collins says her hair loss was due to a salon mishap.cers have their own suspicions. >> good morning. how are you? >> i'm good. >> collins? >> yes. >> okay. we're just from the classification unit. we've got to ask you a couple of quick questions. all right? what happened to your head? >> i was at a salon in philadelphia and i wanted to get my hair colored so i could go blond to get away from people. and i was just getting the color process going and i was doing body waves and the chemical process they put on my hair, i reached up on my head and all my hair fell out. >> it goes like a perfect line. >> they put the rollers like that. when i reached up the rollers came right out. and i was like -- and all my hair was on them. i was screaming i was so mad. >> this is right before you got locked up? >> right before. >> this was no like type of pharmacy scam, nothing like that? >> no. >> that wasn't part of the plan? >> no. >> the drug you were using, what is it normally used for? >> just -- >> cancer patients? >> yeah. i think so. i'm not re

>> collins: anger. i'm scared.'m feeling pain-- my leg, my back, my arm, my whole body. >> reeder: okay, let's go from the beginning. got to keep doing this. >> collins: the next thing i know, i hear a loud boom... >> pelley: they call it prolonged exposure because collins will relive the story of the attack five times a session. there's a tape running, and he'll listen to his memory throughout the day to break its power. tell me about prolonged exposure therapy. >> reeder: sure. they've done everything they can to push these memories away. in the process, they haven't gained a full realization of the impact and the meaning that these stories have on their lives. i like to use the term, "we're staring the dragon in the eye." >> pelley: where do these therapies come from? >> reeder: a lot of these therapies came about with survivors of physical or sexual abuse, those types of traumas. >> pelley: what are the similarities? >> reeder: the symptoms. the symptoms-- the avoidance, the isolation, the hyper- vigilance, ext

fireworks lit up the fort collins sky.ning at an apartment complex a fire of a different sort altogether. >> we've kicked -- we just kicked the door in, we're screaming for somebody. the upstairs is -- we're just calling for somebody to see if there's somebody in the apartment. >> reporter: oh, yes. there was someone in that building. and this much we can tell you. that someone is not travis forbes. >> coming up -- who was it? and was there any link to kenia? >> finally, he said, oh, my god. i get chills now talking about it because it was quite the moment. >> investigators about to piece together a deadly connection. what number are you? i'm number 2. ♪ what's that? how do you wipe your bum? uh, very carefully. what...uhh... with my hand? and toilet paper! [ laughs ] ahhh, you bring those with you. did you really bring that? yeah. great t.p. and these are amazing wipes. this is my dream team. do you know what that adds up to? a clean bum. [ cherry ] feel a clean so fresh it can only be cottonelle. then you'll know how unc

kaepernick -- quarterback collin kaepernick insists he did nothing wrong in miami last month.ollin kaepernick is taking part in the off season work outs and police in miami have turned over their findings for the florida state attorney general. a 25-year-old woman went to the police claimed she woke up in the hospital after partying with collin kaepernick and two other players. he told reporters yesterday he wants to put this issue behind him. >> i did nothing wrong in the incident. >> they are trying to figure out if there is a timetable but no timetable has been left in the decision. >>> george lucass planned museum, they offer it across from piers 30 and 32. they will house the art and they are offering the site and they are expected to make decisions. >> and they have the scripts national spelling b. >> i.e., cc-a-r-t, a n-t-... >> correct. >> good for her. >> 14-year-old girl in middle school in cupertino, she is one of 46 students out of 11 million to make it to the semifinals and will make it there in about 30 minutes from now. >>> services continue here in the bay area

collins i'm glad you brought up the book. i was interested in that case he often makes of the federal government takes reinsurance risks that private investors would never touch. we have have to understand that the basic researches. we don't understand that is going to lead to anything. it may lead offshoot someplace else. and it reminded me of the early meetings on the genome project when i first met you. relate for us again how easy it was to raise private sector money to pursue the human genome project back in 89 and 90 and 91. >> that was an interesting time senator and you were right in the middle of those early discussions with legendary figures like jim watson who is the initial leader of the nih component and we did this charlie with their friends at the department of energy. you know there were interests in the private sector at the early point of something like the genome project. this was considered very high-risk and those interests were often in the direction of well maybe if the private sector could just do this

nuestra corresponsal, marÍa antonieta collins, regresa a "al punto" para hablarnos de su nuevo libro,a, pero de risa". nos habla del arte de renovarse. ademÁs, les presento mi entrevista con barbara walters, una leyenda de la televisiÓn estadounidense que deja la pantalla despuÉs de mÁs de 50 aÑos de carrera. le hago a ella las mismas preguntas que ella le ha hecho a sus entrevistados. y le toco las manos a uno de los mejores guitarristas de todos los tiempos. carlos santana viene a nuestros estudios para hablarnos de su cd llamado "corazÓn", y tambiÉn nos habla de su propio corazÓn. comenzamos. >> vamos al punto, con jorge ramos. >> vamos al punto. comenzamos el programa con una entrevista exclusiva con el lÍder de las autodefensas de michoacÁn, mÉxico, josÉ manuel mireles. Él es sin duda un personaje muy controversial. creÓ un grupo de hombres armados para luchar en contra de los narcos, de los narcotraficantes, porque segÚn nos dice el gobierno de peÑa nieto y el ejÉrcito no los podÍa defender. tambiÉn le enviÓ un vÍdeo al presidente de mÉxico y ha sido acusado de delitos que Él ni

collin cowgill will try to prevent that kind of scenario from frustrating the angels here in the eighth inning and then the pitching change. wade davis came on and got calhoun to fly out and conger to fly out.pp(w >> eric: you see there the teams combine 3 for 20 food witoday w runners in scoring position. >> matt: the angels only hit there was aybar's home run.wsziñ 1-1 to collin cowgill. >> eric: remember the angels scored a run earlier today.odt albert pujols coming in on a wild pitch. >> matt: a ball and two strikes. wade davis ain't trying to trick anybody out there tonight. he is throwing hard and nothing but fastballs.jb 1-2. cowgill is just trying to hang around. >> eric: he is just trying to make some contact and take his chances hoping to find a hole somewhere. the outfield is playing awfully shallow. this is with two outs. you can see how shallow they are. cowgill is just trying to make contact.vw' >> matt: the 1-2. a breaking ball got him looking! that set up after so many fastballs. wade davis doing a masterful job to strand a runner in scoring position with nobody out. s

a woman went to police claiming she woke up in the hospital after partying with collin kaepernick and two other players. he said he just wants to put the issue behind him. >> i did nothing wrong and i want to do everything i can to let. d.a. close this matter. oop. >> floor do is there and no decision. it is back now with hunter and it was taken on sunday. san francisco police brought the scooter to at&t park yesterday and turned it into the police there and there is that scooter. he already ordered a brand-new scoot he and maybe he will auction off the stolen one. that is for the sign bobble head he ordered for the return of that scooter and maybe you should go to the police officer who brought back his surprise scooter. >>> and the teens are in the scripts of the national spelling bee. c-a-l-c-i-t- r-a-n-t-... >> correct. >> and you know it means being a difficult person, she is not difficult, she is just smart. she is an 8th grader at sam lawson school in cupertino and she is one of 46 students out of 11 million to make it to the semifinals which by the way begins at 7:00 a.m. this

the trial is to mimic men charged with murdering businessman roy collins has the gall of the special criminal court in dublin. thirty five year old wayne jones and from then another new prospects and twenty three year old nathan kelly in from hydro which have pleaded not guilty. like commons to run an amusement arcade in limerick was shot once in the chest by unknown gunmen on the ninth of april two thousand and nine the special criminal court today two men went on trial for his murder the prosecution says this money can convene with the driver of the car used in the attack. he thinks that dwayne johnson was in custody at the time directed events and telephone calls from prison. opening the case senior counsel michael hagan said there would be strong circumstantial evidence to connect snake and killeen who was seen at the shopping center shortly before the shooting. he was later found hiding in the second after kindy had surrounded the house. he said much of the evidence would come from a number of witnesses one of whom had associations with the two accused some of these witnesses we

collins. iliarity with dr. collins as we work together with the labor committee appropriation process palatable to many other witnesses to visit with me and my staff. if there are ways to be hopeful to have a better understanding to enhance research to our country and its people love it be very interested to work with you to accomplish that. we face tremendous challenges. but i am convinced regardless of your attitude this is a place that investment does matter. as i have said before you can be the most compassionate caring person for research or conservative and desire efficiency for research. but we have introduced legislation to try to jump-start the economy with more start-ups in the entrepreneurship and clearly these are related if we can do research on going applicable to the business community that they could be commercialized our economy will grow. the challenges we face to appropriate so many things could be solved if we had a growing economy. that is a huge consequence. >> if you questions parts -- yo

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governor collins has traveled everywhere on the bus tour with me. [applause] to my fellow constitutional officers, members of the house and senate who have been with us every step of the way. to my hard-working talented staff who has led, under the direction of campaign manager jonathan hirsch. you have an unwavering commitment to help us move this state and nation forward. most importantly, to each and every one of you here tonight and joining us across the television screen. it is because of you, your prayers and persistence. you are getting out to work each and every day. is why we stand here tonight with a brighter future of touch with the possibility of a brighter future that awaits us in november. [applause] i want to thank my three opponents in today's primary election. and to matt bevin who led a spirited campaign against senator gridlock. [laughter] i thank you for stepping forward. i know it is not easy being a candidate. trust me, i know. but i believe our great democracy is at its best when people step forward to have an exchange of idea

, begin their quest that they hope will turn into a conquest of julia collins, our champion.'s get to work and see what happens. good luck. here we go. the categories... sounds like fun. followed by... in each correct response. i did that so well. hey... and notice "the" in quotation marks. that's coming up in each correct response. julia. uh, we're with "the" band, $200. julia. what are the doors? that's it. "the" band for $400. julia. who are the monkees? yes. "the" band for $600. manuel. who are kool & the gang? you got 'em. we're with "the" band, $800, please. manuel. who are the black eyed peas? correct.

fort collins and phoenix and other places where i think what you are seeing is a real effort to hide the fact that they are not able to get handle on the amount of care need and the amount of people there to handle the care. in fort collins they were trying to prove they were meeting the 14-day wait requirement and that wasn't happening. so the staff was instructed about ways to get around that and show they are meeting it when they are not. the more it is being reported and the more evidence out there. mitch mcconnell is saying this maybe a good time to replace the leadership at the top. it just depends how quickly eric can pivot and shows an approach to clean up the va. so far waiting for the ig report but that is not going to be enough >> the american legion wants him out. thank you, susan. >>> why the volitile eastern region in ukraine could be close to falling to russia. and the president on lock down yesterday. and new details from the teen to hitched a flight to hawaii >> he had to hold on to something until the plane was airborne and then rest against the wheels. you would ha

. >> collin ward is one of the two-man coast guard rescue crew. they also have a hard time pinpointing the yacht's location. >> in those days there was no radar, there was no gps. we located the vessel mainly by the helicopter above it. it was complete whitewater everywhere. so we never physically saw the boat until the last moment. >> as they try to ride over the crest of the waves, one of their engines fails. >> the fact we lost power made us dead in the water. it was basically hang on and ride out the third wave. unfortunately, the wave closed in. >> got halfway around and the next set of swells hit them and then it was just chaos for them. >> greg can't believe what he's seeing. the pounding waves swallow the coast guard vessel, flipping it and tossing it into the ocean. >> the boat had an air pocket under it, luckily. we were able to get out and swim around the bow. i knew i had to get back to that boat. >> the men make it out of the water but are now stranded on the overturned hull. >> once we got into that sort of trouble, we didn't know ho

and reappointments are don carry, [inaudible] randy collins, license structural engineer, specializes in seismic improvements; jameson hyde and we have vacancy for electrical engineer and registered fire protection engineer and the terms of these are set to expire 2016. >> commissioner mar will take it from here. >> first of all, i'd like to move that we accept appointments as was amended by the nominations committee, as read by the secretary, including the new seats, as well as reappointment all the incumbents to their existing seat. >> i have a motion for the existing members as well as the recommended new members. any other comments? >> i would just like to comment that first of all i want to thank all the applicants. this is the first time the nominations committee received a lot of new applicants and i want to thank all the applicants on their willingness to serve. i know it's a very difficult process because there's very strict criteria in the professional positions they hold but also residency requirements and i want to thank all the different associations who encouraged their

collins: thank you, mr. president. mr. president, i'm delighted to join my friend, the chairman of the senate committee on aging, senator nelson, in introducing legislation to help combat the fraud in the medicare program. we are introducing the scop schemes -- stop schemes and crimes against medicare and seniors, or the stop scams act. as senator nelson has described, at our hearings earlier this year, we heard absolutely appalling testimony from a woman who had had to endure painful seven-hour-long series of infusions for a disease that she did not have, just because her doctor was bilking the medicare program. imagine a physician who would do that, who would subject a vulnerable patient to the anxiety of thinking that she had a disease that she did not have, and then treating her for a disease she did not have, just to collect medicare dollars. it really was appalling. mr. president, for decades the government accountability office, go, has -- g.a.o., has identified medicare as being at high risk for improper payments,

even before phoenix, before durham, before some of the others, fort collins to the others that come to america and we've known that he has admitted to at least 23 deaths that took place in part because of delays in g.i. consults. seven were in my area. two in north florida, three in a custom georgia, for in a letter to george of all mental health issues. dr. petzel was in my state on august 22 of last year for a two in our hearing on the alleged situation. we knew it and determined it was problems with delays in setting up limits for mental health patients that cause an open period of time where, in fact, they took their life because of failed to get services they should've gotten. so while we need to complete the ig's report and find out everything within the rocker with a ig reports since 2013 and in this report we find repeatedly over and over again what has been making the system, where the system is more important than the patient. i think our veterans and a thank you, secretary shinseki, deserve better from the members of the veterans administration and the va health system. i to

senators are joining me now, senator amy klobuchar of minnesota and susan collins of maine. let me go to senator klobuchar, tell us what we know about it, what the limits are, what we can do, and perhaps what the real potential is to get these girls saved. senator klobuchar? >> chris, we know the 276 girls taken by gunpoint, kidnapped by boko haram, which literally means "western education is sinful." what we know is some of the girls have escaped, so we have some information, but most of them are still in captivity. the leader of boko haram has said, in fact, he is selling these girls into sex slavery, some for $12 a person. we do not know if that's true, and so what we have asked for, senator collins, the women of the senate, have come together and said, first of all, the u.n. has to declare boko haram as a terrorist organization. our government already has, and then we need to bring together international resources, which we are sending over now today we've learned france, great britain is, counterterrorism, we have to send over counterintelligence, we have to get people

jason collins came out last summer. it's been almost a year they've watched the blueprint the nba set out. jason collins, number 98 jersey the top player on nba.com. there's no reported incidents from fans or players since jason collins came out. >> and the game continues. >> absolutely. >> as we move forward, yes, he's been drafted, this makes history but he has to make the team as he moves forward. what are we expecting during the locker room, during training room? >> he'll have otas and then training camp in august. i expect in august it's going to be a media frenzy. this will be the biggest story to start the 2014 football season but if i'm the st. louis rams, the head coach and the general manager i'm going to put michael sam in front of the media one time, let him address everybody from "good morning america" to tmz and then pull michael sam back in the locker room and make it all about football and not allow him to talk to the media again until the 53-man final roster is set. this is great not only from a footbal

elizabeth collins is director of equity research for morningstar.he upcoming book, why moats matter. is this considered a niche industry? is this a real opportunity for investors? >>we think it's one of the more attractive opportunities within the basic materials space because the demand outlook for lithium is quite strong thanks to growth opportunities like electric vehicles. >>but it's also fraught with a lot of unknowns. would there tend to be a lot of volatility in this sector too? >>there are a lot of key uncertainties. what will be the adoption rate of electric vehicles? what is the supply outlook for lithium? because it can be very politicalsome of the most important sources of lithium in the world are in bolivia, argentina, china. these are not necessarily predictable areas to build extractive industries in. >>but you look upon it favorably. you think it's an opportunity. >>yes. in particular we like companies such as rockwood and sqm which have resources in chile where they have low production costs. at morningstar we like to look for compa

richard sherman edged out collin capper collin -- colin kaepernick.ll laugh every time i see richard sherman. they said oh, all those stunts at the super bowl, the choke sign and all the ugly interview. well, since then he signed for 56 million, got another 10 million in endorsements and a shot to be on the cover of madden. >>> the blackhawks, this could be something else, steve ballmer, the guy that paid $2 million for the clips. just show one -- $2 billion for the clips. just show one goal here. series tied 3-3. gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller. >>> frenzy! the mad scramble for hidden cash. >> i found it! 125. >> and the

collins, do you want to comment? and if you don't, that's okay too. >> i'm glad you've raised this issue because i think there's a lot of people who think, oh, well, sequester was a really bad fy-13 and maybe now it's all gone away, and as you point out, it has not. sequester applied in the fashion that the formula currently states, by my calculation, would cause nih to lose another 10% or so of our funding once inflation has kicked into the equation. that would be just absolutely devastating. when we're already down as much as we are, to take that kind of whack on top of it, i can't tell you how many talented scientists would just be plain driven away. i am a science person. my response is to come back to where i was earlier. if we really want to see american science flourish and particularly the type i know about, biomedical research, it has to find its way into a stable, predictable trajectory that you don't have to wonder from month to month or year to year are you about to see another slash and burn experience.

with no abortion collinics left here, undocumented women have virtually no options? >> there are a few flea markets around here this is the biggest one. we heard they could find it at this flea market outside of mechanicalen. people come here to buy cheap beauty product, used cars and medication did being sold on the black market. >> we wanted to go into the flea market, but they wouldn't let us in with the camera. we will try to go any to another entrance and use just our cell phones to film what happens there. >> so they sell everything here? >> oh, yeah. gosh. >> yeah. people pay crazy prices in desperation. there is one woman who had -- i think she brought $600 and they weren't real >> mysoprostal? >> what? >>ysoprostal? >> no. >> it's for like if you want to get your period back. >> i don't sell it. >> they don't? >> they don't prescribe it. took it months ago. >> used to be sold here? yeah. >> used to be. >> when did they stop? >> i don't know. >> yeah. >> i wouldn't sell it t i know there is like another stand over there they used to sell it. >> yeah. looks li

and senator seurc susan collins, others on the hill are calling for the u.n. to help rescue the girls. what do you think about that? >> we did meet the group of women, went to the nigerian embassy. i spoke to the nigerian ambassador he is in nigeria right now so wasn't with us in the meeting. i think it's appropriate for us to respond to the requests made by the nigerian government. and i did not get the impression that they were asking for that right now. >> but the nigerian government has been so roundly criticized for not moving quickly on this. and then when they have moved, they've done it in a haphazard way with very little intensity. are you concerned that not nearly enough is being done? >> i'm absolutely concerned. i'm concerned for the life and the safety of the girls. and my sympathy and empathy goes out to the parents. i tell you in the beginning the nigerian response was not well coordinated. you will remember because i know your station reported it, that all the girls were rescued and then changed that story. had not communicated well, efforts th

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collins: thank you, madam president. madam president, i want to comment on the vote that we took earlier today on whether or not to proceed to a bill that would increase the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. now, madam president, it has been several years since we have increased the minimum wage, and i support an increase in the minimum wage, but i do not believe that at a time when our economy is so fragile as is indicated by the very slow increase in g.d.p. that was reported this morning that we can afford to increase the minimum wage by some 39%. i would note, madam president, that just a year ago, president obama was suggesting that we should increase the minimum wage to $9 an hour. i don't see any change in the economic conditions that would have caused him to abruptly change his position and now be advocating $10.10 an hour. i know, madam president, that there are many low-income families that are really struggling in this country, and i believe that our economy could accommodate an increase in the minimum wage, but

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collins, colorado. according to the office of the medical inspector.e va oversees 100 million medical appointments each year at 151 hospitals and 820 clinics. a spokesman tells fox, "there was no intentional violation. confusion and a shortage of doctors led to the practice. the va has promised training and audits to make sure it doesn't happen again." there is no indication that health outcomes were affected. the medical center in colorado did not identify any intentional violation of the policy on the part of the managers or schedulers. you however, the law states that the va does not have -- if it does not have a va doctor who can see a patient within 14 days, then they can be sent -- the veteran can be sent to a private doctor. it is not clear why local va chapters are not informing veterans of their rights and not willing to pay for them to go see these private doctors. >> interesting development. jennifer, thank you. >>> another whistle-blower speaking out about the problems at the va hospital in phoenix, arizona where dozens of veterans reported

collins: thank you, madam president. madam president, let me first ask unanimous consent that sarah gronin, a state department fellow from my office, be granted floor privileges for the remainder of this day. the presiding officer: without objection. ms. collins: thank you, madam president. madam president, i rise today to join with my colleagues, senator boxer, kirk, menendez and shaheen, in introducing the international violence against women act of 2014. this bill makes ending violence against women and girls a top diplomatic priority. it would permanently authorize the state department of global women's issue and the position of ambassador at large for global women's issues. it requires the administration to develop and implement an annual strategy to prevent and respond to violence against women and girls for each of the next five years. this legislation will ensure that the efforts begun under president george w. bush and continued by president barack obama to combat gender-based violence will be a priority for fut

ministro de israel, benjamin netanyahu, y para hablar de esta visita nos acompaÑan marÍa antonieta collinsy mario escobar, autor del libro "la revoluciÓn pacÍfica". y regresa al programa la escritora chilena isabel allende. quÉ lee, quÉ ha aprendido Últimamente y quÉ la hace escribir. comenzamos. >> vamos "al punto", con jorge ramos. >> vamos al punto. la esperanza se estÁ acabando. esto lo que quiere decir es que las posibilidades de una reforma migratoria este aÑo, que legalizarÍa a 11 millones de inmigrantes indocumentados, estÁ desapareciendo, y la persona que estÁ bloqueando la reforma migratoria se llama john boehner. es el presidente de la cÁmara de representantes, un republicano. durante meses, quizÁs aÑos, he estado buscando una entrevista con john boehner y john boehner no querÍa hablar con nosotros, asÍ que se nos acabÓ la paciencia, se ha acabado el tiempo, y decidimos subirnos a un aviÓn, fuimos a washington, nos metimos a una conferencia de prensa y ahÍ le preguntamos por quÉ él, john boehner, estÁ bloqueando la reforma migratoria. la pregunta no le gustÓ. ni modo. esto es lo

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one of the 20 senators, though, susan collins went beyond, that went beyond diplomacy. she says she wants the u.s. military to get involved. listen to what she said. >> more can be done by this administration. i would like to see special forces deployed to help rescue these young girls. >> now collins says she can't see why the nigerian president wouldn't want u.s. special forces to come in and help rescue those 200 plus little girls since the u.s. has capabilities that nigerians don't have. now other female senators were more circumspect about being that aggressive militarily, erin, but there is almost universal frustration with nigerian government for not doing enough. and the hope among the 20 female senators is that the bipartisan message is really going to push the president and signal to the world that this is just not going to stand. >> dana, much. of course, the nigerian president saying they have been scouring the forest. the nigerian president only spoke out 24 hours before the president of the united states spoke out for the first time. now amy klobuchar join

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openingly gay nba player jason collins responded to the draft pick on twitter. he wrote "i am getting ready for my game against the miami heat, but i wanted to say congrats to mike sam football and the st. louis rams great pick and good luck." and singer john legend had this to say on twitter, "congratulations to michael sam, it's a victory for love." we'll take a look at tonight's wrap and tell you the players picked by the 49ers and raiders. >>> now to some big weather changes from sunny and warm to cool and windy. want to show you a live look at oakland's jack london square. you can see large american flag kind of waving there in the wind. it was a rather windy day at times throughout much of bay area. >>> and rain splashed across the lens of our highway 4 camera at about 4:30 this afternoon. we sped up this video so you can see the mix of sun and clouds as they moved through. >>> that same system brought a little snow to the sierras. this is what it looks like in the soda springs area tonight and you can see some snow sticking to the ground along interstate

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collin kaepernick tweeted, i am going to release two calls made last month they described a woman in a hotel room referring to herself as yeah suspect well happening today, the nfl draft begins in new york city and the oakland radars have the 5th rick and among the others, 4 round total picks. they believe they will have the texans answer they have the first overall pick, who will they select? >> it is exciting for young kids, will they tone it sal. it is finally here and there have been a minor max draft. and the drive time is less than 8 minutes so it is a very nice drive all the way across the span, as we look at the san mateo bridge, maybe it is an 11 minutes span across those spans. interstate 58 am this is about as good as it gets. >>> steve, i am doing a mock draft of the mock drafts. >> ii see, let me see how much. we have mock clouds and for the morning most will clue -- can cloudy and i don't think anything will fall south of that all though rows are warming up and headed up towards calawba, we have had no angry reports yet. a lot of 50s and i doubt these fit too much and t

collins of georgia. the chair: pursuant to the order of the house today, the gentleman from georgia, will be recognized for five minutes and a member opposed will be recognized for five minutes. the gentleman from georgia. mr. collins: i do appreciate the opportunity and i look i'm probably -- i'm on a boat as we can say one of the last one coming in. i want to thank the chairman and ranking member for the time and been watching all night. i want to thank you-all for the work you have done on this bill and look forward to offering this amendment. i rise to offer this amendment to ensure that no funds appropriated under h.r. 4660 are used to assist states and localities whose laws and policies are in direct contradiction to federal immigration law and enlformente efforts. state and local jurisdictions are immetting policies that directly contradict u.s. immigration statutorily mission to identify and remove illegal aliens currently incarcerated. not only do these policies go against the spirit and letter

. >> the latest scandal involves a fort collins colorado, va outpatient clinic.ited months. and according to the medical inspector, they were falsifying appointment records to make it seem like they are in the 14 days. and the report found that clerks in the fort collins va clinic were taught how to cook the books. a va doctor in arizona said that 40 veterans died after treatment delays. how va staff manipulated records. it was also happening in colorado. the va overseas 100 medical appointments. and a spokesman said there was no intentional violation. the va promised training and audits to make sure it doesn't happen again. there is no indication that health outcomes were affected. they was no intentional violation of the policy on the part of the managers or schedulers. but the law states that if a va is not available to see a vet van. that veteran is go to a private drchlt there is no explanation why they are not advising the veterans of their rights. >>>>> there is a shooting in a va medical center? dayton, ohio. what can you tell us. >> reporter: we reached