unaccounted for and are feared dead this is really serious serious this this early morning just driscoll sounded the alarm but there was little california's coast guard could do the fire quickly told through the boat as it sleeping passengers recreational scuba divers were trapped below dig 5 crew members who were awake jumped into the water and were rescued but more than 2 dozen people are missing fia did authorities don't get know what coles the fi about they say the defense will was see would be. the bessel has been complying and has been in full compliance we are working we are working to liberally with the vessel owner operator who is with us at this time the 23 may have bought cold conception was all paraded by. i the truth aquatics diving company a floor plan shows passengers slept in a single room packed with bunk beds below dig the vessel has now completely sunk the coast guard has recovered a number of bodies from the ocean floor and is continuing to scour the area with so many still unaccounted for sadly families and locals are having to prepare for the worst. there are some o

-- unilever, driscoll, they are saying we will all put our data on here on what row in the farm thise from. so when there is an issue, and we have done millions of transactions already through this, i can pinpoint where the bad spinach is versus calling all back. a third of the food is wasted in this world. to me that is one. and quantum, i jump over the quantum. you think trust, quantum will solve problems that today traditional computers matter how fast they are cannot solve. it is because traditional computers are zero and one. quantum bits have internet you -- infinite space. there are problems that even if you have the best supercomputer it could not model. i'm exaggerating a little bit to show you that. biology, why do they still do -- they cannot get an exact simulation done. what quantum will do is things like, the first things will be drug discovery and material sciences, risk management, logistics, -- if you were to watch -- if you were to truly model a molecule of caffeine you would need a computer the 10th of the size of this planet if you wanted the actual simulation. wi

drake patrick joseph driscoll stephen patrick driscoll charles a. droz iii mirna a. duarte luke a.ek christopher michael duffy gerard j. duffy michael joseph duffy thomas w. duffy antoinette duger jackie sayegh duggan sareve dukat patrick dunn felicia gail dunn-jones christopher joseph dunne richard anthony dunstan patrick thomas dwyer e joseph anthony eacobacci john bruce eagleson edward t. earhart robert douglas eaton >> and my precious daughter, there are no words, your family loves and misses you every day and you will live in my heart forever. i love you, susanne. >> and my brother, joseph michael, 18 years ago you disappeared but you will never ever be forgotten and we choose to remember you how you lived and not how you died. we miss you every day. dennis michael edwards michael hardy edwards christine egan lisa erin egan martin j. egan, jr. michael egan samantha martin egan carole eggert lisa caren ehrlich john ernst eichler eric adam eisenberg daphne ferlinda elder michael j. elferis mark joseph ellis valerie silver ellis albert alfy william elmarry robert r. elseth edgar

patrick joseph driscoll. stephen patrick driscoll. charles a. droz. mirna duarte. luke dudek.joseph duffy. thomas w. duffy. antoinette duger. jackie sayegh duggan. sareve dukat. patrick dunn. felicia dale dunn-jones. christopher joseph dunn. richard anthony dunstan. patrick thomas dwyer. joseph anthony eacobacci. john bruce =. edward t. earnhardt. robert douglas eaton. dean philip. and my precious daughter, suzanne. theren are no word. your family loves and misses you every day and you will live in my heart forever. i love you, suzanne. and my brother, joseph michael. 18 years ago you've disappeared, buyou disappeared,but you will e forgotten, and we choose to remember you how you lived and not how you died. we miss you every day. [background sounds] [background sounds] paul robert. constantine. barbara j. edwards. dennis michael edwards. michael hardy edwards. christine egan. lisa erin egan. martin egan, junior. michael egan. samantha martin egan. carol eggert. lisa karen. john ernst. daphne ferlinda. mark joseph ellis. valerie silver ellis. albert alfy william. robert r. els

these are competitors out of the world all being willing to join on. , unilever, driscoll.are saying we will put our data on here about which row in the farm this came from. from farm to fork. so if there is an issue and in my business we have done millions of transactions already through this, i can pinpoint where the bad spinach is versus hauling it all back. the third of the food in this world is wasted. to me, that is a big use. let's jump over to quantum. quantum, it will so problems that traditional computers no matter how fast they are cannot solve. it's because traditional computers are zeros and ones. quantum bits have infinite states. they are for the kinds of problems that today even if you have the best super computer, you really cannot model it would run ever read i exaggerate a little but to show you that, it's an approximation. why do they still do -- they can't get an exact simulation done. what quantum will do is things like drug discovery. material sciences, risk management, logistics, these are incredibly -- if you were to a moleculeruly model of caffeine

think about this on walmart, carrefour, competitors all being willing to join. , what, unilever, driscolly are saying is we will all put our data on here about what row on the farm this came from. ,o that when there is an issue and my goodness, we have done millions of transactions through this, i can pinpoint where the bad spinach is versus call all of it back. because a third of food is wasted in this world. to me, that is one. and quantum, jumping over. think about the word trust, quantum will solve problems that traditional computers today, no matter how fast they are, caps off. -- caps off. -- cannot solve. quantum bits have infinite states. they are for the kinds of problems that come up today, you could never model it. it would run forever. i am exaggerating a little bit. there's a reason there are wetlands in biology. it is an approximation. they can't get an exact simulation done. what quantum will do is things like drug discovery and material sciences. risk management, logistics. a truewere to watch model of caffeine, you need a computer a 10th the size of this planet. if you wa

[bell tolls] [bell tolls] --patrick joseph driscoll.t.ard porter [bell tolls] [bell tolls] jane c. folger. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] >> colleen l. fraser. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] garcia.w sonny [bell tolls] [bell tolls] >> jeremy logan glick. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] >> kristin osterholm white gould. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] >> lauren catuzzi grandcolas and unborn child. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] green, flight attendant. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] donald freeman greene. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] >> linda gronlund. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] >> richard j. guadagno. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] >> first officer leroy homer. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] >> toshiya kuge. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] looking forward to that great resurrection day, my love, ceecee ross lyles. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] hilda marcin. hilda marcin. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] >> waleska martinez. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] >> nicole carol miller. [bell tolls] [bell tolls] >> our brother, louis joey nacke ii. [bell tolls]toll peterson.arthur [bell tolls] [bell tolls] hoadl

jason dahl. [ bell tolls ] joseph deluca. [ bell tolls ] patrick joseph driscoll. [ bell tolls ] edward porter felt. [ bell tolls ] jane c. folger. [ bell tolls ] colleen l. fraser. [ bell tolls ] andrew sunny garcia. [ bell tolls ] jeremy logan glick. [ bell tolls ] kristin white gould. [ bell tolls ] lauren grandcolas and unborn child. [ bell tolls ] wanda green, flight attendant. [ bell tolls ] donald freeman greene. [ bell tolls ] linda gronlund. [ bell tolls ] richard j. guadagno. [ bell tolls ] first officer leroy homer. [ bell tolls ] toshiya kuge. [ bell tolls ] looking forward to that great resurrection day, our beloved ceecee lyles, my mother. [ bell tolls ] hilda marcin. [ bell tolls ] waleska martinez. [ bell tolls ] nicole carol miller. [ bell tolls ] our brother, louis joey nacke, ii. [ bell tolls ] donald arthur peterson. [ bell tolls ] jean hoadley peterson. [ bell tolls ] mark david rothenberg. [ bell tolls ] christine ann snyder. [ bell tolls ] john talignani. [ bell tolls ] honor elizabeth wainio. [ bell tolls ] deborah jacobs welsh, flight attendant. [ bell tolls ] >

like i said, it was a rather sudden event and i just wanted to let the board know that president driscoll suggested certainly staff fully supports the retirement board adjourn the meeting in honor of mark and we would certainly notify the family that the board took such action. with that i will take any questions. >> at this point then mark coleman, the 33 years he was hereunder states how consistently he worked. he was the utility infielder for the investment team. we didn't see him much. he had that i don't want to say difficult but that task coordinating with isi and the proxy voting. very detailed, and he did it. with all of the tabulations with the results. it was brought to our attention recently that all the securities that we are issued from all successful private equity investments have to be sold. that was one of the things he was quarterbacking with 97% success ratio. he was a quiet man who we appreciated and needed. i knew mark a little bit because he was here when i got here, so to speak. he used to like going to the blue grass festival every october. he had one more to go bu

unilever, driscoll strawberries and the like.are saying we will put our data on here about what row in the farm this came from. from farm to fork. and weere is an issue -- have done millions and millions of transactions already through this -- i can pinpoint where the bad spinach is, versus call it all back. one third of the food is wasted in this world. that is one. and quantum, i jump over to quantum, just as i said lock chain and trust, quantum will solve problems with today's traditional computers, that no matter how fast they are, cannot solve. traditional computers, zero and one. we learn about that with computers. quantum bits have infinite states. today, even if you have the best supercomputer, you could never model. it would run forever. i exaggerate a little but to show you that, it's an approximation. why do biology labs still do live? they can't get an exact simulation done. what quantum will do is things like drug discovery material , sciences, risk management, logistics. these are incredibly difficult. a you wanted

nestle, unilever, driscoll -- what they are doing is saying we will all put our data on here about whatow on the farm this came from. so from farm to fork. so when there is an issue, and my goodness, we have done millions and millions of transactions already through this, i can pinpoint where the bad spinach is versus call it all back. because a third of food is wasted in this world. can you believe it? to me, that is one. and quantum. to jump over to quantum. just like with blockchain, i said think about the word trust, quantum will solve problems today that traditional computers, no matter how fast they are, cannot solve. because traditional computers are 1's and 0's. quantum bits have infinite states. they are for the kinds of problems that, even if you had the best computer you could , never model it. it would run forever. i am exaggerating a little bit on that. there's a reason -- let's take wetlands in biology as an example. it is an approximation. they can't get an exact simulation done. is --t quantum will do the very first things will be drug discovery, material sciences. risk

final now standing between her and her record equalling 24th grand slam it's canada's rising star in driscoll david stokes reports. she's not one of my just 27 team but serena williams seems determined to change that and make history in new york this week whatever lena spitz alina threw at her in the semifinal williams 3 strikes back. she was on a mission using her trademark power game and even rest serve and volley tactics it was all simply too much for her opponent. ah williams took their 6 games to 3 and the dominance continued in the 2nd set she had an answer for everything. the 6 time champion only took one game as she sealed victory and a place in the final for the 2nd year running. i 3 in his last 3 final set to come back from childbirth but she now has another chance to equal cool truckload of 24 grand slams she's got one day off to get ready not that she thinks she'll get much rest. my denouncement home like i'm literally hanging out with b.b. and doing activities when i wanted to forget. so i try to sit as much time with her as i move for time who 1st or most of the other semifinal

. >>> happening now, there's a party at harewood fairview evelyn driscoll.side as part of a nationwide campaign called the million fathers march. ktvu allie rasmus joins us live back to tell us all about it. hey, allie. >> reporter: yes, we are at fairview elementary in hayward, and this is where earlier this morning the dads and father figures who drop their kids off at school got the vip treatment. you can see all the balloons, there is a wall, pledge shine up sheet were father-son of their kids' and pledge their support, pledge the involvement in their kids' education. now that the school has started though, all the people who were dropping the kids' off have now got into the library. i'm going to hold back so we don't interrupt the talks going on, but the photographer is heading in to give you a view to see about 100 people in this room. a lot of debt and audience hearing from the principals, administrators, and others out being an active part of the community. before the school day started when people were just arriving here at fairview, the principle o