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. >> >> pan ick not as fast as he thought, thrown out trying to advance to third. 1-0 giants. top two, samardzijah helping his own cause. nope. on the mound samardzijah gives up three straight home runs and that will be plenty. last two were back to back and the cardinals win 7-4. >>> a's in houston where this father and son enjoy their time in enemy territory. former astro jed lauerry crushes a pitch from former a luke gr gregorson. game is tied. carlos correa with the game winning walk-off single off ryan madsen. astros take their second straight 6-5 the final. >>> okay i was born in louisville, kentucky, and my grandmother's house was near the gym where a then cassias clay worked out. i was 4 years old the year before clay would win his gold medal at the olympics in 1960 so he was 17. he would jog past our house every day and we would lay in wait as he passed we would run behind him like the pied piper. now this is a very segregated city at the time so we were not allowed to play with our neighbors who were mostly black. so here are white and black kids running behind clay

obama to use the power of his office to prevent donald trump from ever occupying it. ,ick bryant, bbcwashington. katty: i discussed the president's comments with shadi hamid. he is the author of islamic extremism: how the struggle of islam is reshaping the world. start with the debate that has emerged between president obama and hillary clinton on one side, and donald trump on the other, whether you should use the phrase "radical islam." why has this become such a flashpoint? shadi: it is remarkable after such an attack donald trump has thisd the debate in direction. we are debating what particular combination of words to use to describe something we as americans all agree is horrific. it is distracting from what the priority should be -- actually fighting terrorism. what do you do, not what words you use. this is what everyone is talking about. donald trump has found a way to capture the attention and drive the debate. everyone is reacting to him. i am happy to see that hillary has not fallen into the trap of using the same language. she adapted a little and used "radical islam i --

taking off festivities -- k icking off festivities with an open-air concert.this, as strikes threaten to disrupt the event. first, the u.s. president, barack obama, has officially endorsed hillary clinton to succeed him as president. obama's or -- obama spoke shortly after meeting with bernie sanders, who insists he will still fight the final -- at thentest in convention next tuesday. ama: i know how hard this job can be. that's why i know hillary will be so good at it. in fact, i don't think there has ever been somebody so qualified hold this office. she's got the courage, compassion, and the heart to get the job done. and i say that as somebody who had to debate her more than 20 times. laura: with the democratic primary contests almost wrapped up, they can get on the common aim, stopping republican donald trump from taking the white house. unbelievableit is to me, and i say this in all sincerity, that the republican party would have a candidate for president who, in the year 2016, makes bigotry and discrimination the cornerstone of his campaign. 's" philipan

hometown of boxing legend muhammad ali, where an interfaith memorial service is getting underway. ,ick in the french capital european football championships getting underway right now with host france taking on romania from the edge of paris. tom: we begin in louisville, where an interfaith memorial service is being held for muhammad ali. thousands of people have descended on this, the boxing legend's hometown, where the hearse carrying his final body made its journey through the streets before he is buried in a private ceremony. at today's memorial, getting underway as we speak, hundreds of celebrities and dignitaries are in attendance, amongst them former president bill clinton, the comedian billy crystal -- both of those men will be delivering eulogies, amongst others, with veteran tv journalist bryant gumbel. died last friday after a long battle with parkinson's disease. he was 74 years old. here with us in the studio we have a former sports journalist, writer have with us a and journalist, and a filmmaker from kentucky who is also a personal friend of muhammad ali, and our interna

. >> pelley: ick in cincinnati. jamie, thank you. a new report from a.a.a. says teenaged drivers kill an average of 10 people a day in crashes during the summer. chip reid found out why. ( screaming ) >> reporter: over the past eight years, a.a.a. studied thousands of teen drivers dashboard cameras and found nearly 60% of teen crashes are caused by distracted driving. jennifer ryan is a a.a.a. spokesperson. >> early on, teens were more likely to talk on their phones, and now they're more likely to interact with their phones via media. and is scary because they're looking down and taking their eyes off the road. >> reporter: the study found 12% of teen driver crashes involved use of a cell phone. another 15% of those crashes followed being distracted by passengers. >> we know about teens when they add a passenger, they're more likely to be distracted. they're more likely to engage in risky behavior. >> reporter: 30 states and the district of columbia now ban wireless devices for drivers under age 18. a.a.a. is urging the other 20 states to do the same. >> thi

. >> ♪ >>> "eyewitness news" at the bar raid hosted by muse ick producer and song writer kenny gamblehe philadelphia community of leaders. mayor jim can kenny was there. he says this event is important to show the true history of our country and our city. >> it wasn't just white european males who made this country it was many people made this country and i think that we need to acknowledge the fact that they were there and they contributed and they were heroic and without them this country wouldn't be as far along as it is now. >> the event celebrates african-american freedom and achievement and sheds light on the struggles of enslaved africans in america. juneteenth dates back to 1865. >>> a local teenaged boy fighting cancer gets the birthday wish of a lifetime. this is dan hill. he turned 16 today. happy birth day. he's a huge philly sports fan and at a he had the chance to the a tend the phillies game with 25 of his closest friends. the best part about it, he got to meet some players as well before the first pitch along with other surprises. dan says it was all a once in a lifeti

we do need the rain though and some some spots ick ping up rain right now from abington, in this hamptonower and central bucks county right along the turnpike seeing rain at the moment but that's about all we've got out there right now. we do have some storms fizzled earlier off to our west. you can see this time lapse video from the whitfield elementary school in reading starts off the day with clouds, some rain and drizzle now the sun came out especially in our north and west suburbs briefly provided enough fuel for thunderstorms to draw from as they came through in the afternoon you can see the wet roads there but most most of those storms didn't make it into philadelphia prop and the air was too stable down the shore after the morning rain to really get any storms into that region either. so we kind of luck out on the storm front today. the storm are starting to clear. temperatures in the mid 70s here in philadelphia. back to the 60s lancaster reading and allentown. 72 in millville. 70 in atlantic city and 70 degrees in wildwood and finally finally getting a 70 plus degree reading on

. >>> california's right to die law talk icks effect tomorrow. the law allows terminally ill patients diagnosed with six months or less to live to receive prescriptions for a medication to end their lives. also tomorrow, people have to be 21 to buy cigarettes or tobacco in al cal. >>> to the warriors, we're fast approaching tip-off to game three- >> larry biel is at oracle where thousands of fans are expected to cheer on their dubs from afar tonight, hi larry. >> reporter: yeah, this is going to be fun, ama. i'm waiting for everybody to come on in. the doors are going to be opening up and they're expecting 12,000 people. now, game three of the finals will get under way tonight at 6:00 p.m. here on abc 7. the warriors game in cleveland not too far away from another big sporting event that's taking event tomorrow, abc 7 news reporter amy hllyfield joins us live in cleveland with the story of some bay area fans who are certainly making the most of their east coast trip. had hi, amy. >> reporter: i've got to show uf these cavs fans. they're very seri

philadelphia, a little warmer over to the east and north, 85 in trenton, probably getting up to about yes ickoda 86 tods river. 70's in wilmington, dover and mid 70's down the shore, a little bit milder on the boardwalk today than yesterday. blue jays in town after we played two in toronto. they're here for two now and it's mostly cloudy skies tonight, very likely dry, maybe a little drizzle drop late in the game but i think you're probably dry. 77 for the first pitch and 70 in the ninth inning. overnight tonight after midnight, that's when we will be looking at some showers developing and in fact during the morning broadcast tomorrow morning by 5:00 latest model run does have not only some showers but also some thunderstorms coming down through the northern and western suburbs and right through the i-95 corridor during the morning rush hour. we'll be on top of that tomorrow for you. don't know that it's exactly going to evolve just like we showed you but the idea is that there will be some showers and thunderstorms possible during the morning. then in the afternoon we expect drying and some

we do need the rain though and some some spots ick ping up rain right now from abington, in this hamptonower and central bucks county right along the turnpike seeing rain at the moment but that's about all we've got out there right now. we do have some storms fizzled earlier off to our west. you can see this time lapse video from the whitfield elementary school in reading starts off the day with clouds, some rain and drizzle now the sun came out especially in our north and west suburbs briefly provided enough fuel for thunderstorms to draw from as they came through in the afternoon you can see the wet roads there but most most of those storms didn't make it into philadelphia prop and the air was too stable down the shore after the morning rain to really get any storms into that region either. so we kind of luck out on the storm front today. the storm are starting to clear. temperatures in the mid 70s here in philadelphia. back to the 60s lancaster reading and allentown. 72 in millville. 70 in atlantic city and 70 degrees in wildwood and finally finally getting a 70 plus degree reading on

. >> so if you get knocked down by a large wave and you're already borderline hypothernl therm ick, you might be too weak to get out and become a viblgtd or worst case scenario end up drowning. >> reporter: just this past weekends there were close calls ace 13-year-old was rescued from the surf. firefighters helped save another victim who fell off a pier. each stairwell is marked with naubs large enough to see from the water. you can tell responders exactly where you are which should speed up response time. in san francisco, alyssa harrington, abc 7 news. >>> very busy day as you can tell. a lot more to come. feeling the bern in more ways than one. >> just ahead, see how bernie sanders heated up the -- during a rally on the peninsula. >>> also -- >> trying to chase rings. that's all i'm about. >> all is good as steph and the warriors head back to the finals. but there's one thing that annoys the two-time mvp. >>> and from 7 on you your side, the major automakers still installing at thtakata airbags w vehicles. is there cause for >>> democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders spoke

like it's an icke thing. >> she said that in the same weekend within 24 hours of donald trump sayinge have to shut down parts of the internet. the media only paid attention to trump's statement and not to hillary's. we have a culture of free speech under attack when. you have a government in the name national security in particular. she shifted from mass entertainment now, it's all gone into facebook, youtube and such like. she's after the benghazi situation, she blamed that on a filmmaker in sere theo, and the administration had the most power to -- her next theater of war on free speech is precisely the one where she has the most legal latitude. we should be very, very worried on encryption, on the open internet, on hate speech as it overlaps with terrorism. that's where she can have a drastic impact on the future of free speech in this country. john: the way she puts it, we must not allow this bad thing. people agree with it. >> sure. if you make an appeal to i'm going to make you safer, it makes sense. it doesn't make us safer. i'm married to an investigator. the best place for i

i'm going to ick butt and bring back the bold. >> proving heart and hard work goes a long way. scott abraham, abc7 sports. michelle: he has a great energy to him. we need more stories like that. love it on friday. jonathan: no question. alison: great guy. jonathan: he must hear the seat behind him so he knows for timing wise. they were in perfect unison. michelle: absolutely. alison: an inspiration. jonathan: coming up for us -- >> well, i'm sweating. i might need a new pair of pants. jonathan: he is sharing a lot of information. even though he is afraid of fights as a lot of people are, our reporter sam sweeney decided to repel off downtown building. you can see and hear him make it to the bottom. he makes it okay to the bottom. the reason why he did this? we'll share it with you coming up. alison: another major star joins rory mcilroy to skip the olympics. the champion that will woman: i have a masurprise for you.are you? man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss ou

. >> we learn nearly all hot riff ick attack inside pulse night club captured by high quality surveillance showing multiple angle of the killer omar mateen one source describes it walking through the rooms mowing people down cold blooded. the midst of the terror texting his wife would was apparently unaware of where he was. did you see the news yes they both texted i love you. fbi still trying to determine whether she knew about his murdering plan. >> mass murder is premeditated. she lived with him. she knows something. >> she and the killer's father now on the no fly list as the fbi investigates. this is abc news orlando."up >>> today mark one year since t)t mass shooting at church in charleston, south carolina.1q group of people had gathered for bible study at the mother immanuel church5s. a one of the oldest congregation in the soul. dillon roof killed 9 people after the arrest the next take he confessed and said he wanted to start a race war. roof faces hate crime charges and the death penalty if convicted. >> mass shootings like the own gun. sacramento chapter called the pink pistols

virginia, ick in reconnected with thehim. we were friends and i was his number two in command. the real job of the lieutenant governor is presiding over the state senate. when i got elected lieutenant i had one-on-one meetings with every senator to say, what do you expect to see? i just listened. it really proved to be very helpful. the virginia -- virginia is the only state with a one term governor. i try to learn everything i could from mark. governora really good and he was a governor during some tough times. a governor during some tough times. i think the experience of having been mayor, which was really tough because of some public safety issues and having watch mark deal with challenging hands, being at his right really prepared me to deal with some tough issues. tech.il 2007, virginia where were you that day? what did that tell you about guns in virginia and guns in america? sen. kaine: when i was on city council, richmond had the second highest homicide rate in the united states. i have been an elected official where i went to to many crime scenes and too many funerals.

. >> reporter: you heard mark say he doesn't want to go back to the pub ick public housing apartmenting where he was wounded the family's car was shot up sometime ago. mom has been struggling for months to try to get out of that neighborhood and move to safer part of chester. we'll keep you posted on how that goes. in the newsroom, i'm bruce gordon fox 29 news. >> up s customs agents say these cans were used to smuggle in cocaine at philadelphia international airport. upper darby woman was arrested after drugs were found in milk cans packed in her luggage. 10 cans. she's facing charges. >> back to your fox 29 weather authority. a what a day it was a line of fast-moving severe storms resulting in 10 us of thousands of power outages across our area and strong winds brought trees down aloft place including this big one in pennsauken, inform, where it came to rest on this house and it brought down wires with it. meanwhile take a look at this hail as the storm rolled through new castle county -- new castle, delaware. kathy a viewer tweeted this to you. >> incredible video w lou act at tha

. >> ick at a look. >> hi. >> hi. >> oh, my god! (laughter). >> wow!stage four lung cancer and bon jovi in her most favorite singer in the whole world. the surprise her family took her to john's restaurant jbc soul kitchen in toms river the restaurant was only part of the surprise. john there himself to eat with her and according to carol's family he spent two hours just hanging out with all of them. john bon jovi even gave carol an autographed guitar an kiss on the cheek. >> how can you not like that. >> he is a great guy. >> he is really good guy. >> i actually know him. lunch with my daughter because i asked him to. >> wow! >> he used to be with the soul and he was really just -- what he does for the city. he is a gem. >> yeah. >> real sal gem. >> announcers they can add excitement, boredom or the obvious to game. i've got one that makes the game light up like no other with his call. and two former flyers is reached immortality today forever with the greats of the game not without argument who nets in and who doesn't into the hall of fame. that's co

headline inflation will be .icking up later this year i think people will be looking at the core as wells the headline. whateverteady about kind of measure you look at. of sparek to the issue if inflation does return, the pressure is to do more. those expectations, reverting for less accommodation. insipid was the word it used. other places have used similar language. familiar, a lot of people talking about this. we have been looking closely and it has been disappointing. european industrial production and those issues. canerms of where growth surprise, q1 growth wasn't that bad. i was looking at the world bank forecast. it seems a little high for a target. doing reasonably well. this year, one of the biggest themes is how u.s. growth, we will end up with one of .8% or 1.9%. we are getting a bit of convergence. guy: stay with us. stay with bloomberg. we have an interview with tony blair. he is going to speak to her editor about the brexit and the state of british politics. we are minutes away from the european equity markets looking at some of the potential corporate movers. including th

of all races and religion today attending mohammad ali, part of the funeral ritual forth is laughed ickth. ali body in louisville. his beloved hometown. his family fellow boxing great and people from all over the world shoulder to shoulder. sea of cell phone capturing the moment. >> thinks a great the. >> ali had no shortage of admirer from common man to celebrity. >> whether black. white. asian or latino. jewish. christian. muslim. aivingt. ail belongs to you. >> every day people like jeff mattered most to the champ. in a video when he stopped by his gym challenging him. >> he said ladies and gentlemen the kid can fight. >>reporter: tomorrow louisville celebrates the favorite son with a 19 mile procession through the city followed by an inter-faith service for tens of thousands. now back to you. >> watch live coverage of mohammad ali funeral tomorrow on channel 7 averaginged by george stephanopolous. >> pg&e effort to get foot electric car charging business. >> pg&e effort to get foot electric car charging business. >> why i don'or wonder whether i theshould seek treatment.c. i am read

i think you are also seeing the ick and mass shootings. just because they were not tied to the ideology, it is a mass shooting, but when they are tied to ideology, that's when we have the terrorism angle. you have seen an increase in mass shootings in this country as well. i think we'll see both, and i think we will see more if we don't to our capability in the terrorism front to get some of this off. charlie: why do they do it? mr. murphy: i think the recruiting arm is so effective, that they've been at least conditioned or brainwashed to think the united states is evil, its people are evil, the way of life is not the way you need to live your life, according to their ideology, and i think they want to bring the most harm and pain to the united states. what a way to do it then attack soft targets? charlie: how much progress are we making in combating them in the battle of ideas and the war of ideas about these kinds of , and all the questions that arise from that, whether it is a misreading of islam, etc., etc.? the answer is no, we are n

we will see if this is enough to .ick back and the trade the vanguard european etf, down about 11%.e is the thing. this has the most volume. it is interesting. the vanguard is usually known as not having a lot but the fact that it is the most traded etf is an interesting development. scarlet: all right. the etf read for us. thank you very much. alix: some breaking news. not everyone is having a really bad day. hedge fund manager is looking at his flagship fund, up 15%. scarlet: this was because of short positions that had been in place since last year, all according to people familiar with the matter. they will be much closer to prices priced in to equities. alix: a short position in equities, long in dollar and gold. this is bloomberg markets. >> it will send a shockwave through the european union, by think ultimately that will be a good thing. ♪ good morning, everyone. bloomberg markets. alix steel.nd we are in london. francine lacqua was just beneath tower.zabeth we welcome all of you on a most interesting political and historic day. we have a wonderful guest. you and i need back

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hope everyone here -- people ask me, what ick do? you can contact your congressman in a month's time and ask them if he got the book and has read it. if the people will be the people, and we will hold our leaders to account, something can be done. i'm not one of these people that says game over, hopeless. god forbid. i'm not permitted to lose hope. so, i'll leave it at that. we have a few minutes for q & a. just from the podium? that concludes the enter tape -- entertainment portion of the evening. thank you very much. [applause] >> i would love now, my daughter and i prepared a duet which we'd love to sing for you. come on up. i'm kidding. just teasing the poor kid. i'll king alone, then. no, i would love to have a few minutes for your questions. i ask you as we always do at socrates in the city to put your questions in the form of a question. okay? so i'm not interested in any statements or anything about the history of your family but i'd love to know if you have any questions. speak loudly --ol have a microphone. okay. so somebod

icking a look at w.a.r. p -- taking a look at wpi, we will see a rate hike this year.edible, we were at 50% probability to see a rate hike in december, that is around 15% now. if anything what has changed economically. it is all about sentiment. yvonne: and the boe now instead of preparing for a rate hike, a lot of economists say they could be doing a rate cut, which is remarkable as well. we saw friday, what a roller coaster it was for the markets. let's see what monday is going to bring. here is david. are, wearly indications are looking at these early signals, today will be a risk day. that is clear at the moment. talk about these indicators in just a moment. let's take a step back very quickly and look at where we are. have a look at this graphic. just to show you and underscore how much of an outlier friday was in the strictest, purest tense of the word. we are looking at three standard deviations in all of those things you see on your screen, over $2 trillion was wiped out across global equity markets. that is the biggest daily loss ever, going back to the crisis

we had numerous falls -- false startment busts follow -- the he ickes of president rouhani there was an opening and we took that opening to pursue negotiations. of court it took awhile to negotiate this negotiations dem mott statement ited the enormous value of having both extraordinary diplomats and experts at the table to solve hard problems and here, again issue think the tag team of john kerry and moniz holds a great example for the future in terms of howl we address these issues and i will tell you that we all found ourselves in meetings with ernie moniz that felt like basic nuclear physics lessons. he was at the level of detail but ultimately that made an enormous amount of difference. and in that process we benth fitted from support from groups outs of the government. there's been a little commentary about this recently but the obvious truth is this. the white house did not have to convince the arms control association or nibblings to defend the iran deal. you thought about these issues for many years. you advocated for diplomacy, you shared ideas about what a deal could look

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you think of a choir, die nat ick preacher. you think of women in hats. but we miss the quotidian ways in which religion is practiced right in front of us by african-americans. many of you who have relatives who wouldn't eat at somebody's house or have somebody who told you not to comb your hair in certain places or had different practices and ticks that you might have thought were spiritual in nature or just superstition but you paid little thought about where they came from. i've been thinking a lot in the past few years about an alternative narrative to get at african-american religion. and in the spirit of thinking about the world "future" in the title of this conference, i want to think and explore a future in which we consider a different trajectory for the broader field of research and writing about black religion and history so many of the great histories that have been written take the arc of the slave religion the establishment 6 of black churches like the ame and baptist convention and on. we know that in today's world free he.com ain't free. a

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it's stra steej teeth ick. it's very high level. the ato worked with and a half and that -- working group it was ato and nat ka. >> so it's actually practitioners working with the bureaucrats to come up with real nicks as opposed to numbers created by a mathematical alga ridge. >> it doesn't take into account everyone in a facility. what it does is average out the certified professional controllers and we set targets on how we're going to staff to that level and move people through the system from our more healthy to less healthy facilities. but we have to account for the developmentals that are already in the building. so in working together, i'm very confident. that is how we have laser approach on who we're putting into which facilities. >> mr. rinaldi, can you comment on this b.a. process? when they did the control, how many -- do you know how many controllers took the test and what their pass and fail rate was with the b.a., actual working controllers? >> sure. thank you, sir. when they did the first one in 2014, 28,511 applica

rethinking my position on this and saying that i was completely wrong, and in doing so violated the enl icks standards for the department of interior. and i apologize for that. >> sir, how long have you been the director? >> since 2009. >> and that from 2009 until your ethics training you were unaware of the requirements, the ethical requirements of your job? >> no, ma'am. i served as the national park service ethics officer, and i was well aware but not at the level of detail that i have now. >> that's a very hard pill to swallow. if you're training others and you're not aware of what your ethical responsibilities were, how could you train others and be responsible for them and not be personally aware? >> so in the execution of the book i thought i was following all of the ethical standards that are required of me. i was using a source that the park service normally uses. i was not personally benefiting. i was doing it on my own time. all of those are the ethics requirements. what i did not do was seek the advice of the ethics office, which would have clarified my mistakes right up front. a

stuart: something ashley ickes excited about, switzerland open the longest and deepest tunnel in 35 mileswitzerland calls it a great thing for europe, it is. ashley: it is because if i want to ship my wine from holland to greece or any goods from northern to southern europe it is a long costly journey over the house. no longer. these trains can take it all the way through in half the time and most importantly takes over 1 million heavy-duty commercial trucks off of the road in europe. stuart: next time you ship wine from holland -- then there is hillary clinton, her coronation no longer a sure thing. a top democrat and former clinton advisor says she may not be the nominee. walmart bouncing back, the come backstock of the year. ♪ stuart: we have the price of oil down $.90 and the tao down 82 points. there is a connection. we don't show you charts very often, big names, mcdonald's for example, stock is up 3% this calendar year, better than the dow industrials, that is the mcdonald's chart coming up, walmart stock up 15% this year and the gunmaker up 11% this year, charts off until the stor

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ick louisville, ohio, good morning to you.caller: you're in texas and i '60s up in detroit in the and '70s and i written three books on the collapse of the united states. talking about naftpha nafta in texas. wars were started by texans. the largest military contractor texas.world is in the largest oil -- all the drugs see, what people come on c-span and they start talking about we, we and the states, united states is not involved in starting these oil. in running they're 140 a barrel. it's the state of texas. texas has the four fastest growing cities in the world in texas. i grew up in detroit. of a: does texas have four the largest growing cities in the united states? in 's the economy like texas? reporter: the economy in texas is very good right now. san antonio is the 7th largest city in the united states and population growing rapidly. austin population growing apidly and seeing more technology jobs and cybersecurity jobs. yes, we have a large military presence in san antonio. e have a lot of federal contractors in san an

a friend of mine and great champion and great champions, whether it's tom watson or greg norman or ick price, we've had amazing winners at turnberry. and really, not only amazing winners for the open championship but some of the best tournaments they ever had. so we listened to the royal and ancient and we did what they wanted us to do. in addition, they put in tremendous miles of television ables and everything's underground so it's all ready to go from that standpoint. and the town is so happy and so thrilled and the town council, who's here, and i want to thank you very much for being here, they have been really terrific. so, again, in honor of my mother, mary macleod, who is a terrific person. she came to the united states at the age of 19. she was a beautiful, beautiful woman and a very, very smart woman and she met my father and that was it. they were married for a long time and they had a great marriage and really a great marriage but in honor of my mother, mary macleod, and in honor of my children -- don was instrumental in buying it. my friends were here from dubai. great peop