>> phil collins. >> for? heart ♪ you'll be in my heart >> whatever, doesn't matter. >> phil collins? >> i was like, phil collins is going to come and try to do a broadway show right when we are, he's going to win the tony over us. >> reporter: he's your nemesis? >> well, yes. >> in that moment he became trey's medical sister. >> sitting in an audience, losing to phil collins, sitting in a dress, that's just a big kick in the [ muted ]. >> reporter: i first met the two five years ago. back then, muslims worldwide rioted over cartoons of muhammad in a dutch newspaper. stone and parker wanted to put mohammad in an episode to satirize the issue. >> welcome to muslim sensitivity training. >> reporter: and comedy central told them not to. >> so many people were saying, well, we're not going to do anything with muhammad because we're religiously tolerant. no, you're not. you're afraid of getting blown up. >> reporter: it is a weird standard. because in that same episode don't you have jesus defecating on george bush

senator collins? >> thank you, mr. chairman. the earthquake and tsunami that struck japan last week destroyed the entire communities, killed thousands of people and caused the release of radiation at the nuclear power plants. our thoughts are with the japanese people and with of the rescuers and responders including units from our own country. this horrific natural disaster and nine -- reminds us we need to do our best to prepare for the unpredictable. and that is the focus of today's hearing. in the past year we have witnessed three disasters involving the development and the use of energy resources. the proper word probably is a catastrophe says as the chairman has said. first, the explosion aboard the deepwater horizon oil rig last spring led to economic and environmental damages that have yet to be completely tallied. a west virginia coal mine explosion killed 29 people in all guest and was the worst in his decades. now there is uncertainty and fear in japan about the amount of radiation emitted from the nuclear power plants

joan collins was rushed to the hospital. she's feeling fine now but that dress she is wearing was so tight. >> and despite a national campaign to put the breaks on distracted driving people still are surfing the internet while they are driving. a survey conducted in november by state farm insurance found that 1-5 drivers go online actually go online while driving at least once a week. it also found that 74% of people are still talking on their phones while they drive. 35% send or receive text messages while driving. >>> my goodness. hopefully none of that going on because the roads are wet. there is a crash in san rafael. a number of problems because of the weather. >> there were a few crashes in san rafael. the most serious one is a talk accident. the truck became separated from its trailer and the traffic on southbound 101 is very, very slow heading down from the southern part of nevada. stop and go traffic getting to the civic center. you need to give yourself plenty of extra time getting through marin. unless of course y

sort collins. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the earthquake and tsunami that struck japan last week destroyed entire communities, killed thousands of people and caused the release of radiation at nuclear power plants. our thoughts are with the japanese people and with the rescuers and responders, including units from our own country. this horrific natural disaster reminds us that we need to do our best to prepare for the unpredictable and that is the focus of today's hearing. in the past year we have witnessed three disasters involving the development and use of energy resources. the proper word, probably is catastrophes, as the chairman has said. first, the explosion aboard the deepwater horizon oil rig last spring led to economic and environmental damages that have yet to be completely tallied. a west virgina coal mine explosion killed 29 people in august and was the worst in decades. and now there is uncertainty and fear in japan about the amounts of radiation emitted from nuclear power plants in the area hit by the tsunami.

senator collins? >> thank you, mr. chairman. administrator, you pointed out that the nuclear regulatory convention would be the lead agency if the united states were to experience the kind of accident or level of damage at a commercial nuclear reactor that is occurring now in japan, but fema under the national planning scenarios is responsible for the operational planning under a number of scenarios, one of which is a major earthquake. another is a nuclear attack. another is essentially a dirty bomb. what has fema completed the operational plans for those 15 scenarios that clearly outline the -- outlines the roles and responsibilities of all of your partners? in other words, is it really clear who's responsible for what if, got forbid, we had the kind of multiple catastrophe that japan is experiencing right now? >> in looking at the 15, planning scenarios, and i think some of those show that there's actually if i think, collapsing some of it down to one of the things we respond to that are similar and what are the unique authori

senator collins? >> thanks very much, for again, and you're prepared testimony and the oral testimony. i emerged encouraged that you're certainly dealing with a specific series of vulnerabilities that the wikileaks manning ks revealed and i presume in the nature of the modern world of technology and innovation and exploitation what it is you also would be thinking about the next way in which somebody might try to get advantage of the information sharing environment. but i think that we have raised our guard and a sensible way and also continue to share information as well as take away which we need to do from the ceiling and i appreciate that very much. it will remain open for 15 days for any additional questions or statements. with that, the hearing is adjourned. [inaudible conversations] the canadian house of commons today passed a no-confidence motion on the government of conservative party prime minister steven harper bertino down the government and triggering an election in may. mr. harper served

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i'm sure the whole house wishes to join me in paying tribute to major matthew collins and mark bogan from first battalion irish guards after dying last wednesday in an ied blast. they were dedicated soldiers who will be greatly missed. our thoughts are with their families, friends, and colleagues. this morning, i had meetings with others and will have more later today. >> jackie doyle price. >> i'd also like to pay tribute to the fallen heros. we have to remember the debts which we owe are braved particularly at this time. the prime minister, there's 14 members opposite who signed an earlier day motion congratulating u.k.. despite that organization's refusal to stop the violence, will you join with me in withdrawalling their names? >> i thank the honorable lady for her comments. the scenes of property in london and shops and lively hoods being destroyed is completely unacceptable, and the police should have our full support in policing the march and the action they took. i think it's important for people to understand u.k. refused to condemn the violence, and their names should be re

phil collins was a big deal.s ample time to recover before he pursues music. so phil still in the game. >> we like it. hope you feel better. >>> talking about 18-year-old disney star, demi lovato. she went to an undisclosed rehabilitation center back in october. many people might remember that. the issues she was there for many people say were anorexia and cutting. take a listen to what she has to say. >> the journey i've been on has been very, very difficult over the past few months. without you guys i wouldn't be here today. >> she says she's doing a lot better now. >> don't be another lindsay. wouldn't be here today. >> she says she's doing a lot better now. >> don't be another lindsay. ♪ [ male announcer ] for the things you can't wash, freshen it with febreze. ♪ because febreze doesn't just cover up odors... it penetrates deep into fabrics to eliminate odors and leaves a light, fresh scent. febreze. it's a breath of fresh air. what's next? a beauty movement to help all of us rock the covergirls we are. get i

francis. >> my name is kevin collins. i am representing students from sensible drug policy, san jose. i started raving in october 2007 with a rave down in l.a. i am here because as many people said we find ourselves in these events. i worry, being part of the harm reduction idea of students for a sensible drug policy, that by pushing these underground what we are really going to do is fostered a -- foster an unsafe environment. there will not be emts. parents will have difficulty finding their children because we will not know where they are. we will not know how to make sure there is proper security and proper ways to keep children safe there. that is my first point. the second point is that i think we have not considered the fact that the promoters also hold a responsibility in this situation. we can go back to the promoters and say, "you are selling too many tickets. you have oversold the event. it is too hot. water is not easily accessible, even though it may be free." other things like that. we have to remember that

nick nick -- nicole collins live in washington, d.c. where that speech wrapped up about two hours ago. >> reporter: those critics and some of the president's supporters are obviously here in washington providing feedback on what they thought about the president's speech tonight and not surprisingly, he's getting some mixed reviews. from the national defense university in washington, president obama addressed the nation monday night to clarify the purpose of the u.s. mission in libya. >> i refuse to wait for the images of slaughter and mass graves before taking action. when our interests and values are at stake, we have a responsibility to act. that's what's happened in libya. >> reporter: the explanation comes more than a week after the u.s. military and a coalition of allies began military action to enforce the united nations backed no fly zone in the civil war torn country. president obama explained actions the united states has taken to protect the libyan people from the brutality of moammar gadhafi and u.s. policy going forward as n

senator collins. >> thank you, mr. chairman. this year we will commemorate the worst attack ever on the united states. in doing so, we must ask ourselves are we safer or are we just safer from the tactics that terrorists already have tried. is our intelligence community better at fitting together these complex pieces or have we just been lucky? are we anticipating the next threat such as the cyberattack or the use of poison? or are we just looking backwards reacting to previous plots? undoubtably, compared to where we were on 9/10, 2001, we have greatly improved the framework for information sharing among our intelligence and law enforcement agencies. but sometimes, it has been and in that bond maker or faulty fuse this spirit american life. once again, the to extraordinary leaders of the landmark 9/11 commission lee hamilton and tom kean are appearing before the committee as we evaluate our progress in securing the nation. in september of last year, they were assessing the terrorist threat reports warned of an increasingly wide

senator collins. >> thank you, mr. chairman. this year we will commemorate the worst attack ever on the united states. in doing so, we must ask ourselves are we safer or are we just safer from the tactics that terrorists already have tried. is our intelligence community better at fitting together these complex pieces or have we just been lucky? are we anticipating the next threat such as the cyberattack or the use of poison? or are we just looking backwards reacting to previous plots? undoubtably, compared to where we were on 9/10, 2001, we have greatly improved the framework for information sharing among our intelligence and law enforcement agencies. but sometimes, it has been and in that bond maker or faulty fuse this spirit american life. once again, the to extraordinary leaders of the landmark 9/11 commission lee hamilton and tom kean are appearing before the committee as we evaluate our progress in securing the nation. in september of last year, they were assessing the terrorist threat reports warned of an increasingly wide

collins, colorado. >> story so difficult to hear. we want to bring in dr. marie savard, an abc news contributor. and i know you have three sons, all young athletes. you are so versed on this. i wanted to look at this animation of the heart tonight. and it starts out as a heart that's normally beating. >> that's right. sudden cardiac death goes from a normally beating heart to a very rapid beating heart and then an erratically beating heart and it stops, often because there's an underlining, a congenital condition, as we're learning in this case tonight, perhaps a heart disorder that wasn't yet discovered. >> so the parents had no idea. >> that's right. >> which leads to your checklist tonight. they're going to hear what they do in italy, the ekgs, many parents will want to ask for one. what's the recommendation on that? >> the american heart association recommends two things. first, that all kids before athletic programs, and then repeated every two years, have a focused history, where they talk about a family history, talk about early heart disease before

last legends of the using debut brazil world cup winner roberta collins taste the feat designs isas and heat in the russian cup. and chelsea could you know the blues easily lead this team one at stamford bridge. in the first a normal moscow have that they could go in cup hopes alive after three one victory against a noun or a get out the inside started the match needing just one more win in their best of seven contest contests to reach the last eight but quick goals in the final period say the muscovite rich man paul fleet watched the action. it was when a bus had an armored moskos they took home a namespace from reagan three one down in the best of seven series only big three with supplies for legs and the wrong side if they wanted to continue then run for the car in the title story couldn't have been more different from aside from latvia two straight wins on home ice and put them in command of the series however misters would have waiver in early storm as the muscovites attack mccall tell police ned right from the all you know come out all when you go middle is all of both trying to b

senator mcconnell -- senator lieber mand senator collins -- lieberman and senator collins have tried and they couldn't get it done. i worked with senator lieberman two years ago, we couldn't get it done. what has happened this time is as a result of the discussion that we had earlier in the year about making the senate a more effective place to work, with the full support of the leaders, reid and mcconnell, with the full support of senator -- of senator lieberman and senator collins and with the good work of senator schumer, we've come up with a consensus piece of legislation which has broad bipartisan support, both sides of the aisle, including many chairman and ranking members of the committee who -- who you'd think might be the first one to object still leaves the senate with the prerogatives it ought to have in terms of reviewing presidential nominees and separates out those who take our time away from the more important things that we ought to be doing. i want to thank the senator from new york for the way he's worked on this. he's been constructive and direct and helpful. i tha

collins reportedly tells fhn that decades of rock 'n' roll have worn down his body.e has a dislocated vertebra, hearing loss and says he has nerve damage in his hands that makes it hard for him to hold drumsticks. that's too bad. maybe he could take a break and then come back. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," an 8-year-old athlete shows us what it means to be little and still a winner. >>> good morning. i'm justin allen. the sharks looking for a ninth straight win, and cameron wrapping up the regular season one minute you feel fine. the next, you start feeling bit off. the moment you feel run down or achy, nip flu-like symptoms in the bud, with oscillococcinum. get oscillo and feel like yourself again. oscillococcinum, nip it in the bud. how did you do it? eh, takes a lot of love. the real difference is, this year we went to lowe's. well all our lowe's garden club select plants are grown for your local region and selected fopeak performance. we get new plants delivered throughout the week and we guarantee our plants and flowers for one whole year. and nobody beat

i'm sure the whole house will wish to join me in paying tribute to major matthews collins and mark bergen from first battalion the irish guards. they died in afghanistan last wednesday after their vehicle was caught in a blast from an ied. they were both hugely respected, passionate, and dedicated soldiers and they will be greatly missed our thoughts and deepest condolences should be with their family, friends and condolences. mr. speaker i had meetings with ministers and i shall have further such meetings today. >> jackie doyle price. >> i would also like to pay tribute to our fallen heroes and i'm sure i speak to the members of the house when we talk about our brave forces at this time. here, here >> was the prime minister aware there are fourteen minutes opposite who signed an early day motion congratulating u.k. despite that organization's refusal to condemn saturday's violence will he join me and urge them to withdraw their names? >> i thank the honorable lady for her question. first of all, i think we should be absolutely clear the scenes of london of property, shops, and livelihood

collins on exactly where the funds are being directed. that is something he takes very seriously. >> thank you. >> the gentleman's time has expired. the chair yields to the gentleman from the york. >> thank you. i have been listening to the planning on the other side of the aisle, and it boggles my mind. madam secretary, the bottom line is that we want to provide american citizens with health care or don't we?

. >> reporter: among those who testified against the protected areas is larry collins, president theb boat owners association. >> there's places that i've run crab gear, i've put my crab traps in for the last 20 years that i'm not going to be able to set my crab traps there any more. there's places that i sometimes go salmon trolling, when the salmon are there. you know, sometimes they're there this week or that week. i won't be able to go in there any more. it just lessens your options. >> reporter: besides creating problems for fishermen like him, collins thinks the marine protected areas won't do much good. >> there's no need for them. there's no need for them at all. it doesn't make any sense to protect one little part of the ocean. you got to protect the whole thing. >> reporter: but protecting crucial zones does, in effect, protect the whole thing, argues biologist mark carr. >> marine protected areas are thought to be such a crucial tool for what is called ecosystem based management, because a protected area will protect all the species that interact with one another within an

it just lessens your options. >> reporter: besides creating problems for fishermen like him, collinsnks the marine protected areas won't do much good. >> there's no need for them. there's no need for them at all. it doesn't make any sense to protect one little part of the ocean. you got to protect the whole thing. >> reporter: but protecting crucial zones does, in effect, protect the whole thing, argues biologist mark carr. >> marine protected areas are thought to be such a crucial tool for what is called ecosystem based management, because a protected area will protect all the species that interact with one another within an ecosystem, rather than just one little piece at a time, species by species. >> reporter: even so, ken wiseman says, he takes seriously the concerns of fishermen like larry collins. >> i say to larry and his colleagues we invited, to come on down to say let's figure out how we can minimize that damage to your industry. at the same time, let's talk about how we can do the long term investment that makes sure you have fish for you and your grandkids. but, i think w

we all remember him, love phil collins songs. to fhm magazine, which nobody really reads unless you find an old copy in the doctor's office. >> we look at the pictures. >> he says he's done with the music business, 13 grammys, he says it's over. quoted, i'm sorry of it so successful. i didn't mean for it to happen that way. he says it's hardly surprising that people grew to hate me. who hates phil? who's he talking about? he says he has health problems. it's hard for him to hold his drumsticks. it's hard when you remember how great he was at the drums. >> poor phil. get better. >>> lastly this morning, mike huckabee, a repeat of the murphy brown thing from years ago, upset because a mother allegedly is glamorizing single motherhood and now he's backtracking and saying natalie is an extraordinary actor, i'm glad she'll marry the baby's father. i did not slam nor attack natalie or criticize the hard working single mothers in our country. backtracking after a dust-up with natalie portman. natalie or criticize the hard working single

meanwhile nicole collins reports large parts of that country remain virtually shut down. >> reporter: massive wall of water swept away everything in its path following the largest earthquake to hit japan in the country's recorded history. the 8.9 magnitude quake sent cars over bridges, cracked buildings and sparked dozens of fires. hundreds of bodies were found in sendai city, the epicenter of the earthquake. amateur video shows people clinging to chairs and book shelves swaying side to side. a number of strong aftershocks were found in tokyo more than 200 miles away. >> reporter: there is a risk of mud slides and collapsing buildings. >> reporter: tokyo is in a state of gridlock. >> train lines are stopped. stores are closed. commuters and people downtown are trapped there for the night. >> reporter: tsunami warnings were issued in dozens of countries including the entire u.s. west coast and hawaii where tsunami waves some as high as 6 feet came in throughout the morning. so far no significant damage is reported. >> it is not going to be a major damaging event but there is going to b

collin that has a fantastic freshman as well. harrison barnes ignites things with ray verse lay-in., three-ball. wildcats back up three. later, carolina with a long pass. but tyler seller is down for the follow up. under 1:00 to play. higgins in the corner, he knocks down the three. kentucky is headed to houston and the final four, knocking down carolina, 76-69. the road to the final four is well traveled for the stanford women who have the chance to go to the fourth final four in as many seasons. they play gonzaga tomorrow night for a trip to indianapolis. hopefully by then the national media will learn to say the sisters' last name correctly. >> a lot of times i think it's funny. my parents are getting phone calls, oh, my gosh, i didn't know that was you because i couldn't understand what he was saying. >> it's actually funny you asked that. i heard that last night someone mispronounced our names pretty bad last night on espn. >>> the giants and as wrapped up their schedules. final lap, jimmie johnson holding off kevin harvick, but harvic is able to get enough space on the outside

[collin votes] the motion passes. >> are want to thank the commission for your work. i hope you get out of here in short order, and are one to thank you for this legislation, -- i want to thank you for this legislation, and i want to talk about tax policy. i know we have gotten feedback about what we need to do to create jobs, and i want to thank you for the work you've done. >> next item, please. >> commissioners, i do number seven, possible direction to make recommendations for the board of supervisors, the offer fell more mr.. nouri -- the philmore district to allow a new full service restaurant, small self-service restaurant not defined as retail use and has a specific provision to allow a fabar and require daytime issues commissioners, we had scheduled a speaker. i a of a letter from her, apologizing for not being able to make it. she was not able to find anyone to pick up person from school to to an emergency trip by her husband. i direct a copy of a letter, and a copy of the letter also includes details on the ordinance calm and i will leave it at your discreti

oh collins reports that nasa is that about the loss of an unmanned rocket which never made a pastor's today. >> liftoff went smoothly for nasa's on and tors launch. six minutes into the launch a protective shell did not separate as planned and the mission was doomed. >> all indications are that the satellite and rocket is in the southern pacific ocean somewhere. the satellite glory with collected information on the earth's climate. now nasa officials are trying to collect themselves. >> world devastated. we will recover though. >>reporter: has not someone's a loss of celebrates the success of shuttle discovery last mission. nasa released this discover launch from kennedy space center on february 24th. six cameras attached upset of the shuttle captured its liftoff. the descent of the two rocket boosters through the earth's atmosphere in a crash landing in the ocean. discovery's mission commander said the crew on the international space station has already accomplished most of the major objectives. >> the mission has gone great we could be happier. looking for to a couple more days on a

i'm collin rush, have a great day, everyone. >> next at 6:30, the partisan food fight playing out inapitol hill cafeteria. and fish and chips [ asst mgr ] what are you doing? fixing the name. it'siber none. looks like one. well, i know. i put an "n" there. ah! fiber one honey clusters cereal! that's really good! it tastes good, so there can't be fiber in it! it's actually got about half a day's worth of fiber. [ asst mgr ] it says so right on the box. [ fiber seeker ] really? try it. [ mr. mehta ] honey, touch of brown sugar, crunchy clusters -- any cardboard? cardboard no, delicious yes. so where's the fiber? maybe it's in the honey clusters. [ male announcer ] fiber one. cardboard no, delicious yes. ♪ >>> in libya, the oil-poor town is now in the hands of libyan rebels after they engaged in a fierce gun battle with moammer gadhafi forces. the forces fled, orders entering the city found the old libyan flag. it occurred far to the east of qaddafi's strong hold in the libyan capital. president obama is calling on both parties to come together and pass a budget that cuts wasteful spend

tjpa has already compensated john collins for the expenses. >> that does conclude the report. >> thank you. [gavel] >> good morning, volunteers. good morning. can everyone hear me? yes, good, good. this is really exciting for me. this is my very first project connect, and i and the new director, so i look forward to getting to know each of you. just today, we want to thank you for your help. there's no way this project would exist without you guys. you are the lifeblood for this program, and that just want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. we had a couple of speakers who are here to support the program today, so the first one i'm going to introduce -- i'm not the world's greatest public speaker, so bear with me. first of all, let me start by giving thanks to a few different organizations that have helped out. one is trader joe's. they have given us bags throughout the years. next is san francisco food bank, one of the greatest assets that we have as well, so thanks to them. [applause] walden house and also a big thanks to our event sponsor, who i will be introducing in a second

commissioner o'brien collin and just for the record and -- last week until it -- commissioner o'brien: just for the record, last week they held a commission meeting and we talked, and i presented at that meeting. we are talking again in short order, but this was on the agenda before i even realize it last week as well. i do not mind that it is coming up for discussion in a few days, because i cannot emphasize enough how important this tracking system is going to be down the road, and as my fellow commissioners will testify, they have constantly ask about the tracking system. they have constantly commented the feedback from the small- business community when anybody is trying to start a new business is negotiating city bureaucracy and getting their permits processed. it is one nightmare story after another. good it gets done eventually but it gets done in a way that -- it gets done eventually, but it seems to be in spite of the way they do it. whether it is health permits for the health department for a permanent from dpw or dbi, it is for a convoluted, so this is very important. as i

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tjpa has already compensated john collins for the expenses. >> that does conclude the report. >> thank you. [gavel] [horns honking] [siren wails] announcer: big dreams and goodrades aren't enough to get into college. there are actual steps you need to take. finding someone who can help is the first and most important. for the next steps, go to knowhow2go.org. >> welcome to "culture wire." i'm here with james lee, and exhibiting artist, and we will have a chat today about the body of work you are presenting. after you left the military, what prompted you to go back to a place where the u.s. is engaged in military action? >> it is interesting. the population of afghanistan is around 29 million, and there's probably no more than 80,000 u.s. soldiers serving in afghanistan right now, but if you look at the stories that come out, you think the numbers are completely reversed. all the stories are about americans, and you see almost no images of stories about the afghan people themselves, so if you look at the dominant representational paradigm uc today, it is all about foreign soldiers. my i

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tjpa has already compensated john collins for the expenses. >> that does conclude the report. >> thank you. [gavel] >> i'm your host of "culturewire," and today, here at electric works in san francisco. nice to see you today. thanks for inviting us in and showing us your amazing facility today. >> my pleasure. >> how long has electric works been around? >> electric works has been in san francisco since the beginning of 2007. we moved here from brisbane from our old innovation. we do printmaking, gallery shows, and we have a fabulous retail store where there are lots of fun things to find. >> we will look at all of that as we walk around. it is incredible to me how many different things you do. how is it you identify that san francisco was in need of all these different services? >> it came from stepping out of graduate school in 1972. i wrote a little thing about how this is an idea, how our world should work. it should have printmaking, archiving, a gallery. it should have a retail store. in 1972, i wanted to have art sales, point-of-sale at the grocery store. >> so you go through the

collins, colorado. >> many spent the weekend mourning his death. turned out with a memorial service honoring him. also black flags have been placed all around team. the team plays its first tournament game without leonard tonight. >> the other of a college student who was missing in spain says she's certain her son will be found. friends say the student had been drinking beforehand and did not appear to feel well. >>> the astronauts aboard space shuttle "discovery p and around this morning after being awakened by the theme of "star trek" appropriately so. an 79 missions it's inlocking from the space station for the last time. "endeavour" final flight is set for april and "atlantis" in june. >>> in the gulf of mexico, an oil rig suddenly caught fire. two men evacuated and were eventually picked up by a passing by ship. no oil from that rig escaped into the water. >>> and some volunteer firefighters over the weekend had that drinks and took their rigs out for a spin. this happened along a winding road. t forced a police officer off the road. the same

. >> before the next speaker comes up, and want to invite laura collins, and victoria grace, may toolin, sonya lively. >> my name is jackson bowman. i am part of the coalition of community members. i want to speak about -- as a service provider. for the last four years, i have worked with the transitional dutch age use -- with transitional-age youth population. a do not think people familiar with this population would be surprised to know that usually when homelessness, hiv, or mental health needs, or substance used problems are at play in someone's life, that is not the only problem they are faced with.

jazzy collins. >> thank you, supervisors. i can only relate to you my personal experiences. as a community activist, i have heard many stories. there are two samaras and i could tell you about. both get city and county funding. they have a plethora of rooms at a bunch of different hotel sites, but they do not have tseo have a clear conscience about checking for bedbugs. some of their units are being responded to by property owners better than others. some property owners are doing all they can. some do not want to spend the money. some have their own past control canister in their office and want to come up and spray their own stuff, like they are the experts. that was my experience at one of the hot team rooms. because of a lack of education, i ended up moving bedbugs into a unit that was run by an agency. this agency is very aggressive and has a good control -- could pest control service, but there are tenants in the building that do not have the capacity to do their laundry every two weeks. this agency is not providing those funds. i was on the tenant council and we set a

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senator collins. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. skinner, in your testimony you gave us the depressing news that fraud and improper payments have plagued fema for a very, very long time. i remember when i was chair of this committee back in the good old days that i held a hearing to look at fraud after hurricane andrew, and we found improper payments and it was senator bill nelson who suggested that we have those hearings. then katrina hit, and we found out just terrible -- hundreds of millions of dollars in improper payments, fraud, and abuse. it's troubling to me that you can go back decades apparently and there's still a lack of attention to this problem. i was thinking about the fact that the president's budget cuts fema's budget, and it cuts it in ways that may actually be harmful because it cuts some i.t. projects out. but what is even more disturbing to me is perhaps these cuts wouldn't be necessary if we hadn't lost more than $1 billion over the years in improper payments. certainly that money could be put to better use. cou

. >> before the next speaker comes up, and want to invite laura collins, and victoria grace, may toolin, sonya lively. >> my name is jackson bowman. i am part of the coalition of community members. i want to speak about -- as a service provider. for the last four years, i have worked with the transitional dutch age use -- with transitional-age youth population. a do not think people familiar with this population would be surprised to know that usually when homelessness, hiv, or mental health needs, or substance used problems are at play in someone's life, that is not the only problem they are faced with. most people who are experiencing one kind of mental illness may be experiencing more than one. people who are experiencing mental-health problems are also often having problems with substance abuse, having problems with access to education, employment, housing. san francisco does a good job of providing services for young people. however, i think it does less of a good job providing services for adults. because of organizations like mission-castro, i have places to refer young people fo

17-year-old matthew hammerdorfer who was playing in a youth rugby football match saturday in fort collins, colorado. hammerdorfer had been knocked down. a teammate recalled what happened next. >> he got up, and he started to walk a couple of steps and then he just collapsed. >> hammerdorfer died later at a hospital. doctors say he had a congenital heart defect and the hit he took on the field was not a contributing factor to his death. >>> in southwest michigan hundreds of people attended a visitation for another teen athlete who died last week, 16-year-old wes leonard of fennville, michigan collapsed on his high school basketball thursday night just after scoring the game's winning shot. an autopsy showed he died from an enlarged heart. >>> in health news, massachusetts general hospital in boston will conduct this country's first 3-d mammogram on a regular patient today. the process, which has undergone clinical trials, gives doctors a significant new tool for detecting breast cancer. it locates a tumor or a lump precisely and costs no more than standard mammograms. >>> just ahead on thi

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