what they do is they get this rubber mat. >> it's a rubber mat that they normally sleep on. in hindsight we should have used something muchless slippery. >> she gets stuck a second time. >> maybe try taking taking takig backwards. >> you can hear the other donkeys calling her like come on, girl, you can do it! after a lot of lifting and pushing from the back she clambered out. >> they got it. she starts to walk off. >> she sinks right back in again. >> so for a third time she is stuck in the mud. they push and push and she starts pulling herself out. >> they need to get them like bog shoes. she is stuck one more time. >> again? >> again. >> they are findly able to u-- finally able to use their strength and hers. >> you'll have to leave ireland. >>> it's time to play everybody's favorite game on the internet. you start in china. you can see it wasn't really concentrating and the rover is a little irritated. >> they want to try it all over again. >> it >> this is where the cars pull alongside each other. >> it gets even worse. >> the tall guy in white i believe is from the das

mat that they normally sleep on. in hindsight, we should have used something much less slippy. >> the plan is not effective because the feet do keep slipping and guess what happens, she gets stuck a second time. >> maybe try taking out the assbackwards. >> and you can hear the other donkkys calling her like come on, girl, you can do it. >> after rest and encouragement and a lot of lifting and pushing from the back, a . >> they got it. she starts to walk off. >> she sinks back in again, right back down to her elbows. >> for a third time she's stuck in the mud. >> come on. come on. >> but they push and they push and she starts pulling herself out. >> yeah, they need to get them, like, bog shoes, you know what i mean? so they can walk. >> she's stuck one more time. >> again? >> again. >> they are finally able to use their strength and hers to finally get her out. they say donkeys are made for dry rocky areas. >> a dry rocky area, going to have to leave ireland. it's like -- >>> cameras, cameras, everywhere, catching all

rolling out the welcome mat for their feathered neighbors. reporter: they are often admired for their majestic appearance, but when they moved in, it is likely most locals had no idea what they were in for. >> anytime they are, disturb they start screaming. it sounds a lot like a crying baby. they are turns out to be a peacock. reporter: about 150 of the large exotic birds freely roam the streets undisturbed, and they have well and tru make themselve at home. >> i cannot send my kids to the backyard to play. my kids are never in the backyard. >> setimes the have scratches on their cars. isorter: n tghborhood located in surrey, british columbia, where peacocks outside the scope of animal control. just whe you ask?y come from, it is rumored they werera on a rul property in the area a decade ago, but now anyone'san backyard ce a new nest. one resident has taken mat ors into their hands, cutting down a tree on his property where peacocks were nesting. the homeowner faces a $100,000 or muchd potential more >> we are into furthendlegal action fines

what they do is they get this rubber mat. >> it's a rubber mat that they normally sleep on.sight we should have used something muchless slippery. >> she gets stuck a second time. >> maybe try taking taking takig backwards. >> you can hear the other donkeys calling her like come on, girl, you can do it! after a lot of lifting and pushing from the back she clambered out. >> they got it.

speaking of the warriors forget about yoga mats. we can we are a hard hat to exercise.ou are look at more than 800 construction workers, they were learning yoga at at chase center in san francisco today. one of the warriors executives was leading them in exercises that is lisa good win up there on the left, the director of marketing. she also happens to teach yoga. >> does she know yoga. >> she does. she teaches the players yoga. >> wow. >> and she teaches at core power yoga in walnuts creek. and so they got all the construction workers that are building the chase center and tear going to start playing games in the chase center in 2019. but they thought let's get eight or nine hundred guys out there and -- i didn't see downward dog but lisa is fantastic with the marketing and yoga. >> looks like a lot of fun and pleasant day. >> lovely day for yoga or just about anything outdoors. a look at live doppler 7, a few clouds drifting buy. might see fog near the coastline and breezy but pleasen. does the sky get bluer from the great view here at roof top camera? it's 61 in san

haz-mat crews are on the scene, as you can see here in these pictures from sky fox. the affected individuals. two of the students had been taken to the hospital. the victims are complaining of respiratory problems that includes both students and staff and as you see here, again in these pictures from sky fox live now over the scene, several of the victims are being loaded onto gurneys and into awaiting ambulances. we are still awaiting word on exactly what happened in the classroom, again, the search for the cause of all of this still ongoing. also officials just a short time ago told us that some of the students that were in that classroom who started coughing and also did not feel well left the campus. they are now asking those students to return to the campus to make sure that they too don't need to be decontaminated so that they can also be checked out for their symptoms. again, a haz-mat situation underway right now at oak grove high school in south san jose. we will have an update on the situation coming up on ktvu fox fox 2 news at 5:00. >>> ever wonder what h

bloodstains a straw mats where a family used to sleep pray for gruesome attack by neighbors to silence who murdered twenty six villages in their homes earlier this month with guns flames and machetes. these killers attacked my family my family is dead and the army did nothing to save them although they weren't far from here because. no one noticed the sure of this attack was related to burundi is referendum but it gives a taste of the tense atmosphere in which the vote is taking place. there not always apparent bundy is deeply divided over its president and his plan to amend the constitution to be able to extend his reign pm currencies believes he has a god given right to rule and while not everyone agrees he has a huge support in rural areas i am here before you turn arounds to all burundians that the election will go very well as god is my witness. is the opposition says the president's planning a power grab and that it's him and to stop him. who are trying to intimidate us claim that a new vote would push our country back to war this is terrorism let us say no. but saying no to pm i

adrian: it totally matted. -- it totally mattered.e saw the first wave of cubans breaking into the major-league. they were primarily lighter skinned. somewhat well-off backgrounds. in the 1860's and 1880's, cubans were sending their kids to the u.s. for education. it is their children, their grandchildren who broke into the major leagues. at the same time, you have darker skin people playing. you had some lighter skinned cubans playing in the league. the negro league does not discriminate on the basis of color. you have lighter skinned playing in the negro league. he is light enough, let's try to get him in. that is how they broke into major leagues before jackie robinson. susan: what are the biggest names in hispanic history in baseball that people should know? aging: we all know roberto clemente. standardbearer and the hallmark. -- he was the first black latino who came into major leagues. everyone thought he was a black man. there were other latinos, a cuban known as a mulatto who made it into major league baseline was racialized a

hello and welcome mat herman it is good to have you with us now people in ireland have voted by a landslide to liberalize the country's restrictive abortion laws with counting over after yesterday's referendum voters back the change by a margin of two to one here come the exact figures for you. yes overwhelming no that is a far higher margin than any opinion poll had predicted the results allows the irish government to bring in reforms by the end of the year. tears of joy after years of pain deeply personal experiences the stories of close friends they have all moved people to turn up and vote and celebrations were getting underway before the official results had even come in this yes is a larry was to leave you from all of the trauma and all of the day and there is a lot of reeling to do with this this really great start. it was ireland's young people who voted by a large majority to lift the ban on abortion people had feared the vote would divide society cause rifts between the sexes and between arlen's arbonne centers and its real communities that didn't materialise what we've seen today

>> to add to your in quite -- your equation, it was the first time we have seen the mat before the agreementas signed. i think it was a big surprise for everyone. i also would pull in some trade war issues and all of those are elements of complexity. we are all learning at the same time. . lot of it is policy driven a lot of it is idiosyncratic cases. learning as we go, candidly. you get the best experts you can. i think industry experts particularly with respect to the regulatory process is critical. you do the best you can and you sculpt a transaction in the way it ought to be taken very well. >> you have a huge pressure on companies on one side and investors rewarding companies that than a huge unpredictability on the other. is the right play? if i want to do a big deal in the u.s., you say let's wait or do you say, uncertainty is the cost of doing business? >> i think the latter. the most important thing i see in the markets now is transactions happen when the time is right and you do not always get to choose the time. sometimes the buyer forced the reaction and sometimes the seller says

a mat herman it's very good to have you with us real madrid have been crowned european champions for a record third consecutive year after defeating liverpool three one in champions league final in keown. little paul were dealt a prude blow after just thirty minutes star forward mohamed salah from wrist with an injured shoulder to howling mistakes from goalkeeper morris canio gifted goals to kevin benz of aa as well as their failed to welshman also scored another with spectacular overhead kick the goal for a night for sure liverpool is just a consolation salve. all right joining me now after that rather thrilling final is in early russians from sports emily this was an intense game for sure but in the end real madrid got it done three in a row that's you know in the champions league year that have never happened before have they just become somehow unbeatable in the champions league i'm going to have to say yes i mean we're all madrid are made these big competitions the big games when they have to win they don't just when i mean they shatter records and do things that no one has ever

people were down there and i was down there the day people were offered seven days on the mat next door. which is not a real option because they cannot bring their belongings and it is not an option. people are being shifted around and we are getting a lot of reports of people wear their tents are being slashed, and there was one woman who has autism who was in her tent at the time and her shoulder was slashed. we are not just seeing this on the vision. we are hearing it and other neighbourhoods. i have some handouts for you all and there is some really good new research and it. there's a lot of research showing the best practices coming from the obama administration about how to effectively address these issues. first off, we have had over a thousand people on the shelter waitlist and what the mayor is coming out and saying that they are resistant, that is nonsense. it is. we do not have the resources. so there is, one of the things we have is a safe sleep policy so people can have somewhere to go. no one is advocating for tents or encampments. known as advocating that is appropriate h

your bestality mat, san ramon valley boulevard. as you can see on the screen, that's the main street parallel to the freeway. it looks pretty good at this particular hour. i would take that as your alternate until they get this cleaned up. they said 6:00. we're now at 6:00. they're mopping up the mess. we'll be following this. san ramon valley boulevard looks like a good alternate. once you're past the dublin interchange, you're looking good. >>> you're never more than seven minutes away from my accuweather forecast. the sea breeze is back with a little attitude. look at this, 24 miles per hour. that's what's gusty in sfo. 18 in half moon bay to 28 in fairfield, 31 in concord. this is the look from the east bay hills back to the east. the sunshine, you can see it's topping the east bay hills. where are the 90s, the 80s? some of us will get to 70s. it will be between noon and 4:00. we start off in the low to mid 60s at 7:00. mid 60s around the bay and inland at noon. mid 60s at 4:00. grab a coat this evening. mid to upper 50s. >> we

your bestality mat, san ramon valley boulevard. as you can see on the screen, that's the main street parallel to the freeway. it looks pretty good at this particular hour. i would take that as your alternate until they get this cleaned up. they said 6:00.

i'm mat keller in for chris nguyen. let's start with a look at the weather. >> happy memorial day weekend, everyone. we are starting out with plenty of clouds. even some mis, drizzle and a few showers early on. live doppler 7 shows all the cloud cover, that on-shore flow and there is a pressure that will allow for slow clearing today. 53 in san francisco, santa rosa, and fremont. we are looking at temperatures this morning to be on the cooler side of average. notice the winds are looking at -- out of the west, 26 miles an hour, and out of the west over in oakland as well. so the breezy winds will be with us throughout the day'd tom we will see some sunshine throughout the morning hours and we are looking at a big warmup for tomorrow. >>> toeflg news out of the east bay. oakland firefighters are investigating the cause of a fire near the coliseum. firefighters say flames broke out at 10:40 last night in a roofing materials yard. after the a's fireworks show. you see heavy smoke in the area. bart service was not impacted.

others slept on yoga mats in the spot. >> there are lots of new stories about it. people are referring to it as the titanic cruise. from the guests who were affected, having water running on your door would be concerning. >> reporter: the nearly 3500 passengers returned to port on sunday morning. passengers reconceived -- received a full refund. they also were offered the option to fly home after the water problems developed. >>> most homes in the bay area suffered it quickly. sellers are wondering if paying a five -- five or 6% commission is worth it. we have a new crop of companies offering what they say are less expensive ways to sell a home. >> reporter: -- >> the bathroom may be a bit dated. he knew he would not have any trouble selling his home. >> i have watched houses sell in this area in a heartbeat. >> reporter: is that of using a traditional full-service real estate agent, he tried a real estate startup the claims to save the average seller about $20,000. >> the founder says much of the process is done online. >> it makes everything more efficient. every

they had no access at all to gheeth that pipeline, to getting something that may or mat mayweather not work. we have some incredible, at the f.d.a. we have some incredible drugs under research. so right to try, which amazingly was something that everyone said could not be passed, right to try passed. it will be -- i will be signing it probably sometime next week. and this gives people hope. we can go, they'll sign a waiver, and they'll be able to use what they need and in many cases they'll be helped. but they won't have to fly to africa or south america or europe or wherever just seeking help. rich people, poor people, they're seeking help. they had no access. ow they have the right to try. the right of hope. i know many folks standing with me agreed with me and approved it. it's such a wonderful bill and it's so incredible that it was not possible to get it passed but we got it passed and we had some tremendous help from some tremendously talented senators and congress people. so i want to thank all the people up here today. what we're doing today with respect to dodd-frank is truly

haz-mat determined there was no hazard. one passenger was questioned by police and later released. >>> another airling us night was cammed from sfo. this time due to damage to one of the cargo seals. the airline says this is not related to the wednesday incident when the tip of a wing clipped a building at sfo. a flight took off thursday night but didn't help passengers with connections. >> i asked if i could get to barcelona. they said that the flight to dublin was booked that day, completely full. that i would have to wait until the 8:30, to which i toll them that i wouldn't be able to make my connect on the 8:30. they basically said they couldn't help me with that. >> that man is supposed to start a study abroad program in spain on monday. some fellow passengers have been stranded hins weesday. the airline says it give thaem overnight accommodations. >>> a win for the repeal of an abortion ban in ireland. overnight post its were put up with the word women, freedom, yes outside bars. it would be a change for the catholic

haz-mat teams determined there was no hazard. one passenger was questioned by police and released. >>> another airling us flight bown for dublin was canceled due to cargo seals. this is not related to wednesday's incident when the tip of a wing clipped a building at sfo. a airling us flight did take off thursday night but it didn't help passengers with connections. >> i asked if i could get to barcelona. and they said that the flight to dublin was booked that day -- day, completely full, that i would have to wait until the 8:30 to which i told them that i wouldn't be able to make my connect on the 8:30. and they basically said they couldn't help me with that. >> that man is supposed to start a study abroad program in spain on monday. some fellow passengers have been stranded since wednesday. air ling us says out gave them overnight accommodations. >>> exit polls suggest a landslide win for the repeal of a abortion bill in ireland. a yes vote would be an adoesn't change for the predominantly catholic nation. >>> happening the toda

glenda perkins was a substitute teacher who took the time to learn everybody's names and never got it matted anyone for doing something stupid. >> all 10 of them were remembered in a ceremony on their school's football field yesterday. there was a moment of silence and a tribute with 10 small y crosses bearing the names of the victims. the other students injured by the gunfire are coming forward to share their stories and describe what happened. >> it went into the back of my head. it was kind of the middle of the back of my head and came out right here. >> the first of the memorial services for sabika sheikh happened sunday afternoon. others are scheduled throughout the week. classes at all the schools in the district are canceled again today. students are scheduled to return to school tomorrow. >>> new explosive eruptions at the summit of hawaii's kilauea volcano is -- -- still sending spoken ash through the air. right now only one flow is flowing to the ocean. lava is pouring onto the property of a power plant, which is closed because of the eruptions. tourism is still taking a hard hit o

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an easy drive, san mat mateo bridge back over to -- few headlights, back to you. >> we have details about a violent hammer attack. this is near santa cruz. go fund me page has been set up to help pay medical bills for a teenage boy slipping in and out of a coma. he was one of the three teenagerers attacked over the weekend. a group of masked men beat them with a hammer and stole things and drove off. here's what investigators are telling us about the victims. >> right now one of the victims is unable to talk in the hospital in critical condition. the other two are -- have pretty bad injuries as well. some of the information that we are able to obtain right now is very limited. >> investigators say they have no solid leads on suspects. >> a bill to help victims of natural disasters recover from losses from insurance companies is moving forward at sacramento. now it's moving to the assembly for a vote. the bill guarantees up to three years of coverage for living expenses and makes sure experience companies cannot drop for two years. if it becomes law, it will apply retroactively to help nor

the take matting confrontation has been playing out for the past two hours. want to show you live nbc bay area sky ranger overhead of the scene. this is unincorporated mill valley. that apartment complex you are looking at is near blythedale exit off 101. deputies say an 80-year-old man shot two people and now that man has been found dead. >> nbc bay area sam brock has been on the scene for us for the last 60 or 90 minutes. sam joins us now with how this all ended. sam. >> reporter: raj, good evening. this took about two-and-a-half hours to resolve itself, but as you mentioned a second ago, when the last 10 or 15 minutes we learned that police have the man they were looking for and is no longer a threat to the community. they are breaking down the crime scene as we speak. we saw swat team trucks coming out from under the yellow tape out here. you are taking a live look from our nbc bay area sky ranger as multiple different police agencies continue to breakdown. neighbors standing out here where i am at this moment waiting to get back in. certainly a chilling

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mostly women and children here who have been sleeping on the concrete floor off and on threadbare mats really sleeping rough but despite that i would say that spirits are pretty high most people are fairly optimistic that they're going to get a chance to make their case and although they're in a fairly dire circumstances waiting for the processing center to be able to hear them i would say it's generally a positive a. positive mood how long do people. to wait for a decision. well at this point the people who remain are really committed to staying in it for the long haul to stay and told they get to have their asylum case heard remember at its peak this caravan was more than a thousand people and now we're looking at just over one hundred so the ones who have stayed on who did not choose to stay behind in mexico city as the caravan passed through there or to stay on in other parts of mexico really are dedicated to the idea of getting to the united states and what kind of support. people are watching this storm maybe wondering if. they may have to stay for awhile or are they getting supp

others slept on yoga mats in the spa. >> our cruise director and the captain told us all about it. that there was -- when we came out of belize when the ship turned it put pressure on the pipe and one of them burst. >> reporter: the nearly 2,500 passengers returned to port. >> i'm not word writed about going on a ship out to sea. that's easy day. >> reporter: passengers received a full refund and 50% off any future cruise. they were also offered the option to fly home the day after the water conditions developed. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> well, in nashville the mother of one of the victims in the deadly waffle house shooting accepted her daughter's college diploma. shirl baker walked across the stage on saturday. her daughter, deebony groves was one of four people who was killed when a gunman opened fire on april 22. her brother di'angelo groves received his did plow what. >>> a medalist and a coach who is also his brother are accused of sexual abuse in a federal lawsuit. >>> a miracle recovery. a 13-year-old comes back to life the day before his organs were set to be don

. >> plus we'll meet a woman who gave the all mat gift to save the life of a baby in our series a manufacturerfect union. >>> and one of polo's players nacho figueras tells us what it was like to attend his good bud prince harry's wedding. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm brook silva-braga. have a good day. have a good day. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com m i'm michelle griego. >>> good morning. you are looking from our exclusive kpix 5 "salesforce tower" camera. look at the lights of the city there. it is thursday, may 31st. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm anne makovec in for kenny choi. i can't believe it's the final day of may already. >> i know. >> where did it go? >> june is tomorrow. >> you have to pay the bills tomorrow! may is almost over. crazy. and it's going to start off cool today. so we're dealing with breezy conditions yet again. temperatures are below average again so get ready for that. that "salesforce tower" camera shows low cloud coverage right over the beaches and that's what a lot of us will be dealing w

you can see on satellite fairer mat of cloud for central and eastern parts of england and that will brighten and we will see more in the way of sunshine this afternoon. also the risk of thundery showers, especially for east anglia, southern england, wales and into merseyside. not everyone catching one, but they do have the potential to be heavy and can cause disruption. elsewhere, a fine day for scotland and northern ireland but seeing low cloud and mist and eastern coastal areas. a warm very warm day, highs of 28 celsius in the south east. this evening and overnight, we see showers generally dying out and in the way of cloud from the east. starting to see more showers into the south east into the early hours. temperature is largely in the double figures. tomorrow, another day with heavy, possibly country showers. in counties of england, some sunny spells, with temperatures at a maximum of 2a celsius. this is bbc news. our latest headlines: a man in his 80s has died after his vehicle was submerged in walsall, as flash flooding hits parts of the midlands and wales. some areas get more than a

you are setting out the welcome mat for everybody else in this incredibly important neighborhood. >>reporter: the fanfare is not what he cares about. for him and for his whole neighborhood, really, it's about finally coming home. >> at some point, i'm just going to lose it, and i'm probably going to lose it more as i settle in. >> reporter: one of the reasons this house was able to be rebuilt so quickly is they actually kept the foundation, the original foundation in place. they said it is safe and good to go so they were able to build on top of that as opposed to pulling it out for a new one. it's one of the few in the park that has that going forward, although there are lots of houses that are onward and upward, so they are not very far behind this one. reporting live in coffee park, emily turner, kpix5. >>> investigators now say that for wildfires in butte and nevada counties and last year's deadly firestorm were caused by trees. coming into contact with pg&e power lines. those are the laporte fire, the mc courtney fire, the lobo, and the honey fire. pg&e responded to that report,

secretary mat met with his counter peurptss. >> michael oren is always a very good best.ill counter any move by iran no matter what it means in syria, which means we're on the precipice of a war unlike any other since '73, actually. 2006 was of big. but this would be huge. if i can go back to rude where for just a moment. it seems to me this whole setup, sahil, i will throw it to you first. mr. special is counsel, if and when you accepted the subpoena from the grand jury, we're not going to comply. the constitution won't make him. he doesn't have to. do you think the president will still be willing to sit down with special counsel? >> hugh, what i've heard from people in the president' orbit, they don't know what the strategy is. it's not clear they were particularly dialed in. the one thing -- i agree with you in the sense that rudy does seem to remember this more confront aeurbl approach that the president has been moving forward. let's work with them. let's give them what they need. let's not play games with them and we can make this investigation is and you'll be fine

of the pa live nice people wishing that restaurants and the cafes in which the first day on their mats the rest of the papers to come here to make programs. and that person . is this so. forth because they feel this needs more confrontation it makes it more difficult for people to continue the normal life. i feel is one of the last generations that see i had a service advocate but it's become more and more profitable for us to come by. but. i would love to live here but i'm sure it's very difficult for her to. come on who is accompanying a to a group a few hundred metres away in the christian close out the old city sees things rather differently. a lot of things in our day to day lives are actually going well so here we are on a street where we see phil graham's going to the church of the holy sepulcher and i'm standing here is a jew next to a muslim urchins over there. we mustn't let the things we constantly hear in the media fool us on the other hand of course there are always are political tensions and we've repeatedly felt them over the last three thousand years. so when you see th

here i'm of the poli nice people we see in the restaurants and the cafes in which they stay on their mats the rest however haters who come here to make programs. and this is. this is so forth because face. this needs more confrontation it makes it more difficult for people to continue with their normal lives. i fear one of the machinations that c.n.n. had access to advocate why it's become more and more profitable for us to survive. but what. i would love to hear but i'm sure it is very difficult for her to. come on who is accompanying the to a group a few hundred metres away in the christian quarter of the old city sees things rather differently. on the lot of things in our day to day lives are actually going well so here we are on a street where we see pilgrims going to the church of the holy sepulcher and i'm standing here is a choose next to muslim urchins over there. we mustn't let the things we constantly hear in the media fool us on the other hand of course there are always a political tensions and we've repeatedly felt them over the last three thousand years. so in the years since

president is going to show you how to make your own table mats and just a few steps. hi my name is and today. how to bright you know trendy you wouldn't. they are ideal for pants. you'll need three glued wooden squares made of spruce about twenty centimeters on each side designed for sticky tape in two different widths the color doesn't matter and chalk paint sorry chose matt block and two pastel colors she got everything at a d.i.y. or craft store. a triangular ruler a straight ruler and a pen. and you also need a sponge paper towels and some scissors. plus transparent and brown cream wax from the d.i.y. store a small pot to thin the brown wax brush. first add a small amount of water to the brown wax to make it spreadable with the brush and apply evenly on all sides. also cover the cut surfaces. once the wood is dry that takes around thirty minutes take the first board and use the triangular ruler and a pen to draw two triangles whose tips connect. then apply the sticky tape along the sides of the triangle pattern. measure the distance to the next triangle measure on

but i prefer this fort mat because we might discuss something in length at the committee, and then we have the same discussion from the full m.t.a. board, and this prefrnts duplication of -- this prevents duplication of discussion, so i prefer to keep this format. >> mr. ronen? commissioner ronen? >> when i complained a few weeks ago and put this item on the agenda, it wasn't necessarily the full board meetings but the fact that we were arriving so late as a board, but 30 minutes into what should have been the meeting we didn't have quorum to start the meeting. and that it was just getting ridiculous. and i felt particularly bad for the public that was waiting to testify on items which we never got to because partially because we got to so late. and i am fine with either committee structure or the full board structure. i just feel like we have to make a commitment as commissioners to get here on time like we do every week for the board meeting. >> got my commitment. commissioner cohen? >> thank you. >> wondering if there is a way we can change the date. does it have to be on a tuesday

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