rest of the folks can do something all day, and on a day like today, it'd be perfect to go out and paddleboard, water in the desert is not something that you would expect... >> right. >> ...so we embraced it in a way that says, "get people on the water." and i think in the past, the resort and the course focused on very high-end and not allowing people to use the lake. we think you should. jack nicklaus came back and worked with us, and you can see the love he had for the course. >> sure. of course. >> so, we completely rebuilt the greens, rebuilt all the bunkers, and then we also just made it a more playable course. ♪ >> and now when you look at it, it's just so dramatically changed. it's in great condition. i'm assuming, at least for those golfers out there watching this, this is pretty affordable. >> this is affordable. i mean, it's a top-5 public course. it's the only signature course that's public for jack nicklaus here in nevada. the process was to work with the city and the people that live here to remind them what a beautiful place it was, fix what was here, but mostly just say, "hey,

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and then he found paddleboarding. >> the war officially is over, it doesn't mean that you know, americat because the mission of recovery, i think we've learned as a nation is just as important. reporter: over the weekend the city of miami gave collins a proclamation. hopes to raise $20 million or more via the task force dagger foundation and va reports that 30% of all iraqi and afghanistan vets that it treated suffer with ptsd. bill: wow. our best to them and all of them. phil keating, great story, hollywood, florida. martha: we have brand new polls out this morning that look at three key battleground states in the 2016 race. who has the advantage as we get closer to the summer convention? that's next. >> . >> . ♪ in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state, the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in buffalo, where the largest solar gigafactory in the western hemisphere will soon energize the world. and in syracuse, where imagination is in productio

>> i'm not paddleboarding yet. not this weekend.oo much traffic for me. >> it's the first time gasoline is lower. >> can you believe it? well below the ten-year average of $3.15 and we're headed for the lower summer prices of 205. we have a lot of people saying, let's hit the road. it's the summer of the road trip. >> on the one hand people are saying oil is going back over 50. that's an encouraging sign. every dollar increase is like a 2.5 cent increase? >> something like that. it pushes the price pump about two pennies. but that's not stopping people. yes, the price has been spiking up. we're about 5 cents from last week, 16 cents from a month ago, but generally speaking, these are great, great prices at the pump. you've got people throwing their kids in the car. couple that with the fact of the airport. >> the stories of long lines, whether they happen or not, are going to keep people from going there anyway. >> just seeing the headlines, two hours, three hours, hidened terror levels. so families are thinking we don't want to go