, texas -- hare street in crosby, texas. men like army first sergeant david mcnerney are the reason our country, mr. speaker, has always had the best military in history. and that's just the way it is. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia. mr. connolly: i thank the speaker. again, i'm pleased to join my friend and colleague from texas in honoring this brave man and serving as many tours of duty in vietnam actually was a rare event in that era than the tours of duty in iraq and afghanistan. so, that was particularly noteworthy. so i'm pleased to urge my colleagues to join with judge poe and our other colleagues in support of h.r. 3477, in order to designate the facility of the united states postal service located at 133 hare road in crosby, texas, as the army first sergeant david mcnerney post office building and i urge its adoption. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair recognizes the gentlew

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. >> you spoke on the forum program for more than half an hour with michael crosby. you give him more information you provide in this declaration. >> objection. relevance? chairperson hur: overruled, but it is a short string. >> i believe so. >> why? >> because he asked. >> you are aware that this declaration is your opportunity to put your sworn testimony before this commission and the board of supervisors? >> objection. argumentative. chairperson hur: overruled. >> the question again, please? and >> derecognize this is your opportunity to put your sworn testimony in front of the ethics commission and board of supervisors. >> yes. >> and you chose to provide this amount of information under oath. >> yes. >> how tall are you? >> relevance? >> in any case involving a violent act with a victim, size is irrelevant. chairperson hur: i will overrule it. >> about 6 foot 1 inch, a little over 6 feet. >> how much do you weigh? >> objection. chairperson hur: the same relevance. overruled. >> was this the first time you used physical force on your wife? >> yes. >> was it the f

he was representing joni mitchell, crosby stills and nash, he was the song writer's agent, so he was right. at 22 or 23 years old i was not ready to make a solo album. i was just getting going, so he was right. we got bernie to jam. we got randy to jam, and then i called randy and said, i just told them i know you, and i am not sure if they believe me, so i said, can we get together? i walked into his office. he was released earlier -- was really surly. he said, do you want us or not? david did not know what to say for a minute. he said, here is what i want to do. the first thing they did was send us to colorado to play in a ski bar for four weeks and get our act together. we got the british producer to produce this. imagine, i take it easy, desperado, all of those things were recorded in london with their california country rock. tavis: one thing i want to go back to, geffen gives his critique that being in a band you can hide your weaknesses and play your strengths. gradin vice, but you have to know what your strength -- great advice, but you have to know what your strengths and we

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devin crosby helms was the womens winner. just look under hot topics. >>> a college student tied to a chilling threat. what police say he was planning to do on the kent state campus. >>> a dozen thrill seekers get stuck on the top of a roller coaster in vallejo. >> westbound interstate 80 you can see traffic is moving along pretty well. it's getting a little bit more crowded as you drive out to the mccarthur maze. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather where we start off again at 5:00. >>> apple and samsung set to fight its out in federal court later today. >> ? just hours the suspect in the movie theater massacre returns to court the big decision expected this morning. >> also a new controversy tie thed to americas longest war. it's all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning. thank you for joining us on this monday morning. july 30th i'm pam cook. >> and i'm dave clark. let's quickly check your weather and traffic. steve is right there. what do you see for today? >> i see warm t

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next, we have simon crosby. he is an entrepreneur, who has just launched his latest company, and he might tell us a little bit about it. before that, almost just about a month ago, he was the cto of citrix systems. he got there by selling his last company to them. that company has developed some of the key virtualization technologies, which enable the cloud. he made a big contribution. thank you for that. last but definitely not least, we have jeanette tomlinson, the cto of our very own, dear city of santa francisco -- gina, and sen. she has had a very daunting task of taking the legacy infrastructure of the city and moving that to a professional data center. but also, setting up a virtual private cloud and making a foray into the public cloud. she offers a unique perspective as a large government user on cloud computing. she was also the cio of the san francisco municipal transport station at 40, and she was also managing clorox's data centers previously. thank you for being here. with so much brainpower and pr

devin crosby-helms finished in -- finished first.700 feet of elevation the medical student says it was tough. >> a constant hills. throughout the whole thing. >> reporter: more than 25,000 people signed up for the marathon, half marathon and 5k race and more than half of them come from outside the bay area. that means they come here and spend money on hotels, food and sightseeing. marathon organizizers say they studied the financial impact last year. >> the direct spending was $21 million. >> reporter: there are runners of all skill levels here and thousands of people line the barricades to watch. >> it was an amazing feeling. like i had a lot of people cheering me on. >> reporter: arthur benedici was shot during an attempted robbery. >> this won't be my last for sure. >> reporter: it's a sense of accomplishment that keeps people coming back every year. >> we have posted some of our extended interviews with the winners just look under hot topics. >>> a five yearlong detour begins tomorrow in san francisco's union square. a two block

devon crosby-helms finished in 2 hours, 44 minutes and 3 seconds. >> i had a strategy coming in. >> reporter: nathan krah finished in 2 hours 26 minutes and 45 seconds. this was the highlight. with 700 feet of elevation the 26-year-old said it was tough. >> like constant hills throughout the whole thing. >> reporter: 25,000 people signed up for the marathons and half of them come from outside the bay area. that means they come here and spend money. organizers say they studied the financial impact last year. >> the direct spending by people involved was $21 million. >> reporter: there are runners of all skill levels here and thousands lined to watch. >> it was an amazing feeling. >> reporter: he was paralyzed after a robbery, this was his first ever 5k race. >> to do it in a wheelchair it was an amazing feeling. this won't be my last. >> reporter: in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can go to www.ktvu.com for video of today's marathon and we have interviews with the winners. look under hot topics. >>> the fog in that picture, now to mark tamayo with the weather. >> the

we have quincy crosby with us, do you get concerned that the market is rallying for the wrong reasonscause of the economic story is so weak? >> yes, not fundamental, but the dat that are getting less bad, you may not say they're great, but they're getting less bad, and at the margin, that could play into investors thinking. things will turn, it could be a powerful short term rally. >> you have a red light which is europe -- >> they just gave a green light. >> secondly is the economy and profits. the economy numbers this morning were sluggish and sloppy. some parts good, some parts bad. not a very robust report, scott. and thirdly is the yellow light, the profits and the economy, and the green right is the fumes, running on empty was a song in 1977 and that's what we're running on is the fumes, the hope that the matter from heaven that we hope will fall next week, and then september 12th is the other fed meeting. so we're -- this is all, as you all framed in your opening comments, this is all hope and expectation, this is not reality. it's a dream. >> it's a reality if we get the stimu

santana will talk about his friend via video and a poem from david crosby will be presented.so performances from band mates and other folks. more information on the webcast on our website, it is there now abc7news.com, look under see it on tv. >>> next, the controversy over plans to expand a contra costa county jail. we are live with how opponents say the money should be . >>> series of arson fires at a san jose park has authorities on alert. >>> new warning from san francisco police about a scam targeting older chinese-speaking ladies. >>> milestone today for crews building the bart extension to oakland international. >>> cooler weather here not only at coast as you move inland 90s as warm as it gets antioch. 70s and 80's in the north bay valleys and south bay 60s and 70s around the bay shore, 50s along the coast. most of the country a little cooler than it has been with 80s and 90s until you go seattle at 76 and phoenix at 104. as far as flight delays major airports we have rain heading towards the northeast flight arrival delays into houston if you are traveling through th

this morning i was a guest on the fine show "morning joe" and speaking with graham nash of crosby, stillsash on set an i asked him if he thought spotify was a big threat to apple and he said, jon, that it was. do you agree? >> i do. i do. and apple made it worse by holding facebook at bay for as long as it has. now facebook's going to be integrated. it's part of the itunes experience to do recommendations took facebook, likes on various songs. it's not just spotify but also things like google music. itunes is the biggest music retailer there is right now. the real danger is spotify give other platforms a chance the kind of erode apple's brand strength and ecosystem. >> people may not remember apple bought cloud-based company of lala and i spent hours only to see them buy it and promptly shut it down and herb, your era. i brought this, this is a 1973 album. it's mine. i still listen to albums. mr. nash signed it for me. this is where we have come from. from this to digital. >> i have to say when you were talking all i thought is not talking about pandora and meaning for them and somewhere

would give them celtics bruins and knicks tickets, they would give them tickets it to nascar races crosbynd nash concerts, pheasant hunting trips. what are they? dick cheney? balloon rides tennis lessons on and on it goes. someone who worked there for over 23 years greg thorpe, one of the sales guys said he had a physician assistant get so cocky they demanded this long list, not even a physician but an assistant, a 65-minute deep tissue massage a colorado cleansing facial which does not sound good to me. 30 minute foot reflexology pedicure and french manicure. he said this is so outrageous because the doctors have gotten used to, it i'm going to do you a favor and prescribe this off label, you have to give me french manicures and pheasant hunting trips. in fact, he says i want to promote the benefits of my products but this even sickens me! that's in an internal e-mail. a salesman who says come on! we've gone too far. if you think that's too far let's go back to daley. >> you do the math. there are people in this room who are going to make an ungodly sum of money selling advair. and you k

and there's devin crosby helms. was the women's winner. >>> well, the oakland raiders begin their first day of training camp in napa. it's the first summer camp for the team since the death of al davis in october. the new coach vows to get the raiders back on -- back in the playoffs for first time in ten years. the first preseason game, august 13th against the dallas cowboys at the oakland coliseum. >>> it's 7:23. i'm in for tori tud. sal, sometimes -- today. sal, sometimes people get upset with me. i'm okay. i'm not late for work. >>> it's 7:23. >> good idea by the way. i probably would be the same -- would do the same thick. let's go out and take a look at 237 westbound. as you cross 880. some slow traffic here. it's not all that deep. people want to know is it deep. is it a deep backup. today it's not deep yet but it's getting deeper. all right. let's take a look at westbound bay bridge. this is moderate delay. it's backed up partially because of an earlier stall on the bridge. now we still have a big backup for

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. >> reporter: to bob hope and bing crosby, jerry lewis and dean martin.lph vannen tino. >> i'm crazy about kissing him. reporter: audrey hepburaud rehey grant and grace kelly. even moses and the israelites. >> behold his mighty hand. reporter: they all found their way to paramount. when you're here late at night, do the ghosts of the old studio haunt you a little bit? >> i think there's ghosts all over this lot to be honest with you. what's so great is to actually take a walk here in the afternoons. >> reporter: greg is only the 8th studio head to take charge behind those gates. that's saying a lot. given that paramount just passed the century mark. the studio threw a 100th birthday party like only a dream factory could throw. nearly every living star in the studio's galaxy turned out to celebrate. >> nice to see you. reporter: as big as all those people are, some of them were still star struck by each other. >> i think that's true. barbra streisand is there. you've got jack nicholson there and dustin hoffman there. there was no place you could turn if yo

it never stops. [ cheering ] >> reporter: now about 20 minutes behind him was 30-year- old devin crosby to cross the finish line. she is from san francisco. this is her third year running the race, crediting the fact that she was able to train here year round with helping her win. >> i live here, so you know, like i know these hills. i had a strategy coming in, knowing what everyone else's pr's were and how well i have been running on the hill to take it out strongly. >> reporter: now, despite the fact that the course has a lot of elevation, 700 feet of elevations throughout the 26- mile course, people come here for the scenery. because take a look at this. people get to run over the golden gate bridge and back as a part of this marathon course. they will head into the county, turn around and go over the golden gate bridge park and come here to this finish line. while the winners, the men and women's winners won in about two hours and 22 minutes, there are still people that will be taking another hour or so to make it across the finish line. live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. >

guest: dwight eisenhower -- when you see the movie, "white christmas" with danny kay and binge bing crosbyeveryone loves the general, and everybody loves dwight eisenhower. don't don't know if he is a republican, democratic liberal, conser tut, by they new he was a general and the could win. the republicans wanted to draft him first and he turns that down early on in the year and the republicans go off on their own. the leadership wants to do with their own thing and put their own people in, whether it's dewey or taft or stassen. the democrats, however -- just before the democratic election, week before the convention, there is a cabal of this crazy quilt of coalition of democrats, southern segregationists. strom thunderstorm, --strom thurman, or jake harvey of chicago, hubert hum frisk members of the roosevelt family, they go all, we want ike. but ike draws back again. crashes the whole thing. there's another explanation of why truman is able to pull this off, even though people are so wary of him, and i can't repeat his exact words but he -- when he hears the words of the truman -- or th

>> dwight eisenhower is, you know, you see the movie white christmas with danny kaye and bing crosby, everyone loves the general. everyone loved dwight eisenhower. they didn't know he was a republican or democrat, liberal, conservative. but they knew he was a general and he knew he could win. the republicans wanted to draft him first, now is and that was a grassroots movement. and he turned that down early in the year and the republicans go off on their own. the leadership -- they want to put their own people and whether it is dewey or taft. the democrats, however, the leadership just before it the democratic convention, the week before the convention, there is a cabal of those cra quilt of democrats. southern segregation-- big-city bosses like boss haze of jersey or jake harvey of chicago, liberals like hubert humphrey, members of the roosevelt family. they all said that we won't bite. i cause back again. there is another explanation of why truman pulled this off, even though everyone is so wary of him. i can't repeat his words, but when he hears the words of the truman or eisenhower

to quote from crosby, stills, nash, young, we've all been here before.ay a year ago, i will do what it takes. it's never been enough. >> the main point you're making, i hope we have donovan in the program from ubs in lop done in 1/2 hour. he says they will not act this summer. >> that's going to be a big disappointment. >> they will act in september. >> that will be disappointings. >> high spanish yields don't matter because spain isn't raising money through august. they've canceled that exercise. >> maybe september is not that much worse than august. you said september not december, right? >> yeah. but they have a meeting next week. expectations may be overly high for what they do next week. we have to leave it there. we'll come back to you. >> one quick point. angela merkel began herve case today, summer vacation. >> how long is it, three-week vacation? >> the timing may be completely coincidence, but if you're mario draghi, you're aware of that, she's somewhere where she can't say something. >> really? she's on vacation. >> when the president goes on