to general dwight eisenhower. donald trump is a failed business man who bilked men millions of americans out authorize their money. nobody one reads his tax returns. trump doesn't deserve to be mentioned in the same breath as president highsen hour who led the allied forces in world war donald schools. comparing eisenhower to trump, give us a break. donald trump is the converse of all which leaders like eisenhower, lincoln, roosevelt,c and reagan stood. they stood for equality, fairness, and decency. trump and mcconnell obviously do not. donald trump stands for hatred and stands for division. mcconnell reassured as president, donald trump, quote, would be fine, what he said. that's a quote. republican leader also extolled trump's intelligence, even claimed the republican party is, quote, at an all-time high, close quote.lm with trump at the helm. that's how the republican leader spent last week. he wasn't fights for resources to stop the spread of zika. he was leading the cheers has he stumped for trump. senator m

this 25-minute event is courtesy of the dwight d. eisenhower presidential library and museum. [applause] general eisenhower -- governor -- governor ladies and , gentlemen. we are of course experiencing today, a kansas shower. but i assure you there is not half as much water here today as there was in the english channel eight years ago today. [laughter] general eisenhower: moreover in kansas, we can use this rain. it's ok by me.

some of these people included omar bradley and dwight eisenhower. unfortunately, this was a terrible misjudgment. as we got closer to the german border, basically, resistance stiffened. in this german bunker, we learn the story of the battle of forest. a brutal, nasty affair that held us up and should have let us know that things were not going swimmingly. >> [indiscernible] keith huxen: on top of the bunker, concrete here, you can see a fabrication of church steeples and buildings. what the germans used to do from the bunkers was actually use chalk and markers to write out the distances of these various landmarks in the landscape around them. this is how they would zero in and use their artillery and weapons to fire on advancing forces. over here in the bunker, we have a map used by the third armored division. so, this particular map was the property of lieutenant belton cooper, who went on to write a memoir about what it was like to fight in tanks. his memoir was entitled "death traps." and so, you get an idea of the terrain and the fast moving ad

director >> i am sam we are saying commissioner dwight. having moving to doing the referendum doing more parking is a big lift and we do have some incremental improvements. i look at my area i live in the upper haight and i'm area q and it's very suburban approach to the residential parking program. it's a monday through friday daytime and there's plenty of spaces to find on the street because the people who live there get in their cars and drive away, and yet we are restricting parking from customers to the businesses and employees because we have a two-hour limit their. so, i do think it's not going to be the big problem when a to solve, but some incremental changes. >> i agree because you know what, i've been screaming this lease and screaming for years with planning. people are chopping are not shopping in our neighborhoods anymore. people used to come to san francisco to shop. they don't do that anymore because there's nowhere to park in the neighborhood >> we talked to residents who won't go across town here because they can't park >

dwight eisenhower becomes president in 1953. eisenhower's the opportunity and the inclination to get more deeply involved. partly because eisenhower was a military man and he understood what military force can and can't accomplish, he kept his distance. the united states supported the government of south vietnam militarily. we didn't send troops. john kennedy is now president. by this time, the force of the revolution in vietnam is gaining strength. kennedy, lacking eisenhower's military background, felt greater pressure to follow the advice of his military advisers who said we need to send military force into vietnam. or we will risk losing vietnam to communism. i will stop here. i will just say one thing: the premises on which the united states initially sided with the anti-communist forces in vietnam were an artifact of the 1940's. it was not outlandish to believe that communism was it unified threat to the united states and a victory for commism anywhere was a threat to democracy everywhere. by the 1960's that was coming int

yes she wants another dwight eisenhower. we know that government spending is inept. corrupt, wasteful. the other laughable part is she said clearly reform our tax code so the wealthiest pay their fair share. does she not know what we're doing now. the wealthiest don't pay their fair share. they pay more than their fair share. they paid an average tax rate of 33%. that is double what middle income people pay. now donald trump at least wants to lower taxes. let's read that as he wants to make government smaller. i don't see what's wrong with that. in fact if we had to look economic plan to economic plan, trump clearly has a plan that is going to drive our growth. >> and business start ups down. business closes up during this administration. >> you can't really criticize business start up volume in the country. i won't say the dangerously incoherent criticism of trump. it is incoherent but we don't know if it is going to be good or bad. it could be really good. there could be some good solutions. it has the potential to be really good but it is incoherent therefore we d

director >> i am sam we are saying commissioner dwight.aving moving to doing the referendum doing more parking is a big lift and we do have some incremental improvements. i look at my area i live in the upper haight and i'm area q and it's very suburban approach to the residential parking program. it's a monday through friday daytime and there's plenty of spaces to find on the street because the people who live there get in their cars and drive away, and yet we are restricting parking from customers to the businesses and employees because we have a two-hour limit their. so, i do think it's not going to be the big problem when a to solve, but some incremental changes. >> i agree because you know what, i've been screaming this lease and screaming for years with planning. people are chopping are not shopping in our neighborhoods anymore. people used to come to san francisco to shop. they don't do that anymore because there's nowhere to park in the neighborhood >> we talked to residents who won't go across town here because they can't park >>

courtesyinute event is of the dwight d. eisenhower presidential library and museum here it - - and museum. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen. we are of course experiencing today, a kansas shower. but i assure you there is not have as much water here today as there was in the english channel eight years ago today. [laughter] moreover innhower: kansas, we can use this rain. it's ok by me. today i returned to the home of my boyhood to join with friends and family in reunion. to see again familiar faces. to receive an inspiring welcome. no man can experience these things without deep gratitude and humble thanksgiving for the benefits and the kindnesses that he has enjoyed. torealizes anew when he goes those who guided them in his youth. who taught him. who gave to him a share of their own spirit and heart and soul. he strives through the years to repay dear ones and friends. yet he can never entirely erase the debt. he can only testify to what he owes. here and now i have the opportunity to speak out from the bottom of my hear

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more than dwight eisenhower. mean he won the second world war, more than ronald reagan who we all love, more than anybody and we have a lot of endorsements and very popular within the party and polls are coming out showing we are doing well and winning. the fox poll came out a few days are winning by three points. we are beating hillary. [applause] mr. trump: did you see that phony speech she made yesterday. and people think, oh, did she speak well. she has a teleprompter here and there. do you notice, donald trump is a bad man. donald trump has a bad tone. we need a tough tone in this country. we don't need this kind of stuff anymore. she said, i don't like the tone of donald trump, that was a while ago. she said i don't like his tone. and i'm saying to myself, they are chopping off people's heads and killing us at the border. our country's a mess. we have the worst jobs report in 6 1/2 years. our labor participation rate, you are talking about decades of a disaster. people are making less money now than they ma

i'm not participating in that but our representation is through president dwight who's been participating in those meetings. a couple other notes, i think, in terms of wanting to highlight that come up in relation to the formula regional meeting we did here is that the commission did hear about affordable housing bonus program we did have some discussions about space in new development. so, perhaps that's kind of a continued discussion. that we might one have with the planning department that something you're interested in, but we will be revisiting those incentives to work originally talked about this new development. then, lastly, i also want to maybe just remind commissioners that perhaps some of the vacancies that were noted on polk street produce a soft story orders. things are covered in carver and there may not be signage that is a street that does have there are buildings that have more than five units residential units, above and so to can keep that in mind that some of those vacancies may be due to the soft story ordinance. then, at her next meeting you're going to have a presen

mark dwight, here. william ortiz-cartagena, here. commissioner tour-sarkissian is absent. commissioner zouzounis, here. you have quorum. item 2, presentation and discussion on sf biz connect. the presenter is susan ma of economic and workforce development. >> one of my favorite projects. >> the mic isn't on. >> working now? >> yes. >> susan ma and manage the sf biz connect from office of economic and workforce development and just passed the one year anniversary so thought it appropriate to give a overview of what we have done and how it is going. i will tell how we started and what we have done and where we are going and how we actually started was here. conversationwise small business, talking to small business commission and it was really those conversations that we need a program like this to help business to business interactions in the city. the goals were to create opportunities for small business and encourage loickal spending habits within the community. we launched small business week in 2015 and the first month we had 9 pledges and 90 small business listings. a

. >>> rainn wilson is best known for his role as paper salesman dwight in "the office."nn is also an entrepreneur. he founded soulpancake in 2009 with the intention of bringing positive, thoughtful web content to the world. oprah took notice and asked him to produce content for her own channel. soulpancake has youtube channel boasting 1.5 million subscribers. >> come on in. welcome to soulpancake. i started to get well known for being on a certain tv show. hello. and i saw an opportunity because, at that point and time, we are talking maybe six years ago, there was not as much positive stuff on the web. it really was a much more negative marketplace. it was kind of the worst of humanity. it was crass. it was pornography and kardashian butts and gossip. just shopping and just kind of, it didn't make us humans look too good. i wanted to do something positive on the web. >> this is great. everyone was dancing with each other. it was fun. >> i did an interview with oprah. people were very intrigued, but skeptical. how are you going to make money at this? this sounds like a v

so from time to time, i send dwight faxes. from himself.

director >> i am sam we are saying commissioner dwight. having moving to doing the referendum doing more parking is a big lift and we do have some incremental improvements. i look at my area i live in the upper haight and i'm area q and it's very suburban approach to the residential parking program. it's a monday through friday daytime and there's plenty of spaces to find on the street because the people who live there get in their cars and drive away, and yet we are restricting parking from customers to the businesses and employees because we have a two-hour limit their. so, i do think it's not going to be the big problem when a to solve, but some incremental changes. >> i agree because you know what, i've been screaming this lease and screaming for years with planning. people are chopping are not shopping in our neighborhoods anymore. people used to come to san francisco to shop. they don't do that anymore because there's nowhere to park in the neighborhood >> we talked to residents who won't go across town here because they can't park >

>> thank you commissioner dwight. there's no parking problem in the sunset. you people never been a good i live there. there is a parking problem. i also completely agree with commissioner dwight. this is a byzantine problem. it's a policy problem. now they're saying they're pointing the finger at the planning department. i hate to break it to them the mta has its own set of policies. they are in the picture. to say that it's not our fault, i think is disingenuous. it is a-it's coming from-the planning side is coming from the transportation side and yes, this is not the solve anything. it is a supply and demand.are people going to get out of the cause because they can't get a place to park? no. this is a car culture. california usa is a car culture. i took transit to get down here. i believe in transit. but it's not commissioner hughes used to be on the planning commission at this is not a transit first city. it's not a transit only city. there are times i'm taking my car to go to the grocery store. i hate to take tell you i'm not taking groceries on the bus

many families will call up and say i want to talk to dwight scott in your credit area they know dwights one of the smartest people in credit. they will develop a relationship there. erik: thank you very much. always.eing you, as john studzinski is here to demystify it for us. betty: erik schatzker, thank you. much more ahead on "bloomberg markets." president obama throwing his support to hillary clinton in the race for 2016. we have more analysis on this, straight ahead. ♪ betty: this is "bloomberg markets." on valeaneaking news t. they are said to be working with goldman sachs on a sale of its egyptian drugmaker. the company is trying to reduce as it has been under the gun from everything from allegations of accounting fraud to the criticism in washington about drug price hikes. all of this leading to management turmoil. vonnie: this means in some assets are on the block and getting sold off and the share price is responding. up four present. desktopp four present -- up 4%. times theage 6.2 2016. the company just cut their forecasts for their earnings as well. time for the bloomberg b

and i still get it's dwight from "the office". i'm not dwight. >> jimmy: you aren't?ou? >> the weirdest one was a guy who came up and said yo, i love "the stand". i was like do you think i'm steven king? he's like you're not? i'm like he's, like, 70 years old, and i went home and told my wife and she's like he's 70 years old and creepy looking. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there he is. yeah. >> hey, guys. >> jimmy: probably because you do something people so well. think of it that way. i think this is a crazy thing. i'd love to know the story behind this. you got a credit in sc"star war as a voice consultant to bb 8? >> yeah. the little guy. jj abrams called me and said, hey, do you want to do a voice in "star wars." i said sure, yeah. oh my gosh. i came over and he didn't tell me it's basically the new r2-d2 character. i came in and he started playing the movie for me. it was cool. i started trying things to do picture, and i'd not seen the movie. first time i've ever seen it and i'm in a booth going oh, my god, harrison ford is back, oh, my god. [ laughter ] >> and then.

next, dwight eisenhower kicks off his 1952 presidential campaign with a speech in his boy found -- in his boyhood hometown abilene, kansas. he was still in the military, serving in europe as nato's supreme commander. taft was considered the republican front-runner. supporters in a move to, quote, "draft eisenhower," put his name on the ballot in several primaries. by the end of the primary season the race between eisenhower and taft was considered dead even.

dwight will be on the november ballot to replace fattah. he was on trail with four co-defendants. >> there was a mixed verdict for some of them. lobbyist peterman was shocked he left the courthouse this afternoon, he found guilty on all counts including bribery and bank fraud. >> robert brand guilty on all charges convicting him of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. >> his aid, karen nicholas, found guilty on some counts including wire fraud and falsification of records. >> the jury returned a split verdict for bonny, his former chief of staff, found guilty on five of 25 counts she faced. howard bruce cline was on the phone in the breaking news coverage. >> a former prosecutor, white collar criminal defense experience, thank you for joining us. >> convicted on all charges and fairly quickly, is that a testament to the evidence, a good job by the prosecution, or rather a bad job by the defense? >> well, it's impossible to know what happened exactly because the jury deliberates behind closed doors, so we don't know whether it was the strength o

to general dwight eisenhowers donald trump is a failed businessman who bilked millions of americans out of their hard-earned money. no wonder he won't release his tax returns. trump doesn't deserve to be mentioned in the same breath as eisenhower who led allied forces in world war ii and integrated american schools. comparing eisenhower to trump, give us a break. donald trump is the converse of all for which leaders like eisenhower, lincoln, roosevelt and reagan stood. they stood for equality, fairness, and decency. trump and mcconnell obviously do not. donald trump stands for hatred and stands for division. senator mcconnell also defended trump's temperament reassuring everyone that as president, donald trump -- quote -- "would be fine." that's what he said. the republican leader also extolled trump's intelligence. senator mcconnell said the republican party is at an all time high with trump at its helm. that is how he spent last week. he was leading cheers as he stumped for trump. senator mcconnell is doing zero for the 100,000 poisoned residents of flint, michigan. senator mcconnell

i feel like with commissioner dwight says, the hands are bad. because guns you can something its permanence. i'm all for small business. i love that video. i do nothing but shop at small businesses and spend my money at small businesses, however, when this when the formula retail came in we all voted on it now supported it. let's see. it seems to work. it works all over the city. what is not working in middle polk that's not working anywhere else in the city? >> a discretion to likely to address? >> yes. on valencia street we didn't want certain businesses and we came out and we voiced our opinion and the neighborhood are deciding in the neighborhoods. so, i think why now with this particular street? >> excellent question commissioner adams. again, this legislation was absolutely informed by our small business community. this is something that i take directly from small businesses that constitute the majority of the commercial tenants within the polk ncd. i think there's a couple of things. number one, i think what i mentioned in my earlier comm

so was dwight eisenhower. dominated america and washington for years since the end of world war ii.and oftatus course, ronald reagan was the very definition of anti-status quo. you never think of what reagan is going to be as part of washington because he came for eight years and he constantly challenged the reigning authority and status quo. conversation, (202)-748-8001 for republicans. (202)-748-8000 for democrats. the 1976k back at convention that pitted president gerald ford and former governor ronald reagan. general ford -- gerald ford delivering these remarks after getting the nomination. [video clip] ford: to whom the overwhelming the power had twice been shattered, losing faith in the word of their elected leaders and americans want some of their faith in their own selves. again, let's look at the records of august 1974. the start, my administration has been open, candid, forthright. [applause] while my entire public and private life was under searching examination for the vice presidency, i reaffirmed my lifelong conviction that truth is the glue that holds government toget

i feel like with commissioner dwight says, the hands are bad. because guns you can something its permanence. i'm all for small business. i love that video. i do nothing but shop at small businesses and spend my money at small businesses, however, when this when the formula retail came in we all voted on it now supported it. let's see. it seems to work. it works all over the city. what is not working in middle polk that's not working anywhere else in the city? >> a discretion to likely to address? >> yes. on valencia street we didn't want certain businesses and we came out and we voiced our opinion and the neighborhood are deciding in the neighborhoods. so, i think why now with this particular street? >> excellent question commissioner adams. again, this legislation was absolutely informed by our small business community. this is something that i take directly from small businesses that constitute the majority of the commercial tenants within the polk ncd. i think there's a couple of things. number one, i think what i mentioned in my earlier comm

when you think dwight eisenhower and ronald reagan, everybody, we have the most votes by far. that's something, to me, that's very exciting. and overall it's just within a very exciting process. i think we're going to do very well. we have no idea what's going to happen on the democrat side, but they're certainly having difficulty. i don't like to see people having difficulty, but anybody has to have it, let it be them. and it's going to be very interesting. but i'm very proud to say we've gotten the most votes. also if you look at the overall primary, the amount of votes cast, that's also a record. so we've broken a lot of records in terms of the voters. our polling has come out, and the polls are doing very well. as you know, we're pretty much even and in some cases ahead of hillary. and i think we're going to have a very, very successful number of months. and i think it will all culminate in november, and we're going to make america great again, ok? so that's the way it is. does anybody have any questions? yes, yes. >> the last four months about questions -- yeah. who got t

we beat dwight d. eisenhower. we beat everybody. we beat bush. >> reporter: trump is visiting already high, raising at least $8 million this week attacking both president obama and his lickly opponent, hillary clinton, and doubling down on comments that more guns could have stopped the orlando nightclub massacre. >> there is no good sick, sick per verdicted horrible terrorist -- terrorist was in there starting the shooting. one of those people would have had those bullets going the other way folks, it would have been a whole different story. >> reporter: trump brushing off talk that some delegates to try to stage a convention coup to stop him from being the party's nominee. what might be more concerning the luke warm public support of people like speaker paul ryan who told meet the press that republicans don't have to support trump. >> the last thing i would do is tell somebody not to -- trump on his trump university lawsuit. >> he was like a used car dealership except that's not fair to used car dealerships. >> reporter: trump next

resident ray minter in an unenviable position of an 800-foot exit ramp and been in the house since dwight eisenhower was in the white house. 19 accidents have happened here and last night was the 2nd worse one. a male driver going north on 680 took the jackson street exit and never stopped and into minter's garage. >> they need to do something with the streets and i'm not going to go on the soap box but need to do something with the exit and slow people down. >> neighbors call 911 after the crash and pull the unidentified pickup truck driver clear of the debris. police say he was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries and the da will determine whether to file charges. city officials looking to the frequency of accidents. 19 on his property minter says and others have had close calls too. >> one of the first things we need to do is to look at the crash history that we have of the area and to look at if there is any measures that the city can implement to help. >> for minter it has left him with damage and a phone call to his insurance company. >> you don't know what to think. disb

dwight, thank you for being here. >> thank you. good afternoon supervisors. as supervisor breed mentions i'm mark dwight president of the small business commission. and i'm a small business owner here in san francisco. it is an honor to be here today to help recognize the contribution of small businesses as e as part of small business week 2016. small business week is a collaboration among our city government specifically the office of economic and workforce development and the office of small business. the san francisco chamber of commerce and the federal small business administration. i'd like to acknowledge the small business administration district director mark quinn. my fellow commissioners steve adams, irene yee ryley. kathleen duly. paul sar caiz yum and marianne zakunis and karen colombo of the chamber of commerce. san francisco launched small business week last night with nearly a thousand attending. this year's theme is celebrate small businesses tapping into opportunities. san francisco fosters a unique entrepreneurial environment. as i tell my co

>> last week, dwight sent out a memo about the dress code. so this is me showing him that i'm taking it very seriously. >> oh, here's one. a string quartet playing classy-cal music. [sucking tongue] [sucking tongue]

i'm going say blake griffithffih and dwight howard would be aight good fit here. >> dwight howard isrd i ultimate loser. >> he's a loser -- he's a loser but he's a big loser and 33 need some post play.ost p >> he's a big highly paid big losser. >> how are you getting blakela griffith. he's under contract. und con >> you can make some deals. can i see about five guys on that t roster you can give up for giver blake griffith.blake gri let's move on. let's talk about this golf game. ga quicken loans billy hurley the third amazing win and an a emotional win as well. >> yeah, a real sort of inspiring story. story. last year this time of year billy hurley, his father wasathr missing, they didn't know t where he was. wh they did find him. and then several weeks later,ees you know, he tragicallyca passed. to come back home, went to the naval academy to win here ine front of his friends andennd family really, really reay inspiring story.tory the guy has played over 100 r events on tour and never gotten a win. this gives him a t exemption, gives him some hime financial security and it'ssecus j

we beat dwight d. eisenhower.at bush. >> reporter: he's raised at least $8 million this week, and doubling down on comments that more guns could have stopped the orlando nightclub massacre. >> this no-good, sick, sick, perverted, horrible terrorist, terrorist, was in there starting the shooting. one of those people would have had those bullets going the other way, folks, it would have been a whole different story. >> reporter: trump brushing off talk that some delegates could try to stage a convention coup to stop him from being the party's nominee. house speaker paul ryan told "meet the press" that other lawmakers don't have to endorse trump. >> the last thing i would do is tell anybody to do something that's contrary to their conscience. of course i wouldn't do that. >> reporter: massachusetts senator elizabeth warren is filling in as attack dog while hillary clinton is off celebrating the birth of a grandchild. >> she's like a used car dealer, except that's not fair to used car dealerships. >> reporter: support

we beat dwight d. eisenhower. we beat everybody. we beat bush. >> reporter: trump is visiting states where his support is already high, raising $8 million this week, attacking barack obama and his likely opponent hillary clinton, and doubling down on comments that more guns could have stopped the orlando nightclub massacre. >> this no-good, sick, perverted, horrible terrorist, terrorist, was in there starting the shooting. if one of those people had had a bullet going the other way, it would have been a whole different story. >> reporter: trump is brushing off talk that some delegates could stage a convention coup to stop him from being the party's nominee. the lukewarm support of paul ryan, who told "meet the press" that other lawmakers should follow their conscience. >> i wouldn't tell them what to do. >> reporter: massachusetts senator elizabeth warren is filling in for hillary clinton as attack dog, wihile clinton celebrates the birth of a grandchild. trump heads to arizona, a red state with a large latino population. supporters

dwight, thank you for being here. >> thank you. good afternoon supervisors. as supervisor breed mentions i'm mark dwight president of the small business commission. and i'm a small business owner here in san francisco. it is an honor to be here today to help recognize the contribution of small businesses as e as part of small business week 2016. small business week is a collaboration among our city government specifically the office of economic and workforce development and the office of small business. the san francisco chamber of commerce and the federal small business administration. i'd like to acknowledge the small business administration district director mark quinn. my fellow commissioners steve adams, irene yee ryley. kathleen duly. paul sar caiz yum and marianne zakunis and karen colombo of the chamber of commerce. san francisco launched small business week last night with nearly a thousand attending. this year's theme is celebrate small businesses tapping into opportunities. san francisco fosters a unique entrepreneurial environment. as i tell my co

mark dwight, here. william ortiz-cartagena, here. commissioner tour-sarkissian is absent. commissioner zouzounis, here. you have quorum. item 2, presentation and discussion on sf biz connect. the presenter is susan ma of economic and workforce development. >> one of my favorite projects. >> the mic isn't on. >> working now? >> yes. >> susan ma and manage the sf biz connect from office of economic and workforce development and just passed the one year anniversary so thought it appropriate to give a overview of what we have done and how it is going. i will tell how we started and what we have done and where we are going and how we actually started was here. conversationwise small business, talking to small business commission and it was really those conversations that we need a program like this to help business to business interactions in the city. the goals were to create opportunities for small business and encourage loickal spending habits within the community. we launched small business week in 2015 and the first month we had 9 pledges and 90 small business listings. a

president dwight d. eisenhower had a dream: he called it "atoms for peace." >> so my country's purpose is to help us move out of the dark chamber of horrors into the light, to find a way by which the minds of men, the hopes of men, the souls of men everywhere can move forward toward peace and happiness and well-being. it is not enough to take this weapon out of the hands of the soldiers. it must be put into the hands of those who will know how to strip its military casing and adapt it to the arts of peace. >> nuclear power was to benef mankind, but the free-market insurance industry was unwilling to cover nuear accident risk because it was immeasurable, and potential economic damages were incalculable. so to encourage and protect investment in nuclear power, congress passed the price anderson act in 1957, which created an insurance pool and capped the amount of liability a commercial nuclear power plant would face should a disaster occur. >> well, the thinking that went into the creation of the price anr

we were lucky enough to get manufacturing space thanks to people like mark dwight and supervisor kim has been a great advocate for what we do. i appreciate all of you being here today and thank you for honoring our business and all the other great small businesses. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you and congratulations again. thank you everyone else here in the audience for or patience. i know it's hard to walk away from a small business to come out for this short period of time. with you bu we appreciate you being here today. with that. i'll like to recognize eric mar from district one. >> congratulations to all the amazing small businesses. i want to acknowledge one of our exceptional community builder businesses. i want to say that chet tom of  one of the hideouts i speak ?eek to. it's on balboa and 38th avenue. close to hockey haven and a number of other places. i say that chet and la promenade is exceptional in supporting many of the other businesses in the area. supporting the effort to create a new business association called balboa village merchants association and

. >>> rockets all-star dwight howard, he is not in the nba finals.e's doing the cha cha slide with the the mystics dream game. >> the cha cha slide. >> i didn't know that was still around. on the court, though, going to knock down the jumper. her 10 0th -- 1,000th career point. washington up by 11. taylor hill for the three. game-high 17. mystics win, now 3-6 on the se. >>> also today, novak djokovic wins the french open. we'll have highlights on "sports final" and my one-on-one with josh norman, all when carol joins me on "sports final" after the >>> finally tonight, a monkey walks into a store. oh, wait, it gets better. and he walks out with $150. just look at the surveillance video. shows the monkey jumping behind the counter, this is in india, and he opens the cash drawer and pulls out a wad of cash. as soon as the guy goes to grab him or entice him with something, he just jumps over, runs out with the cash in hand. the owner tried to stop him but failed. it's not clear if this monkey was trained to steal, but the owner says he's >> he walked out