commissioner clyde: i would like to nominate kathleen julie for vice president based on everything we have heard. gooperhaps i would like to nomie commissioner -- >> i would like to nominate commissioner o'brien. >> would you like to make a statement again? >commissioner dooley: just one more comment. our commissions are not 100% appointed by anyone, and this is something i feel for this commission to gon on in a productive manner, mr. o'brien has served. i believe he should be gracious and allows someone of the service. he has an opportunity in the following year, and just to be fair it is not right to flip- flop positions. should we no longer have any democracy? this is what it sounds like to me, and is a simple change in -- a simple staying. -- a simple thing. there is a problem here. commissioner o'connor: they would suggest that my desire to serve is not gracious, and i do not agree it is on gracious -- ungracious to want to continue to serve. as indicated earlier, i think the play of this commission -- i think deeply of this commercial. if my attendance record was staggered or a

most of the members here support the bill like long time partners kathleen and julie. they separated when it passed but know the fight isn't over. >> i have so much faith that our dream of my 87 year old mom walking us down the aisle will come true. >> opponents began their campaigns to get voters to decide. they'll need nearly 56,000 valid signatures to put the measure on a ballot. wjz, eyewitness news. >> if the measure does reach the ballot, voters will cast their votes in november. >>> you got to check out this rare video of astronauts singing as they walked on the moon. >> i have not seen that. >> it's incredible. video showing the astronauts from apollo 17. that was the last time humans set foot on the moon, i think a couple of years before our time, 1972. they haven't been to the moon in our lifetime. >> that's wild. >> that is wild. >> there's some video. >> you could see the moon tonight along with two planets. >> venus and jupiter. it's all lined up. you don't have to be one of those really good viewing areas either because even in the city with all the light

most of the members here support the bill, like long time partners kathleen and julie.hey celebrated when it passed but they know the fight is not over. >> i have so much faith that our dream of my 87-year-old mom walking us down the aisle will come true. >> one day after they approved it opponents began their campaign to get voters to decide. they will need nearly 56,000 valid signatures to put it on a ballot. gigi barnett, wjz eyewitness news. >> if the petition drive is successful voters will decide the issue in november. >>> turning to sports, the nba's best players put on a show. defense was optional. durant lead the way. he scored 36 points and was named the games most valuable player. the west wins 152-149. >> ugly uniforms. >> oh. nascar will try again today to hold the great american race. the daytona 500 was postponed for the first time in its history due to torrential rains there. the green flag is expected today at noon although weather could be an issue once again. >> well, excuse me. let me show it to you nascar fans. here is first warning doppler weather

. >> we're going to spend a week at darkowty in july at the clearing, and we're going to study the cloister walk by kathleen norris - >> isn't that a new book out, her new- >> she's got a new book, but it's not her book. okay. >> that's another great one. >> yeah. and it's very much in the same vein. she's not even catholic - she goes to a benedictine monastery - and her writings and her discoveries of her inner world are so incredible, just because of where she is, and the routine she has to follow as oblate. >> what was her name one more time? >> kathleen norris. >> you see, what we've come up in this class several times is you meet people, or maybe you read something they wrote, and you know that you have moved into new territory experientially - you are affected by them. and i mention that because i was reading an article on prophecy in newsweek magazine a while back, and there was just a tiny little insert, blurb from her - i guess it's her new book - that described her, what we should call interpretation of revelation and the apocalypse. everyone's concerned about this and there's all kinds of war and