matt bai, national political columnist for yahoo! helene cooper, amy walter editor of the cook political report and michael gerson, a former chief speech writer for george w. bush and "washington post" columnist now. welcome all. amy walter, first to you. clearly a truce between bernie sanders and debbie wasserman schultz on that. but what about donald trump going after hillary clinton? going after bill clinton? does this work for him? >> well, it has thus far. look, i think donald trump has done something unique in this campaign which is he has understood the republican electorate better than any of the republican candidates going there and he's understood the media environment in which he can make these pronouncements. the problem for donald trump, though, is for as well as he is doing currently on the republican side, he continues to make himself less electable in the general election. you look at where his negatives are, they're higher than hillary clinton's. if you look at the matchups between donald trump and huillay clinton in

. >> thousands of people in the east bay have no heat after a major natural gas outage. matt keller is at discovery bay with new information. matt? >> yes, i got an update from a me peg spokesperson and she today me 6,000 homes remain without service this morning and they are not giving a timeline when they hope to have the service restored to all of those homes. pg&e is still investigating the cause of the outage and partly plain it on the cold. the surge of use could have overwhelmed the system. 4,200 representatives will head back out and go door-to-door to inspect the meters and conduct testing so people will have to be home for pg&e to turn on the gas. if you are not home they will leave a phone number to call. >> we want to remind people if someone comes to the doors from pg&e, do ask for a valid i.d., they carry them all time and we are happy to show they. if you see the i.d. and feel uncomfortable call pg&e customer service line and make sure we are in their area. >> two warming centers were set up overnight and we are at the elementary school warming center and this

>>> joining me for insight and analysis are matt bai of yahoo!r of the "new york times," amy walter of the cook political report, and michael gerson of the "washington post." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning, i'm andrea mitchell in for chuck todd who is taking a well-deserved holiday break. 12 months ago, most political pundits would have laughed in your face if you suggested that by the end of the year donald trump would have a commanding lead in the race for the republican nomination and bernie sanders would be giving hillary clinton a run for her money on the democratic side. but 2015 has been a year when conventional wisdom was turned on its head. the big question for 2016 is whether the old order can reassert itself. in a moment, i'll be joined by bernie sanders. but this christmas week, there wasn't any peace and good will from trump as he used a vulgar term to refer to hillary clinton's 2008 defeat to barack obama. and kricriticized her for takin bathroom break during last week's democratic debate. >> she g

>>> joining me for insight and analysis are matt bai of yahoo! news, helene cooper of the "new york times," amy walter of the cook political report, and michael gerson of the "washington post." welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press." >>> good sunday morning, i'm andrea mitchell in for chuck todd who is taking a well-deserved holiday break. 12 months ago, most political pundits would have laughed in your face if you suggested that by the end of the year donald trump would have a commanding lead in the race for the

bay are feeling pretty hot about being cold. pg&e is going door to door to restore gas service to thousands. if you aren't home, you can't get heat. matt keller has the story from discovery bay. >> reporter: what a sweet sound that is in discovery bay. 6200 hopes lost their natural gas service some time in the morning. the temperature inside just 59 degrees. when was the last time you wore a scarf inside? >> it's been a while. >> reporter: this morning pg&e sent out a fleet of about 200 gas service representatives heading to every house without gas. turning it on, checking pilot lights, doing safety checks and making sure everything works. one problem when you send out workers during normal working hours, many people aren't home during the day. pg&e needs you there to turn the gas back on. they're leaving these flyers on doors and ask you to call them when you're home. pg&e is checking the cause of the outage, seeing if the cold, wet weather had anything to do with it. boy, was it cold this morning. now pg&e is feeling heat. >> use electricity. they're making a ton of money there. they their response has been poor but they expect to be

matt keller in fremont where you are getting wet in the south bay matt? >> it is yet in fremont.is slowing and now a slight sprinkle. we know it will be a busy morning for pg&e at the distribution center with the wet weather and wind causing problems. from the past half hour a pg&e truck leaving the command center truck leaving the command center in fremont and this is the are, with sheets of rain falling. the utility will use data from smart meter network to restore power. pg&e uns everyone to have flashlights, radios and fresh batteries ask watch out for downed power lines. treat all power lines as if they are energized. pg&e said it could take hours to reach some areas. i checked the pg&e site and there are a few outages but nothing widespread south of san francisco. but north of san francisco, yes, there are problems in the north bay. >>> 5:35. the north bay is likely to see heavy rain, gusty wind and large waves. some areas could see flooding. first responders say they are ready. >> there could be wind damage. we will experience power lanes or trees down. be prepared no that

in the south bay, matt is in fremont. matt?s, when a storm rolls through you need to be prepared and pg&e is prepared with transformers on the back of the truck waiting for when they are needed. i checked the pg&e site and we have a few power outages south of san francisco but nothing major. the major outages are in the north bay. from the past hour we have video of a pg&e with equipment leaving the distribution center where different products are sent through the bay area and beyond in preparation and during a storm. peg said extra crews are on high alert with sheets of rain falling. they will use data from the smart meter network to restore the power. pg&e urges everyone to have flashlights and radios and fresh batteries and watch out for downed power lines. treat all power lines as if they are energizeed. pg&e said it could take hours to reach some areas. another reminder, make sure the cell phone is charged before you leave this morning. you never know when the power will be out and you will need to charge your phone. >> ra

ed: and massachusetts native matt damon returning to the bay state. new at 6:00, the new role he' s jc: the families of the victims all the sandy hook massacre in washington. many are upset there is still no change in the country fell representative nancy pelosi says it is time to do something about it. rep. pelosi: we have many moments of silence on the floor of the house. we must not remain silent. we do not deserve the honor of even having a moment of silence. jc: monday marks the third anniversary of the sandy hook massacre. 20 people were killed at the elementary school. ed: in remembrance of the shooting victims, schools across the nation are promoting acts of kindness. this shows the many post-it notes of acts of kindness from an elementary school in connecticut. these schools teachers say it is important for the kids to know that they are doing something good for somebody else and for just debating with everybody, jc: new evidence of how widespread boston' s heroin epidemic is. ed: the stunning amount of used needles that have been collected a

matt? >> next, how friends and family are remembering a bay area man 10 years after he disappeared. >> barry bonds could have a new job on the baseball diamond where the former san francisco slugger could be head next. >> the young girl taking the intent by storm this morning for a very funny face that is sure to put a smile on your face. to put a smile on your face. stay tuned. ♪ ♪ discover unexpected treasures, for the people who least expect it. find thoughtful gifts at amazing prices everyday at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods. >>> santa clara, san francisco, east bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> terrifying moments over the holiday weekend for drivers in florida. an s.u.v. went off the highway and flipped over if the median. watch as it whatted. it is caught afternoon camera on a camera slide a deputy's patrol car. the driver overcorrected and that caused the crash. no one was seriously hurt. >> british prime minister cameron said that parliament will vote tomorrow on whether to join us led airstrike on 60's in join us led airstrike on 60's in syria often on if approve

think that of all places and whether it is downtown, whether it is otis or the mission bay the presidio has extra mattaney because this is was the place a lot of people in the history took off to protect our country and welcome them so thank you veterans and the administration that is working with us and thank you to the community groups and homeless staff and outreach staff and the service providers thank you sam for your leadership you're taking acknowledge now in fulfilling big shoes that beven has in taking a - but most 0 importantly will to eir e every single one of our veterans thank you for your your sacrifice and service i have gifts i want to welcome up here for a little bit of discussion about his life and what this means where patrick >> thank you, sir (clapping.) >> we're really excited about moving into the academy today, i just my dog and i are owner move-in thank you to the plowshares and the mayor and people to help house everybody that is involved in the preservations in this city and country i'm truly grateful for this opportunity. >> thank you very, very much (clapping.) >> thank yo

bay caused by the cold weather. crews whatted to turn off the gas in order to make the repairs. they have two shelters open for people as warming centers. our reporter matt keller will have a report from discovery bay. >> officers are looking for a woman who threw her pug to the ground during an argument with her now ex-boyfriend. it is tell to see caught on a security camera. it was posted on facebook and has gone environmental. you saw the helpless dog rolling over and over. the woman has been identified as brandi chin and her ex-boyfriend is picking up the dog there and he was surprised as then by her actions. >> maybe she meant to hurt me by dough it, i am not sure. i cannot speak for her but...i know the dog is fine. >> authorities want to talk to her but they cannot find her. they are looking for her in vallejo area she could be facing animal crewty everyone chaz. >> investigators are searching for the person who fire bombed a mosque in tracy over the weekend. a bay area muslim group is calling for more help to stop hate crimes. people gathered in the east bay to take part in the forum in alameda to talk about concerns. >> the mosque is hiring secu

>> yes, matt, looks like you are fun. 17 in san francisco and bodega bay has 19 fat not waves and half moon bay at 21' waves. they will stay around the 18-28' range through at least 5:00 today. exceptionally large breakers and localized blooding is poll the we have seen it around santa rosa the valley ball courts have been flooded. we have flooding happening right now with high tide at 10:54 in mill valley and sausalito. so, from 8:00 this morning until noon today that is when we have the four-hour window and the flooding could affect the neighborhoods especially around the manzanillo park-'n-ride. that will subside in 57 minutes. until then, be careful at the coast. >> a wake-up call for an oakland family during the rainy and windy weather. a tree fell on to the bedroom where they and their baby were sleeping a few moments earlier. >> residents at this apartment complex say this is the second time a tree has fallen. they calling on the city to step up to prevent future accidents before someone is seriously hurt. >> no one was hurt this time. >> tony said the trees if his neighborhood

bay. crews are making repairs all morning. matt keller is at the pebble beach substation in san jose. >> busy day for anyone who work for pg&e they gear up always for a storm. it is not the only business impacted by the rain. ought rain came down in sheets this morning. in fremont. water was flowing on the streets into the storm drains. the east bay got a good soaking before the sun came up. workers at pg&e fremont materials distribution center were on alert. equipment and transformers were waiting for the call to action. however, this storm did not have staying power. the area here was unfound as the danger of flooding passed. for now. >> the auto dealing was slow in san jose. normally 50 to 60 employees wash cars. today, less than 20. why pay for a wash when mother nature does the job for free? >> when it cames, the amount of cars we see is pretty low. >> christmas season and a rain is a big boost to this business, an app that lets you order groceries from stores and you guessed it, you pick them up curb side. if it is raining, s

ads up if you travel the bay bridge and road work, eastbound 580, from grant to 35th and more road work in lanes westbound 580 from highway 24 to the maze. matt and eric? >> thank you. a holiday grinch steals thousands worth of bicycles from a bay area school and next, a good samaritan is saving the day. >> thing your commute is bad this morning? find out where drivers are slogging through this. >> a look outside we do not see that in this country the bay bridge toll plaza is lit on this bridge toll plaza is lit on this tuesday morning. bridge toll plaza is lit on this tuesday morning. this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. whatcha' been doing braydon? reading let's see pictures, pictures,pictures there's a boy riding on his bicycle you can read too grandpa! ♪yea it's always better when we're together♪ >>> daly city, dublin, los gatos and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> the f.b.i. wants to know who the masked men are and they are offe

now, matt damon is returning to the school as commencement speaker. filmmaker and bay state native will address graduates on june 3. in a statement, damon says it' s an honor to be named speaker at a school that i couldn' t have gotten into. one of my favorite lines of all time comes from that movie. "do you like apples? i' ve got a number. how do you like those apples ?" harvey: i could not get in. heather: you could not get in? harvey: i did not try. i did not want to get rejected. but no one' s rejecting this weather. he gives going on. let' s show you -- boston, for example, 58. we had spots at 60 and a above. plymouth at 62, hartford , 60. that could get repeated tomorrow as well as saturday. we did we are far closer to the record high. no where near the record -- it' s hard to imagine anything feeling this cold and the type of pattern we are in. if you did not know what the date was, you probably would never guess he was december when you look of the high temperatures around the country. it is way above average. we will stay above average for quite some time. there may be somethin

think that of all places and whether it is downtown, whether it is otis or the mission bay the presidio has extra mattaney because this is was the place a lot of people in the history took off to protect our country and welcome them so thank you veterans and the administration that is working with us and thank you to the community groups and homeless staff and outreach staff and the service providers thank you sam for your leadership you're taking acknowledge now in fulfilling big shoes that beven has in taking a - but most 0 importantly will to eir e every single one of our veterans thank you for your your sacrifice and service i have gifts i want to welcome up here for a little bit of discussion about his life and what this means where patrick >> thank you, sir (clapping.) >> we're really excited about moving into the academy today, i just my dog and i are owner move-in thank you to the plowshares and the mayor and people to help house everybody that is involved in the preservations in this city and country i'm truly grateful for this opportunity. >> thank you very, very much (clapping.) >> thank yo

bay area, this is abc7 news. >>> caltran crews gearing up to shut down devil's slide near pacifica part of an emergency drill. matte. matt? >> you can say not say you were warned. caltran has all the information on signs for drivers who are holding through the tunnels this morning and the drill will start at 10:00 tonight and goes until 4:00 tomorrow on northbound and southbound lanes on highway one through the tunnels known as devil's slide tunnel is closeed. during the exercise there will an fire simulation, crash stimulation and simulated smoke preparing for situations lick this, a car crash that led to a fire in the tunnel back in march forcing the tunnel to close for hours. detours from pacifica overnight north on highway one and take southbound 280 and half moon bay east on 92 on to northbound 280. >>> thank you, matt. we want to take you from devil's slide tunnel to wall street where you are looking at a picture of the morning stock exchange with the dow rallying up 159 points already. >> jane king has that story in money report. happy friday. >> happy friday. san jose, the top city in the entire nation to

. >> developing news in the south bay this morning police are looking for a group of machine accused of a double stabbing at a carl's jr. matt is in san jose with more. matt? >> natasha this is believed gang-related incidents a huge crime scene. the victims staggered to the area businesses. it all started across the street here at this carl's jr. at dip are time after 6:00 last night. sky 7 was overhead when the san jose police officers converge on the shopping center. it was near karl's jr. and several men stabbed a man and woman after buying food. dispatch were told the female victim went to the market with a stab wound to the throat or neck and the male went to the chevron station to seek help and a witness working at an auto store spoke about what he saw. >> we notice add guy bleeding at the door and we did not know what happened until the police came and next thing you know we realized someone...something happened. >> pice say the group of men took off in a gray car but so far no word on arrests. >> thank you. we have develop news a grandmother in solano county is facing murder charges, she deliberately drowned her four

. >> reporter: matt michaelson's son goes to a regional center in the bay area. the shooting at a similar facility makes him pause and think. >> i'm starting to rethink it. >> reporter: the biggest for children and grandchildren. >> that they will grow up in a world that's full of fear. >> reporter: fear has a way of making us all a little unsteady, but there always seems to be someone interest to help us up. now the psychologist we talked to tonight said there are some things you can do to ease your anxiety. you can go out and do something just to free your mind, like go ice skating. or if you feel compelled do something like writing a congressman to feel like you're taking more control of the situation. as for the kids in your lives, he says the most important thing is to reassure them that the adults around them are doing everything they can to make them feel safe. reporting live in walnut creek, noel walker, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> right now, we want to take you live to san bernandino, this is the police chief there, talking about what happened today. >> syed f

matt said the rain has arrived in santa cruz. meteorologist mike nicco has the forecast. >> heading through the south bay quicker than i anticipated. we are starting to see the wet weather on 280 and 17 from the san jose definition camera and we will talk about how long the rain is going to last and how it affects your neighborhood and all of snow heading to the sierra. >> mike, thank you, later on, a california pediatrician knows how to get a baby to stop crying. you need to know this if you are a parent >> fremont, palo alto, north bay, and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> you know we what? it is just getting rainy out there. moving san francisco to the south. >> everyone is touched by rain. we will look at live doppler hd. first, i want to show you the areas that are still getting rain, san rafael and look how slow the traffic is looking southbound trying to get across the golden gate bridge. it is already backed up and another area we seeing a lot of traffic because of the wet weather and the bay bridge toll plaza shows it is still raining there. live doppler hd shows the leading edge moving through san martin to morgan

bay area drag queens protested recently over the policy. matt? >> what is in a name? for some it is beyond identity. it request be a finish of protection. especially online. last night, facebook hosted a forum with the lgbt to discuss changes to the naming policy. they feel real name are important because it increased accountability and reducing harassment and criminal activity. but they are making some exceptions. drag performers last year said they were locked out of accounts after someone reported necessity used their stage name and not the real name. the peopleers say there are many valid reasons someone may not want to use their legal names on facebook including avoiding harassment and personal safety. they testing a new tool require those who drag brother feels flag are files with fake names require new information. >> this shows a willingness of understanding of our community. it is a step in the right direction. nothing is perfect. but a step in the right direction. >> they announced expanded opportunities to report special circumstances for not using their ow

now matt damon is returning to the school as commencement speaker. the academy award-winning actor, filmmaker, and bay state native will address the graduates on june 3rd. in a statement, damon says he it in a statement, damon says it is heather: part of a larger white house effort to address u.s. college graduation. heather: he can rap. ed: i think it worked out well. it is fun. heather: imagine barbara bush having done that? ed: i bet she would have done it. i would have liked to have soon the calm are and you. >> you did in zi quite a bit. >> reporter: i did. ed: will he be playing sunday? rob: the ac dmic curriculum, big city or far from home. bob: high school seniors choose colleges for variety of reasons. the academic curriculum, big city or rural, near to or far from home, and in rob gronkowski's case, it was the his dad explained to "vanity fair" that rob told him years ago, dad, if you are ever been to a university of arizona pool party, you would understand. the tough guy mantra is "spit on it and play" you've got an injury? just spit on it and play. it is mentality that may have originated

bay. crews have turned off the gas to make repairs. two shelters are open and matt keller will have a report at top of the hour. our shocking video of an angry woman throwing her dog to the drowned is going environmental. our reporter has more on the search to find this woman and her pug named ben. >> she has been identified as brandy children seen in this security video holding her dog by the next and throw him. the helpless dog rolls offer several times. >> my reaction was, wow, and this is the now ex-boyfriend seen in the video picking up the pug who also is named ben and he said he and chin had a heated argument but why she threw other own dog is beyond him. >> maybe she meant to hurt me by doing it, i am not sure. i know the dog is fine. >> even so, the authorities still want to find brandy chin and her dog and she faces possible annal cruelty also finding her has been difficult. she moved out of the house as soon as they broke out. >> we have been tracking down every lane and talk where people that know her and they have advised us the last nope whereabouts wa

bay. crews have turned off the gas to make repairs. two shelters are open and mattport at top of the hour. our shocking video of an angry woman throwing her dog to the drowned is going environmental. our reporter has more on the search to find this woman and her pug named ben. >> she has been identified as brandy children seen in this security video holding her dog by the next and throw him. the helpless dog rolls offer several times. >> my reaction was, wow, and this is the now ex-boyfriend seen in the video picking up the pug who also is named ben and he said he and chin had a heated argument but why she threw other own dog is beyond him. >> maybe she meant to hurt me

now matt damon is returning to the school as commencement speaker. the academy award-winning actor, filmmaker, and bay state native will address the graduates on june 3rd. in a statement, damon says he it in a statement, damon says it is an honor to be named speaker. house effort to address u.s. college graduation. heather: he can rap. ed: i think it worked out well. it is fun. heather: imagine barbara bush having done that? ed: i bet she would have done it. i would have liked to have soon the calm are and you. >> you did in zi quite a bit. >> reporter: i did. ed: will he be playing sunday? we will talk about tha catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. after 12:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte or macchiato for $1.99. p it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. z most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics r where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections. p my campaign is powered by over a million small contributions, people like you rwho want to fight back. p a corrupt syst

matt, thank you. a white knuckle commute for many drivers in the bay area.on highways, hydroplaning and a concern this morning, especially, do not brake suddenly, let off the gas and try to steer your way out of the trouble. the bad weather is to blame for three times the normal amount of accidents. >> crews worked through the my to clear away the tree that fell on to electrical lines at large oak flocking out power to two dozen pg&e customers and pg&e specifics to see more of this as the ground is saturated in drought and trees are uprooted. >> a tough day for travelers yesterday and we checked and so far believe it or not sfo is doing all right. yesterday, it is a different story, 80 flights were canceled and most of the flights were regional west coast flights. we caught up with a woman who weapon up her spirits despite a day at the terminal. >> my delight for free necessity was -- for free necessity was canceled at 6:40 and now i am flying out at 11:30 and getting home at 12:29. >> if you headed to the airport bring a magazine. second, be sure to check w

from pacifica, north on highway one and southbound 280 and from half moon bay east on 92, and on to northbound 280. >>> thanks, matt, orinda police hope you recognize one or both of these men caught sneaking into a home in broad day light before 1:30 on tuesday afternoon. they spend these minutes the home before running away. the detectives believe the same person stole from two other homes on monday and tuesday. >> update on the to men injured when an off-duty san francisco police officer hit them with his car. the family of victor perez said he is moved to a hospital in oakland, the condition of the other man has been downgraded from "fair," to "serious." >> troubling reports in jail, a dozen guards of the jail repeatedly exchanged racism text messages even sharing images of a news swastika and a linking saying that the t used racial slurs against blacks and to a lesser extent, latinos and vietnamese and jews and a deputy notes and i quote, "cops have killed 550 people in 2015," and another responds "if they are black it doesn't count," part of an investigation that precedes the beating death of michael tyree whi

bay drigging problem. he sued for millions claiming he was dumped. matt king takes a look at how well that argument is expected to hold up in court. 50 first and foremost, i would like to apologize for my behavior saturday night. reporter: in august, the head coach apologize for a slurring cussing appearance at a usc booster event known as say lut to troy for which he took anxiety medicine. >> get ready. >> get ready. [cheering and applauding] >> you met with alcohol, sometimes you say things or and/or do things that you regret. kept as the football coach after the coach's drinking and depression worsened amid reports of alcohol in the coach's lock erroom and rumors of the coach getting drunk. he asked for time-off. the university fired. the next day. >> steve's conduct did not meet usc standards and expectations of a head coach. reporter: almost two months later, he filed a wrongful termination lawsuit against usc claiming the university fired him for being alcoholic. >> at least under federal will you, well, suffering from alcohol im, provides you with

a south bay school may see a mass student walk out tomorrow. abc news reporter mattth the story. >> will be cancelled. there will be no -- and i want a response back. >> peace on earth and goodwill towards men. maybe it's some other school. >> i'm sorry, but that was in your class. >> yes, my class. >> parents are pitted against each oerp in the elementary school in the school district in san jose. students and three kinder garden classes have taken a field trip every year. kids drink hot chocolate and visit santa. this year, the field trip was cancelled because this mother went to the principal and school board over her concerns the christmas tradition was not inclusive. in a letter to other parents, she said she did not like the idea of her five-year-old feeling left out of an assignment being that she is the only jewish student in the class. >> the field trip was tied to two writing workshops that were supposed to be sent writings to santa. there was also a reindeer party and other christmas activities. there's nothing done for the dawali festival, there's nothing

bay bridge toll plaza shows it is lit. be careful. bonding occurs here. outside right now we have mattin fremont. >> in the past five or ten minutes rain starting coming down with breezy conditions. you are ready for this, meteorologist mike nicco has been warning you abut the storm all week long. pg&e is also ready for this. fremont materials distribution center. any equipment they need for repairs dug the storm is here. this is video when the utility was gearing up in fremont and moving tons of equipment into place in preparation for the storm. this is the central materials hundred for pg&e responsible for distributing gas and electric supplies to the bay area. thousands of different products are husbanded here including wires and cables. pg&e said extra crews and resources are on alert and they are using smart meet are network to restore power quicker. every

think that of all places and whether it is downtown, whether it is otis or the mission bay the presidio has extra mattaney because this is was the place a lot of people in the history took off to protect our country and welcome them so thank you veterans and the administration that is working with us and thank you to the community groups and homeless staff and outreach staff and the service providers thank you sam for your leadership you're taking acknowledge now in fulfilling big shoes that beven has in taking a - but most 0 importantly will to eir e every single one of our veterans thank you for your your sacrifice and service i have gifts i want to welcome up here for a little bit of discussion about his life and what this means where patrick >> thank you, sir (clapping.) >> we're really excited about moving into the academy today, i just my dog and i are owner move-in thank you to the plowshares and the mayor and people to help house everybody that is involved in the preservations in this city and country i'm truly grateful for this opportunity. >> thank you very, very much (clapping.) >> thank yo