mike, mike, mike, we're life gifts. we are gift. you might as well -- i might as well have a bow around a body part like my head or something. >> yes? >> don't even think. >> the gift, smart, smart laid. >> i thank you, quince. >> i thank you. your welcome, guys. >> the life gift. >> it is what it is. i am a gift. >> thank you, the men are the gift. i'm calling this the gift. >> gift harris. >> hey, bob? robert? >> you can call me anything. >> hey, bobby? >> i am a gift. >> hey, you really are. >> listen, in my opinion, you know, we have the piece that produces the babe. >> i right. >> you marry the person that you love, and you have a child with that person, that you love. the rest of life is a gift. the child, the clothes, the food, all the way through until the 26th when they finish college -- >> what do they say? life is a gift, that's why they call it the present. >> the present. we've got to get to this guy here. real quickly, flank steak, wants to know how to cook a flank steak. >> hold on a second. wait, wait. here name is l

a search for gift a vet's tax id number didn't return any results for a nonprofit or charity. still collectors told our hidden cameras this. >> but we file tacks under 501c. >> reporter: they says said they partner with organizations throughout santa clara county including the veteran affairs court. >> we get them enrolled in the homeless veterans recovery program. >> reporter: that program doesn't exist and the acting director of the county office of veteran services told us he's never heard of gift a vet. a spokesman for the veterans court said the court does not nor has ever had any relationship of any kind with gift a vet for fallean mintz or dorothy arndt. arndt is listed as the group's president. >> she's out seven days a week a lot of times directly helping veterans. >> reporter: just weeks later when we asked to speak with her, mi mintz said she's been ill for the past year and we never saw her. records show both have a history of arrests. arndt is listed on the illinois sex offender registry convicted of aggravated sexual abuse of a 15-year-old. mintz was arrested in

don't give them a gift. >> i don't remember. >> that means you didn't give a gift. >> i give the gifterybody and people started to make fun of me. >> what was it. >> it was normally glass. what was the famous glass company. >> tiffany. >> not that expensive. >> okay. >> it is waterford. >> waterford. >> thank you, sue. >> a clock. >> waterford clock and a sign that says a, to the end of time. >> no, to about time and the rest of your life. >> why did they make fun of you. >> every wedding, the same darn clock. >> it isn't like giving away phones and stuff. >> spoon. >> spoons. >> you give a spoon. >> or a set. >> a set of spoons. >> a set of spoons. >> flat wear. >> not just one spoon. >> here's a spoon. >> a set. >> so to mark your wonderful time together, or whatever. >> that is nice. >> think of me every day they will look and think of me, every time. >> who wants to think of you have day, that is a little will much. >> it is a lot of money. especially when people start to plan bachelor party in vegas oracle. >> it is way too expensive. >>> so i know somebody hoist an etiquette exp

>> gift a vet. >> reporter: a man who identified himself as bob told our undercover camera how gift aet works. >> security deposit. take them to the v.a., get their paperwork done. >> reporter: the men set up in front the grocery stores saiks six days a week next to an american flag and an ammo box collecting donations. >> roughly $200, $250 on the weekends. the money will provide outreach money to get to the veterans living outdoors. >> i think it is a scam. >> reporter: but bill hampshire isn't buying it. >> he served in the air force 20 years and began questioning after his wife gave the men some cash. >> the first guy said almost 100% of their donations went to veterans. when i asked the second guy hoch he got to keep he admitted they keep 40% of a tul donations. >> reporter: he says the more he asked the more flags popped up about the legitimacy of the group. >> why are you basically pretending or implying that you are a veteran and tricking these money into donating. >> i worked in the dod. i was an economist. >> i did get this injury on deployment. >> reporter: not according to

the gift of connection, the gift of communication, the gift of spontaneity, the gift of the child in your heart, the gift of enlightenment, the gift of being a part and being aware of a creating, letting things come to you. it's just a fascinating experience. anybody who compose or play music in a spontaneous way has a sense of optimism that the other people normally wouldn't have. and this is what i love about it-- that a lot of people feel not so optimistic about the world, but when you play jazz, you have to feel optimistic. it's that sense of discovering. it's like, you know, knowing who you are, and you're doing through a process. >> hinojosa: sometimes people feel like, you know, when they go into a modern art museum and maybe they don't get the painting, sometimes people feel like, "well, i like jazz, but i don't exactly understand it." what do you want to say to those people? >> first of all, be exposed to it. that's important. be exposed, because somewhere in... >> hinojosa: open your ears. >> yes. everybody, every human being, has the right to be free. every human being has

everyone knows what it is like to rub two nickels together to buy a gift for someone. he is a champion of the marginalized. a lot of his subjects are about regular old people. that is mostly in new york. a great story "a cop and the anthem" is about a homeless person who is trying to get arrested so we can spend the night in jail and have a warm night and emile. -- a meal. he ends up instead finding salvation in another way and that is the twist. o. henry's characters are the number one thing that people i think enjoy when they read a story and the characters that o. henry depicts armie and you telling our stories, it is kind of a fictionalized nonfiction world. what i want people to take away when they come to the museum is the fact there is a number of stories in his catalog based here in texas. if you think of him as a new york writer and you are thinking, why is he talking about these storylines are whatnot -- it is important to fill in those gaps and it also allows you to talk about -- he was one of the first waves of western writers. some of his stories go back e

people who buy gift cards a lot.ve the approvals for it to roll out over the course of the next year. it will be large. >> it's important because people felt they lagged in loyalty. that's what i needed to hear. you just made a good acquisition. i want people to understand even an outfit like lions data is part of your client base. talk about the new acquisition. >> achievers is fascinating. people have given employees rewards when they reach ten years. you throw it in the corner of the decembering. achievers recognizes that especially in younger employees rewards need to be about accomplishments, project wins, et cetera. they need to be tied with recognition. this company built a platform. it will be the next h.r. platform where it manages all of that stuff to a budget. let management do what it wants from employee tracking and incentive but does inside the corporate infrastructure, socially, tons of recognition tied to rewards. >> what confused me is i know if you do gift cards at christmas and holiday time then th

gift card.hat, then use that card to buy your back to school items. now, to see my reports online go to abc7news.com and click on the sections tab. then, select 7 on your side. >> just ahead, it was his last day on the job. >> this was not an easy decision to dispute. >> san jose's state's presidents to head back to his native to head back to his native aa chance to try somethinglook. different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. take advantage of our summer offers. get this low mileage lease on select ats models, in stock the longest, for around 269 per month. >>> president of san jose state university is saying goodbye to his job and beginning a role as chief advisor to the president of afghanistan. his last day is today. he leaves for afghanistan later this week. cheryl jennings spent time with him, learning about his new opportunity. >> that was a major decision, not an easy decision. you know? to put myself. >> reporter: we met with the san jo

gift card.hat, then use that card to buy your back to school items. now, to see my reports online go to abc7news.com and click on the sections tab. then, select 7 on your side. >> just ahead, it was his last day on the job. >> this was not an easy decision to dispute. >> san jose's state's presidents to head back to his native a new sea chance to tryew look. something different. this summer, challenge your preconceptions and experience a cadillac for yourself. ♪ the 2015 cadillac srx. lease this from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. i'm a senior field technician for pg&e here in san jose. pg&e is using new technology to improve our system, replacing pipelines throughout the city of san jose, to provide safe and reliable services. raising a family here in the city of san jose has been a wonderful experience. my oldest son now works for pg&e. when i do get a chance, an opportunity to work with him, it's always a pleasure. i love my job and i care about the work i do. i kno

>> gift a vet. >> a man who identifies himself as bob told our under cover cameras how gift a vet helpseterans. >> we put security deposits on apartments for a veteran. we'll take them to the va and get their paperwork done. >> they set up in front of the grocery store next to an american nothing and box for donations. >> the majority of the funds that go into this box provides outreach it get to veterans living outdoors to the va. >> i think it's a scam. >> i don't understand how it can be anything but. >> the retired major served for 20 years and began questioning after his wife, also a veteran gave them some cash. >> the first guy said that almost 100% of the donations went to veterans. but when i asked the second guy how much he got to keep and he admitted that they keep 40% of the donations. >> he said the more he asked, the more flags popped up about the legitimacy of the group. >> while you are pretending or implying you are a veteran. >> i worked for the dod. >> not according to the dod. they e-mailed the unit saying they don't have a record of his name on file. type in gift a v

>> gift a vet. >> the man identified as bob told our undercover cameras how gift a vet helps veterans we put security deposits on apartment for a veteran. we will take them to the va, to get all their paperwork done. >> they set up in front of grocery stores six days a week, next to an american flag and ammo box for donations. >> average box is roughly 200, 250 on the weekend. >> majority of the funds go into the box provide outreach money to get veterans living outdoors to the va. >> i think it is a scam. >> bill hamshier isn't buying it. he served the air force 20 years, and began questioning after his wife gave the men cash. >> the first guy had said almost 100% of donations went to veterans. then when i asked the second guy how much he got to keep, he admitted they keep 40% of all donations. >> he said the more he asked, the more flags popped up about legitimacy of the group. >> why are you basically pretending or implying you're a veteran and tricking people into donating money to you. >> i worked for the pentagon six years. >> i got this injured from dod. >> they e-mailed saying

the police athletic league is expected to receive the largest gift in the 68 year history.etails are kept under raps who the donor is. pal connects people kids with mentors across the city. >>> investigators into the two-police involved shootings in philadelphia. >>> walmart will stop selling semi automatic rifles like ar-15s. how can i help my daughter with her reading? [beep] searching for help with dachshund breeding. why do you not get me? [beep] i do. this is what it feels like for kids with learning and attention issues. redirecting to understood.org. office of the second city theater company. four firefights and a building worker suffered minor injuries. yesterday's fire did not reach the theater, just the offices. the blaze started in the kitchen of a restaurant next to the theater and spread through the roof. the fire caused expensive damage. >>> police in louisiana cap yo- captured a man who killed a police officer and stabbed three people. police use tear gas to get the suspect out of the gas station. the started as a domestic disturbance and believes the suspect

and as citizens of these united states, we were granted a gift, the most precious gift of all, the gift of freedom. and that is a very, very, very expensive gift. for it is paid for in the sacrifice in the blood from those who came before us. and it is our responsibility, the responsibility of the living to pass that gift along, to pay it forward to the next generation, to the next group of children. and today that gift is being paid for all over the world by soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines, soldiers of the united states army at this moment, great soldiers, are deployed and engaged in combat operations across the globe. they are simultaneously screwing adversaries and assuring allies, building increase partner capacity -- scurrying. providing images support, disrupting terrorist networks. whatever they are, american soldiers are displaying courage, commitment and character. they are demonstrating unparalleled confidence and agility, and no matter the children, how complex the environment or how dangerous the situation, our soldiers when. and just a very short distance from here, j

>> gift event. >> a man who identified himself as bob told our under cover cameras how gift a vet helps veterans. >> put security deposits on apartments for veterans. we'll take them to the v.a. and get the paperwork done. >> the men set up six days a week next to an american flag and an ammo box for donations. >> in the average box is roughly $200. >> the majority of funds will provide outreach money to get the veterans who are living outdoors to the v. v.a. >> reporter: bill hampsure isn't buying it. he served for 20 years and began questioning after his wife, also a veteran gave the men some cash. >> the first guy had said almost 100% of donations went to the veterans but then when i asked the second guy how much he got to keep and he admitted that they keep 40% of the donations. >> reporter: he said the more he asked the more flags popped up. >> why are you implying that you are a veteran and tricking these people into donating money to you. >> i did get this injury on deployment. >> reporter: not according to the d.o.d. the agency e-mailed saying it doesn't have any record of his n

she had a gift she realized. she had to market her gift. she said that she would send all her works to the kings and queens of the world. they were so impressed that she started to make money. she became the first female professional writer of the middle ages. then, she was really angry that women were being treated so horribly. there were such prejudices. the women did not know because the women could not read. she became a champion not only for her children, but for women of her lifetime. she reached out and wrote all kinds of inspirational stories. how to teach women to deal with their societies. so that is christina. helena augusta -- i have two medieval women, five revolutionary women. abigail adams is my tribute to the stay-at-home moms. especially for those who are now in iraq fighting the war. abigail is a true american "shero". isn't that cool. i like that word. john adams was gone all the time. he was making the declaration of independence doing peace treaties in europe, and she was left at home inoculating the children, keeping t

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you're opening a gift, a gift and i want you to be ecstatic with this gift. >> you put a lot of thought into it. >> a lot of thought in the gift. it's not the gift right there. you rip open the box, you love it. what is it that we would get you number one on your list? >> am i saying it? >> a watch. >> and your guy, your buddy, what is his name? >> matt. >> open that up please. >> sheinelle, i didn't forget about you. your gift is not a present. hold on, you're thinking. i see you outside your family on a beach. you just won want a day off with your family on the beach. open up that card. read that. >> happy birthday. >> this is concerning. >> dear peter, please wish your buddy matt a very happy birthday for me. erica, you deserve it. treat yourself to the nice watch you've been wanting. >> they've been working so hard. they deserve it. >> wow. >> that is crazy. >> are you kidding me? >> wow. >> walking away. >> get out of my -- >> killing me. we're getting a big wrap in our ear. we'll be watching america's got talent. you should too. live in tuesday and wednesday night at 8:00, 7:00 ce

cards are not just for gifting.n be used on things you are already planning to buy. >> to that end she went online and bought is discounted macy's card at giftcardgranny.com. >> i know whatever i buy i saved 13%. on to top of that i was using coupons and looking for sale items. i was able to stack by gift cards with sale items and using coupons from the store, as well. >> she goes in, she goes shopping. now look at her receipt. $69.50. and then $41.70. 15 did dollars -- $15 discount. >> at the mall she also bought gap gift cards because they are offering a special deal. >> they have a promotion if you buy $150 in gap gift cards, you get a 20% savings in a visa gift card back. >> remember, even when standing in line you can sometimes buy a discounted gift card before making your purchase. then use that card to buy your back to school items. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> oh, yeah. whew! dad's still got it. >> look at him go. san francisco police officer joseph marte can break it down on the dance floor bene

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the department during your 10 you are but the san francisco general hospital foundation they've got gifts and we've met in the san francisco general and the capital campaigns we want to wish many karen's the best and thank her for the great success in the department want to acknowledge laguna honda has hair medical annual retreat and medical leadership and those are listed in the report also just to thank laguna honda for attending the 2015 aids walk that happened july 19th we are really working and trying to support our dpw hiring ability and so we're doing a lion an improvement practice win our human resources department to really look at how we can streamline and improve our hiring practice to get the right candidates so this will be an ongoing process for the next coming years and most importantly we've define work to achieve our ability to hire as quickly as possible also want to do a shout out to alice the class and institute health and scholarship the goal to strengthen the leadership of no matter oversees across the health care system and connect and desire to create new approache

and you're opening up a gift. and i want you to be ecstatic with the gift. >> do you have the gift?ot the gift there. you rip over the box and you love it. what is it we would get you number on the list? >> am i saying it? >> tell us all out loud. >> a watch. >> and your buddy, what is his name? >> matt. >> matt. open that up, please. >> oh. >> and i didn't forget about you, sheinelle. your gift is not a present. hold on. >> i'm going -- >> i see you outside with your family on a beach. you just want a day off with your family on the beach. is that in your mind? >> how? open that card up. read that. happy birthday. >> out loud. >> dear peter please wish your buddy matt a happy birthday for me. erica, treat yourself to the nice watch you've been wanting. >> they've been working so hard! they serve it. >> wow! >> are you kidding me? >> that's crazy! >> erica is walking away. get out of my head! >> so we have to let this go. we'll be watching "america's got talent" you should be too. tuesday and wednesday night at 8:00 7:00 central. if you come back i'll tell you about the watch i want

it is part of the gifts given to the church. >> if you have an example of a teaching they may have gone out and declared? >> done it in the past that the immaculate conception was one. they could, it would be possible to declare the sanctity of life and being against that through abortion and that is evil. to turn -- church already teaches that it has not chosen to define that infallibly. the magisterium has taught but not in an infallible white >> again this is a topic we talk about for a long time. the two presence of jesus in the eucharist. >> that means jesus is truly present by the body blood soul and divinity. i think it's enormous. i see many young people who they are really good catholics and they just don't get the understanding of the eucharist. and i think part of it is you have to deal down when you see the eucharist, you have to be focused on christ and it's the body and blood of christ and that is the ancient and current teaching of the church. >> again we can read more about these things. hell and purgatory. the church has always had a hell exist. they said -- they never

everyone is gifted by god. everyone has the capacity to live a life of dignity and purpose and meaning. our founders created a country in which you have the right to find and use your god-given gifts to fulfill your potential. let me leave you with what this country must be. think of lady liberty. she stands tall and strong as america must always be. she is clear-eyed and resolute. she does not shield her eyes from the realities of the world. she looks out to the world and holds her towards high because she knows she is a beacon of hope in a troubled world. lady justice, who holds a sword at her side because she is a fighter. she is a warrior for the values and principles that have made this nation great. she for the scale. she says all of us are equal in the eyes of god and so all of us must be equal in the eyes of the law and government, powerful and powerless alike. and she wears a blindfold. i believe she says it must be true that in this nation, and this century, and it can be true. it does not matter who

mother nature is giving us a gift of sun and low humidity. but first, stay inside and hang with us for a second. >> reporter: a few hours. >> while we talk about this fabulous forecast. >> reporter: we've been luck on the weekends, i've been trying to to remember when we had a bad weekend. >> very nice down the shore. >> reporter: very lucky down the shore. there's our view from the temple university camera. we have sunshine in philadelphia. the only area picking up any cloud cover is extreme southern portions of cape may county. sitting in the 50s north and west tanersville 50 degrees in the mountains. martins creek 59. quakertown, 56. coatsville, 58. ken net square 59 and oxford 58. mid 60s south and east, gandys beach. 64. cinnaminson 64 and buena 65. there's an area of high pressure up here it is trying to sneak down from the north. that will push all this cloud cover farther to the south. what you're waking up to in places like the villas, cape may, wildwood, all that should pull away as the day wears on. 9:00 a.m., 74 degrees, 1:00 p.m.

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bring your gift to any sleep train, and help a foster child start the school year right. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. >> covering los altos, antioch, petaluma and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> if you were in san francisco at twin peaks this is the view you would have over the downtown area, the financial district and the bay bridge. we will have more on remark and weather coming up in a couple of minutes. >> new deficit in the criminal case surrounding a chinatown gang leader, raymond "shrimp boy" chow. this woman, the prosecutor, is now on paid leave. this is after papers filed by raymond "shrimp boy" chow's attorney claiming the file agents investigated her as part of a racketeering proud. she said she will be exonerated of claims of wrong doing. shrimp shrimp will go on trial this fall. >> people in palo alto are breathing a sigh of relief after explosives were detonated. a resident found world war ii grenades and shells cleaning a him on webster street. here is a picture showing the hole the bomb squad used to thr

a gift is a gift, i'll take it anyway. we will be right b >>> and windows down coming into work today, going back with the radio blasting between news radio and old school funk. >> it is his dream. >> beautiful outside. nice to have a cloudy, cool day after a stretch of hot weather. but today had that fall vibe in the air. >> yes, it did. >> let you know we are not too far away now, another month or so until schools go back and football on the tv. >> that is right. >> we have some summer weather to get through. don't get too excited. we will be back toward 90 this weekend. we are looking london-like outside philadelphia today. spring garden street looking live outside of our studios here at cbs broadcast center looking east toward river down spring garden street and it looks really nice outside at the moment. just clouds in place but we are not seeing any rain in the city just a couple showers. cloud tried to break up. little filtered sun during the day but in the a bad looking evening if you want to get outside and go for

and one last thing -- order today, and keith will include a free surprise gift.tempo music plays ] >> [ laughs ] >> whoo! you know what? you always look like you're having so much when you're playing the guitar. >> i love playing guitar. and it should be fun. >> you know, so many of us have always wanted to learn to play but we always thought it was too difficult. >> it's true. i'll say, i meet people backstage a lot at our meet-and-greets when i tour, and the most common thing i hear people say is, "oh, i wish i'd learned an instrument when i was younger. you know, i so regret not learning instrument." but the thing is, you don't have to be 6. you can start anytime in your life. you learn one chord, you learn a second chord, and you just do it slowly, and before you know it you're playing a bunch of songs. >> see? it's easy. it's fun. and keith's done all the work for you! think about that. he put together this 50-piece collection that you can't find anywhere else. and thank you so much, keith for taking time off your very, very busy tour right now. we loved hav

penney is gifting all 500 of them with a gift card to get a back-to-school outfit.ing for back to school. do you think they're excited about it? >> wow? >> wow! >> how amazing is that? >> hats off. i have to say hats off. hats off to lilliana and j.c. penney and to the boys and girls club. thanks so much. >>> we'll be back in a moment but first this is "today" on nbc. >> i feel like oprah. >>> oh, my gosh, you guys, what >>> right now at 11:00, a mystery on the bay bridge, a woman running away from officers falls 75 feet down into the water, but where is she now? good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. and i'm vicky nguyen in for kris sanchez. >> stephanie chuang is live in san francisco. of all people, investigators with a dumptruck, why is that? >> oakland investigators are questioning a dump truck driver who apparently in the last hour, hour and a half walked into

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if i got a macy's gift card, how much can you get? >> 5-30% off most times. >> that's still something. our next one we have the loyalty app for whatever store you might like to go to on a regular basis. >> we don't always think about the other places we go like famous footwear and target. target recently gave up to 50% off on outdoor summer toys and swim wear and for back to school, they're giving special discounts. consider looking into your favorite retailer. >> if i go to oldnavy.com and find the app on the app store? >> take a look and see what they've got. just search by the name of the store you like to go to. >> loyalty ap ps. last one, shop kick. >> this one is kind of fun. it game fews the idea of shopping. you turn it on before you walk in the store. it will recognize that you're in the store and give you extra points. then it will call out certain sales and promotions happening around the store. if you scan certain items with your camera phone while you're in the store, you can get even more points. you can use these points

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to be simple 'tis the gift to be free ♪ never thought i would be part of the ceremony, so i'm exciteds will be publicly's third time up. >> i got to sing for john paul ii, and also as part of the choir that saying for benedict. roz: the choir will be part of a choir. >> we have a lot of regional composers who have written for this mess. mass, we havethis 19 new compositions. roz: one rehearsal down, another half-dozen to go. month to go, the mass will be held at the basilica one september 23. thousands will be watching. live in northeast d.c., roz plater, abc 7 news. roz, they thanks, sounded great for never having sung together before. should be a heck of a show. still ahead, a serious crash in new york city. the latest on the injuries and investigation. also, a massive firefighting effort in the west. much progress is being made in what is in the path of the wildfires. and hailed as heroes. leon: a bus packed with casino goers slammed into a building in new york city. a driver cut off the bus, forcing it on to the curb. five people on the bus and one person in the building were hurt

rosa former physician that made a generous $400,000 to the gift fund a few months ago to benefit endf life programs in the hospital we have created a new program on the last item on the budget list so the hero are some examples of the budget items that are proposed by the clinic leadership the lodging fund for that 9 members and a or families those at the end of life to be reunits with their loved ones during the last days and the next it the comfortable the model that many hospitals provide end of life care that create a comfortable suit which is like a single room with home like decorations and couches for families and friends and comfortable chairs and soft latin-american the third example is the berealism support so the residents and families to remember those who have passed away in the past years so again we here by request the health commission do you want and exhaustive the laguna honda budget for the 2018 and i can answer any questions that you might have related to this fund >> commissioner karshmer. >> thank you for presenting this and certainly we see the wonderful work t

the next gift card you get could be an e-gift card. been around for years but now they're really catching on. online gift card sales are increasing by nearly 30% a year. 97% offer online while only 3% of local retailers offer them. they do seem to be a favorite of last-minute shoppers. one out of every four gift cards sold in december are purchased between december 21 and 24. if you're a verizon wireless customer, big changes you need to know about. the company will no longer subsidize the cost of your smartphone. so if you buy a $600 phone, that's pretty much what you're going to pay, $600. people used to be able to get heavily subsidized phones if they signed a two-year contract. verizon is going to do away with those contracts. there will be big discounts for those buying larger data plans. >> it will be interesting to see how this works. >> thanks, michael. >>> well, abc 7 news reporter david louie tweeted out this picture of a landmark of sorts. this is a sun dog. so what does that mean? that's when it creates colors. >> pretty co

>> give them better gifts? >> it's true. >> and it's better gifts and gifts.so that's one interesting aspect of this. the french are trying to establish a trading relationship by giving stuff away. there's a high initial investment of giving gifts. so what else can -- if the british rely on just sitting in these little forts on hudson bay, what can the french do? yeah. >> they actually go out to the indian forts and communeicate directly. >> that's exactly what they do. the french begin moving west. they go into northern canada. the french are moving out into the western interior of north america and trying to get to indians. they are going to the trading partners rather than waiting for them to go to hudson bay. they are working a lot harder. when are the -- let's see. are the western indians without a negotiating position, without leverage? what do they say? we'd love to have a trading relationship with you, if -- for example, recent years the french abandon us, i did send to hudson bay. as long as the frenchman remains in our lands, we promise not to go els

penney is gifting all 500 of them with a gift card to get a back-to-school outfit.g for back to school. do you think they're excited about it? >> wow? >> wow! >> how amazing is that? >> hats off. i have to say hats off. hats off to lilliana and j.c. penney and to the boys and girls club. thanks so much. >>> we'll be back in a moment but first this is "today" on nbc. >> i feel like oprah. >>> oh, my gosh, you >>> right now at 11:00 -- all aboard the pope train. if you want to see the pope in philadelphia, you have another chance in the transit lottery that could put you in center city on the day of the papal visit. you have all day today to enter that lottery on septa's website. monique braxton is live in center city with where those passes can be used. >> reporter: hi, chris. i should tell you septa buses won't be picking up passengers at stops like these when the pope is in town. if you're coming from delaware county or montgomery county, you may try your look a

the dylan narrative was the gift -- was another gift. it was published in paris in 1782 and it shows in detail the landscape of newport, rhode island after the army's arrival. the map not only shows major roads, but also fortification, the and kidman's of each regiment, and the placement of the french fleet to protect the harbor. bywould have been occupied british forces from december 1776 through october 1779. many of the tod's inhabitants fled during the first deportation of troops. those who remained were obliged to compete with their occupiers for supplies and shelter. 1778, there was a collaboration on an attempt to retake newport. this operation is reflected on the map. you will all have a chance to come up and take a closer look. thecartographer notes defense destroyed by sullivan and the carcasses of ships sunk by the british when they learned of the approach. after the arrival of henry clinton, the troops in newport were sent to the southern colonies. by october 1779, the army was preparing to depart newport. the presence of the

presentation, grandma opens the bag, dad takes his gift out, looks at the shirt and puts it down.sn't really comprehend. grandma, she does. >> oh, no, no, no! oh my god! oh! we're going to be grandparents! >> clueless. guys we are so clueless. >> they posted a second video where you can see them. >> i'm going to be a grandpa! >> it could have been no more obvious. literally. just woop. >> oh, no, no, no! >>> prepare to be blown away by the two videos i'm going to show you, this first one involves a ski-doo 600 rs, a snowmobile on the water. it races toward this ramp full speed ahead, up in the air, full back flip. >> they can do this now? >> they can't. >> that's a wild thing. >> it is believed that this is a world's first backflip on a snowmobile on water. >> they're hoping if it is, it will make it into the "guinness book of world records." this next video you'll love because it involves some of our favorite dudes out there from dude perfect and this time they're going to play a game of golf pga style. >> pga of course standing for plastic golf association. let's do it! >> all t

presentation, grandma opens the bag, dad takes his gift out, looks at the shirt and puts it down. doesn't really comprehend. grandma, she does. >> oh, no, no, no! oh my god! oh! we're going to be grandparents! >> clueless. guys we are so clueless. >> they posted a second video where you can see them. >> i'm going to be a grandpa! >> it could have been no more obvious. literally. just woop. >> oh, no, no, no! >>> prepare to be blown away by the two videos i'm going to show you, this first one involves a ski-doo 600 rs, a snowmobile on the water. it races toward this ramp full speed ahead, up in the air, full back flip. >> they can do this now? >> they can't. >> that's a wild thing. >> it is believed that this is a world's first backflip on a snowmobile on water. >> they're hoping if it is, it will make it into the "guinness book of world records." this next video you'll love because it involves some of our favorite dudes out there from dude perfect and this time they're going to play a game of golf pga style. plastic golf association. let's do it! >> all the guys grab their plastic

the bay area will descend upon the plaza and go through these arts and crafts and by some holiday gifts. >> that would be amazing. thank you so much for the hard work that you do. >> [gavel] welcome to the regularly scheduled dawg 24 meeting of the san francisco ethics commission. first calling the roll commissioner andrews. >> here. >> commissioner hayon. >> [inaudible] >> commission hur. >> here. >> commissioner keane. >> here. >> and all present and accounted for. moving the secretary item on the agenda public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda. do we have any members of the public who want to speak? please