and it's you and owen, right? >> yes, me and owen, yes.my: when you first meet, yeah. rose byrne and owen wilson in "the internship." take a look at this. >> you're a liar. >> what do you mean? >> you were supposed to pack a decade worth of jerks and bad dates into one night. >> i have dropped the ball. i did promise that, and i haven't delivered. you know what, may we get the check when you get a chance, jennifer? >> how'd you know my -- >> it says right here on this little necklace. and now that i've got the name, how about the number? you're so cute. >> did you just hit on the waitress? >> the lady asked for a jerk, and i am trying to live up to my promise. >> i said ten years, so, you know, you got some ground to cover. >> jimmy: exactly. [ cheers and applause ] rose byrne and "the internship" is in theaters this friday, june 7th. bruce jenner joins us next, everybody. come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ announcer: lebron james and the heat looking to take the series.. okay little guy, let's check out the highlights. did you know w

the ing up after the commercials, vince vaughn and owen wilson are back. >> i feel so sad. no child should have to go through that. >> the second time, you're older... hopefully wiser. and you're going into it with your eyes wide open. your heart, too. we've got experience on our side. and kids... and mortgages... d savings... so, we switched to suntrust. they made it easier to fit two lives, into one. because this is about more than our finances it's our second chance. switchg to suntrust has never been eier. from direct deposit to online ll pay, our dedicated team will move everything for you. they help kids thrive indoors, but my husband and i were certain that they had a greater purpose than... this. so, we reintroduced them to their natural habitat, and the purpose of those thumbs became quite clear. ♪ it's truly awe-inspiring to watch them do what they were designed to do. ♪ we may live in houses. but we are born for busch gardens. >> questions are swirling today about why a water supply trucks were on hand to help fight the huge fire at frager's hardware. this was a

we'll hear from the stars of internship, vince vaughn andvaug owen wilson after the break. >> ever since new jersey governor chris clintony reveals his weight loss secret lapband surgery is in the spotlight. the fox team explains how itins works and weighs some of the risks.

kevin mccarthy sit down withth on owen wilson and vince vaughng for the latest.a >>> a two night family get away or one of four hershey prize package. >>> all you have to do is go tot the facebook page to like it and enter. you can find the complete rules and entry format my fox 5dc, facebook page. we're back after this.  >>> get ready for more laughs as owen wilson and vince vaughnvaug team up again. agai >>> they are interns at google. >> and kevin mccarthy sits down with the stars at google headquarters. >> i think the audiences has responded to the movie, i thinkh the reason it's there's a lot of warmth and optimism. in this case we deal with guys whose careers have been shutdown and relationships. you look back and you don't hava a relationship and you questionn what you have done. there's something winning ing in life when people are willing tor start over, they still want things in life and they're not t too proud to start at the the beginning again. so you know, i think that ishats what makes these characters soso perfect for this

her 8-year-old brother owen has it too but his symptoms are slight for now. >> i think there is no one in our town with f.a.. >> a family friend familiar with the taylor family foundation suggested the penstons reach out for a bit of support. >> to watch these parents from the outside, all you want to do is get in front and help them and cushion the fall and reach out to them and see if if they've really spoken to everyone or see if they everything they need. >> i met one day and i told her about izzy and owen. she told me about wonderful organized. a lot of our families have rare diseases around sometimes you have to travel to go to a doctor or something. she says we can help you with that. >> cheryl: that is exactly what they did. they 74 the family travel to philadelphia to learn more about the disease and be with others just like them. >> it was really important to see other families and other people in person who are dealing with the the same thing. >> now, we know we aren't like alone in this battle. >> i can't imagine being that family and having no one to reach out to and by go

owen is just -- he's a sweetheart and, you know, working with someone like owen and kristen wiig or seth do more than keep up. we need the roles you play. she's a great sport so we'll do a little lightning round. you have not seen these questions, rose so, it's not deep. it's like the first thing -- >> okay, not deep. >> have you ever googled yourself? >> oh, well, no. i try not to but i have. >> we all -- do you have a secret talent you can share with us? >> i can do a backbend. >> a back bend. >> a little lame. >> josh and lara were here they would make you do the back bend but i'll be very kind. celebrity crush. >> who have i got a celebrity crush on? oh, my god. oh, that's a good -- leonardo dicaprio. >> always go with leo. rose, thank you so much. continued success in all you do and "the internship" opens this friday, coming up, darius rucker performs, come on back. >>> so great to have our friend darius rucker with us. he has reinvented himself as a multi-platinum award singing country star and brand-new album out called "true believer" we'll hear a song in a moment. welcome to you

i spoke with one of the forensic audio experts, tom owen.u don't believe that's george zimmerman yelling for help. what makes you say that? >> that's correct. i conducted a study in 1985 and many since that time about people when they scream. about 40% of all 911 calls are screaming and distressed voices of one form or another. so i'm asked constantly to help untangle these sort of 911 calls, both acoustically and otherwise, so i developed a system of using pitch transposition to be able to compare regular voice against higher frequency voice or screaming voice. >> when somebody screams, it is a far different voice than they use when they're talking. >> that's correct. that's correct. but if you say the word help me, your articulation, whether screaming it or not, your articulation is very similar, the way you move your mouth and lips and tongue and so on. so as a result of that, that creates acoustical energy that can be relied upon, it makes it so you can use it as a spectrogram, make measurements to something else. my analysis, i start wi

street; accepting additional property on a portion of owens street; declaring city property and additionalroperty as shown on official department of public works maps as open public right-of-way; dedicating such improvements for public use and designating such areas and improvements for street and roadway purposes; establishing street grades and sidewalk widths; accepting said facilities for city maintenance and liability purposes, subject to specified limitations; adopting environmental findings and findings that such actions are consistent with the general plan, eight priority policy findings of planning code, section 101.1, and the mission bay south redevelopment plan; accepting a department of public works order; and authorizing official acts in connection witindicated, we hav offers of improvement to review today. one is mission bay park plea 10 which is depicted in green. and the roadway circle surrounding it. all of this within mission bay development area south of market. just for some perspective, i offer a larger view. you notice [speaker not understood] the public att ballpark i

they brought tom owen in. tom was initially hired by the orlando sentinel. he went back where he had a method and took small clips of that audio, looped them together and compared the scream they heard to a scream test of george zimmerman. in his opinion he was able to rule out george zimmerman. also, dr. allan wright, another witness for the prosecution, he amplified the audio. he said because of the high pitch, it's likely a voice still being developed, likely o that of a younger person, likely trayvon martin. the defense, they brought in their own witnesses, their own experts. i want you to hear dr. john peter french. he is an audiologist who said this wouldn't even be scrutinized, he wouldn't even examine the tape. listen. >> my view in this case is that that recording isn't even remotely suitable for speaking comparison purposes. if it had been submitted to my lab just for that by prosecution agency, it wouldn't have even got to first base. >> wouldn't have gotten to first base with him. >> that's interesting. the judge said it's one thing to have voice

going to tear into the very fabric of our current small business regulatory environment with guest owens who is national on bud's men under president george w. bush then carry on and i do all over snowden's extradition and the prospects for j.p. morgan crude a diamond. free . education free storage free. free. free. free. free blog. for your media project c.e.o. don carty dot com. when it comes to a federal regulation that small business is bearing the brunt of the burden who want to average pay a thirty six percent more per employee than larger firms regulation should set the stage for competition but we are seeing the federal register grow a larger and larger are driving out small businesses who provide sixty seven percent of new private sector jobs and addition the obama administration has one hundred sixty seven economically significant rules. that have an economic impact of a least one hundred million dollars in the keogh is this possibly too big to implement our next guest is nick owens he is the former national on by the minute for george w. bush and the current c.e.o. magnolia st

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to tear into the very fabric of our current small business regulatory environment with guest nick owens who is national on bud's men under president george w. bush then parry n n i do all over snowden's extradition and the prospects for j.p. morgan crude a diamond. language as well but i will only react to situations as i have read the reports so i'm likely to put the no i will leave them to the state department to comment on your latter point of the month to say that the security of a car is on the docket. thank you no more weasel words. when you need a direct question be prepared for a change when you approach punch be ready for our. freedom of speech and down to freedom to cost. they were ready to do anything for their country to me is to love the country more than yourself if you joined the military for any other reason that you're probably not going to have a good day they were tools in the hands of the state now they live remembering the past which is impossible to get rid of. the war. but however good people do get hurt. and i've heard good people empty silent. a lot. but would p

going to tear into the very fabric of our current small business regulatory environment with guest owens who is national on bud's men under president george w. bush then period and i do all over snowden's extradition and the prospects for j.p. morgan crude a diamond. when it comes to a federal regulation that small business is the bear the brunt of the byrd who want to average pay a thirty six percent more. per employee then larger firms regulation should set the stage for competition but we are seeing the federal register grow larger and larger are driving out small businesses who provide sixty seven percent of new private sector jobs and addition the obama administration has one hundred sixty seven economically significant rules or rules that have an economic impact of a least one hundred million dollars in the keough is this possibly too big to implement our next guest is nick owens he is the former national meant for george w. bush and the current c.e.o. of magnolia strategy partners thanks for joining me q it's a pleasure absolutely now according to the small business administration

first time with owen since "wedding crashers." >> he always makes me laugh. so funny.guy. he's like not the typical comedian who is destined for a laugh. really grounded and works for this movie because as funny as the movie is with the twists and surprises a lot of great cameos in the movie. >> awesome. >> really kind of ultimately a movie with a lot of heart. >> a great cast. before we let you go, our interns just arrived. get on over here. >> what are we doing here? come on. >> i understand we have an intern mail bag. >> nice to see you, ladies. fantastic. it's a pleasure. >> i understand you have a question for vince. >> give me the mike. >> we were wondering if you or owen wilson were going to be interns, who would be the better one? >> i think that would depend on the actual job. but at google, i'd have to maybe go with myself and that's only because owen is not here to defend himself. >> briment, you're up next. >> my question is what's the most ridiculous task you've ever done for a job? >> well, as an actor i've done a lot of ridiculous things. as an actor, bu

albert's friend ken owens died later at the hospital. tonight, albert's father said his son was relentless, as he ran track in iowa. >> we had just left his graduation with the teachers and the dean. they was raving about him. right now, talk being retiring his number. >> kent owens graduated from berkely high in 2008. he was living in san francisco and studying at city college of san francisco. >>> today, we learned more stunning details about just how far two landlords in san francisco went to try to evict tenants from an apartment complex in the south market area. david stevens says they used threats, power tools, even some toxic liquid. >> reporter: they've been nicknamed the landlords from hell for the ferocious dispute. ricardo used to live in, and managed the building. the district attorney says kip and nicole macy in 2006 began what he called an insane campaign to drag out tenants to turn their buildings into condos. >> they sent threatening letters to the tentents. they glued their locks. >> reporter: police say macy threatened

albert's friend ken owens died later at the hospital. tonight, albert's father said his son was relentless, as he ran track in iowa. >> we had just left his graduation with the teachers and the dean. they was raving about him. right now, talk being retiring his number. >> kent owens graduated from berkely high in 2008. he was living in san francisco and studying at city college of san francisco. >>> today, we learned more stunning details about just how far two landlords in san francisco went to try to evict tenants from an apartment complex in the south market area. david stevens says they used threats, power tools, even some toxic liquid. >> reporter: they've been nicknamed the landlords from hell for the ferocious dispute. ricardo used to live in, and managed the building. the district attorney says kip and nicole macy in 2006 began what he called an insane campaign to drag out tenants to turn their buildings into condos. >> they sent threatening letters to the tentents. they glued their locks. >> reporter: police say macy threatened

her 8-year-old brother owen has it too but his symptoms are slight for now. >> i think there is no oneily friend familiar with the taylor family foundation suggested the penstons reach out for a bit of support. >> to watch these parents from the outside, all you want to do is get in front and help them and cushion the fall and reach out to them and see if if they've really spoken to everyone or see if they everything they need. >> i met one day and i told her about izzy and owen. she told me about wonderful organized. a lot of our families have rare diseases around sometimes you have to travel to go to a doctor or something. she says we can help you with that. >> cheryl: that is exactly what they did. they 74 the family travel to philadelphia to learn more about the disease and be with others just like them. >> it was really important to see other families and other people in person who are dealing with the the same thing. >> now, we know we aren't like alone in this battle. >> i can't imagine being that family and having no one to reach out to and by going there and not only do the ki

owens said he's putting in one table and when i went out to ininspect it he had applied for one table. this is a well-established place for the club on sunset. i've been on patrol important the also 22 years. i also want to check >> thank you, officer chin. >> coma up. this is your first comment to us on your own >> he's coming oh, my god. i'm with the unit and i went by the club around 11 clock. i think it's perfect for a bill yard table. i think somebody should be checking ids at the door there's a lot of people that look 21. >> good idea. >> my name is steven and i live in the neighborhood. looks like i got drafted for this one. it's uncommon for all bars to have a pool table so i'm in full support of it and wish them very well. any other public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. so i guess 2319 is in my neighborhood. all right. commissions do we have a motion >> before we motion i went to 80 and checked with the office of district 4. i'm like 11 is where i am. so i went to the office in district 4 and they said the people he had contacted were more than sufficient and

owens said he's putting in one table and when i went out to ininspect it he had applied for one table. this is a well-established place for the club on sunset. i've been on patrol important the also 22 years. i also want to check >> thank you, officer chin. >> coma up. this is your first comment to us on your own >> he's coming oh, my god. i'm with the unit and i went by the club around 11 clock. i think it's perfect for a bill yard table. i think somebody should be checking ids at the door there's a lot of people that look 21. >> good idea. >> my name is steven and i live in the neighborhood. looks like i got drafted for

views from the wills era defining disasters to events that continue to change our lives join me kevin owen for more on how you've helped make the first global news channel to reach you chub. international airport. from here heading for leningrad. but once the plane with its flight crew reported to ground control that the aircraft had been hijacked. terrorists were demanding a diversion to london. the events that followed the plane's emergency landing close to the finnish border became a nightmare for its passengers. people were lying here under this hatch. and many had severe injuries. the passenger plane had been hijacked by a family of eleven. the children played together in a jazz band and together they plan to hijacking. children died in an assault on the captured plane having first killed their own mother. my elder brother shot my mom before my eyes how could he commit such a sin. how did they smuggle explosives and weapons aboard. musicians into terrorists many new details of the case have come to light twenty five years after the tragedy. the first ever children's jazz band to appea

from the world's period of funny disasters to events that continue to change our lives join me kevin owen for more on how you've helped make the first global news channel to reach the billion. seals are born to run on the ice fields of the white sea. throughout the twentieth century the poles were hunted for their snow white furs. russia imposed a ban on this trade and hunters have since been replaced by tourists but these pups stay safe forever. saving seals on r.t.e. . wealthy british scientists on. the. market. can. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max concert for a no holds barred. the global financial headlines to kaiser report on our. northwest russia what was once the secret of a military airfield. off is a retired military pilot on march the eighth nine hundred eighty eight his group was given orders to paint a sign in english on the entrance to the furthermost hangar to make the terrorists believe that the plane had landed at an air base in finland. technicians managed to make the notice in time we expect the plane would be directed here never anything

toda they have been talking about the internship and vince vaughn and owen wilson. loved them on weddingwedding crashers, is this wedding crashers all over again? >> it's essentially wedding crashers meets dodge ball. dodg you have the dodge ball elementl because these two sales men lose their jobs to technology, andogd they essentially have to get an internship at google to compete for a full-time position. think about these two middle age guys going to an internship at t google. you have this hilarious moment, but it doesn't reach that that classic level of wedding crashers. when you leave the wedding crashers, you quote the movie, o fun lines in the film.n the this is a movie you enjoy whilel you're watching it but you won't go home and think that is one on the greatest comedies of all l time. you can figure out what is going to happen based on the trailerss watch owen ville son and vince vaughn together is great. there's a message i found foun fascinating about technology lowering human interaction and thousand we're never talking too each other anymore. any it'

tom owen saying it's common for scientists to have differing opinions on whose voice may be on that tapet's play it. >> as far as the conclusions that you reached is it uncommon in your field for scientists to disagree as to their opinions as to what evidence may show even if they apply the same methodologies? >> yes, they do disagree. >> we know this. we've seen this before. experts look at the same thing and see very different. that's why you have the state's witness or the defense witness and try to be the most persuasive to the jury or the judge. >> that's true and frequently these expert witnesses cancel each other out. they each come from a different perspective. they will give different opinions and frequently juries have to weigh through those. my experience is they frequently cancel each other out. >> it's interest that the expert who analyzed the voice had a redacted version and not the original in possession of the state. he compared the audio to samples of zimmerman's voice. there's also some discrepancy on the length of tape. >> if the method was reliable then it's a questio

two events that continue to change join me kevin owen for more on how you've helped make the first global news channel to reach. them. i. critique i. read. i read. for your media. darty dot com. i. it's been said that in life only two things that guarantee death and taxes my guest today has some issues with one of those i'm joined by two on monday as the leader of the libertarian party of the netherlands thanks very much for talking to us now for our view is that might not be completely ofay with libertarianism what is it that you stand for it's a political philosophy that once and maximize individual liberty and minimize government we believe in self ownership we believe that every individual owns his own life his own body the fruits of his own labor and that these are fundamental human rights that nobody should file it including the government so if libertarianism is trying to pay as little tax as possible deal find yourself in a situation where we get what you pay for well there are many reasons why we're opposed to taxation the first reason is a moral reason we believe taxation is imm

strasburg won't be >> now, game on with dave owens. live from the cadillac sports desk. >> nats fans don't be fooled. it is not sunny outside. storm clouds are circling above and lightning is crackling. only above your stadium. i'm here to tell you it's getting worse. steven strasburg is not feeling better so to the shelf he goes. strasburg, quote, felt tenderness and discomfort as he played catch today and he was not going to have him three from the hill. 15-day dl list. it is being called a strain lat muscle. ouch. that's not all the man be engineer talked -- manager talked about today. the nats manager says if he were giving himself a report card, he would need summer school. the painfully inconsistent nats, his fault. >> terrible. my job is to put them in situations where they can do well. obviously i have not done my job. these guys have not performed well. >> that is horse bleep by the way. hail to the chief of professional football. the ceremonial visit to the white house is set aside for all sports champions. each will tell you

hemingway and -- the hbo film shot here, two years ago with nicole kidman and clive owen, -- the spaces as well as other poor properties are currently filled with america's got the tenants and others have moved for one reason or another mostly for america's cup activities. i met with leaders of the port, the airport the redevelopment agency, the real estate department, all of the agencies have been supportive and have done their best to help us. we have really tried and they have tried but we have not been able to turn up anything. under the current rebate program all fees paid to the city of san francisco of related up to 600,000 dollars per film or television episode and that includes the cost of state space owned by the city. while other rebatable cost are attracted to productions including, permit fees we rebate up to four police officers per day, street closures scenes, anything that would write a check to the city for those costs are related at the end of the film provided that met the required number of shooting days. without the stage space to build covers sets we will lose prod

that owen look at that. i've had enough. and you when you see yeah years and i. would see yeah yeah i knew he was a nice. and. not my yes that on it give it. a bit go no it's yours. to get it. and he did it it was a year and i. got to. telling the story. you know. wealthy british style and i'm. trying to get right. back on the american. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy which might stronger the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kaiser report on our. these. letters but me well. this is a capturing the black line is the earth. so yeah the yellow line is the sun. so earth and sun have a good day the top is green and they haven't. this thread is the path between heaven and earth isn't right in this part of the people on earth and in heaven. if they're going in five minutes. larry and that isn't already eleven twenty five you know they're right all right we'll leave it alone in twenty five. ok. i am. absolutely sure very good where his vision of an interested observer sees anything more you go over a

traveling in baltimore county. 795 is nice and clear here at owenings boulevard. the inner loop is clear has you make the push to 83. and that outer loop, as we look at the drive times thin green. 12 minutes to get from 795 down to 95. there are no delays on the east side of the beltway. traveling the outefrom 95 to 83. that stretch will take you 12 minutes. that is that's your time-saver traffic report. >>> eight people rushed to the hospital with what police believe to be carbon monoxide poisoning. this morning crews are on-the- scene at a home in parksville. and abc 2 news', linda so is live on-the-scene. what do you know? >> reporter: well, hazmat crews just went inside of this home on the 28th hundred block of hillcrest avenue to take air samples. they are trying to pinpoint what caused eight people to be taken to the hospital. it could be a couple of things. carbon monoxide poisoning hoar chemicals from inside of the house. and the hair samples will be take tonight maryland department of the environment. they will analyze what was in the air. here is what we

i think what was so funny is the water park managers were actually quite like, owen is in the movie.h a great time. i was like, well, if the movie thing doesn't work out. i'll go to water works and will work there. >> i don't think you have to. and you get to work with steve carell. is this the first time since "little miss sunshine"? >> yeah. he's such a gentleman. and the entire cast was brilliant. i felt like everybody had known each other. and i tried to squeeze my way into that. i really appreciated that. >> he semed you personally. but in the movie, he's kind of tough on you. >> it was great acting. you guys are terrific. it's fantastic. "way, way back" is in theaters july 5th. >>> let's go to our latest newsmakers interview, with country national in washington, as part of our partnership with yahoo! and edward jones. reena ninan talked to the zwrint panda zoo curator. >> he wants more. a typical guy, yes. he is very much. she's a little more peaceful. she's more thoughtful. we joke about the male/female dynamic of our pandas. >>> it was great to have demi in the studio with us

abc's ryan owens has the story. >> with this ring, i thee wed. >> reporter: that didn't take long. >> i now declare you spouses for life. >> reporter: just two days after the supreme court cleared the way, california started marrying same-sex couples. the first, who else but the two women who brought the case all the way to the high court. >> it's a great day in san francisco. it's a great day in california. it's a great day in the united states of america. >> reporter: their ceremony at san francisco city hall was officiated by none other than california's attorney general. >> this is a profound day for our country. and it's just the right thing. and justice is finally being served. >> reporter: hours later in los angeles, the other plaintiffs in the supreme court case also tied the knot. >> our love and devotion to one another keeps growing. >> reporter: opponents to gay marriage says courts are ignoring the will of the majority. >> the ninth circuit has jumped the gun and forced same-sex marriage back on california. we're going to continue to push for traditional marriage and remin

ross owen door of is likely to start in his place -- ross ohlendorf. >> there's tender in his and discomforto we're going to keep him off the mound for two more days and maybe he'll come back the 15th. >> the orioles in houston tonight take on the astros. tough night for fredy garcia bottom of the first. garcia surrenders two-run homers. this one carlos pena does the work. 4-1 astros take the lead. bottom of the fourth matt do ming guess -- do ming guess. garcia gives up two homeruns. >> lebron james prepares for the fourth n.b.a. finals hoping he's going to increase his winning percentage to 50% next. >> enough about the book, i want to hear about your date. well, he showed up in a van. [ women ] oh-awww. [ voices in background ] [ female announcer ] swapportunity. the opportunity to swap a higher calorie snack for a delicious 90 calorie yoplait light. ♪ sorry... about your date, the details of your date. [ female announcer ] just one swap a day helps keep the calories away. yoplait. it is so good. whose the best? the pacers or the heat with lebron? come to the heat and spurs tip-off. it wi

>> reporter: fox's comedy follows vince vaughn and owen wilson. though fox is tapping into this media, the studio and companies took opposite approaches. sony didn't get any cooperation from facebook. fox and google went in the opposite direction. the internship paints the search giant as fun and quirky. they consulted on accuracy, provided 100 extras, including co-pounder and suggested changes. it sounds like the mother of all product placement, but no money changed hands. google said it participated because it wanted to get kids more excited about technology. now it could benefit from a surge in job and internship applications. google's image list comes at a key time as competition heats up with other companies. >> it can be a very new way of looking at google, and to the company that could definitely help them, especially in the talents that these companies are running against each other. >> reporter: now a sea of bedding on google's brand pays off for fox, who spent $58 million to pay for the fille and more to market it. >>> another tech titan

my niece, casey owens is graduating from stanford, master's degree today. i am heading over there right now. so, it's going to be a good day. >> reporter: the vice preside l pro li prolivic fund raiser. he is headed become to washington to make a push for gun control at a was event tuesday. in sunshi >> new safety requirements for the fair lawn boat races a year after five people dieden the same race. sailors in today's race are heading for the finish line right now. the accident last year was the deadliest yachting accident in 30 years in the bay area. that prompted organizers to upgrade safety gear including having two sets of overboard gear instead of one. and everybody tethered. the race goes 37 miles past the golden gate bridge along the island and back again. sailors said the conditions were worse as they remembered their friend who died last year. >> you know when you get the fog coming in like this. you are going to get some big winds. i was looking on, my meter. we were hitting 30 knots. which is big winds. >> what happened today we basically when

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