kathryn just mentioned the families. how does the family, then, approach an individual who may have a problem? what are some of the issues that they need to be aware of? my experience in the national guard has been that ptsd and mild traumatic brain injuries affect the whole family. one person may be the person who has the disorder or the stress symptoms, but it goes throughout the whole family. you can't not address ptsd without affecting the whole family in that, so to speak, the work that you do, and taking care of someone with ptsd, the family benefits from that. we see that in the national guard all the time, and we see family programs that are dedicated specifically to deal with service members who have ptsd, mild traumatic brain injuries, but a whole host of other reintegration issues. especially now, in the national guard, we're seeing a population who's never deployed, who is experiencing stress and stress-related concerns. hector, let's get an idea. you were military, you served in the military, and now you're

kathryn's sister was not among them. >> we didn't say goodbye. see her one more time. >> reporter: what would you say? >> i probably would just give her a huge

kathryn's sister was not among them. >> we didn't say goodbye.would just love to see her one more time. >> reporter: what would you say? >> i probably would just give her a huge hug. >> her family settled its lawsuit. air france declined to comment

another woman we met who contacted my office named kathryn. when her husband passed away, her husband then 21 lost health care because she couldn't afford cobra. it's only because of the affordable care act that health care was reinstated for her daughter below 26 years old. dozens of others who fought so hard to pass this landmark bill can tell you dozens of similar stories from their states. it is time for us to work together. republican and democrat, senate and house, to focus on the issues that matter to the people of america. providing affordable high quality health care, insisting on progress on moving forward rather than those who would fight to take america backwards and i'm grateful for this landmark decision by the supreme court today upholding the constitutionality of the core provisions of the affordable care act. thank you. >> let's hear it for our senators, everybody! we're also joined by a doctor from families usa. we're happy to have him. let me just tell you this. you know, back in the day, roosevelt wanted to see health care

the first witness is the honorable kathryn sullivan, dr. sullivan, hd. the assistant secretary of commerce for environmentalal observation and prediction and the deputy administration at noaa. our second witness is mr. marcus watkins, the director of the joint agency satellite division at nasa. our final witness is mr. david a. powner, the director of information technology management issues for the gao. and i thank you all for being here. as our witnesses should know, spoken testimony is limited to five minutes each, after which members of the committee have five minutes each to ask questions. your written testimony would be included in the record of the hearing. because of the importance and the complexity of the issues before us today, i will allow you to go over five minutes if you need to, if you can, make it within five minutes, please do so. i'm very proud memphis colleagues for keeping theirs under five minutes. i was slightly over, i think. is the practices of the subcommittee on investigations and oversight to receive testimony under oath. and

kathryn waters, david's conscious, and carmen chu from the board of supervisors, eric mar, scott weiner and waiting for the others to show up. next, i would like to introduce the executive of our hospital sue kearn. she has been with us for many years. she is now the ceo and will be leading us to the future of the hospital, and it is an honor to work with her. i am sure you will enjoy her words today. think you. [applause] -- thank you. >> good morning. i want to thank you all for coming and welcome to san francisco general hospital for this great occasion. yesterday we had a signing here, and we had a lot of children and people from the community and staff come by. it was really exciting to have our one here together during that signing time. it has been really challenging building this big structure here in the midst of the campus where we're trying to run a full- service hospital. i really want to thank the patients, neighbor, and staff for all their support during this building time, but fit will pay off very soon. i also want to thank the rebuild team and wonderful architects who d

. >> reporter: with a book co-authored by kathryn bauers called zoobiquity. >> it's connected to all other animals in the planet. >> reporter: the l.a. zoo's chief veterinarian. >> do you guys pay the going rate or have insurance? >> we're very fortunate. >> reporter: so when rhonda the rhino was diagnosed with cell chance no carcinoma -- >> she's appreciative of it. look at that. >> reporter: now rhonda is cancer-free. but acknowledges the similarities between animals and humans does have different complications, for instance, what does ubiquity mean? >> maybe it's an argument against it because we show more zpags. compassion. >> animal testing is a really important and complicated issue. and there's no question that the debate will continue. >> that's your opinion? >> i really can't give one because it's a very complicated nuanced question. >> reporter: should the hippocratic oath apply to hippos? dr. horowitz refuses to say. >> zoobiquity is in stores now. >>> we go under cover to reveal the potential danger of spray tanning. follow the wings. [ male announcer ] if you think any b

. >> commissioners, i am kathryn hooper. i am here where my maritime hat, as i have for years and years, starting with the first iteration of developing passenger lot 30-32. i was disappointed as well reading the warriors swooping in. i felt confident, going forward, all the review processes we would do for our 24 monterey agencies will insure that the right thing is done for the citizens, but i would like to reiterate a couple of things. the key and primary mission of the sent to cisco port commission is to protect and promote maritime commerce. clearly, one of our greatest resources of commerce in the port is the passenger cruise industry. you are now aware that we are blessed to be having a princess cruise year round. that is something that we are seeing more and more. we are seeing more double and triple header is at the port. but it will not always be that way. we need piers 30-32 for a lot of operational consideration that i will not bore you with. it is critical space. i am also wearing a citizens have to talk about f

. >> i am kathryn roberts -- katherine roberts. there were a lot of factual misrepresentations, and i understand the situation the city is in. there was some dry rot that required taking part of the wall in, which i did with full inspections and everything. we found engine 51. we found a handblown light bulb that was too delicate for me to bring. we found a pattern applied in 1917. these are not me. i did not build them. there's no way i would have built them. i think the units were probably built sometime around 1994. it is possible there are even more permits that got destroyed in the great fire of 1906. there's no way to know for sure. they are really old. they were definitely built before i was born. i have had the wiring checks. it is totally safe. i had an intern from the department of building inspection. i am so did not bring him here as a witness today. there is nothing wrong. -- i am sorry i did not bring him here as a witness. smoke detector is a total red herring. i have smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors. of

. >> reporter: when benoit amuelson broke the tape, kathryn switzer was the tv commentator for the race joan be nate came through that stadium and ran it so well, people from all over the world were very convinced about women's capability. >> reporter: at 65 switzer is training for her 40th marathon with plans to return to boston. when she does, she may still be able to outrun the race director. but this time she'll have competition from more than 10,000 other women who have joined the race. michelle miller, cbs news, new paltz, new york. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest on the flood emergency in duluth, minnesota. we'll get a live update. >>> prince william turns 30 today. >>> the legendary crosby stills and nash stops by studio 57. >>> that'll do it for the "cbs morning news" this thursday. as always, i appreciate you watching. take care. watching. take care. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> a huge fire ripped through a berkeley home this morning forcing residents out into the streets.

the first carriage year and the second carriage will be prince harry, william and kathryn.hey will begin this recession which will take them past triple or square, essentially where the massive crowd is that will be opened up and they will be able to walk along. before they do, she under the arch and up here to buckingham palace. next, london celebrates the diamond jubilee of her majesty the queen. i will have the highlights of the day the british have been waiting 60 years to see. look, i don't play 'bout my facial hair. but if i grow this out a little bit, i look too much like an english country gent... naaah. a little this way and i feel like i'm from outer space. this and i feel like a viking... [ roars ] not my style, man. [ male announcer ] master your style... even trimming, a close shave, and accurate edging... with the new gillette fusion proglide styler. every inch of hair needs to be on point. ♪ cuban every inch of hair needs to be on point. cajun raw seafood pizza parlor french fondue tex-mex fro-yo tapas puck chinese takeout taco truck free range chicken pancak

. >>> there is word tonight that veteran character actress kathryn joosten has died after a long battleith long cancer. she also had a long run playing karen mccluskey, the cranky, but lovable neighbor on "desperate housewives." she was 72 years old. >>> when we come back here tonight, through triumph and tragedy, she's seen it all in six memorable decades on the throne. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at nissan, our ideal is innovation. 5 all-new models over the next 15 months, including a completely reimagined altima. welcome to our most innovative year ever. nissan. innovation for all. ♪ diarrhea, gas or bloating? get ahead of it! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap a day helps defend against digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. hit me! [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'. my feet and exactly where i needed more support. i had tired, achy feet. until i got my number. my dr. scholl's custom fit orthotics number. now i'm a believer. you'll be a believer, too. learn where to find your number at drscholls.com. my name is sunshine and i have three beautiful

were given access to proof the undisclosed information about the operation oscar winning director kathryn bigelow and screenwriter mark boal were even granted at tour around the fold as cia building where tactical planning for the raid took place the film is out in december but was initially due to be released just weeks before november's presidential elections sad facts all some flak fly the administration's way while the entire project has raised concerns over the way intelligence is being used it's best that this kind of information particularly as it revolves around what's surrounding this movie remains classified it absolutely has to it's very unfortunate that it's coming out to be used for political purposes for a congressional election however there is nothing unusual about the defense department collaborating with the makers of hollywood blockbusters. it's a partnership that dates back to the middle of the twentieth century and it has proved effective the pentagon has what hollywood filmmakers won access to millions of dollars worth of military equipment to use in the movies and h

kathryn joosten. was the cranky older neighbor on "desperate housewives."inal episode, she lost her battle with cancer. it was a story line that mirrored her own lifestyle. she was 72. >>> and a story that has gone viral tonight. 2-year-old cooper had been deaf since birth. he is about to have his cochlear implant turned on and hear his mother's voice for the first time. >> hi, cooper. hi, cooper. hi. hi, cooper. >> cooper, with his hands in the air, hearing his mother for the first time. >>> and "saturday night live" we have learned is losing another cast member. andy samberg won't be back in the fall. that is him there on the right. he is known for his 100 digital shorts on "snl." >>> when we come back, the brand new clue, did amelia earhart really survive after all? melia earhart really survive after all? ♪ 99 bushels of wheat on the farm...99 bushels of wheat! ♪ [ male announcer ] kellogg's® mini-wheats cereal has 8 layers of whole grain fiber... so they stick with you. ♪ 45 bushels of wheat on the farm. 45 bushels of wheat! ♪ all morning long. there's