> we are from the classification unit and we have to ask you a couple of quick questions. what happened to your head? >> i was at a salon in philadelphia and i was getting my hair colored because i wanted to go blond so i could get away from people. i was getting the color process going. the chemical process they put on my hair, i reached up and my hair just fell out. >> looks like you shaved just the front of it. >> they pull the rollers just like that. when i reached up, the rollers came right out. all my hair was still on them. i was screaming i was so bad. >> this is right before you got locked up? >> right before. >> this was no pharmacy scam, nothing like that. >> no, no. >> wasn't part of the plan? >> no. >> the drug you're using, what is it normally used for? cancer patients? >> yeah, i think so, i'm not really sure. >> you're telling me that bald head wasn't to put a bandana to go into a pharmacy? >> no, not at al

collins. you're not going to be leaving today.e detainers out of other counties, mars county and montgomery county pennsylvania. so we notified them and when they're ready to come and get you. that's all. >> thank you. >> not going anywhere. >> oh. >> going to glaster county tonight. >> see. that's probably why they ror'd you. >> i'm not going anywhere. i'm going to glaster county tonight. wait. wait. i'm coming out. i'm going to glaster county tonight. they said all of my things were wrapped into one. >> all of them for -- >> no. that's what my lawyer said, like all of the things against me right now were run concurrent. why didn't she tell me this? >> are you sure you didn't misunderstood? >> why didn't she know about the other stuff. >> it doesn't matter. it's just another step. >> later her attorney told us collins was fully informed the deal applied only to bergen county and she must have simply misunderstounderstoo misunderstood. got that pen. i want to put some eye liner on. hopefully i'll stay here tonight and leave tomorr

talk to you. >> okay. >> hi, miss collins. lieutenant russo, in charge of the jail records unit. >> okay. >> you're not going to be leaving today. i have detainers out of gloucester county, morris county, and montgomery county, pennsylvania. so we notified them and when they're ready to come and get you. that's all. >> okay. thank you. >> not going anywhere. >> oh. >> going to gloucester county tonight. >> see? [ bleep ]. that's probably why they ror'd you. >> [ bleep ]. >> i'm not going anywhere. i'm going to gloucester county tonight. wait, wait, wait. i'm coming out. i'm coming out. i'm going to gloucester county tonight. they said all of my things were wrapped into one. >> all of them for bergen county. >> no. all of them for -- that's what my lawyer said, like all of the things against me right now were run concurrent. why didn't she tell me this? >> who? >> my lawyer. >> are you sure you didn't miss-understand it was just the bergen county -- >> why didn't she know about the other stuff? >> it doesn't matter. it's just a

collins promised the video would prove his innocence.he claims the officer harassed him and sprayed him with mace. >> i can watch the video and we can probably try to do this friday or something like that. >> okay. whenever you want. >> so i will watch the video and try to get you back in here this week. >> okay. thank you. >> he did request a video. we can look and see. only thing we're going to see is the officer's reaction because it's so dark on the range those times of the morning that you won't see the spit and you wouldn't see the spit even if it was daytime probably. so we'll see. look at it and take a look at it. >> they're not trying to hear you carry on about a situation where there's an argument or something like that. they want to know, did you spit? that's all they want to know. >> you're saying? >> no, i didn't spit. it's obvious on the tape. >> less than a week later, collins was back in the disciplinary office for the completion of his hearing. >> okay. you asked me to watch the video. this is what i saw on the video. th

collin's father clayton said when asked by his grandfather why he continued to be a seal, collin would say he was going to be the one to capture or kill bin laden. collin was born in san diego, and by high school he had lived in seven states and two countries. but he always considered himself a kentuckian. after his father's retirement from the u.s. marine corps, the thomas family settled in morehead, where collin attended brown county senior high school, he ran track and played varsity football. collin enjoyed camping and hunting. he liked to shoot and was good at it. his grandmother would prepare squirrel gravy from the spoils of collin's hunting expeditions reluctantly because as much as she wanted to celebrate her grandson's marksmanship, squirrel was not a favorite delicacy in her household. a story from collin's high school years demonstrates that the motivation to help others that was the driving force behind his navy seal career was present at a young age. at age 14, collin stood up for some younger children to bull list on the school bus. he -- bullies on the school bus. he di

collins, dr. landis for being here today. congratulations on bringing together the drug companies on this a.m.p. project. i think it's a milestone. and, again, hopefully we'll be able to continue our funding and next fiscal year and this fiscal year. thank you all very much. we'll now turn to our second panel. >> mr. chairman, if i could, others have raised kind of like a manhattan-like project, genome, landing on the moon, the manhattan project itself. wasn't one of the biggest concerns the fact that there would be a discouragement or impediment is two things. the shut down of our government and the other sequester so that there's the lack of certainty as you have to not only sequence the human genome but you got the sequence what you're going to do when in terms of research, recruitment, retention and so on. don't you need certainty as well as resources? >> absolutely. people say that the worst thing you can do to the business community is uncertainty. well that's true for science even more so. our cycle time for projects r

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pat collins, snow stick winner. >> i would have voted for them, too. temperatures will be a little cooler than average and, in terms of the chances of seeing some snow, there is a slight chance. they might get a little bit of use with the snow stick. there are some people who don't get the day off when it snows. that includes the guard at arlington national cemetery. despite the blowing snow, they stood tall. the funeral was for lieutenant colonel newman. he served from 1942 to 1975. during his 33-year career, he won numerous awards, including the bronze star. he died this past fall at the age of 93. >>> if you need a true sign of how we all feel about this winter, how about this one?ouid church. it says whoever is praying for snow, please stop. i'll add a couple pleases to that, too. that's all for news this week. be safe, be kind and be happy. bye bye. >>> breaking news on 95 in lorton, an overturned bus. we've got a lot of people hurt and part of a highway shut down. >>> we are also following a delo

collins, dr. landis for being here today. congratulations on bringing together the drug companies on this a.m.p. project. i think it's a milestone. and, again, hopefully we'll be able to continue our funding and next fiscal year and this fiscal year. thank you all very much. we'll now turn to our second panel. >> mr. chairman, if i could, others have raised kind of like a manhattan-like project, genome, landing on the moon, the manhattan project itself. wasn't one of the biggest concerns the fact that there would be a discouragement or impediment is two things. the shut down of our government and the other sequester so that there's the lack of certainty as you have to not only sequence the human genome but you got the sequence what you're going to do when in terms of research, recruitment, retention and so on. don't you need certainty as well as resources? >> absolutely. people say that the worst thing you can do to the business community is uncertainty. well that's true for science even more so. our cycle time for projects r

>> reporter: that is why we set up the pat collins snow stick challenge. we call it snow us your frustration. with we are asking you to send in your picture of your angry snow face. ooh. let's get started. sunday, we go to daylight saving. today, it is snowing with -- in washington, and one month from to d today, the nats have the home opener. i measured four inches on connecticut avenue. there is just something wrong about a snowstorm in our city on a day in march. >> i have had it. yes, shine the light on my face, and i will tell the world, i've had it. this is not

kaepernick. -- special addition to quarterback collin kaepernick. . >>> she fell down a 200-foot cliff. it happened near the shore in the marin head lynns. rescuers had to help with a rope system to get down to the dog. they thought she was dead at first but she was unharmed and the dog was reunited with her owner. >>> it is a call to action, maria mendoza is turning something horrible into something good. her son was about to celebrate her 4th birthday at the intersection of vine and oak streets r now his mom is working with a non-profit safety organization and it is called cake three to see is take time to on your driving, you know, don't be in a hurry. >> this campaign is designed to earn drivers to put safety first every time they get behind the wheel. the young mom is putting for that as well. >>> they will vote on a different aspect am of the safety and they they did not consider the environmental impact. the number of accidents and people riding bikes, they are scheduled to start in july. >>> governor brown is coming to the bay area to deliver a key note address to deliver. the

in fact, right now collins sees a pattern that's very similar to one that caused him to be bullish on stock just two months ago. see, bank of america just broke out of what's known as a textbook descending triangle. see that? earlier this month. since then, the stock has been consolidating. there's your consolidation, trading between 17.25 and 17.60, in what's known as a flag pattern. see this? that's the flag. okay? and because it's made up of a period of sideways trading, that kind of looks like a flag. why do these pictures matter? because this flag is the type of continuation pattern. meaning when you see it, it means the stock is catching its breath before resuming its previous move. and in bank of america's case, well, that move is higher. based on the breakout in the flag formation, collins you would see this stock making its way into the 18s in the very near future. one more point. check out the accumulation distribution line at the bottom of the chart. this is a momentum indicator that measures whether the big money is trying to move into or out of the stock. with bank of ame

collins who wore jersey number ninety eight from boston and washington in two thousand twelve in two thousand their team to lose that number into b to b shepard a gay university of wyoming student who was brutally murdered in october nineteen ninety eight the trevor project is a crisis phone line for gay youth started in nineteen ninety eight. as of. the will you. do. will. i mean. to me or we are. will. there is yet. and. cz. the mm mm c' foreign minister does not use force to resolve the situation in ukraine the minister believes that the current issue can be results through peaceful negotiations. it was stated by the official representative of the foreign affairs ministry at the briefing anasta now emily's the parties are able to make balanced and objective decisions the country also the situation in ukraine will settle down since the for the worsening the crisis could lead to unpredictable consequences both in the region in the whole world is the legacy of the diesel is going to get some add

so many changes for jason collins.at it's been like to be back in the game, back on the court? >> it's been a very positive experience. he was on the visiting team coming into colorado. but the denver fans gave him a nice ovation. that shows the support he's gotten around the league. he told me he is happy people are thinking of him as this big historymaker. but what he also loves with each game he plays people are starting to once again think of him as just another basketball player. take a listen. >> you have a great line when you first came out. you said i've been showering in the nba for 12 years. clearly it hasn't killed anybody. >> yeah. >> you're back in the locker room, back in the training room now. have you noticed any difference? >> no, it's the same environment. everything is the same. just like i said before, 12 years in the nba, not a problem, not an issue. year 13 not a problem, not an issue. same old same old. >> do you feel that you're inspiring some people out there? have you heard good things? >> yes

collins 2nd 10-day contract >> gary: jason collins who became the first openly-gay playing to participatea major professional north american sport two sundays ago has been signed by the brooklyn nets to a second 10-day contract >> gary: collins who played college ball at stanford signed his original deal on feb. 23 and it expires tomorrow. the nets then will re-sign him for another 10 days after that they would have to sign him for the rest of the season if they wanted to keep him. >> gary: the giants beat the padres 7-2. tim lincecum puitched 2 scoreless innings in his first spring training appearance. and the a's. >>in spring baseball. the giants beat the padres 7-2 behind two scoreless innings from tim lincecum. the a's beat clayton kershaw and the dodgers 7-3. >> jacqueline: and how about russell wilson. russell wilson rangers workout superbowl winning quarterback russell wilson took to the baseball diamond today at texas rangers spring training in surprise arizona today wilson went out and took some infield he even picked up the stray baseballs in the infield wilson played baseball i

pat collins with more. hey, pat. >> reporter: two sexual assaults, two days apart near two popular stores here in bailey crossroads. you can imagine what people are saying here about that. >> it's awful. it's terrible. we're scared that this is happening. you hear it more and more. >> reporter: bob's furniture store, january 29th, 6:00 a.m., a woman is walking outside a building. she's on her way to a bus stop. she says she hears foot steps coming up behind her. a man grabs her, forces her to the ground and assaults her. she manages to run away. the suspect described is tall and thin wearing a black mask and a hood and an orange jacket. you can see him in the foreground of this surveillance picture. >> well, you have to watch where you're going. always be aware of your surroundings. >> reporter: the ross department store across the street. two days later, january 31st, it's about 6:00 p.m. a 28-year-old woman is shopping inside. she's approached by this well dressed man. he's a smooth talker. she's apprched

collins, for a very learned and lucid presentation. must say, when you were talking about that brain initiative, i was driving into work late one day. must have been a friday or monday if i was coming late. and i heard you on the diane rooems show talking about that. once again, i say this with all respect. you're one of the unique individuals who can take very complicated and hard-to-understand scientific processes and research and put it in language that people understand. i want to thank you for that. because i thought what you said on that show just brought it home. to the average person who just doesn't understand a lot of what this research is involved with. so thank you very much for that. again, i compliment you for that ability. we'll start a round of five-minute questions. dr. collins, maybe a simplistic question after your presentation, but i see all kinds of claims about what people can do to prevent alzheimer's. well, let's see. there's brain games for sale. there's articles telling seniors to do a crossword puzzle every d

let's get on with the pat collins' snowstick challenge. there is a time and place for everything. but march is not the time, and washington is not the place for this kind of snow. we call this snow stick challenge "snow us your frustration." we ask you to send in pictures of your angry snow faces. best picture gets the snow stick. the pet category. get this snow is off of my nose. get the snow off my nose. get the snow off my nose now. you want me to go where? now i'm not leaving this house, and until it is 70. at the tirasol on connecticut avenue, they have clear ed a space on the sidewalk and put some chairs and tables outside and they say they are closed for breakfast, but they hope to open for lunch. sure they will. now, on to the wish fful thinki category. dresed for the weather that you want, and not the weather that the you have. hey, when does the pool open? i think it is open now. play ball. hey, did anybody plow the pike trail? what about an old-fashioned l u luau? maybe w a third cold eest temperature ever. and so temperatures are going to be in the single digits, and e

ambassador james collins, the u.s. ambassador to the russian federation in 1997 until 2001, joining us from washington. mr. ambassador, it has been a pleasure to have us on -- to have you on the broadcast. >> thank you very much for the chance. >> coming up, we will tell you why two family-owned companies are seeking exemptions from the affordable care act. ♪ >> welcome back. we have breaking news. the internal revenue service in its first substantive ruling on the issue says the u.s. asernment will treat bitcoin property for tax purposes, applying rules it uses to -- to governocks stocks and bartered transactions. it will provide certainty to your investors along with the implied tax liability. -- two cups of coffee with one dollar of bitcoin would -- to classifye bitcoin as property. we will follow that story and bring you more details as we get them. in the meantime, more breaking news. firefighters are battling a apartmentaze in an complex that appears to be under construction in houston, texas. the fire broke out

collins again, nobody in his way and the season is over for st. mary's. >>> nascar came down to a green and white checkered flag finish. jumps to number one and had to hold off rookie who was making a charge at the end. larson by the way from sacramento and for the second straight year the 18 goes to

. >> la madre de el chapo guzmÁn hablÓ en exclusiva con marÍa antonieta collins.ldrÁ pronto de la cÁrcel. marÍa antonieta fue en la primera periodista que ingresa a la casa de la madre de el chapo guzmÁn. >> el Último tramo fue recorrido por tres ocasiones por el equipo de univisiÓn. doÑa consuelo, quien cumple 86 aÑos ha estado delicada de salud. >> cÓmo se siente ahora? >> bien, gracias a dios confÍo en dios que Él me lo proteja y como dijo que toque sus corazones. de las autoridades que lo tienen detenido y un dÍa reconozcan que ellos tambiÉn tienen un dios que les perdone y todo, si Él ha faltado en algo. >> originalmente fue solo una visita a esta que ha su casa por 80 aÑos, sin cÁmaras de televisiÓn junto a la productora donde hubo como testigos dos fotos, lo demÁs fue respetar que doÑa consuelo hablarÍa 1 minuto como madre y mujer de fe. >> dios me fortalece. sÉ que él estÁ conmigo y con mis hijos y sÉ que él va a tocar los corazones de la ley que lo tiene detenido y que vean que Él es un hombre no porque yo lo digo pero mucha gente lo lamenta, lo que pasa

i don't have any friends. >> reporter: collin has a disorder similar to asperger's and he has a hard, she created this facebook page looking for friends for her son. this is what she wrote -- >> i created this page for my wonderful, amazing, challenging son. >> reporter: the response was immediate. >> the first day i got a hundred "likes." i was like, wow, amazing. >> reporter: then 13,000 "likes." then 47,000. soon more than 900,000 "likes." then the team at "good morning america," in on the secret too -- >> let's bring in collin. >> reporter: inviting collin on, but he had no idea why he was there and how many friends he has all over the world. >> over 2 million. >> reporter: look at the t-shirt. i went viral on my birthday. he also went to disney world, thanks to "gma." and his actual birthday, turning 11 years old, he checked back in. >> i'm having a really great time. >> reporter: he said he plans to open all those cards and some sending gifts, waiting for him back at home from all over the world. >> happy birthday collin. wooh! >> reporter: and a message for all of his new frie

>> fans gave collins a standing ovation when he hit the hardwood. media say the nets will sign the first openly gay player to a continue game contract extension that is expected to happen tomorrow. after the second contract expires the nets would have to sign colins to a full season to they want to keep him. >> olive garden is undergoing a brand renaissance. here is the new logo. the restaurant made changes to the menu going with smaller plates and the option to miss pastas and sauces. the owner hopes the new look and menu gives an updated feel. >> new details of the oscar selfie that everyone is talking about turning into social media gold not only for the academy award and the host but for samsung. that was used to stake the shot that cloud meryl streep, jennifer lawns, kevin spacey, brad pitt, angelina. samsung was never mentioned by experts say you cannot bay the publicity of being associated with the most re-tweeted picture of all time. so say thanks, sax d -- carive -- charity of ellen's choice. >> it will be slick ride this morning. bring the

jason collins is expected to sign a contract extension with the brooklyn nets tomorrow.lins is the first active openly gay professional athlete in one of the four major sports leagues. many expects collins to sign for the season after the new contract expires. >>> college hoops for a thriller in chapel hill. number 14 north carolina against unranked notre dame. second half unc trailing by one and james mcadoo sends a turnaround jumper to give the tar heels the lead. notre dame had a chance to come back in the closing seconds but a block seals the win for the tar heels. 63-61. >>> a regional title game between ripen and the la conia high schools in wisconsin. look. the final seconds of the game. pretty good, right? that buzzer-beater, three-pointer is good for the win. fans go crazy! it's just spring training but the dawn of a new era in major league baseball. instant replay was used for the very first time. toronto manager john gibbons challenged a play after ump called a minnesota base runner safe. after video replay showing the ump made the right play. the replay were

wrong, it's jason collins, the first openly gay player in the nba. according to the league his jersey sales have skyrocketed. he honest matthew shepherd, a gay college student who was beaten and tortured. the nba will donate all proceeds of the sale of the 98 jersey to the matthew shepherd foundation. also is the gay lesbian and transgender organization. >> i think it's also a tribute to matthew shepherd also and the year 1998, trevor project was also founded. that year. so the year, 1998, has a lot of significance to me and a lot of other people. >> now the trevor project that collins mentioned focused on suicide prevention for gay teens. the brooklyn nets played their first home game, and hopefully he'll get a standing ovation because he deserves it. his contract ends on tuesday. they could sign him for another ten day contract or sign him for the next of the year, ever since signing him, they are 3 and 1 since his signing. >> and collins has a lot to do with that? >> more than a lot. collins got to meet matthew shepherd's parents in denver. >> he

i'm pat collins, live in virginia. >> and we are going to go to the live desk now with news4's scott macfarlane with more of the investigation. >> yes, news4 i-team just got a copy of the police report showing that charles severance at 6:00 in the afternoon went to russian embassy to ask for asylum after chief earl cook announced the con fek shupbes between the kill ings. he went to the russian embassy to seek asylum, and the d.c. report says that he was turned away and an unwanted desk there. and we called the russian embassy and got an english-speaking representative, and he said to e-mail him the questions, and we have not heard back. scott macfarlane. >>> and more details are emerging as we look into the life of charles zseverance as ae the police and the fbi. and you can also look into the similarities of the three murders. >>> and also, a 9-year-old girl was robbed in northeast washington as she walked her dog. we are talking to the little girl's mother. >>> looking at the blue skies, folks, hold op, because we could see more snow headed our way as early as sunday. veronica. >>

he was named team mvp and he was collin kaepernick's go-to guy.e was a big presence in the locker room and a conference call came back. >> a large part of my decision had to do with my family and san francisco. i just want to be able to compete for chach onships and i feel like in san fran i have the best opportunity to do that. >> kaepernick wants $973,000 next year and an $18 million year. he has no rings to show for it. is he worth it or is the supporting cast he has made him the player he is? the situation maybe wait one more year? stick around. king james went off tonight against charlotte. 25 point . >> lebron james has done it all in his career. miami heat has won back to back nba hitles, league mvp and tonight, the heat hosted the bobcats. 25 points in the third quarter including eight assists from the lee points. that's a career high and miami wins it 124-107. at one point i'm pulling up behind the three point line. when that one went in i was in a really good groove. >> bare handed by the first time of the game. but to lose some of the b

it's jason collins, the first openly gay player. his jersey sales skyrocketed. he wears the number of a clem student murdered after shepherd was beaten and tortured. the n.b.a. will donate the post-traumatic stress disorder to the matthew shepherd foundation and the gay, lesbian and straight education network. collins wore 98 before he came out and believes the salesar attributable to shepherd and what happened that year. >> it's a tribute to matthew shepherd, and the year 1998, a project was founded that year. the year 1998 has a lot of significance to be and other people. >> the trevor program focuses on suicide prevention for gay takens. >> collins and the nets play a home game against the chicago bulls. >> jason collins wore 98 before coming out to support the project. >> yes. >> interesting. >> with the cell ticks and the wizards. >> great. good to know. >> well, in a few hours professional samba dancers in rio kick off the carnivale. thousands kicked back at a block party. revellers dressed in home made costumes, flooded the park. fused with punk and rock.

. >> now collin kaepernick wants to get paid. how much?ind out next in sports. >> the heart and soul of the 49ers is back. this prevents him from testing free agency. he was named team mvp and he was collin kaepernick's go-to guy. he was a big presence in the locker room and a conference call came back. >> a large part of my decision had to do with my family and san francisco. i just want to be able to compete for chach onships and i feel like in san fran i have the best opportunity to do that. >> kaepernick wants $973,000 next year and an $18 million year. he has no rings to show for it. is he worth it or is the supporting cast he has made him the player he is? the situation maybe wait one more year? stick around. king james went off tonight against charlotte. 25 point ace los alone in the tr n access a philly cheesesteak anytime, day or night. just like you can acce anytime, day or night. there is only one way to celebrate this unique similarity. witness the cheesesteak shuffle. ♪ cheesesteak, cheesesteak ♪ ♪ it's the cheesesteak shuffle

he was named team mvp and he was collin kaepernick's go-to guy.e was a big presence in the locker room and a conference call came back. >> a large part of my decision had to do with my family and san francisco. i just want to be able to compete for chach onships and i feel like in san fran i have the best opportunity to do that. >> kaepernick wants $973,000 next year and an $18 million year. he has no rings to show for it. is he worth it or is the supporting cast he has made him the player he the situation maybe wait one more year? stick around. king james went off tonight against charlotte. 25 point ace loa . >> lebron james has done it all in his career. miami heat has won back to back nba hitles, league mvp and tonight, the heat hosted the bobcats. 25 points in the third quarter including eight assists from the lee points. that's a career high and miami wins it 124-107. at one point i'm pulling up behind the three point line. when that one went in i was in a really good groove. >> bare handed by the first time of the game. but to lose some of t

i'm heidi collins. all three of the garden and the little scene displayed by the ministry of interior showed them to be president so the southern province on the hop. they were in their twenties. this is the key said the government was investigating the attack was that some inside had with them. city now manages its own security force. the city the attack was similar to the gemini assault on the lebanese restaurant problem. insurgents killed twenty one people who reviewed the photos. this team. he didn't last long and fun. to keep him. he told the sport. as with the air to enter the compound which was secured by the security has been ideal to tell howard is the piece and use them they're hardworking and like to find out. there were also hundreds of guests were taken to a place to assist the police. i was stuffing it was also there. so guys who are investigating this is an act of terror by those terrorists. this is that he made. these four attackers killing me. at the hotel. i mean. the bond launched a s

miembros tienen derecho a nuevo seguro de salud y otros no por ser indocumentados marÍa antonieta collins >>> la preocupaciÓn es mayor porque hace un aÑo que al esposo le diagnosticaron presiÓn arterial alta. >>> la mujer estÁ legal y puede tener aseguranza, pero el hombre por ejemplo, no tiene papeles y no puede calificar. >>> jessica y sus 3 hijos tienen estatus legal y reciben medicare no asÍ el sustento econÓmico de ellos. >>> ahora que tenemos seguro yo quiero que Él tenga cobertura mÉdica. >>> es la misma preocupaciÓn que se vive en comunidades hispanas, tanto aquÍ en el estado de colorado, como en el resto de la uniÓn americana, donde las familias dicen estar viviendo, una separaciÓn mÉdica >>> aunque aquÍ en colorado. muchos hispanos encuentran el bÁlsamo para sus males. la clÍnica llamada a la salud. >>> si no tienen dinero, nosotros de todos modos los vemos les ayudan de muchas formas para hacer el pago mÍnimo por la consulta y la esperanza se llama diferente. se llama obamacare. >>> con obamacare, probablemente 70 # u 80% de los pacientes van a te seguro. planean aumentar los s

the driver, rob collins, is wanted in connection with an alleged sexual assault on a child.ice can arrest him, he takes off. detective steve bowers is one of the officers in pursuit. >> this was the first chase that i've ever had that involved a truck, and the danger is that it's an 80,000 pound vehicle. it's going to run over or destroy anything else on the road. >> alerted by other truck drivers that the suspect is listening to a police scanner, bowers tries to convince the man to give up. >> you need to pull over and stop now before you get shot. >> but the suspect ignores the warning. >> bad things are about to happen if you don't stop. >> with few options, police deploy stop sticks in the path of the semi, but the truck manages to avoid them. another unit waits at the top of a hill, but the suspect spots him and swerves to the right. >> he switched lanes to avoid the stop sticks and sideswiped the other car occupied by two elderly people. >> thrown out two sets of spikes. >> further down the road, deputy troy and trooper patty falk are getting ready to deploy more stop

. >> mushy cole jips is one of eight -- collins is -- murray collins is one of four people. it includes the bishop in america, and two psychologists. >> parisians look set to elect a first female mayor as the two leading candidates are women. socialist deputy mayor is the front runner, a prota any of nicholas sar cosy is the ump candidate. it's the first test since francis hollande became president. the campaign has been dominated by housing, the environment and security. >> he may have been fall in stature, but napoleon bonaparte's legacy continues to if assinate. some of his personal items are expected to fetch thousands of dollars at an access. >> he is a symbol of power and the old french empire. napoleon bonaparte, the 19th century ruler who concerned europe in battles that changed the political landscape. a shirt stained with his blood is about to go under the hammer near paris. they belonged to him during the final part of his life when he was exiled, where he died. they were discovered in the home of a distant relative in corrsica. >> we arrive and this lady came wit

. >> collin, is there anybody for this other than politicses who don't like people running against them? >> i guess the irs. >> right. all right. >> and i think -- let's understand what's going on here. between now and november, those liberal groups will remain in action. this is being done to intimidate all these conservative groups from staying on the sidelines in the midterm election. i think it's going to have its intended effect whether it becomes official or not. >> thank you all very much. >>> when we come back, for the first time in 25 years, a meaningful tax reform proposal was on the table in congress. even some republicans are saying well maybe not now. are they right? ♪ ♪ ♪ (bag shaking) (vo) bring the thrill the catch... now with new shrimp flavor.en. friskies. feed the senses. why let erectile dysfunction get in your way? talk to your doctor about viagra. ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for est pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include adache, flushing, upset stomach, and abnormal vision.

collins: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from maine. ms. collins: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i'm pleased to join my colleagues this afternoon in expressing support for the reauthorization of the childcare and development block grant program, and i, too, want to commend senator mikulski, senator burr, senator harkin, senator alexander who are crafting this bipartisan bill and bringing it to the senate floor for debate and amendment. mr. president, childcare for working parents is essential to families throughout the nation, and maine is no exception. for years, the ccdbg program has assisted low-income parents in affording childcare. the support provided by this important program enables parents to obtain needed care for their children so that they may work or improve their own skills and education. 2,600 children from 1,800 maine families receive federal childcare subsidies through this program, particularly during these difficult economic times. this program goes a long ways in helping families in maine and across the country. mr. president, i have

collins is the first openly gay player in the nba. >>> 5:25.off bay area's most powerful -- of the bay area's most powerful politicians suddenly out of a job. what's behind the unexpected announcement. >> and weeks after passing a new law allowing transgender rooms to pick their own -- teens to pick their own restroom. an assault at hercules high school. the victim a transgender teen. coming up we'll have all the details. we get to the end of the day dinner'and i am toast. suit. in fact, we've had toast for dinner. but tonight i nailed it. kfc family feast. 9 pieces any recipe, 3 large sides, 6 biscuits, $19.99. do not give up on dinner. ♪ at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. [monotone] she says, "switch to progressive and you could save hundreds." call or click today. hit during last fall's government shutdown.... coming up, the >>> russians and ukrainians in the bay area sound off about the russian invasion of crimea. i'm kiet do w

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here's collin resch with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning.ad call, a makeup call and then ultimately a bad decision. that's how last night's elite 8 match-up between arizona and wisconsin ended. pick it up in overtime. trailing by 2. local product aaron gordon, 18 rebounds. the jam. he had 8 points. the badgers frank kaminski unstoppable. kevin mchale-esque, he had 28. wildcats down 1. and nick johnson. the refs say he pushed off on josh. a 3.2 seconds left. gordon and head coach shawn miller stunned. on the inbound. the refs say it goes off wisconsin's trayvon jackson. 2.3 seconds left. johnson takes a three and dribbles but he doesn't have that sort of time. horrible puck management. horrible clock management. badgers are final-four bound, 64-63 in o.t. and not what either brother looked for. flyers looking good early against florida. scoochie smith, give me some scooch! the gators with a 14-point lead at the half. scottie, he can cool his legs but not hands. right to left off glass and wide open. 3 of his 23. 62-52 florida. half of the fin

here's collin resch with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning.ad call, a makeup call and then ultimately a bad decision. that's how last night's elite 8 match-up between arizona and wisconsin ended. pick it up in overtime. trailing by 2. local product aaron gordon, 18 rebounds. the jam. 8 points. the badgers franka minute ski unstoppable. kevin mchale-esque, he had 28. and nick johnson. the refs say he pushed off on josh. a 3.2 seconds left. gordon and head coach shawn miller stunned. on the inbound. the refs say it goes off wisconsin's trayvon jackson. 2.3 seconds left. he can still win it but johnson takes three dribbles. he didn't have that sort of time. horrible clock management. badgers are final four bound, 64-63 in o.t. and not what either brother looked for. flyers looking good early against florida. smith, give me some scooch. the gators with a 14-point lead at the half. scottie, he can cool his legs but not hands. right to left off glass and wide open. 3 of his 23. 62-52 florida. half of the final four field is set with michigan state,

that made collins the first openly gay player in a major u.s. sport.ources say he'll sign a second ten-day contract tomorrow and the expectation is that he'll be with the team for the rest of the season. well, the nets won that game against chicago. >>> the nba's really big news from last night comes from miami. we get the highlights from our guys at espn. >>> good morning. alongside john buccigross, i'm adnan virk. lebron james is the headliner and in this case it's perfectly valid. >> yes, the finest game of his nba career and in terms of points scored. here it is, monday night, heat home against the charlotte bobcats. of course, lebron has to wear that mask, but so far it has not stopped him at all. three-point shooting over al jefferson. second quarter, another triple. in transition, over josh mcroberts. michael kidd-gilchrist get out. another three. james would make his first eight three-pointers of the game. you're watching the first seven. he finished with 61 points. he was 22 of 33 from the field. heat win, 124-107. >> it felt like i had a golf

it's the same day too much, but i wish that a person was here who can -- i understand brandon collins, he's with bill and with bob in the attemptive peace and justice, very much involved in the people here in the home area of living at home where subsidized, and just fighting going on, and i think he would appreciate very much some of the -- >> [inaudible] >> yeah. anyway, i have a good voice. >> there you go. >> yeah, i can speak without a microphone, but he would appreciate brandon collins and maybe he could gather people who are struggling with the local government all the time and the the national government and state government over the homes where nay are living with, maybe to be our time, would be great, i think, if you could hook up with them and build the public, to help you do that. thank you very much. >> thank you, thanks for coming. >> [inaudible] [inaudible conversations] >> i did in new york a study course on henry george, and henry george was a politician -- oh, is this working? oh, okay. [inaudible conversations] >> when i was listening to you speak, it brought to min