in 2004, dr. hale established a ela ing program known as pass tofrl ministries incorporated to assist in the development of pastors and church leaders. in september, 2005 she convened her first women in ministry conference to focus on mentoring christian women many ministering for the 21st century. in july, 2009, she was apointed by president barack obama to serve on the president's commission on white house fellowship. thank you for serving. [applause] edwin m. lee was elected mayor of san francisco in 011 -- in 2011 while serving as the interim mayor. he's the first asian american mayor in the city's history. he was city administrator where he spearheaded government efficiency measures and reforls that reduced the size and cost of government to save tax dollars. mayor lee first began working for the city and county of san francisco in 1989 as an investigator for the city's first whistleblower ordinance and has since served as executive director of human rights, director of city purchasing, and direct

in 2004, dr. hale established a mentoring program known as ela past world industries incorporated -- pastore all ministries incorporated to assist in the development of pastors and church leaders. in september, 2005 she convened her first women in ministry conference to focus on mentoring christian women many ministering for the 21st century. in july, 2009, she was apointed by president barack obama to serve on the president's commission on white house fellowship. thank you for serving. [applause] edwin m. lee was elected mayor of san francisco in 2011 while serving as the interim mayor. he's the first asian american mayor in san francisco history. mayor lee previously served as the city administrator where he spearheaded government efficiency members and reforms that reduced the size and cost of government to save tax dollars. mayor lee first began working for the city and county of san francisco in 1989 as an investigator for the city's first whistleblower ordinance and has since served as executive

dr. hale and i. we are well represented from georgia today. [applause] the georgians appreciate that. few days, we will have the opportunity to hear, review, discuss, deliberate, debate, and hopefully listen to each other as we discussed the draft of the democratic party platform. i want to take a moment to command chairman cummings who we will hear from shortly and the other members of the drafting committee. for your hard work and accompaniment. -- a compliment. i and many others are looking to the adoption of the platform in a few hours. on behalf of this committee, i would like to also thank the 114 individuals who presented testimony and took their time to share their perspectives and recommendations on the issues confronting americans today. we appreciate your sharing of expertise at the dnc mid-atlantic form and washington, d.c.. the southwest forum in phoenix, arizona. i'm also delighted to give a shout out to the more than 1000 individuals from 43 states and the district of columbia who made time to share their post, written, or video

dr. cynthia hale to lead the invocation. rev. hale: pray with me.ation, each one old in existence to you. you made america the great nation it is, filled with gifted and enterprising people. we have the ability to create leadership for the world and all other nations, while at the same time operating as one nation under your name, with liberty and justice for all. weough our own human error, have fallen short of your expectations instead of operating as united states and a united people, we have become divided. we have allowed our diversity to cause us to devalue and d istrust, and mistreat one another. we have made people think we are superior to others, particularly the least among us. there is tension and dissension in the land. this is not for us and we know it. as we gather in philadelphia this week at the democratic national convention, we understand all you have entrusted to us and expect of us. we have a responsibility to you to be a party that celebrates diversity, values all people and treats everyone with dignity and respect. [applause] t

dr. elizabeth hale is a clinical associate professor of determine no dermatology in new york.ed at 65 top rated sunblocks and they didn't meet a lot of the guidelines. >> first, it's important to understand what the guidelines are. according to the american academy of dermatology, we should all be using sunscreen every day, spf 30 or higher. and look for broad spectrum sunscreens so they block t rays and water resistance is an important category as well. >> does the spray actually work? i feel like i spray it on and i'm not getting the full protection if i rub in lotion. >> spray sunscreens definitely work and they certainly make it easy to reapply. but it's important to realize that you do need to rub them in. so you want to get an even sheen on the skin and make sure you rub to get adequate protection. >> i want to get back to the water resistance because that is very, very important when it comes to protection. one industry trade group told us some of these products are marketed as moisturizers or cosmetics so they don't have to have the resistant waterproof, right? >> an i