antonio will decide tonight if he's going to cal poly or join his teammate. getting a scholarship is just a dream come true for these young men. >> since i was a baby boy, that's what i dreamed of. >> after going out there for the official visit and having a feel about how everything is out there in houston, i think everything's going to be okay. >> and in just a short time, four skyline football players will sign their letters of intent. >> there certainly is a lot of excitement with national signing day. but some parents are not willing to let go of certain dreams that easily. maybe their dreams. take wide receiver jacob copeland, he maid his decision on live tv between florida, alabama and tennessee. he chose to go to the university of florida. but his mom on the right, wearing an alabama swaerlt and a tenness sweater and tenne beanie and ana just walked out. >> i have to follow my heart. >> his mom did eventually come back and sign the papers and she gave her son a big hug. >>> hi there, it was warm, warm enough for some records, san jose tied at 76 degre

a degree from cal poly.nd i have to also say i have witnessed his work on 708, 710 buchanon and was very impressed by how he reached out to the community, how he executed and got a good final result. so, for all of these reasons, we feel he is very qualified. we noted his knowledge in green building and so we are fully recommending him to take this seat. >> if the commissioners have no questions, i would like to move that we nominate mr. ghassemzadeh to the b.o.e. seat general contractor's seat. >> secretary: there's a motion. is there a second? >> second. >> secretary: is there any public comment on the item? seeing none, we will do the roll call vote. president mccarthy in vice president walker? commissioner gilman, commissioner konstin and lee? the motion carries unanimously. would you like to come forward? come down and i will read the oath of office for you. >> please repeat after me. i bahman ghassemzadeh. >> i bahman ghassemzadeh. >> do solemnly swear that i will support and defend the constitution of

i graduated from cal poly. i have always known i was undocumented because i remember the first day of elemetary school and how kids pointed out my brown skin too much. told you my story about that before. i know my parents moving to the states was extremely horrifying, leaving everything behind was difficult but it makes me feel better knowing my future here is brighter than the one i could have in mexico. regardless not having enough food on the table, not having help on my home work, not having any resources to go to college i managed and got accepted to college and moved away, hours away from home with the purpose of bettering myself and my family. this really is the american dream story over and over again. she referenced when daca was created. had stability, if only temporarily in america, only country she knows. by repealing daca, her hopes ere and aspirations were forced to another place and i do not have any clear memories in mexico. i do not know anyone in mexico. my entire life is in the united states

would like to do personally is i'd love to go to somewhere like harvard or po poly psi or northwestern. but i got rejected from caltate long beach. >> it happens towel after us. >> it really does. but, honestly, i just want to continue on. i want to continue learning. i might have to take computer work on midterms to help on these campaigns but i want to continue to change the world and the only way i'm going to be able to do that and the american public is going to be able to do that is through education. >> anything you want it know from dan rather? >> got any advice? >> write sgt bedrock of the craft. if you want to do anything in journalism, learn to write and dedicate yourself to a lifetime of improving your writing. i can't guarantee you'll be famous and make a lot of money but you can have a very satisfying career if you concentrate on write ing. >>that would apply to activism as well, to giving a political speech, wrork working on honing the writing. >> exactly. the best politicians are those who write their own speeches. john kennedy, barack obama, ronald reagan to a degree. >> right. right. well, to the