jake owens.a 75 city tour to promote his cd which hit number one on the billboard country music charts. he's here with us. it's hard to believe you're such a hard working country star. >> i wish i could. >> when you perform, i went to one of your concerts, i was like oh, my god, he doesn't have his shoes on. that's great. >> this is the video i took. >> that's my iphone baby. you had that whole joint rocking. >> where was that. >> that was the hammerstein ball room. >> by the way, your wife -- everyone talks about how gorgeous you are but we had to take a look at laci, we met maybe five years ago when i made a video with her. i made her come back and maybe other one with me and i asked her to marry me. >> we have a daughter pearl. >> my best friend's name was growing up. she was an angel in my life. she passed away. >> talk about beautiful look at your bobble head dolls. these here too look pretty good. that does not look like you. we've come to the conclusion. >> if you turn it around it kind of

it's really funny. >> erin o'donnell says it took time but now that owen is almost 2 and she is back in great shape, casey says it's play time for the kids but not for the moms, a ton of cardio, lower body and upper body strengthening and we end with a good bid of core to tighten that tummy back up. >> it definitely helps. >> the class is every thursday at 10:15 a.m., on the track of roxborough high school. there are similar programs on 6abc.com. and we are launching our new challenge for the month of august, that is to pledge to strength train two time a week, building more muscle mass is good for your bones and will speeds up your metabolism. and if you have diabetes it can change your blood sugar level. you can do the fitness and post your pictures at #~ 6 abc gets fit. >> we have a good one up there compliments of your wife. >> ooh. >> thank you ali, more to come on "action news" tonight. a water main break puts a california campus under water and now t >>> the u.s. economy managed to turn things around after a week winner. they grew 4.25% better than analysts predicted at 3%. >>

here's dave owens from richmond. >> reporter: redskins head coach jay gruden made it very clear today he's going to be very cautious and selective as to how much robert griffin, iii runs in 2014. >> but it's not something that you make the bulk upon of your offense. that's why we have the guys that we have. that's why we run the offense we've been running and you haven't seen very much of his own read. >> reporter: speaking of running, pierre garcon was back at practice. while he did some drills, coach gruden wanted him to take it slow. >> i think he probably wanted to go. it's important for him to make sure he fully recovers. you burst out sprinting and reinjure it. we just want to make sure he's back to 100% and can open it up and run before he goes again. >> reporter: linebacker eric brown and brandon jenkins were not here today. back to you guys. >>> it was a beautiful day in

when --what olin -- oh owen is knwown for.notrites -- would probably like everything we said here today. my lost from it -- friends i knew for such a short time and the impoverishment of life, referring directly to the poetry if not the pity, to hell with your generalized pity. the fear he knew or the pains, but the faces and the few words of the men who were with him. we should embrace. just when we think we have a narrative worked out, just when we think we have a way of long,ning in short or sentences, what a historical source is, to summarize this in an easier and convenient way, that we will always find people who are representing that war or pushing back against that experience in a way that will surprise the way that we have interpreted it. thank you very much. and i will see you all next week. >> you are watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation like us on facebook at c-span history. >> next on the civil war. confederate captain henry worse wirz was innry charge of an

these are of course the words of wilfred owen, written as it was ongoing. wilfred himself was a junior officer in the british army in the first world war. they are often reprinted words and they tell us something about the brutality of four on the western front. also show was something polemical. a bit of an argument here, especially in the last verse where he talks about men dying for nations. for national causes. the stakes of this one man's death from gas becomes very high indeed in his eyes. this gives us a sense of what nations ask men to do in war. to complicate this, i want to give you a quotation from another war rider, a patriotic iter, a patriotic novelist who, like wilfred owen, was on the western front. his name is ian hague. he was reflecting in the 1930's about war books. he writes -- in the last 10 years, we have been submerged by a flood of so-called war books, that depicts the men who fought as brutes and beasts, dissolution, drunken, and godless. some of these works are just ordinary dull dirt -- they are conceived inserts, for what dirt b

this is a guy that has been the most valuable player to me in the first half. >> that was dave owens with mr. kushner. the nats hit the field again friday here in d.c. taking on the central division leader, the milwaukee brewers. >>> nasa is recreating history one small step at a time. next the way you can relive the moment the first man landed on the moon. >> you are

and up next, a performance from jake owen.> the toyota concert series on "today," brought to you by toyota. back now with "beachin'." . good morning, nice to have you here. >> just for people who don't know your story, you were off to the races. >> i was hooked. i was hooked. reminds me of a younger jimmy buffett type of a show. does it make it easier on stage when the people in the crowd are having such a good time? >> i think so. i consider myself, like i say, i'm a musician. i love entertaining people. >> this song truly is the song of the summer. >> are you going to perform "beachin'" for us? >> yes. >> all right. ♪ ♪ just watching her blonde hair sunburn stare at the white caps rolling over ♪ ♪ dropping lines in a corona ♪ well she looks back, yeah ♪ she throws me a kiss like honey i sure want you ♪ ♪ and it's a 103 between her and me and only 92 in daytona ♪ ♪ and it's sunshine ♪ blue eyes ♪ tan lines ♪ slow tide rolling ♪ white sand ♪ cold can ♪ koozie in my hand ♪ just a summertime strolling chilling, breezing, sipping

i would say at least 95%. >> reporter: owens started refashioning to save some bucks.ar. >> not a thing. >> reporter: a hobby anyone can pick up even if you don't know how to sew. >> this is an easy one. >> reporter: perfect for me. a few snips and voila. this is amazing. you have made kind of a corset back. this ultimate thrifter fines all of her pieces at the goodwill outlet. you go here once or twice a week. >> yeah. >> reporter: her tips look for super cheap clothes, the ugliest pieces you can find and go up a few sizes from what you normally wear. today we're looking for two frumpy frocks to transform. this has got to be a winner. this is very, very ugly. a refashionista up to the challenge. >> $1.29 for two pieces. time to get to work. >> all right. let's go. >> reporter: for "good morning america," mara schiavocampo, abc news, columbia, south carolina. >> and we are so elated to have jillian owens here with us with some of the afters but we wanted to remind everybody what the befores looked like. this is one of the sparkly top. >> we have this awesome no not '80

dave owens is here with the biggest story in sports today that has nothing to do with the world cup ornationals. >> it is death con 5. it was a scene as surreal as any you, of course, remember four years acquisition, cleveland fans so distressed bile -- ago, cleveland fans so distressed by lebron's decision they took his jersey and lit it on fire en masse. today cleveland fans are saying, lebron, we didn't really mean that. this was the scene this afternoon after the james man announced his decision. it was absolute bedlam in the streets. nothing says jubilation like a cart wheel, guys. you'd think they won a championship already. look at these signs, too. the king is back. of course, the king's subjects, they once cursed him, but now they're ready to proclaim forgiveness. >> we heard about it. we ran over here. we just booked it, man. we heard. we ran as fast as we could. we're going to make it, dude. we got a championship, one of the finals. i don't care. lebron is our man. >> one of the greatest things in sports history, the return of lebron james. >> as soon as i stepped outside, e

ryan owens, abc news, houston. >>> and next, an obvious kl course of storms and mud. david kerley takes us outo see what they face tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the country's heartland bracing for scenes like we saw last night on the east coast. flooding rains. and in virginia beach, winds up to 70 miles an hour. even a tornado, which lifted travis prezko's car off the ground. >> it was like a spin cycle. everything in my car, just flying around. >> reporter: if that wasn't enough, a church steeple fell. just missing his car. then there was lightning. 165,000 hits yesterday. and some close calls this week for people who thought they were safe. watch this, outside denver. >> time for hail. i think. >> reporter: a man standing in his garage with the door open. he suffered a concussion. >> i thought i was safe. >> reporter: in atlanta, a 7-year-old suffered durns. a strike came inside their house. >> all i could see was my son on the ground. his foot was smoking. >> reporter: here and near denver, the same lesson. stay away from doors and windows during a lightning stor

the glass-owen bill passed in the house, which was mainly democratic.but it was held up in the senate republicans and a few democrats. that is when frank vanderlip stepped into the mix. as benjamin strong later said of frank, vanderlip gets very much excited with his experiences, which he did. i think he was not only excited. i think he was perturbed by the way it was going. i think he thought he and his bankers knew more than the government. i think also knowing what i do of him now, he did not want to be left out. he felt i am president of the biggest bank in the country. i should have something to do with this. he and many of the other bankers testify before congress. he put out his own plan. there were three things he opposed. he did not think the regional banks should be independent. he thought there should be central control. at this point in his life, he was very much a proponent that gold had to be the standard. he thought when you thought putting anything else backing up the currency, you are headed for disaster down the road. he thought all na

i'm dave owens in richmond. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, dave. >>> much like the redskins, the baltimore ravens are entering training camp with something to prove. they open camp in unfamiliar territory after missing the postseason for the first time since 2007. today guys arriving at the performance center in owings mills, a lot of smiles. for so many there is, the vocal leader was in ray lewis. now that responsibility has been distributed to other players. terrell suggestion says this is the first time for his quarterback to find his own voice. >> he's not the most vocal. but sometimes we may need that. you know what i mean? he may have to cuss somebody out. he may have to cuss me out. you know what i mean? it's good to hear your quarterback, you know, get after somebody sometimes. i think it would be a good thing. >> it would be fun to see. >>> washington nationals looking to wrap up the season sweep of the rockies. they got to strasberg early. couldn't get it done today. rockies win it 6-4 avoiding the sweep. the nats weren't

abc's ryan owens is back on the story for us. >> reporter: the man prosecutors say executed six membersf this texas family could not even stand on his own two feet to face those capital murder charges. 33-year-old ron haskell collapsed twice in a houston courtroom. deputies finally had to wheel him away with a blank look on his face. >> maybe reality is finally setting in. he is facing his consequence. >> reporter: a consequence that could include the death penalty if he's convicted of shooting his ex-wife's sister katie stay, her husband stephen, and four of their young children. haskell's attorney says his client was dizzy in court and off his meds like the day of the rampage. >> our legal system recognizes that a person who is suffering from a mental illness, and can't distinguish right from wrong, is not criminally responsible. >> reporter: haskell had been arrested for assaulting his ex-wife before, and until last year she had a protective order against him. but still, he somehow got a gun and allegedly murdered this family because they wouldn't tell him where to find his ex. only

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. >> item four, authorization to amend the local services agreement with miller and owen to extend the term to june 30, 2015. >> thank you, and mr. freed will be presenting. >> sure. this one against is the annual reuping of the miller and owens contract to do the legal services in the past for many years that we are appreciative that she would, and miss miller was also acting as the executive officer with the recent changes that they are going back to the legal services. so, we are, and we are requesting that if we continue the legal services and also, with their knowledge, and experience, here i am also going to be part of and we will be utilizing that knowledge and experience, for other purposes outside of the legal council services and last year we had approved not-to-exceed rate of $95,000 but based on the board of supervisors, you know, the request that this be a cost saving measure and also the fact of the work load being reduced and given the chance of the responsibility within lafco and the staff is recommending a amount of $45,000, and this is for me, a best guess as to what

when jesse owens came back he could not eat in restaurants in his own country. present-day, we will praise our athletes as our but whenon the field we have a conversation about education reform. all of a sudden we begin forcing the conversation, sports allows .s sports, comedy, and music bring us together because of ethnicity, gender, all those factors. we are all operating behind this one deal. those are three entertainment venues. we can get along and that is great. we go outside of that, your back in the real world. the problem i have in we have these conversations and is somebody who spent six years on cnn, i have been involved in media since i was 14. in the media we do the exact same thing in the real world. let's hurry up and end this conversation. let's move onto what we were talking about beforehand. with get off this stuff michael sam and dealing with race and gender so we can get back to playing games. we like to play games. verses dealing with the hard stuff. what i try to do is say wait a minute. you have to keep that conversation going. even if you

norman yee mentioned tom owen. wanted to thank him as well for his work and getting last minute details from us to put in charter amendment form. that was very, very helpful. and look forward to voting on this next week. >> thank you. colleague, as you know, under our board of supervisors board rules, at least six days need to intervene before the first appearance of a proposed charter amendment before we actually submit it to the electorate. with that i'd like to entertain a motion to continue this. could i have a motion to do that in motion by supervisor yee, seconded by supervisor mar to continue this item to the 15th of july. without objection, that should be the case. [gavel] >> madam clerk, could you call item 70? >> item 70 was referred without recommendation from the rules committee. a charter amendment in its second draft, charter amendment (second draft) to amend the charter of the city and county of san francisco to require the department of elections to hold a special election when there is a vacancy in

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ryan owens, abc news, dallas. >> very interesting.es -- go ahead. >> her spokespersoner ud a statement saying it was all 100% legal. in zimbabwe, south africa, and licenses and tagged and paid $160,000. >> she has been receiving death threats. a lot of people are upset. for a cheerleader would like attention on facebook, certainly not for something like this. a lot of people wanting that facebook page to be taken down. >> interesting story. so, the family says that they still have a -- they care about life they're not trying to be disrespectful. just doing something they care about. >> aster that is not over yet. sure we'll be hearing a lot more about it. when we come back, guess which one of the cast members of full house tied the knot again. >> ryan gosling, hollywood hotty, seems like a nice guy. ♪ ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> time now for "the skinny." and topping this morning's headlines, wedding bells for a beloved member of the cast of full house. >> david coulier tied the knot with long time love, photographer/producer, melissa br

. >> owen, does it apply to the other groups?rous wroir to have women or do the women have to let men in or does it a muslim society have to let a christian to join? >> it is now. but basically the logic of the decision moaeans they have to open. there is a middle eastern belly dancing association, they have to allow nonbelly dancing enthusiast to join and be leaders. >> i join i would fit in that category. the audience would appreciate it. >> you are not just saying the christian organization will not allow temhad to it come. you are talking leadership. anybody can come and be a part of the group. but can't run it if they don't adhere. >> bodein christian fellowship wants everyone to be there and we invited all students to our meetings and other fellowship events, but we were a dament in keeping leadership to it christians. that's the way it stays meaningfully christian but that is now under jeopardy. >> chris, this is not only in bodein. but you have experienced it all over america. is the pressure heating up and where are we o

jesse owens. it wasn't just about running. what was going on at that time? at war, near war, world issues. at the olympics. this was literally the united states of america against germany. now being defined on a track. america's strength. 1968 olympics. john carlos decides to stand on the podium with a black glove on his hand and puts his fist up in the 1960's as a sign to the world of what was on his mind. life changed. never really anything for john carlos. our friend here. comes in to the nba and changes his name. you have a right to change her name. huge controversy in sports. cassius clay. -- i know where i where i was listening on the radio. you are either joe frazier fan , and that had one set of perspectives, or you are a mohammed ali fan. that had eight different perspective. they were both in each of those camps, trying to define, are you a radical or are you in an establishment? that is what has been going on. up,ainly from the 60's on issues playedther out on a larger scale in the united states of america. it is shaping attitudes and perspectives

pm here in moscow this is the weekly with me kevin owen our roundup of the big stories of the last seven days in one dominated again entire villages raced to the ground dozens of civilians killed. this less than a week after kiev ended a cease fire with self-proclaimed republics in the east of ukraine some immediate resumed its resumed its so-called anti terror operation with heavy shelling and bombing. military says it's targeting antigovernment fighters but is hitting residential areas in the process women children and the elderly all among the dead. to do. you think you've got. to do. it to. the minute. we get to the blood that then how do you. fear. it got the larger la barbera. girls you know you know you still go there is. a particularly bloody attack was carried out on the village of congress shove her on wednesday at least twelve people were killed there kevin first denied responsibility though later a military commander admitted it was an accident read for national when there is to warn you there is some graphic images coming up in her report as we arrive in can just a village t

international with me kevin owen and more the big stories of the week russia's presidency in brazil the third and final stop of his latin american tour he's at met with the german chancellor angela merkel with whom he discussed the crisis in ukraine let's get the details in from full scope is in rio de janeiro now said. russian president vladimir putin has just arrived in rio ahead of sunday evenings world cup final he's just concluded a meeting with german chancellor. over the agenda was the situation in ukraine and both leaders are great at the situation in the east of the country is deteriorating and they are urging for a cease fire from both sides russian president vladimir putin also went on to say that any ukrainian shelling of russian territory would be totally unacceptable following reports of. it is a room radio ahead of the world cup final which takes place later on sunday in the american are stadium nearly eighty thousand spectators will be packed in watching germany take on argentina wrangler marco is clearly here in support of her nation hoping that they can stop messi and

this is art international with me kevin owen and more the big stories of the week russia's presidency in brazil the third and final stop of his latin american tour where he's at met with the german chancellor angela merkel with whom we discussed the crisis in ukraine let's get the details in from paul scott is in rio de janeiro now hi there paul what was said.

philip randolph, and i'm blanking -- chandler owens. >> chandler owens, they were socialists. >> yes. so you hit upon it. >> right. >> and that's an interesting point to talk about why the military has not been given credit, because the military -- and especially for the '60 when we have black power and in some ways, you know, randolph and owen are sort of representing a black power ideology at that point this time. but that the military was seen as the man's operation. >> right. >> so if you got in the military, you were a part of the oppressor. remember, if you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem. >> right. >> and certainly, the military was definitely seen as part of the problem. duboise was ambivalent too, and then he came out with his urge or encouragement to blacks to support the war effort. and he was really -- >> roundly criticized. >> very much so. and tried to regroup be later with we return tighting. >> yes. >> you know, but he told blacks to put their grievances aside during the war effort. many people don't know that duboise actually supported wilson f

. >> cathie owen, who has chronic pain from nerve damage and a family history of colon cancer, falls into that gap. >> so how are you doing? >> i'm half way there, gathering the money to have the colonoscopy done. that's becoming very obvious that i'm in trouble as you know. >> how long do you think it will be before you can get the colonoscopy? >> another month. it took me a month to get half way, so that's my guess. but kate and i are on the verge of losing our home so i'm pedaling as fast as i can right now. but other than that, it's the neuropathy, it's the nerve pain all the time. >> what we can do here at st. vincent's is good, but it's limited. >> we have to be the people who say, 'there is a treatment for this. you might be able to get it if you were insured or if you had access to medicare or medicaid. but i'm sorry because of your financial situation, you are not going to be getting this surgery,' or ' you are not going to be getting this chemotherapy.' >> after her appointment, cathie told us that her poor health prevents her from working full time. >> i have peripheral ne

so a couple of names: jesie owens. it wasn't just about running. what was going on at that time in the. >> right. >> at war, near war, world issues. at the olympics, this was literally the united states of america against germany. >> right. >> now, being defined on a track. america's strength. 1968 olympics, john carlos decides to stand on the podium with a black glove and puts his fist up in the 1960s as a sign to the world of what was on his mind. life changed. i mean never really anything. our friend here comes in to the nba lou sender? change your name. huge controversy in sports. casius clay/mohammed ali. and the whole issue all certainly during my time and my childhood, i know exactly where i was in the march of 197 be 1 listening on the radio as people were trying, you were either a joe frazier fan. and that had one set of perspectives or you were a mohammed ali fan. that will had a different perspective for blacks and whites. they were both in each of those fighters' camps trying to define, you know, are you a radical, or are you, you know,

, but for the real skinny on how they fared on day two of practice we send it down to our own dave owens. what's it look like down there today? >> reporter: what's going on, diane? you got good timing because the second practice just finished up. you'll probably see a few players coming up here in a second right behind me. let's talk about desean jackson. one thing you can say about that guy, you know he's polarizing. some of his former teammates speak highly of him, others not so much. his new teammates love him, but he's always had this perception of a guy who is a little bit of a diva, a little cantankerous. he spoke with reporters today and was in no mood to talk about what happened with his former team in philly. it was a six year tenure which ended with several accusations, gang connections, poor work ethic. you can believe what you want, of course. yesterday jay gruden remarked because jackson is so fast sometimes it appears his wide receiver isn't always hustling full speed in his routes. well, today jackson said that's just coach's sense of humor. >> coach gruden, you know, he's

owen, we appreciate it.oing to be following your work closely. >> thanks a lot. >> that wraps things up. thank you for joining me. now it's time for "the reid report" with my colleague joy reid. what do we have coming up? >> thank you very much. coming up next, secretary of state john kerry is in tel aviv for peace talks, even as intense fighting continues in gaza along with a rising civilian death toll. i'll ask the spokesperson for the israeli prime minister what it will take to achieve peace and end the killing of innocent men, women, and children. and i'll talk about the death of eric garner and what his family must be facing after he died follows his arrest, an arrest that included an apparent choke hold by new york city police. "the reid report" is next. say "hi" rudy. [ barks ] [ chuckles ] i'd do anything to keep this guy happy and healthy. that's why i'm so excited about these new milk-bone brushing chews. whoa, i'm not the only one. it's a brilliant new way to take care of his teeth. clinically pro

for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, dallas. >> such a sad story.retired schoolteacher on trial for trying to kill his wife by pushing her off a cliff. complication is he fell off the cliff too. he claims it was an accident and she says it was attempted murder. mara schiavocampo has the story. >> reporter: attempted murder charges and several counts of assault and the motive here was money after lisa black inherited millions from her father. in a maine courtroom this morning the case against retired social studies teacher charles black is just getting under way. tuesday black watched emotionless as prosecutors laid out their case against him claiming the 71-year-old tried to kill his now ex-wife lisa black by hitting her in the head with a rock and pushing her off an 800-foot cliff. >> she'll tell you that she was begging for her life, that she was speaking about her two daughters and begging that he not do this. >> reporter: in opening arguments the district attorney says charles black he wanted his then wife dead because she recently inherited mil

. >> owen, you're an alum of budden. or atheist student wanted to become president of the christian club, you've got to let them. that's crazy. >> that's exactly right, governor. it's an unthinkable situation. irony this rich should come with triple le truffle fries. you with meaningfully christian, that's what boden has effectively said. >> the college says it's not quite like that. what does the college really say? here trying to butte this is happening, but it's not just at bowdoin. it's all over the country. >> administrators are effectively say if you like your piety, you can keep it, you just may have to disagree with jesus, paulettics, again that's lamentable, so christian fell oships and other religious groups find themselves in a position where they cannot choose their own leaders. if they require them to be practicing christians, then they're in trouble and they may lose status. >> owen, does this amr. i to other student groups, let's say the men's chorus required to have women? or do the women's club have to l

suspended just two days for their arrest back in february as roberts was in owen mill -- owing mills with reactions from their teammate. >> and i'm here in their training camp where the first team practice is in the books. overshadowed by the news of suspending the runningback for two games for their off-season altercation with their then fiance. and the head coach and their teammates, they say they support him, but they know that punishment was due. >> it's a part of the process as we said it from the beginning, the circumstances will determine the consequences as there are consequences when you make a mistake like that. he's a heck of a guy, doing everything right since. that'll be good for kids. that's how it should work. i've known him for six to seven years now. i know he knows he made a mistake and he'll work through it. all i can do is support him to be his teammate. >> that's one thing, it is definitely tough as people will be able to be on deck, but i know how he is as a person and how they are working to improve on everything. i'll be glad when the two games are up. but any

dave owens is in richmond with redskins. are you making it and staying cool?> i'll tell you what, topper, 95 degrees, humidity is at its peak. you better have one of these buddy. shade hat necessary for training camp. here we go. redskins sweating it out. let's take a look at the video. redskins sweating it out here on day one. somebody is already in the coach's dog house. we will tell you who right after the break. >> today is a quiet day from richmond. players checking in from all around the country getting physicals. doing conditioning tests. we have been here all afternoon. i want to giver you a sample of what we saw as he chmond. here is ene. check this out. just rolling down the city streets of richmond by vcu, the caake us long to spot redskins colors, a few businesses like this one sportide the facility, players were finishing up conditioning. he is focusing on what is between his quarterback's ears. >> the ones that have played for 15 and 20 years, they are working on their mental at is just part of the position. when you sign up to play quarthe it's

a sticky 71 in owens and crofton this morning. in washington we're just waiting for the clouds to break. michael & son weather camera, we have mostly cloudy skies, 72. north, northwest winds at 10. if you were with us last hour, the dew point was 64. now it's 60. it continues to drop. the dry air continues to move in behind this cold front which is sweeping through us now. so cooler, drier air moving in for the next few days. the showers along the coast will continue to pull away. we'll be left in great shape here for the next several days as the dry stuff moves in. in fact the nights are going to be on the cool side. we'll have 50s in many ever the suburbs tonight -- of the suburbs tonight and tomorrow night. if you're going to be in the high country, you get above 4,000 feet, we'll have some 40s. in minnesota crane lake, minnesota northeast of minneapolis near wisconsin, that was down to 39 this past hour. really nice stuff moving in for the next few days. when the average high is 89 and we're only going to have highs in the low

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. >> before we treason another motion i want to conform with our deputy city attorney owen we can forevermore before this thing becomes law have the commissioners name in honor of his important issue attached arrest all right. can i get a motion to approve. >> i move we >> second any public comment? any public comment on that item? seeing none, public comment is closed. can i please ask all all in favor, say i. opposed? ids have it resolution is adapted. thank you if we can now call item 9 >> the approval of the draft resolution 2014 commending nicolas for the service to the environment and the draft resolution is included discussion and action item. >> so he joined us not that long ago but accomplished a list of things i think you would say this guy was serving for years at the commission maybe before we bring him up our good friend nicholas maybe monica you can read us many of the things our clearance did for the environment. >> commending nicholas for the service those even environment whereas nicholas was appointed by mayor edwin lee on january 31st, 2014, and served on the san francisco