colleen rowley, could you respond to that? >> the senators generally lauded james comey for a bang and upholding the law. they claimed he had spoken truth to power. but this episode where he signed off on waterboarding and sleep deprivation -- and i will interject that i am proud that al franken gave the graphic, gruesome description of what sleep depravation actually is, because maybe if some of these officials had understood that, they would not have signed up on this being legal. james comey also claimed the 1994 statute prohibiting torture in the united states is vague. in fact, there is a convention against torture that the united states has signed, and almost all experts say that that statute is very clear. so there is a strong irony here that the new, probably new fbi arector actually sign off on completely illegal method of interrogating prisoners. >> talking to former fbi agent colleen rowley, named by time's magazine as a person of the year. i want to go back to the comey hearing, back to the questioning up senator a

who are here, and so it is now my pleasure to call on our fabulous deputy director of public health, colleen chala who is going to make a brief presentation. is that okay? >> good afternoon, supervisors, i'm glad to be here on behalf of the health department. i am as you side colleen, deputy director of health at the health department, i'm here on behalf of director garcia, she regrets she's unable to participate in the hearing today, but she is as we speak engaged in negotiations related directly to dpl's delivery system for the affordable care act. i also was hoping for the overhead too. san francisco has a long history of supporting health and health care in san francisco long before there was health reform, san francisco recognized the importance of health insurance and health care access and adopted cutting edge policies x programs that extended health insurance to more san franciscans, these included the healthy kids program which provides health insurance to low-income children, the health care accountability ordinance which requires contractors and less sees of city property to provi

i think, indeed. >> colleen? >> i'm always the optimist. i would definitely take a meeting. >> you guys, thank you so much for coming on the program. congratulations with all your success so far. and good luck going forward. does it move backwards? you can move out of here now. if any of you out there have a product or service and want feedback from our elevator pitch panel on your chances of getting investors, the address is yourbusiness@msnbc.com. please include a short summary of what your company does, how much money you're trying to raise and what you intend to do with the money. you never know, somebody out there watching the show may be interested in helping you. >>> time to answer some of your business questions. the first one is about giving someone a piece of your business. >> what percentage would an individual be given in a business if they brought nontangible items to the table other than financial? >> it's interesting, it's not an easy question to answer. but how do you figure out ownership? >> well, it's also always relative.

a week later, she was home in colleen, texas, where family and friends mourned her. it was june 28th, the day amber alt would have turned 22. >> we commend the almighty god for sister amber marie alt. >> reporter: the next day she was buried with full military honors. four family members received flags, her husband, father, mother and stepmother, each one was presented on behalf of a grateful nation. ♪ >> she always wanted to help. always. >> reporter: what is it you want them to know about your daughter? >> that she was willing to give everything. i want her to be their hero as well as mine. >> reporter: charles alt hopes his daughter's death serves as a reminder. that even as the war in afghanistan winds down, american troops continue to make the ultimate sacrifice. elaine quijano, cbs news, colleen, texas. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest on the investigation into the asiana plane crash in san francisco. >>> plus the manhunt for osama bin laden. john miller looks at the opportunities missed by pakistani authorities. >>> and m

. >> my name's colleen. we see a lot of homeless families in our predining room as well as in our free closing program and we're concerned. we think that -- i've been told to mention that our catholic social teaching actually instructs us first to take a look at how policies effect poor people, homeless people and the most venerable and that should be the most -- that haven't been addresseded and the process that we went through related to the single adult shelter system where we pinned a consensus, the whole community worked out issues of how to improve the shelter systems for adult. it took a while but we came up with something that could work and wouldn't have unintended consequences. it's a model for how we should be doing this. i'd like to bring up a couple things about /kal works. in order to apply for cal works they must be fingerprinted and photo imaged so that's a huge factor of fear. the second thing is that folks who are /tkobgsmented but are concerned about being seen [inaudible] you can be seen

the heart and soul of san francisco, i also want to acknowledge our public health representatives, colleen, thank you for staying the entire hearing, this is an interesting time that we're all living in and one thing that is evident is that this is the democratic process at work to the fullest definition where people are able to weigh in even if it is in two minute increments but they're able to weigh in on the process and have the ability to interact and shape the.public policy that we all are going to live by and i want to commend my colleague, the three of us today, whether we were in gio, and what committee is this, neighborhood services and safety committee, all of us are tackling really lofty policy discussions, earlier today, we heard supervisor mar's commitment to ensuring we have healthy and clean safe drinking water in our city and our partners in public health were there at the table, supervisor campos was talking about the affordable health care and i forgot what i was talking about, but i think it was just as important. >> thank you. >> it's really truly been a very long day.

. >> reporter: like many, colleen says she takes short cuts if she could, but looking for simple solutions might put some people at risk. there are pills on the market promising some protection. the doctors warn there's no scientific proof that pills will protect you pooh we don't have that just yet. we tell patients this is not a substitute for common since for protecting yourself. >> reporter: dr. sharon trotter is a skin cancer expert. another shortcut is people buying it with a higher spf, thinking they can useless. in fact, trotter says spf 15 blocks about 93% of harmful sun rays and spf 30 blocks about 97. when choosing cleghting, avoid wearing white. >> wearing darker shades such as red or black can increase your protection. they absorb the light. >> reporter: trotter said the key is respecting and not taking shortcuts that can burn you. linda so, abc2 news. >> studies are underway to develop pills that could offer protection. >>> if your allergies are driving you crazy but you can't pinpoint what triggers them, it's time for an allergy test. a skin test is common. it's done on the

depend on the irs's negotiations with the national treasury employees' union, however, union president colleen kelly doesn't think it's necessary for the irs to cancel employee awards. yelp is adding food delivery to its services. the review site will work with suburbs, e-24.com for delivery as well as pickup. the point of delivery is to attract and retain advertisers because display ads are the lifeblood of the company. it's hoping the added customers, keep customers on the site longer as they browse restaurants. speaking of food, jummy and scott, i don't know if you both like hamburger helper, general mills is making over the american staple, i'll explain why it's doing that coming up in the next hour. live at bloomberg headquarters in new york, i'm linda bell reporting for abc7 news, back to you. >> i'm not going to say as a bachelor, simple things, linda, simple things keeping me sustained. >> 75 degrees, 4:36. >> it's the second major mistake of its kind for metro in a week. we talked with a woman on a metro train that >> welcome back, 4:39 on 24 wednesday morning and we're off to a warm

colleen burns was taken to the er suffering from a drug overdose. although a nurse told doctors that burns was recovering those same doctors pronounced her dead. she was not dead and a number of signs clearly appointed to her being -- pointed to her being alive. doctors were getting ready harvest her organs when she woke up. burns has fully recovered from those injuries. >>> no city wants the title greatest increase in bedbug infestation. term next released a list of city that had the biggest jump. california came in on top of that list, followed by milwaukee, vegas, columbus and ohio and baltimore rounding out the top 5. >>> the u.s. is no longer the most obese nation. a report says mexico now holds the title. a third of adults in mexico are considered obese. the report blames the increase on the rising incomes and the nation's increasingly urban lifestyle. the u.s. did come in at number 2. >>> if your children throw temper tantrums because sleep seems unappealing it may be okay to let them stay up longer. a study suggest that is a set bedtime for

. >> colleen? >> i'm always the optimist. i would definitely take a meeting. >> all right. you guys, thank you so much for coming on the program. congratulations with all of your success so far. good luck. you can roll out of here now. >> flinstones. >> if any of you out there have a product or service and you want feedback from our elevator pitch panel on getting interested investors, send us an e-mail. the address is yourbusiness@msnbc.com. you never know, somebody out there watching the show may be interested in helping you. >>> it's time now to answer some of your business question. the first one is about giving someone a piece of your business. >> what percentage would an individual be given in the business if they brought nontangible items to the table other than financial. >> it's interesting. it's not an easy question to answer but how do you figure out ownership? >> it's always relative, maybe reputation so they might get a big stake in the business. if you're trying to figure out whether to give someone a big stake in your business based on reputation instead of c

>>i colleen from st. anthonys and we know that nutritious food is important for well being and we are a neighborhood with many small corner stores that sell processed foods and sodas and cigarettes and we have people living with disabilities and low income people in sro's and low income families struggling everyday and we serve many as our guest. people struggle to get food. lack nutritional and culturally appropriate in the neighborhood and limited to go out of the neighborhood to buy food. when they run out of food we see them in the dining room too. we support the healthy food retailer program and promotes healthy food and we're excited for the retailers to do and providing them with the existence and technical support to do that. expanding the number of healthy food retailers would let the neighborhoods be safer and secure and fighting against malnutrition and exists here in san francisco and poor health so thank you for sponsoring and co-sponsoring this legislation and we support it. >> thank you. is

. >> i have a couple of questions for colleen, i *f i'm sorry i missed the present tais and i'm waiting on the handouts, i may ask questions that you may have already addressed. when i look at healthy san francisco, i know people in the baby community that would qualify for healthy sf, but don't know about the problem, and so where i'm concerned with that is if people don't know about healthy san francisco, it's been on the market and out there for a bit of time, how are you going to do a better job of doing outreach and enrolling people in the affordable health care act that of which we'll be able to do in the fall? >> so, our first method of enrolling people is to look at who we have on healthy san francisco, as you said, there's a gap between your residents and healthy san francisco participants, we're looking specifically at converting the healthy san francisco participants into health care coverage. we recently applied for an outreach and education grant which we were not successful in getting probably because we have too much outreach to our population already, we identified in th

sure we do a lot of outreach to our target populations, that concludes the presentation, i know both colleen and i would be happy to answer questions. >> supervisor mar, any questions? >> i wanted to ask a couple of questions of our deputy director. my understanding is that mayor lee reinstituted the health council, and i wanted to know if you could talk a little bit about that, what the purpose or the role of the council will be going forward? >> yes, you're correct, the mayor announced this morning the reconstitution of the universal health care council, it will be led by director goober see ya, it will look at aca implementation in san francisco to maximize enrollment into health insurance and we'll look at the intersection of the sca, we anticipate that it will be convened this summer and may run for a couple of months, two or three months. >> one of the things that has been speculated is that maybe the council will look at the issue of gaps and i was wondering if you could talk a little bit about that. >> that is true, to look at what our local ordinances cover, what the health care --

. >> colleen taylor is a 19 year ayteran at ford. the new shift will mean another 900 jobs. >> it's amazing, amazing for me to think about. ut reporter: for terrell christian who had to transfer here when ford's st. louis plant closed in 2006, it's closmarkable turn around from the recession. ssio appreciate it because i inow that being out of work or oing fearful of being out of work is pretty hard on a person. pr reporter: sales of ford's f- series jumped 31% in may, and another 24% in june. >> june looks good. you know, it's like almost two years of growth reasons ford ree.o. alan mulally. >> but what do you attribute the surge in truck sales to. >> a number of things. .ne is the improving economy. the second is that the r:portance of the house market to that and the construction market. >> reporter: since the recession, the average age of a vehicle on the road has been climbing as people have held on ro their cars or trucks longer. m's now more than 11 years old. >> we think the average ages had kind of leveled out now. >> if tha

this joke was sent in by facebook fan colleen gaskins. a wife and her husband were laying in bed together one night watching "who wants to be a millionaire." at a commercial break the husband turned to his wife and said, honey, do you want to fool around tonight? she thought about it a moment and said, nah. >> okay. >> and her husband looked at her playfully and said is that your final answer? she just rolled her eyes and went -- yes. okay. so her husband thought about it a minute and then said, i'd like to use one of my lifelines. i'm going to call a -- shoot. say it. >> i'll phone a friend. gag on it. >> you were so close. >> i was right there. i was in the zone. >> you could taste it. >> and i blame it on my spray tan. >> it's time for bobbie's buzz. come on, b.t. >> i'm so upset about that. >> cute and funny. >> thank you for sending me this dress to wear today. >> amy motto. so i have a buzz. a new spray. i thought it was a fun headline. we're all obsessed with orbe. it helps with volume. it's dry shampoo essentially with a little ha

colleen burns suffered from a drug overdose and she was in a very dope coma, right. but the doctors diagnosed her as having a heart attack and saying she was brain dead. the hospital contacted the family and the family agreed to take her off life support and donate her organs and a nurse conducts a reflex test and a thing on the bottom of her to the and her lows curls down and lips and mouth moved. the nurse is notifying the doctor. and they failed to so if the drugs were out of her body which they were not. and failed to do a proper brain scan and get her in the operating rom and just about to harvest the organs and eyes are wide open. the hospital never investigated it or looked into it until the state health department looked into it and found in the investigation, the care was unacceptable. they fined the hospital $22,000. and that was for past mistakes and only $6,000 for this mistake and the hospital was asked by the family not to speak approximate this because the family never sowed the hospital and only say we have learned from this experience and modified ou

our next one is colleen. she wore this dress in her friends wedding in florida. >> that sheer look. >> it is. it's that long maxi look strapless. classic. >> here's what you did to update it. >> this was a dramatic transportation. this was about the styling and layering. layering is the easiest way to change up the look. we wanted to go for a more edgey downtown feel. a thin pleather jacket over the dress and a high-low hem line. it makes it look more of a run way inspired style versus a bridal aisle dress and it's all about the accessories here. leather, studs and gold. think outside of the box. not things you would typically wear to a wedding. perfect for a girl's night out and she looks fantastic. >> all right. colleen, you stay there. we're going to bring out lee who was in the same wedding. has the same dress. now, this is what obviously you saw what the dress looked like. here's what you did to lee. >> the accessories. >> it was and a small alteration. the reason i picked these two girls because they we

panel on the united states district court for the district of columbia in washington, including a judge colleen catelli, who was a clinton appointee. mr. perez's arguments have been rebuked by courts in arkansas about the civil rights for an institutionalized persons act, in new york in an education case, u.s. vs. brennan, in a florida case where perez's team was abusively prosecuting peaceful pro-life protesters, and in a major loss in court in florida when he was trying to force the state not to remove noncitizens from the voter rolls. apparently, florida in his mind was violating civil rights by saying nonvoters, noncitizens shouldn't be on the voting rolls. is this who is running the department of justice? is this the philosophy they are having in washington? the department has filed and is considering lawsuits against a growing list of states that have enacted immigration legislation including alabama, arizona, utah, indiana, georgia and south carolina. although mr. perez was not involved in the department's lawsuit against alabama, my state, he has issued threats and engaged in intimidati

host: colleen is from rutherford, new jersey, republican line good morning. caller: i was a teenager in california and i have lots of family members, especially young nieces and nephews out there. i always liked jerry brown and he was my governor when i was a teenager. my big problem was, he supported the prison unions and let me finish. california needs to wake up especially in george zimmerman case. california has the most absurd three strike laws. they lock up youths from 18 to 22. i can't begin to tell you all of the young black males in prison. the fact that if you as a young male, if you urinate in public depending on what county what city you are in california, they can charge you with misdemeanor or felony and the felony means that you are a registered sex offender. guest: i don't know about the law myself. i do agree with the general proposition if we think that almost everything, california is a america brought to extreme. this also the case with the prison situation. america is outlier of how many people we incarcerate. i think the mandatory senten

this joke was sent in by facebook fan colleen gaskins. a wife and her husband were laying in bed together one night watching "who wants to be a millionaire." at a commercial break the husband turned to his wife and said, honey, do you want to fool around tonight? she thought about it a moment and said, nah. >> okay. >> and her husband looked at her playfully and said is that your final answer? she just rolled her eyes and went -- yes. okay. so her husband thought about it a minute and then said, i'd like to use one of my lifelines. i'm going to call a -- shoot. say it. >> i'll phone a friend. gag on it. >> you were so close. >> i was right there. i was in the zone. >> you could taste it. >> and i blame it on my spray tan. >> it's time for bobbie's buzz. come on, b.t. >> i'm so upset about that. >> cute and funny. >> thank you for sending me this dress to wear today. >> amy motto. so i have a buzz. a new spray. i thought it was a fun headline. we're all obsessed with orbe. it's dry shampoo essentially with a little. this is dry conditioner