noah.re the east west word winners. >> how do you spell kimmel? >> l-o-s-e-r. >> yeah, i believe that's right. you can't spell, jimmy. any last words, kimmel? >> jimmy: you little punks. you are dead. i will tell you now. my partner will be guillermo. did you read the scrabble dictionary like i asked you to? >> guillermo: a little bit. >> jimmy: all right. we have to take a break. when we come back, our eighth annual school scrabble showdown. stick around. ♪ re-nuked. and re-baked. and when leftovers are done... there's always stuff left over. new dawn platinum power clean calls dibs on those. it powers through tough, dried-on messes in seconds. even 48 hour stuck-on food. so go ahead, triple that recipe! a drop of dawn and grease is gone. you know what that means.he fastest processors! the noobs get wrecked. (haha) yeah, or like faster data analytics... don't leave me hanging. upgrade to a faster pc with intel inside. ♪ ♪ discover new magnum double peanut butter. made with a perfect balanc

perfect. >> you have 18 and noah and zach have 35. >> jimmy: we have 18 and noah and zach have 35.e in the lead? >> you are going to do great. >> jimmy: dropped the tiles. we got them? >> guillermo: yeah. >> jimmy: all right. put them up there. all right. let's see. all right. >> guillermo: what's going on? >> jimmy: don't talk to them, guillermo. they are our opponents. >> guillermo: all right. >> jimmy: all right. i will take this over here if you don't mind. all right. good job. [ cheers and applause ] [ laughter ] >> guillermo: just like kids. >> jimmy: they are kids, guillermo. >> guillermo: i was talking about me. >> jimmy: you were talking about you. okay. well, we have an interesting situation here, guillermo. [ yawning ] >> jimmy: these little punks. i'll have you know i haven't wet my bed in years. actually, not true. do you have just the one eye or do you have both? >> jimmy: okay. i'm going to try -- um -- >> guillermo: i think i bring you bad luck, jimmy. >> jimmy: don't get down on yourself. >> even worse than normal. >> jimmy: i'm going to say ply here but we are bui

on behalf of michael smith on vacation the subject property on 24th street within the 24th street noah valley commission this item has been continued from planning commission and was first heard march 26 and june 11th continuations were in order to allow the project sponsor and staff to meet with the concerned neighbors with hopes of reaching a compromise the direction was given for the open space and green space the project sponsor to scale back the project to fit the character of the neighborhood in response the impositions direction to redesign the rear area and scale it back the project sponsor has revised to cigarette the ground floor of the building 3 feet from the restore property line in order to allow wax trees to be planted the usable open space on the extension has been replaced with a green roof and the use of open space serving it has been romgd to the roof the amount of square footage on the open space for the roof is 7 hundred and 34 square feet and the amount that is reduced on the rear yard is 7 hundred and 10 square feet because of the usually open space it allows the

and it just sort of happened with the release of "noah."ian, as was adam and eve. humans weren't given permission to eat animals until after the flood. >> so we'll see who is doing better after the end of this ten days. little social experiment here. >> madagascar was settled best we can tell around 700 a.d. by people from what is know indonesia, later by africans. in 1895 the french took it, killed off a substantial number of people in the process, and as they do, left behind beautiful buildings and the french language. when independence came in 1960, it was sudden and ill-prepared for. continuing political incompetence has left most of madagascar's 22 million people living on less than $2 a day. >> do you know this place? do you eat here? >> yes. monday, saturday, before going out, before going to nightclub. >> first meal in country and i suggested this place. i thought it would be perfect with aaron being a vegetarian and all. this is what you call being passive-aggressive, i think. so what's good here? >> pork. >> right. pork. my favori

i would like to tell you the story of noah. a former marine who served in iraq with honor in 2009 and afghanistan in 2011. i won't use his last name but his parents have offered the use of his picture. so if i could just show you noah's picture. after leaving the marine corps noah began work on a business degree at the university of colorado at colorado springs and started his own online business based out of colorado springs. noah comes from a military family. his dad having honorably served for 23 years. noah chose to put off college so he could serve this great nation. unfortunately his parents are appalled by the care that their son didn't receive from the v.a. they believe their son would be alive had he received better care. noah was diagnosed with ptsd and received a 50% disability due to ptsd. on april 2nd of this year he went to the colorado springs v.a. clinic, where medical notes from his visits state that he had suicidal thoughts or suicidal identifiation, specifically. noah was prescribed a psycho troepic drug and

his supervisor at the noah house. >> we need him to be back at work, working and doing his groups. >>it states that you violated condition seven by failing to obey all lays, ordinances or statutory conditions of release. at this time we're going to take testimony from officer fricks. >> i was on the west side of the railroad tracks. i saw the defendant ride his bike towards the tracks. he entered through a hole in a six foot chain link fence that was put up to keep people off the property. and he was stopped on the west side. >> when you came in contact with him, was he cooperative with you? >> yes. >> after a few more questions, the parole examiner asked jones's probation officer to weigh in. >> well, given that this charge was dismissed, i recommend reinstatement. had he been convicted of the charge, i would have recommended return to prison. >> mr. jones, is there anything you want to add? >> i know they need me back there working. i really want to be there to help them fulfill the goals and everything of the job. i want to go back to that position and really help make a difference

noah diffenbaugh, as we wrap up, what is your answer to him? says do nothing, it's not when a make a difference. >> the thing about the climate system, it is connected globally. we have asked, what of the developed world, what of the eu and u.s. did nothing? and the rest of the world looks like guess? what if the rest of the world, we had a world of 9 billion people that looked like me? what that means for the rest of the u.s. is, what used to be the hottest summer that anyone ever experienced happened 75% of the time. so we are tremendously exposed to what happens around the world. it is true the skill of the problem is enormous. and the kinds of innovations that mark is talking about in his home and the kind of innovations here at stanford in california, that is what we need in order to radiate out to the whole world in order to make this transition. if we don't make this transition, we're going to have a lot of climate change. amy: i want to thank you both for being with us, noah diffenbaugh mark jacobson and both climate scientists here at

. >> noah: oh, it is the best.mom only makes it on special occasions, and it's been a really long time. >> sharon: well, there hasn't been a lot to celebrate lately but...all that's changed. >> mariah: okay. now you've got my attention. >> dylan: well, uh, can't tell you yet. we're waiting for our other guests. >> paul: oh, okay. that doesn't mean we have to wait for the others to eat though. we can just grab a plate, sit down, and chow out. >> sharon: i'm afraid you're gonna have to be patient, paul. >> paul:, oh, darn! >> sharon: in the meantime, can i make you a drink? >> paul: oh, that sounds good, sharon, thanks. >> sharon: okay, noah, mariah, you want a drink? >> noah: sure. >> mariah: no, i'm good. >> sharon: okay.

last year noah won the 200 meter at the youth olympics in china. junior champs. and both brothers back from a rare chance to compete in havana cuba. just a little nervous going down there. i didn't know what to expect really. >> they certainly didn't expect this, cuban athletes waving the u.s. flag alongside the cuban flag. but there was more. >> it was very interesting because we didn't know but we went to the opening ceremonies in the cuban choir, sang their national anthem and next they sung our national anthem. >> the four-day trip beyond just the competition, it brought the siblings the life experience that's reinforced at home. >> my mom definitely is always trying to teach us life lessons that we can develop not only on the track, but also in life. >> the lyles brothers ready to take on the world. >> i'm going to the field. we're going to break world records. >> together. >> together. >> in alexandria, david culver news 4. >> and the brothers are raising money in shoeps of competing at the world youth championship in colombia. learn more abo

the applause and cheers are for noah laney returning from the about a hall in -- he was diagnosed with a heart condition and received are a new heart last year. noah's family is emphasizing the importance of organ donation. >> a young man who lost the battle, his heart is inside my heart. >> they give thanks to the family and family to donate everyday. >> still ahead. brand new stories you didn't see last night including the controversies surrounding a washington state civil rights activists, hear why her family said she is not who she said she is. >>> we'll explain a family's strange family tradition that involves a pair of pants. >> reporter: hot today oppressive humidity, in fact we have heat advisory in effect shorts and ts if the kids are getting on the school bus otherwise sunscreen is a good idea. things get better over the weekend. i'll have the the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast and more on today's heat coming up. [ electronic dance music playing ] feel like a kid again with dunkin's new oreo and chips ahoy! flavored iced coffees. classic cookie flavor in every sip.

noah thomas was found dead in a septic tank and ashley white is now being held without bond. noah's disappearance prompted a nationwide search. the cause of death has not been released. the child's father is also facing charges of child abuse and neglect. a peeping incident at the woodbridge walmart. police say a man dressed in women's clothing used a mirror to try and peek into a restroom. they are hoping surveillance footage leads them to a suspect. police say the suspect is a white man between the ages of 45 and 55. he was last seen wearing a brown wig and a pink shirt with black and neon green shoes. if you have any information, call police. turning now to the weather. if you thought the day was hot brace yourself for tomorrow. we are listening -- looking at ible amateurs in the mid-90's. steve rudin here. steve: quite possibly tying a record at dulles international airport. our forecast high for tomorrow, around 94-95. 72 gaithersburg. upper 60's in manassas. 70 in fredericksburg. it is going to be a mild evening , mild overnight into early tomorrow morning. hardly any c

so if i could just show you noah's picture. after leaving the marine corps noah began working on a business degree at university of colorado-colorado springs and started his own online business based out of colorado springs. noah comes from a military family. his dad having honorably served for 23 years. noah chose to put off college so he should serve this great nation. unfortunately, his parents are appalled by the care that their son didn't receive. from the va. they believe their son would still be alive had he received better care. noah was diagnosed with ptsd and received a 50% disability due to ptsd. on april 2nd of this year he went to the colorado springs va clinic where medical notes from his visit state that he had suicidal thoughts, or suicidal ideation specifically. noah was prescribed a psychotropic drug and sent on his way. now, we don't know at this time what this drug did or didn't do. but we do know this, he was not referred for suicide prevention. he was not offered counseling. and there is no follow-up from

i would like to tell you the story of noah. a former marine who served in iraq with honor in 2009 and afghanistan in 2011. i am not use his last name but his parents offered the use of his picture. so if i could just show you noah's picture. after leaving the marine core miller began work on a business degree at the university of colorado at colorado springs and started his own online business based out of colorado springs. noah comes from a military family. his dad having honorably served for 23 years. noah put off college so he could serve the great nation. his parents are appalled by the care their son didn't receive from the va. they believe their son would be alive had he received better care. noah was diagnosed with ptsd and received a 50 percent dispability. he went to the va carolyin clancy -- clinic and the notes state suicidal ideas. he was prescribed a psycho tropic drug and sent on his way. we don't know at the time what the drug did or didn't do. he wasn't referred for suicide prevention he wasn't offered counselin

hoping the staff looks at the alteration scrutiny a demolition those huge excavations happening in noah valley i've put it all in the e-mail thank you all very much. >> thank you. >> and this is a - >> those seem to have shrunk sue hester oh, my time is can i start again? i'm being cheated i was waiting to have my thing on there can i please start >> fine this is yours this is - >> thank you my name is sue hester i sent a letter to the planning director and the zoning administrator and it was a letter to the city attorney i have asked the city attorney to if you arely consider the enforcement against the academy commissioner antonini the click that's why you don't get a copy they've been acquiring property and approving property in violation of law in the earlier 1970s there was a large controversy in the city post secondary universities the university of california and hospitals were acquiring housing expanding their physical plant and it became 0 controversial that the law was changed what the attachments are to my letter is the initial presentation about 6 months into the controversy

. >> noah. >> noah yeah. >> uh-oh, i feel awful. >> this is fun. >> oh you got up on that table. >> dudelike well that could be me. >> at that party, dude. >> i come into the room and you're just spread eagle on the floor. >> the guy is like sounds like it could happen. >> [ bleep ] dude that was crazy, good to see you, man. calm down on the drinking all right? >> are you friends with aaron and sean? >> yes. >> oh! really thinks he knows him now. >> dude! >> what's up man? >> not much. >> i'm trying to figure out who is the pranker and the prankie in that one. >> i was there, we got us some drinks man. >> it's hard to tell. >> run that twerking video on youtube. >> she's like maybe i was there. >> yes. >> no. >> yes. >> no. >> she's like get out of here. >> i saw you and i was like that is where i know her from. . when animals are small no matter what they do it's cute and adorable. charlotte the corgie going up the steps for the first time. come on so close. >> it's like everest to the puppy. >> it's nice to see the puppy learning how to do things jump on things. >> you did it! >> she d

noah, what you've been doing this 60 years. what are you doing? he said building a boat. they said why? because it's going to rain. it had never rained before. there was nobody on earth that was more irrelevant than noah. but guess what? the very first drop of rain that hit that ground, guess who was the most relevant man on the planet? it was noah, because he was led by his reverence to almighty god. that's what we're here for today, to encourage our pastors that now is the time to be reverent to god. when we do that, we will be lightning bolts for christ and no longer lightning bugs. >> he doesn't deserve applause for that. as we travel the country and the lord is giving us time to speak, our goal is to mobilize christians and say now is the time to stand bold, now is the time to be reverent to god. you know what? if you are reverent to god and you say god's blessings are only found within god's boundaries, but you remove them they are replaced by burdens, if you say that, that's the most intoll rent bigoted thing you could p

no, noah was a drunk. they say moses had to be holy because god used him to free his people. moses was a murderer. i am too old to do anything. abram was 75 and god says i am going to make you a father of many nations. we are all called. it's a universal call. we are just regular people. i am just a regular guy. i don't have a ph.d in sacred theology but what i do have is a first peters 3:15 story. what i do have is a reason for my belief. if someone asks me why i am catholic it is not because my parents were catholic or i was baptized. i am cath like because i believe in the eucharist, believe in the body, blood, soul, divinity of jesus christ. that's why i am catholic. i want everyone else to understand that encounter. i live this life, and i go and minister to so many people that are hurting. i was ministering in richmond, california last week to a 17 year old young man in one of the neighborhoods where one of his friends had just been murdered. i said how are you living? he said "day by day." he said today was a good day. nobody i know got killed. i am just trying to mayk

know noah is a private, taking sasha t o a scare. it would feel like to do a roll. >> in fact we end up here. >> what? >> isn't it so freaky? you see the sky, the ground and the sky. staying remarkably calm. >> i'm fine. >> it's a good thing actually that sasha is a very calm person because things are going to change really quickly. >> that's not good. >> what? >> fuel pressure -- we lost a lot of it. >> you don't want to hear that. that's not good. >> he doesn't know if it's because of the dive they climbed too high went down fast. he's getting nervous. >> fox trot zero x-ray ultra. >> she stays remarkably calm even when he needs to make sure he's doing everything correctly. he puts her in charge of the checklist. >> want me to read it? >> start from the beginning go word by worpd, line by line. >> fuel pump. >> check. >> check fuel pressure if below 16 psi total engine failure within 60 seconds. >> how do you keep it together? >> seven love of pilot. i've got that. eight, reciprocal value unconditionally forever what? >> got you al

noah chose to put off college that he considered the great nation. unfortunately, his parents are appalled by the care their son didn't received from the va. they believe their son would be alive had he received better care. noah was diagnosed with ptsd and received a 50% disability due to ptsd. on april 2nd this year he went to the colorado springs va clinic were medical notes from his visit state he had suicidal thoughts or suicidal ideation specifically. noah was prescribed a psychotropic drug venlafaxine and sent on his way. we don't know at this time with this time but this did or didn't do, but we do know he was not referred for suicide prevention. he was not offered counseling and there was no follow-up from the va. he went missing that evening at may 4th and was found dead from an apparent suicide may 12th at this year a month ago. as you can imagine his family is devastated. they are asking a lot of serious questions. dr. clancy would like to ask you several questions on their behalf. why was their son who had been given -- to have been docu

order on what construction >>> in norway wood tonight it was a welcome fit for a hero. 11-year-old noahg was escorted home from the airport by a contingent is of mroyvrpz and arrived to a street with cheering neighbors. noah and justin came from the bahamas thanks to the mack a wish found daition and aim's father will want to make sure the his son retrieved is not forgoten. >> mar trees is a young man that lost a ballle and his heart is inside my so. that's the family i feel for them and pray for them. we've had a tough road. the road we had is worse than --sh the road they had is worse than what we had. i'm praying for the whole family. >> they worked with make and wish and made a happy come hoping. >> still to come a judge rules in the shooting where police gunfire took a 12-year-old's boy life. >> a and military shoung it coasting u.s. ev day against isis. >> harvard researchers suggest the simplest solution for a tired, cranky child and it w

they would never watch noah because of that. so what can a comedian say today.n mcinnes says political correctness is a war on fun. >> yeah, george orwell said within every joke is a tiny revolution i don't think we should trivialize how important jokes are to american culture. comedy is about fun and i think fun sets us apart from a lot of the world. and i think this is actually good that political correctness is starting to infringe on stand-up comedy. john: really? >> people say whoa whoa whoa don't mess with my fun. i think and i hope that comedians are starting to say enough is enough. david till said stand-up comedy is dead chris rock said he's never doing colleges again. john: because? >> comedy has a free market of ideas. like you're watching a scientist at work in the lab. he might make a rape joke or use a joke with racial epithets and it will bomb. that doesn't work the comedian will scrap that and you got to see it live. john: he's scrapping colleges. >> they would record it with cell phones and that would be on the guy's record forever. that mistake

hey, brother noah i'll tell you what to do. build me a floating zoo.and get some of them green alligators and long neck geese. some humt humpty back animals and long neck geese. get some cats rats, as sure as you're born don't you forget my unicorn unicorn. well noah was there to answer the call. he finished up the arc just as the rain started to fall. he marched in the animals two by two. and he named them as they came through. hey, lord i got your green alligators and long neck geese. i've got humpty back campbells and chimpanzees. i've got cats and rats and elephants but i'm so fur lorn, i just can't find them unicorns. so noah looked out through the pooring rain. those unicorns were hiding, playing silly games. laughing and splashing as the rain came pouring all those silly you know what. well there were green alligators and long neck geese there were humpty back camels and chimpanzees and there were cats and rats and elephants and sures you were born, they just can't find those unicorns. so noah looked out through -- wrong verse. the arc started d

many say the award should go to army veteran noah galloway or basketball player lauren hill who lostattle to cancer. on twitter ryan says quote, i'm sorry, caitlyn jenner should have never been consider over noah galloway. espn responded saying that they don't have runner ups for this award. >>> well director cameron crowe is you could say eating crow for his box office bomb "aloha". >> what is that? >> i'm tempted to say men that hugh nay, hawaiian leprechauns. >> crowe apologizing for casting emma stone half asian. the movie was slammed for not having a diverse cast. i have heard your words and i offer you a heartfelt apology to all who felt this was an odd or misguided casting choice. >>> have you ever wondered what it's like to go undercover for the cia? >> we're giving you a new identity. you'll no longer be susan hooper. you're a kworsed housewife from iowa. >> there is a new fox flick called "spy" gearing up for the next box off and our next guest got a sneak peek of the action. let's step into the fox light. was it great? >> it was fantastic. 'spy" stars melissa mccarthy and

. >> i noah get that high. >> she's been busy doing yoga but also teaching her boy friend. >> trying to mimic these yoga poses by these yoga pros. >> this is fun. this is going to be fun. not only are you getting a workout but you're going to be laughing. >> it's going to be a fun story. >> what if you come crashing down? >> he should have been more worried about his pelvis than hers. >> that's good. look at this. she's bendy. >> yeah she's clearly a pro. he not so much. >> that means you're actually coming at me. >> just took a couple of seconds there. >> yeah, that was well done. >> yeah. >> a bottle disappears. >> ever so slowly. >> see if you can figure this one out. >> i don't know. >> and he thought he listened closely to her suggestions but. >> she's waiting for the haha just kidding part. >> how this plan leaves her dumbfounded. >> say something. >> you go first. . >> you know with just one coughall you could change your life. >> dude that's not going to get you the girl. >> wwhehen n i i hahaveve a an n ececzema flare-up, i start to scratch. the more i s scrcratatch the wors

not least barney i didn't pain lee (clapping) the principle of abraham lincoln high school he's a noah valley native attended another lowell high school graduate and okay ease an everybody else scout part of cities interest group in the 19 year at sfusd and previously taught eight grade and as a principle never sits still has a standing deck in his office we've been somewhere with barney i didn't one the most principles i've seen in a grocery shopping cart and seen him break dance at parties seen him do flips an football fields some amazing things and the kids just love him needless to say he's part of a family that sfusd his brother tony is a principle, too, and i have another special thing for us or you this is from bill who is part of our school and he says this is something that comes those are very special this is an air force retirement award on the back principle of the year ward principle from abraham lincoln this is from the pta so bill stand up and get acknowledged a little bit of something special for you i love you (clapping.) barry photo i'm sorry. i'm to embrace you i saw

noah was reported missing in march. work crews found him in a septic tank four days later. >>> jurors are now talking about the jesse matthew trial in fairfax county. matthew is the charlottesville man linked to the abduction and death of uva student hannah graham. yesterday he entered an alfred plea in a sexual assault case that happened nearly ten years ago in fairfax. it means matthew admits there was enough evidence to convict him, even though he still proclaims his innocence. jurors say it was d.n.a. evidence that convinced them of matthew's guilt. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of people in maryland don't have sick days at their jobs meaning when they get sick, they work through it or have to take vacation days. nearly 100,000 of those people are in montgomery county which is where there could be some relief soon for those workers, depending on how a vote goes today. a council committee is gearing up for a vote later this morning that would give paid sick days to those workers. but not everyone is on board wit

but you know what, i know a lot of really good scientists, at n.a.s.a., and noah, and at our major universitiestopping obama's list of experts is dr john holdren director of the office of science and technology. techknow's lindsay moran met with him just steps from the oval office. >> what we are facing is human-driven changes in the global climate that are producing more hot days, heatwaves, extreme downpours and wildfires and droughts. sea level is rising. the ocean is acidifying because it absorbs excess carbon dioxide that humans have added to the atmosphere, into the ocean >>> but on captiol hill, republican james inhofe, chairman of the powerful senate, environmental and public works committee, disputes the idea that humans are fueling climate change. >> the climate is changing and always has. >>> he led a 98-1 vote agreeing that climate change is not a hoax. >> the hoax is people are so arrogant that they think they have the power to change climate. that is the hoax, not the fact that climate is changing. "techknow" invited that senator and the other republican members from the environme

george: noah founded it and evan become the ceo. jack then became the ceo.hen evan reluctantly became the ceo. it has been profiled in a couple books. this is a company of rotating ceos. i am not surprised,, they stumble the exits -- based on all of the exits of others before. based on the people who have exited, there was no other choice to go about to find the new ceo. sarah: i think what we should not be surprised by is the founder. the founder has increasingly had to get involved with twitter over the past year. the founders, evan and jack have been to what is called tee time into the twitter's offices. listen to, we believe -- listen to him, we believe in vision. they have been trying to instill this in dick. but still the questions keep coming. they have actually been talking to recruits and saying no, it's ok, it is safe to come work for twitter. maybe they thought they should handle it on their own. they say this is dick's decision. my question is -- is it dick's decision to bring in a someone interim? emily: i spoke with dig costello -- dick costolo

last year, noah won the 200 meter at the youth olympics in china. took gold in the world champs. both brothers just back from a rare chance to compete in havana cuba. >> a little nervous going down there. i didn't know what to expect really. >> reporter: they certainly didn't expect this. cuban athletes waving a u.s. flag alongside the cuban flag. but there was more. >> it was very interesting. we didn't know, but we went to the opening ceremony. they sang their national anthem, then our national anthem. ♪ >> reporter: the four-day trip beyond just a competition. it brought the siblings a life experience that's reinforced at home. >> our mom is definitely always trying to teach us life lessons on the track and off. >> reporter: the lyle's brothers ready to take on the world. >> we gone to break records. >> together. >> together. >> they do everything together. thear they are raising money in hopes of competing in columbia. you can learn more on www.nbcwashington.com. >>> running from the rain today huh in. >> yeah, around 3:00, 4:00. keep your eye to the sky. you can keep ahead o

we had so much rain yesterday it was noah's ark. what happened? >> those are some epic downpours. are you doing to be okay walking through two inches of water? >> i think i should be okay. i won't need a canoe. >> don't go there. i have some other video. you can choose which one you like. first slow motion lightning shots are always pretty cool. that was from the dash camera of a police officer. you can see fantastic. it was slowed down a little bit. you can see the streamer left behind. that's cool. there's that one and here's the second choice. let's go to south dakota last night. this is time lapsed video of a super cell thunderstorm. didn't produce a tornado. that's amazing. it's a low precipitation super cell. that's why you can see so much of it. you can see how it's spinning almost like a ufo. that is pretty cool stuff. let me get into the bad stuff. it is a raw april like morning. yesterday was bad enough in new england. the soaking rains continue over the coastal areas. it's raining and the wind is coming off the water. yesterday was 49 for a high temperature in boston. t

. >> hi i'm noah david the youth commissioner and i would like to say that in 2014 the commission newsom e unanimously approved the unanimously agreed to remedy the proposed prop d to the board of supervisors and for some of the following reasons the financial and health problems by the low income communities as a sunlight i result of caused by the sugar sweetened beverages and the tax needs for the consumption of sugar sweetened beverages and side need to expand the healthy alternatives and the fact that the young people by the marketing sales companies you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> julian wu. >> hi, i'm julian thank you. i'm with the youth commission the youth commission is supportive of the board of supervisors efforts to push forward last year and earlier this year we got a presentation on the proposals of the legislation the commission voted to support this legislation so perp as someone that grew up around soda i know that especially surrounded by this advisements and media i believe i had the access to buy i had other options we had a volunteer team of

they already have a little 3-year-old noah. ♪ i took a test and it's positive ♪ >> this is so great becauseears' moves and moments. she's to the done with the britney spears parody. it's a parody of "toxic" but instead it's nauseous. ♪ ♪ i'm nauseous can't keep it under ♪ >> that is awesome. >> so great. this pregnancy video isn't just saying hey we're pregnant it's taken us through the process of pregnancy. >> this the brand new britney spears spears/iggy azalea hit "little girls." ♪ looks like we're having a little girl ♪ ♪ she'll be the boss of all the boys ♪ >> this video all put on the vintage marquee light youtube channel after the company that belonged to this gormious couple they live in myrtle beach, south carolina and join us via skype right this minute from south carolina. hey, welcome! this is the most spectacular baby announcement video ever. where did you get this idea? why britney spears? huge fans? >> huge fans. i think i've been practicing my vocals since i was 15 with my learner's permit driving my kia rio. >> how long did it take to put this announcement together? >> it t