i have from commissioner mei berger. >> we are going to go forward. >> commissioner mei berger for 5 months prior to that was quoted. we have the five 5-year and the 10-year. that means the year 6-10. prima 3.35 and the benchmark 6.92. >> they were because of that? >> yes. >> great. thank you. >> mr. clerk, let me back up for a second. discussion item 10a which is a discussion item. b, we are going to table it. >> there is no proxy. >> b is an item in case there is a proxy item to report. all you need is public comment. >> okay. thank you. >> let's take public comment on this item. >> public speaker: you mentioned europe and you mentioned china. i'm just curious as to whether you read in the media all the time about the much less level of liquidity in financial markets. i'm just curious whether or not that has the members of the board and staff concern that there might be some ill liquidy event that is hard to say in the future. i don't mean to be a chicken little type of guy and i don't mean to imply that you should react to every news item, but things are starting to come out of le

do you think that has had any major berger on how events have panned out during the course of the last five or six days? >> regrettably not. it shows the sentment of the greek people, and that is a message that will resonate through the politics of other countries in the periphery of europe and other countries affected by the crisis. in the long run the referendum may well have an effect, but it didn't have an effect on this negotiation. >> professor, thank you for speaking to "france 24." we apologize to our viewers for the audio quality there. you can get the latest situation on the greek situation on our website. check out our website and live blog on france24.com. you can get all the developments this evening from there. now the deadline has been extended three times in the past 10 days. we are not talking about greece but iran and six world powers who have now given themselves until monday to reach a deal on the islamic nuclear program. there have been progress, but officials describe the talks as painfully slow. here is more. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry's motorcade arri

we thank you for being here, jim woolsey, michael hayden, sandy berger and dennis ross. thank you. >> ifill: the iran nuclear deal is just one of the many issues that could be turned inside out by the next president of the united states. we turn now to another of our periodic conversations with the candidates "running" for the job. republican bobby jindal, the governor of louisiana. welcome, governor. >> gwen, thank you for having me. >> ifill: you said today this would be a dangerous deal this iran deal the president announced today. have you had a chance to study it? why do you feel that? >> i have, gwen and this is why i think it is a bad deal for the united states, for israel and our allies. several details that are troubling. if iran keeps thousands of centrifuges, we don't truly get 24-7 inspections, they're not cutting off ties with hamas and other terrorist groups. i worry, under this president's deal, we could end up with a nuclear arms race in the middle east. you could see sunni countries trying to buy this technology from pakistan. i hope secretary clinton wh

commissioner mei berger is talking about global warming and clean energy. these are things that we have not talked about since 2013. so what i'm wondering do we hit the reset button every time we leave this room. ultimately this is the third time you heard this issue. this is the third time. the social investment procedures, specifically call on positive investments as an option to take along with levels 1 and 2. having activated your social investment procedures of fossil fuels. the idea of fossil free investment was proposed by your staff in that vain there is no reason that you can not take action on today. i know i'm passed my time. i will take one more minute. the fossil free index proposed is out performing all other indexes that you have net of fees at the level that you will be investing at. the energy sectors is equally performing group today. it's harder and harder to say you will lose money by divesting or have that conversation instead of discussing how much you are losing by not divesting. >> thank you very much. >> is there anybody else? >> i

. >> commissioner cohen, no, commissioner bridges, no, mei berger, no, driscoll, no, commissioner make ras, no, jordan, no, stans bury. >> the motion fails. >> i will put a motion for staff consideration. >> could you please do a roll call on this vote. >> commissioner cohen, mei berger, jordan, pakras, stans bury. >> could you recount the vote for me. >> i don't have that. >> i'm sorry. >> thank you, motion passes 4-3. all right. mr. clerk, could you call the next item, please. >> item seven. an action item review and approval of amended proxy voting policy, policy on environmental related shareholder proposals. >> colleague, at the last meeting you asked staff to come forward on how to amend to give the voters more flexibility to vote for shareholder proposals around environmental issues and the proxy consultant on iss what you see before you is their recommended policy to cover a broad range of esg issues on the proxy voting process. what this is is a top level screen sets that if the proxy item touches on environmental issues, the preponderance of evidence of us having the retireme

berger said he sold 600 tickets. the baltimore fop continues to support the six officers but neither the union nor the officers support this fundraiser -- >> this is not the type of fund-raising that they would be involved in in any way. it is not something they would take any money from or accept any donations as a result of a fund-raising of this type. >> david collin was reporting. the president of the local naacp chapter says tonight, the fund raiser is unbelievable, highly inappropriate and reflects tone deafness in the times in which we live. >>> now at 6:00 dramatic testimony in a high-profile murder. key witness took the stand today and the questions about a picture that could play a big role in the charles severance case. >>> her death suicide but the controversy suspect over. how it is reigniting the debate about your rights when pulled over by police. >>> metro under fire transit agency officials grilled today for not following their own rules to keep riders safe. >>> we begin with politics though. tonight

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berger depot in albany is closing for good tonight. after 35 years of serving customers six days a week the husband and wife owners of the family run business have decided it's time to retire and enjoy life. >> i have two fantastic grandkids, i love them, i want to spend more time with them. >> they're just such hardworking people who do the best to provide for their family, and to give as much as they can to their customers. >> he's part of the neighborhood. they know everybody. it's like family. so he's been a good neighbor and a good friend. and serves a grade burger we're going to miss him in the neighborhood. >> several customers have been leaving behind thoughtful notes for the family. burger depot closes tonight at 9:30. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 9:00, the girlfriend of an oakland a's player honored at a bay area pride event today. >>> temperatures warmed up a bit today. it's so mild out there right now, with the cloud cover, 65 degrees in san francisco. what about the second half of your weekend. the warmup's on the way

. >> commissioner mei berger. sorry. >> thank you. i'm patrick mantsa. i'm very disappointed when my request was turned down and you received only a hard copy. i just have passed out to the president and vice-president what you should consider in the meeting. i would like to thank president cohen for ruling on my testimony to be placed adjacent to the discussion in the published minutes. now we have to fix two other problems. both related to the good order. the first is creating an e-mail in the person's listed. as you will see in the copies, i asked mr. hush to distribute. at least five other cities routinely send interested person's e-mails to me including the ethics commission. >> 30 seconds. >> and others. the second issue involves placing background files provided to commissioners in their briefing packets online as the 7th city departments listed in this handout routinely due including the ethics commission, health commission, puc commission and recreation and parks. if they can do it, so can ers. that will comply with the sunshine ordinance that s

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tom berger, director of noaa's space weather prediction center.d to see you, sir, thank you for being with us. >> thank you, liz. liz: we're at session highs right now. that's interesting. just off session highs for the dow jones industrials, but we're seeing a little bit more green on the screen. again, we got some pretty decent data, except the gdp number -- while missing -- looked a lot better when we saw the revised picture. >>> closing bell, we're just about 50 minutes away. donald trump takes an even more commanding lead in the latest gop polls, leaving all the other republican candidates behind. but he does not fare the same against democrats. what's going on? who's beating him? who's he beating? we're going to game this out in just moments. >>> and the little bluebird getting its wings clipped after interim ceo jack dorsey addressed investors, but now the dust has settled, stock is slightly higher. is a buyout in the cards? charlie gasparino was one of the fist to anticipate -- first to anticipate something like this. he's got more and new

i was seconded by commissioner mei berger. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? the motion passes unanimously. thank you very much. we are now in open session. thank you. mr. clerk, is there anything else on the agenda? all right. this meeting is adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> >> hello, i am with the recreation and parks department. we are featuring the romantic park location in your backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in santa and cisco with someone special. -- san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park a favorite with couples and dog walkers. both have a significant force. a refreshing retreat from urban life. the romantic past that meander up and down the park under pines and eucalyptus. hang out in this environment and you might see butterflies it, fennel, and then the lines. -- dandelions. is ada accessible. public transit is plentiful. we have conquered the steps we have watched the dogs, and we have enjoyed a beautiful view. this is a place to take someone special on a romantic stroll and enjo

. >> this is by chris mel berger he has a background in graphic design how he was able to pull it office fake but definitely fake. so that's that. beth love you, love all you guys. >> see you. >> i love you,. >>> in this first video, this beautiful mom-to-be decided the way to reveal to her parents that they were going to have a grandchild was to buy a nursery poetry book. >> why are you interrupting me with this i'm cooking. >> she hands dad the bag. it takes this mom zero seconds to figure out what the daughter is trying to tell her. >> she's talking to her stomach. it's so flat. >> oh, oh, my god! >> dad is still trying to figure out what the heck this is. i love this mom. he's like i guess i should hug you guys but i don't understand why you gave me a children's book. >> it's a grandkid. >> mom sometimes have a feeling. also revealing to the grandma-to-be wie oven they make her look through every door the pantry the cupboards, throughout the kitchen to find this surprise. so this is like a little scavenger hunt. >> what [ bleep ]! oh my >> now she's going to have to change that po

there talk about it, helena berger. if you want to ask her questions about this -- the specifics of this act, (202) 748-8000 for the eastern time zone, (202) 748-8001 for the mountain and specific -- pacific time zone. if you are disabled and you want to give an opinion, (202) 748-8002. you specified employment. where are we? host: i can cite the british invasion right, and by that we mean for a population that is older than 16 and either working or actively seeking work. for disability -- people with disabilities that was 20%. for individuals without his abilities, that was 69%. i think it employment one of the things that we really have not conquered is a lot of the attitudinal barriers. i think employers sometimes see people with disabilities, as not going to be able to maybe do the job, or too expensive to accommodate. will they get sick and be out a lot? i think there are still those myths and stereotypes that need to be broken down. the only way to do that is to start hiring people with disabilities and interactin

commissioner mei berger is right. this is an equity position with no dividend. >> could we be holding these loans for 40 years with no income that is correct. that's possible. we think it's more likely that the average holding period would be something like 10-20 years. we don't know what those numbers are yet. out of the 17-year history of this program, that means if all the loans were equally weighted in terms of the number of loans per year, the loan program has a weighted average of eight 1/2 years and you will see at the top of page 2, the average holding period has been 9.9 of that half. the program is not seasoned enough to know how long a true holding period is is. >> so we are capped on the upside. is there any way we can cap on the down side and lay off risk to any other area? >> i will point out that these negotiations are on going and this was a proposal from the mayor's office of housing and we have not responded to that and i believe the cap does influence our analysis. we don't negotiate in public, but

i turned to sandy berger, who is the chair of albright storm bridge group, but also had a career in congress and the state department, a candidate in the clinton administration for the full eight years, the first term as the deputy national security adviser in the national security advisor in the second term, and a friend of bpce, worked with us recently, we are happy to have her back. she is the washington bureau chief of usa today. she has covered presidents from that perch, but also as a white house correspondent. she covered jimmy carter when she was only in second grade, i believe. [laughter] so we look forward to hearing some of that coverage. i put a couple of general principles of second terms on the table. you came in with howard baker at a time of change and you have also the experience of having known reagan at the beginning. tell us your broad thoughts about second term presidents what should we think about? ken: it is nice to celebrate bipartisanship which is not a four letter word in washington. it is essential to governance in my view. people forget when i came back to the whi

vonnie: number one, joel berger and ashley king tied the knot in the afternoon in -- berger and kingrade school. after a local newspaper reporter reported on them, they grabbed international headlines. -- they grabbed national headlines. the ring bearer, the crown bearer -- tom: at the kentucky derby. brendan: that is a big wedding. burger king really splashed on that one. i like it. tom: michael pond looking at us. ok, we will do some business stuff. we are thrilled to bring in michael pond this morning. we are going to talk about inflation disinflation, and reflation, really this arch call that affects janet yellen. where is the future inflation out there? our twitter question of the day -- some stability in europe -- is the euro crisis over? we need your opinion. tweet us @bsurveillance. from new york city, hot -- i mean steamy. it was 83 when i got up. "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: good morning everyone. we start strong this week. michael pond with us this hour. ian bremmer will join us in the next hour. 7:00 a.m., ian bremmer on greece, germany, but we will touch on cuba as e

coming up in the next half hour, sandy berger, former u.s.security advisor and cochairman of the albright stonebridge group will join us. topic is the iranian nuclear deal. stay with us. bloomberg market day continues in just a moment. ♪ mark: it is 11 a.m. and san francisco and 2 p.m. in new york. matt: this is bloomberg market day. mark: how the deal to rescue greece depends on a plan to spend 55 billion in government assets. iran an historic deal with capping two years of tough diplomacy, but not everyone is applauding. mission accomplished -- an epic tale of a journey to the end of the solar system. nasa 3 billion mile trip to pluto. we will talk to the nasa director of planetary science. mark: good afternoon from bloomberg world headquarters in new york. i'm mark crumpton here with matt miller. matt: let's get straight to the market and look at how it is trading this afternoon. s&p 500 putting up a gain of about 8.5 points. the dow jones industrial

. >> a whopper of a wedding in illinois when joel berger married ashlee king. it was the burger king wedding. >> more when we get started on a saturday morning here on today. back to you. >> they better have had fries at the reception. >> crowns at least. >> good stuff, thanks. >>> a hot weekend. sounds like the perfect time to get in the water. >> the park police want to get the word out. this is not the place to cool off. >> the potomac river near great falls is dangerous, even for experienced swimmers. jackie bensen spoke to an athlete who narrowly escaped drowning. >> reporter: nothing can tell you about the hidden dangers of the river than the young woman we talked to. when we see rescues many think they can't swim. >> it's the kind of thing you think won't happen to you, but it does. >> reporter: this 20-year-old is a high school and college rower and strong swimmer. on memorial day weekend last year, she was splashing around with friends in a stretch of the potomac when something she did not think could happen did happen. >> i ended up in rapids, realize

c-span tonight at 8:00 eastern, an interview with new york times chairman of publisher arthur holds berger, junior, and executive editor on the future of the times. sunday night at 9:30 eastern members of the church committee, former vice president walter mondale and former senator gary hart on their groundbreaking efforts to reform the intelligence community. on book tv on c-span2, tonight at 10:00, carol birkin on why the bill of rights was created and the debates its bird. and sunday, live at noon, join the three-hour conversation with peter schweitzer, who has written over a dozen books including "clinton cash." on american history tv on c-span3, tonight at 8:00, here at brooklyn college classroom lecture on the revolutionary war and how individual personalities supplies, and timing often influence the outcomes of major battles. sunday afternoon at 4:00 on reel america, it would back about a nationwide search for old circus wagons. at the circus world museum's efforts to restore them in time for a july 4 parade in milwaukee. get the complete schedule at www.c-span.org. >> like many of

. >> and it was a whopper of a wedding last night in illinois when joel berger married ashley king. that's right. it was the burger king wedding. how they made it a night to remember for this couple. >> we love it. all that and much more as we get started on a saturday morning on rosemary. >> all right. looking forward to it. >>> speaking of food today the american swedish historical museum will hold its fifth annual smorgasbeerd festival. people can dine on swedish and american foods. all proceeds benefit the museum. >>> the time is now. the future is now. we're going to see the major league debut of prospect aaron nola tuesday night at citizens bank park. he was the phillies first round pick last year and he's the first phils pitcher in 26 years to make it to the show just a year after he was drafted. phillies are hoping he's a big part of their rotation in the future. >> any time you see a young guy like that with a lot of potential come up, it's fun. it's good to get his feet wet good or bad. he's probably going to get lit up a couple times. that's part of the adjustments of doi

robin rosen berger runs her own justice league of sorts, an organization called tiny superheroes.for the last 2 1/2 years, she's been making super hero capes for children facing disabilities and illness. >> one of my desires with it is that when somebody sees a child with a disability, that they don't see the differences, they see their super hero powers. >> reporter: it all began after she made a cape for her nephew's second birthday. now from her not-so-secret lair the basement of her home, she has stitched together a legion of tiny superheroes, from super sophia to super leo to super nyla. >> truly, i have thousands of pictures of kids in capes. >> reporter: from every state and 16 countries. it's 6000 and counting. >> okay, let's put the cape on. >> reporter: kennedy puts hers on every time she visits mercy children's hospital. >> she was so excited. she was beaming and she just made her feel like i can do this. >> reporter: it may look like the work of needle and thread but these cranes made with kindness and compassion. >> i hope that when they -- when they put the cape on,

. >> reporter: steve berger tells us stairs are not subject to regular inspections by city officials and the dry rot would have been hard to see from a general inspection. >> we don't do periodic inspections of stairs. to do that you'd have to take the siding off. if you did that annually how would you do that? >> reporter: in the meantime, residents here at the complex are now rethinking where they live. >> we don't really trust it. we just re signed our lease a month ago and we've all been talk about maybe getting out of our lease. >> that was derek shore reporting from folsom. we're learning more about the victim who is said to be supporting his elderly parents in the east bay. >>> the berkeley balcony that collapsed last month still being repaired. a criminal investigation is being launched in to the company. possible charges could include involuntary manslaughter. >>> police are trying to untangle the motive for the brutal baseball bat murder of a san mateo woman. police say brenda martinez beat the victim to death then turned herself in. investigators say the suspect and the vi

in 2003 bill clinton's national security adviser sandy berger was investigated. he removed five classified documents from the national archives and he had to plead guilty to a misdemeanor, removal and retention of classified information, fined $50,000. he was sentenced to two years of probation, 100 hours of community service and had his security service cleared for three years and gave up his law license to avoid disbarment. that was five documents. we've already reached the threshold of five documents with hillary clinton based on just 40, a sample of 40. if you go through 30,000 e-mails there could be hundreds or thousands. >> that won't necessarily save her. in the meantime, the polls, mark, she is now under water by 11 points with just 40% approving of her. 51% disapproving and her unfavorables, honest and trustworthy, only 57% of the people believe she is not honest or trustworthy. >> that's really bad news. the really bad news is when quinnipiac asked people what is the number one issue you're looking for in a president? honest and trustworthy. 57% say she

john berger was the chaplain there since 1998.omination at services and invocations at public events. the museum plans to name the chapel in his honor and hold a memorial service on the ship for him. his funeral will be on tuesday at willow glen funeral home in san jose. berger would have been 59 years old next month. >>> a few hours left until the deadline for a proposed new raiders stadium deal. the city of oakland has until tomorrow to responds to the plan which would include a shopping center, hotel, housing and office space as well as a new home for the raiders. city leaders met with the developer friday. oaklands and alameda county must agree to go forward with the product. if it's ok they have until august 21st to show a final development proposal. >>> a man in nuclear weapon will have a fund nepal, -- a man comes here when he was 19 years old. according to the contra costa times, he said the earthquake in nepal destroyed his family's home and he started to work a second job to send money to his family. people responded by

[applause] >> tomorrow night on c-span, new york times chair and publisher arthur sold berger junior and executive editor dean by k talk about the times future in the digital age. about half of the newspaper subscriptions are solely for digital content. a major shift for an organization that began offering digital only subscriptions test four years ago. >> we are in the mode now of testing, learning, and adapting. if you don't have the courage to try new things and grow, you are going to fail. that's just the reality of the world we are in. i actually applaud what dean and his colleagues did which is to increasingly say, let's put this story out when the story is ready. there are some people who are going to read it then and other people are going to read it later under -- in print. but it's not about the device

brendan: no, because mike mayo sits at home reading his charles kander berger.ng his next book. mike: there you go. vonnie: west bank are you targeting? mike: bank of america would have a chapter if i write a new book. tom: mike mayo, thank you. in this hour, we will speak with the ceo of eli lilly. and dow chemical, the ceo andrew liveris, a restructuring as they look for shareholder returns. dell futures up 14, gold $1101 an ounce. i am watching west texas very carefully. stay with us worldwide. "bloomberg surveillance." good morning. ♪ tom: "bloomberg surveillance good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance -- tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." greece simmers. commodities do not matter, they never affect other investments. the chief investment officer at deltek did not buy gold at $1800 an ounce. he knows commodities matter. i want you to explain to all of our viewers and listeners why a commodity implosion matters that they do not own commodities. guest: it matters because there are a lot of derivatives from commodities, it but also w

saturday night at 8:00, new york times chairman arthur schultz berger on the future of the time. sunday night members of the church committee, walter mondale and gary hart, on their efforts to reform the intelligence community. on book tv on c-span2 friday night at 10:00 eastern, martin ford on how artificial intelligence could make good jobs obsolete. saturday carol burkiss on why the bill of rights was created. sunday join our three-hour conversation with peter schweitzer, who has written a dozen books, including "clinton cash" and throw them all out. on c-span3 friday evening at 6:30, the 70th anniversary of the united nations with nancy pelosi and ban ki-moon. saturday night at 8:00, a lecture on the revolutionary war and how supplies and timing influenced the outcomes of major battles. saturday afternoon at 4:00, a look back at a 1960's film featuring joe brown about a nationwide search for circus wagons and the efforts to restore them in time for a july 4 parade in milwaukee. get our complete schedule at www.c-span.org. >> the supreme court friday ruled 5-4, legalizing same

also, helena berger talks about the impact of the americans with disabilities act on its 25th anniversarythe jason mars act talks about some of the issues facing the u.s. and cuba. will take your calls and look for your comments on facebook and twitter. live every day at 7:00 a.m. et on c-span. on "newsmakers," kentucky congressman harold rogers is our guest. he talks about the appropriations process in congress and the potential for a continuing resolution or omnibus spending bill. watch the interview today on c-span. today will also see the senate gavel in at 2:00 p.m. eastern to consider funding for highway and mass transit objects. current funding is set to expire at the end of the month. for more on that deadline we spoke with the reporter. >> with current highway funding set to run out at the end of the month, the senate has voted to formerly begin debate on its sixth year highway bill. manu raju, you write that as things got started ted cruz came to the floor and accused mitch mcconnell of telling flat-out lie. guest: it was quite a remarkable moment. rarely do you see a senator ca

jerry seitz from "the wall street journal," gloria berger.ebate it will be very low key. there will be nothing low key. >> about this. >> nothing polite or civilized about this whole ross. >> donald trump is not prepping. all the other candidates are prepping for the debate. >> are you surprised donald trump is not -- >> i thought he was going to prep. someone close to him told me he has problem with his memory. so, that might be some of the reason he's not prepping. you do not want donald trump on that stage just going for broke. >> all he's going to have to do is what he has been doing thus far, attack every other single member of the republican party running. >> with a bind erer, with all sorts of bones to throw at everybody. >> what is it 90 minutes long ten candidates? you can't get into deep discussion of policy. >> three or four minutes per person. >> that's right. >> and he doesn't want to. >> no, he doesn't want to. >> he wants to name call. if you get in with him, he's going to shout you -- the only one who might have a chance of ki

when it comes to call when we dig it we ought to clean it and then berger. that has to be a lot of different things and we have to be respectful of that young lady, because if we don't go the extra mile then we may be doing something they can't be improved. i don't want to the crazy. i do what you not to get a job because we've done things that are extreme. it's like many other things in life. respected protected don't worship it come to some things to move forward. one of the most exciting things that will happen in your lifetime, i don't know when battery technology. what is a car called? a tesla. i have a friend who has a tesla. have you ever been in one? you're a young woman, and make sure it you get your friends and you go far right in a tesla. it's all battery operated. no images. technology is moving where we wanted to move and so my view is i'm not, i'm not sure who's right i'm going to be careful about it. [applause] >> i'm a male democrat, believe it or not. question i have is something that takes a lot of parents and baby boomer generation, studen

warren berger made fun of that. over time the nra -- the whole notion that the second amendment wasn't about militias, it was about the right to bear arms. it became so much the public's understanding that by the time the supreme court finally took it up, it wasn't a surprise for the first time they wrote yes, it does. as you know, you've all lived through it, the whole notion of gay marriage, it would have been a surprise and a shock in the '80s or the '90s, but by the time they finally did it, it was not like new news for us. it was sort of the accepted, understood, not everybody agreed, but accepted. and that's why it's always a mistake to say, well, the logic of this opinion means that. we'll know ten years, 20 years from now what it means, but it will be a while before polygamy comes back, i think. >> famous last words. >> famous last words, right. on that note, we have a 90-minute window at c-span and we're just a few seconds from it, so thank you all for coming and i hope to see you again next year. [ applaus

there, dave saw for the first time the name of his fellow soldier carl berger, also from north dakota dave was with carl when he was killed in vietnam and dave carried carl off the battlefield. dave said that the experience of seeing carl's name and visiting the vietnam memorial wall was emotional and heart warming and it gave him an idea. to give something back to his own community dave decided to build a veterans' memorial honoring all service members from stark county. three years ago inspired by the vietnam memorial wall in washington d.c., he began with his idea for a memorial in dickinson. he expects to have the memorial completed this summer. the city of dickinson donated space for the memorial park and a memorial which will consist of concrete and vermont granite listing the names of every person from stark county who has served in the military since the civil war and will include space for future names. the entire memorial is 100 feet in diameter and includes 14 granite benches and hundreds of bricks that individuals can personalize. local artist linda little sculpted a 6'5"

. >> who happens to be married to one of our producers ali berger. >> also current wba middle weightthe body and another right hook and you're working your obliques so if you continue to do that with a boxing bag, you can work it work it and you'll have a sexy stomach in no time. >> do you guys have sexy stomachs? >> i think i have a pretty cool stomach. >> let's go. >> oh yeah! >> whoa! >> oh my gosh! does that hurt? >> you can wash your shirt with this. [ laughter ] >> that's how you got right there. this is also what you can do by moving, you can punch me in the stomach stomach, that works on your core as well. >> can i spank you, though. >> my wife might not like that. >> ali's coming over. >> you guys are awesome. thank you very much guys. don't miss the next premier boxing champion. >> when is it? . on nbc sports next saturday july 25 at 9:00 eastern. >> we have a big week coming home, at home with katherine heigl, jennifer hudson jane krakowky ski and roma downey. >> plus, the stars of sharknado 3" ian cyring and hoda is in it we steal the movie. have a great weekend, everyone

i was seconded by commissioner mei berger. all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> any opposed? the motion passes unanimously. thank you very much. we are now in open session. thank you. mr. clerk, is there anything else on the agenda? all right. this meeting is adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >>