stand out again, i don't know who wrote this oh, it is pretty poeticic in other was so ron a soeshld worker and manager he is kind and eloquent, transient patient and passionate he is available for others who need consumption and models grace under fire with political wisdom it is about his staff he is sincere and dedicated to those who trust him no matter the challenge ron is deniable and almost calm untabling all situations he's adored by all most of us walk ron floats you get to keep this (clapping.) thank you. i want to thank everybody for they're kind words i think that i don't know that i can quite or have lived you up to that i especially want to thank my staff it that have been work hard under difficult situations thank you sherry republican and mary ann forthey've over coming one of the things we were it out social workers are here to protect the kashts of capitalism and that basically, what we do we really the rack up the hill it comes back down on us so i got hit in the head so i indeed thank you all (clapping). >> to bring the flowers up we should get a picture with commi

we can up with anachronism that the greek sad way to describe that that i would say is more poetic and expansive and human then the clinical definition. for military personnel. with the connection in end athenian the idea that storytelling was born from the need to here and tell other stories that warriors will be cut -- each other but i will not but the plays in front of contemporary soldiers but those and has been in the game they can teach me more about inching greek tragedy that is the premise to have the temerity to try it. >> it was 400 marines with the ballroom in san diego and they had the ring kore of ptsd with jeffrey eisenberg and a wonderful actor we presented the work place and we had no idea what would happen but with consternation one of the mortal enemies to stand down the tender 50 minutes into the performance of blackberry's and diaphones went away people were leaving for word and they were staring at this stage with remarkable level of attention that i have never seen and they locked onto the target. the marines jumped to their feet after the performance with an incr

typical poetical cowardice at play here. someone should here.ne to step up and say it's one thing if your trying to generate revenue. it's another thing to go back and say we're stuck because the law says this. change it then. so annoying to me. >> i i would make the.that the previous mayor is sitting behind bars right now for corruption in the trenton has pretty big fish to fry before it starts shuttering bars. bill: post a link to this place. i give them a lot of credit for being a pioneer in going back like that. >> bicentennial recognizing america's 200 your liberty. the old eagle tavern zero-tolerance for what, business? ♪ >> they create bigger than life scenes for companies and they created the donut mobile. ♪ i'm really psyched subway's bringing the flavor with this new guacamole made from creamy hass avocados... people really love it. guacamole guacamole guacamole see? try it on sandwiches like the new chipotle chicken melt with guacamole. subway. eat fresh. ♪ >> the police are investigating an armed robbery that took place in a 71123. o

here in san francisco diplomats of countries found they way to [inaudible] poetic dream to a distant century a battle flag [inaudible] by a prominent of men, the federation of the world. on this date 1945 the satey on the golden gate the word went forward, we the people of the united nation come together in a new union to promote freedom and advance human dignity to confront the plague ofz disease, hunger and poverty and reap the world in the olive branches of peace. how proud they would be secretary general ban ki-moon. i'm going to depart for a moment of personal privilege because i lurd the secretary general reference a meeting he had with preddant kennedy and i want to tell you my connection tothe un. when i was a teenager in the 50's my father was the mayor of baltimore, i was in high school and a member of something called united nations youth and president-not president, center kennedy who was hoping to be president came to baltimore to speak to a dinner, the united nations association of maryland honoring jacob [inaudible

. >> that's kind of poetic chief we're a bridge apart. >> is this for the entire. >> for the entire 32 weeks in - the second camera wearing group will be june 16th at 12:30 and june is a busy month the june paradise parade is with this saturday with rank and file it is fun to be a beautiful run and the torture run out of union square on june 4, '22 and pride weekend could be huge from the supreme court decision come down it is june 26, '27 and 28 and all the commission occ welcomed in march commissioner turman enjoys his magnets on the car as well as anyway, the u.s. conference of mayors annual conference is hosted here in san francisco this year and begins on june 18th that concludes my report. >> chief one thing that would, great as the crime lab sends those kids out for testing if you could report back on their progress but get a sense if they're on track they beat their deadline with the last background cases with the statute of limitations and they can do that again. >> colleagues, any questions for the chief okay inspector line item. >> line item 4b occ directors report and revie

. >> jon: very straightforward yet poetic. >> yeah, and i kind of didn't want to bug him because partwrite about how dumb we all are, in a very moving and phony way. but he generously, he and his wife sat down with me for an afternoon and also lorie anderson, the great performance, artist, musician, she's somebody i've admired for about 30 years, and she has a sort of cachet -- it's like trying to get ahold of david bowie where you're, like, can we just get a sandwich and i can ask you stuff about your violins? (laughter) >> jon: there is an apology about icons like that that you don't imagine they eat sandwiches. they eat one but they would have a small tube and would be getting little creative liquid -- mm, mm mm -- >> yeah, she seems like she would be fed electronically. she's really into her gear. (laughter) >> jon: and it would work. you would spend some time with them and write about -- other than gumption what's the thing you think ties it together? because in my mind it's those that took their very eccentric and unique abilities and attempted to actually make things better for

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but be able to create jobs to come back to the neighborhood and come back and do their work it is poetico i think if you can count on me as a sponsor i'll where else 4 other votes on the board it will not be difficult seeing where the reactors are and be able to speak from that is a great opportunity so every single one of you there's a trip in the fall forget about the newspapers take it >> commissioner. >> i'd like to get the expressions besides the smell from our prospective for the bayview for the treatment. >> i don't know in terms of the plan if we can accommodate that on the treatment i'll defer to the engineers that are helping spatially vices lists the wastewater plant has possibly 3 b-6 is it. >> b-6. >> i know it's a b-6 but two or three of them and we'll have digesters as well fewer okay. so if there's an opportunity for us to find a way to process our food wastes in a more efficient manner it should be at the froert we shouldn't be behind washington, d.c. we have the technology and the were with all we're a city leader and we need to continue to move in that direction thank

poetically, we're expanding into the back stories of the staff members. think it's magical. we do see all of these amazing women. and more and more we get to see who they are and their secrets and their pasts blossoming is a great metaphor for it i associate that. >> we have been following this manhunt in upstate new york. this bizarre story. >> you lost inmates. >> when you are looking -- do you look at it as a normal news observer? or do you have a special insight into what might happen. >> for me it really is back to what i was saying earlyier. we're just actors on tv we have no idea the real story, you know? people sometimes put -- it's like back in the day when people like think that they're people they watched on soap operas were their friends. you know like my grandma would tell me stories about that it -- i don't like to comment on things like that because i have no idea -- i'm an actor, you know. >> you are an extraordinary actor, you are doing an extraordinary job. congratulations, more and more seasons are made. >>> a reason to celebrate today

create two you smaller structures that are linked by the bridge this is architecturally unique and poetic the result a one an long time solution for the project is visually interesting to a pedestrian and the unique opportunity for those living within the residents experiencing walking across the bridge on a daily basis the orientation captures views in the east and west from downtown and twin peaks and spectacular features what is extremely interesting is its proximity to the disabilities around the major intersections and positions in the market octavia plan basically 6 distinct district that overlap into the market octavia plan that allows for the combination of a variety of scale earth and urban form what is extremely interesting and important about this site i apologize way feel is penthouse of the success is the scale in which this design offices to the fabric of the district clearly seen in the aerial the scale of the projects helped to connect the scale and texture of market street corridor with harris hayes valley the connection of urban form and scale is recovering the exterior

. >> reporter: and justice scalia, in a rage, scorning kennedy's poetic opinion as little more than atune cookie. but in the rose garden, president obama spoke of the history and the hope in this moment. >> when all americans are treated as equal we are all more free. >> reporter: this afternoon on that plaza, the gay men's chorus of washington is singing our national anthem, while balloons spelling out "love" soared into the sky. >> and terry moran joins us live. you reported some states planning to resist. but does this go into effect immediately? >> it certainly does. gay gay marriage is the law in all 50 states, and there are a few states where officials are re reluctant to go forward. this is now constitutional law in america. >> terry, thank you. >>> we're going to turn to the three major terror attacks that played out today all within 90 minutes. authorities in the united states on high alert. urging all americans to be vigilant and prepared. here are the pictures coming in tonight, first from tunisia. 39 tourists killed at a hotel. the suspected gunman opening fire at a swimmi

we were even waxing poetic about the upcoming championship but cleveland still fighting tooth and nailil the bitter end. curry makes it a five-point game. a little anxiety at oracle arena. they are ready to celebrate. but not done yet. clutch free throws there from curry. again, cleveland out of time-outs. six-point game. smith misses. rebound, taken by iguodala. and fouled by thompson with 21 seconds remaining. j.r. smith knocking down some three pointers here in this fourth quarter. 15 points in the period. the try and keep the cavs' slim hopes alive. now iguodala will shoot. he's 2 of 6. an anti-referee chant breaks out. and another missed free throw. high anxiety for golden state. >> mark: i don't want the ball to be thrown into lebron james. >> mike: that makes it seven. james gets it. james brings it up the floor. gets away. sets. nice fake. gets a good open look -- and misses the three. rebound, iguodala. fouled from behind with 10.6 remaining. and that will do it. that was an opportunity down the stretch. but stephen curry and draymond green can start their celebration. a littl

we were even waxing poetic about the upcoming championship but cleveland still fighting tooth and nailil the bitter end. curry makes it a five-point game. a little anxiety at oracle arena. they are ready to celebrate. but not done yet. clutch free throws there from curry. again, cleveland out of time-outs. six-point game. smith misses. rebound, taken by iguodala. and fouled by thompson with 21 seconds remaining. j.r. smith knocking down some three pointers here in this fourth quarter. 15 points in the period. the try and keep the cavs' slim hopes alive. now iguodala will shoot. he's 2 of 6. an anti-referee chant breaks out. and another missed free throw. high anxiety for golden state. >> mark: i don't want the ball to be thrown into lebron james. >> mike: that makes it seven. james gets it. james brings it up the floor. gets away. sets. nice fake. gets a good open look -- and misses the three. rebound, iguodala. fouled from behind with 10.6 remaining. and that will do it. that was an opportunity down the stretch. but stephen curry and draymond green can start their celebration. a littl

fifth, it makes us poetic and as the idealistic early romanticized love, the kind that taylor swift sings about. [laughter] elliott advantage of which michael a second law. the second of is the kind of older people who've been scarred by life enmeshed in responsibility and his love is not as poetic, it's more realistic and more local. it's about knowing your own weaknesses and knowing your partner's weaknesses. my friend describe this kind of love and awaiting those. the second love he wrote is private and it is particular its objective the specificity of this man and a woman. the distinctiveness of this spirit and flesh. this love prefers deep to wide from here today. the grasp to the reach. when the day is done the lights are out, there's only this other hard, this undermined this other face to assist in repelling or greeting once angels but it doesn't matter who the president is. when one can sense to marry one can sense to be truly known which is an ominous prospect. and so the ordinariness of depression and to call forth the forgiveness that will be required. marriages our exposures

. >> reporter: that's so poetic and heartfelt. maybe i'll root for the cavs -- nah!s in six. mike sugerman, kpix 5. >> the mayors of oakland and cleveland are joining in on a little friendly competition. they say it's not about who wins the finals but which city can raise the most cash for local food banks. and for all things warriors, head to cbssf.com/warriors. >>> all right. another competition. rick richards is running for president again. >> the fundamental nature of this country is our people never stay knocked down. we get back up. we dust ourselves off. we move forward. and you know what? we will do it again. >> that's exactly what he is doing. after what some say was an underprepared run in 2012. the former texas governor touts a strong record as the state's top politician. there's another candidate about to join the republican race, jeb bush says he will make it official june 15. the crowded gop field stands at 10 candidates. jeb bush will make it 11. coming up on the "cbs evening news" at 5:30, a deeper look at the already crowded race. >>> southwest airli

he has often been recognized for his poetic language. he says no union is more profound than marriage for it embodies the highest ideals of love fidelity devotion sacrifice, and family. and he writeses at the end their hope is not to be condemned to live in loneliness excluded from one of civilization's oldest institutions they ask for equal dignity in the eyes of the law. the constitution grants them that right. so you can seeing that wedding with the old view with a more modern view that has evolved as a result of generations of activists of work -- >> and justice kennedy who is 78 years old, has really now put his stamp on the supreme court. >> absolutely. a lot of people have said that this is going to become unofficially june 26th we'll hear called justice kennedy day. because his prior gay rights decisions were also on june 26th. he now has four different cases, all of them on the side of -- of the gay litigants, and that's particularly interesting, because he is a republican appointee, but he is going to be a hero for a lot of peo

league is celebrating the arts isn't more than 50 pal kids show cased their musical artistic and poetic talents. pal night at the arts is offered by the police athletic league as a tool to help students embrace the arts and channel their energy into constructive and creative outlets. so pretty good work there. looking good. >> as always pal doing great thing. we thank you for watching eyewitness news here at 11:00. we're back on tomorrow morning at 4:30. erika von tiehl nicole brewer and meteorologist katie fehlinger will be waking up with you. for lesley, kathy and everyone here at "eyewitness news" i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. we're always on at cbsphilly.com cbsphilly.com. hawaii five-o is next. have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. >> announcer: if you're looking to make more money and take control of your personal and financial future, then get ready, because than merrill, the star of a&e's hit tv show "flip this house," one of the most successful real-estate investors in the country and america's number-one real-estate-investing expert has one heck of an opportunity fo

league is celebrating the arts isn't more than 50 pal kids show cased their musical artistic and poetic. pal night at the arts is offered by the police athletic league as a tool to help students embrace the arts and channel their energy into constructive and creative outlets. so pretty good work there. looking good. >> as always pal doing great thing. we thank you for watching eyewitness news here at 11:00. we're back on tomorrow morning at 4:30. erika von tiehl nicole brewer and meteorologist katie fehlinger will be waking up with you. for lesley, kathy and everyone here at "eyewitness news" i'm chris may. >> i'm jessica dean. we're always on at cbsphilly.com cbsphilly.com. hawaii five-o is next. have a good night. we'll see you tomorrow. well, sir. after some serious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish pac

it's poetic realist., also, i make it more beautiful than it is. >> why is hungary so strong on photography. >> i think it's strong in mathematics. education and math, it was totally different. schools in 4u7b gar were very, very good. >> this is kind of an answer to me. you've made some of the most iconically beautiful images we've known in the modern world. and you know i was smart in school, i was good at math or -- >> what would you like to hear? >> i was touched by god. >> if you're looking for the medically sublime, i don't know, i'm looking for the metaphysical answer. i don't know. >> learn this. learn to be the artist. >> so if i were to ask you how was dinner? >> so deeply delicious. thank you. really good. what a great meal. thank you. >>> do we emerge fully formed with a god-given eye? for pictures, images that can move people? or are we the end result of all the things we've done. the places, the people we've had to leave behind. all that's happened in your life. is it those things that bring

it's poetic realist.hasizing basically the beauty of the things but also i make it more beautiful than it is. >> why is hungary so strong on photography? >> i think they are very strong in mathematics which was in the early days connected to photography. phil tells me about his education in math. it was totally different. >> very good school. >> that's what i said, the schools in hungary were very, very good. >> this is no kind of an answer to me. you've made some of the most beautiful images we have known in the modern world and you keep telling me i was good in school. i was good in math. >> what would you like to hear? >> i was touched by god, i don't know. i don't know. if you're regularly creating the sublime, i'm looking for a metaphysical answer, i don't know. >> you learn this. you learn to be an artist. >> so if i would ask you how was dinner? >> so deeply delicious. thank you. oh, really good, really good, wow. >> oh, thank you. >> what a great meal. thank you. >> do we emerge fully formed with

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and justice scalia, in a rage, scorning kennedy's poetic opinion as little more than a fortune cookiet in the rose garden, president obama spoke of the history and the hope in this moment. >> when all americans are treated as equal we are all more free. >> reporter: this afternoon on that plaza, the gay men's chorus of washington singing our national anthem, while balloons spelling out "love" soared into the sky. >> and terry moran, who has covered the supreme court for us for years, joins us live. you reported, some states planning to resist. but does ruling this go into effect immediately? >> reporter: it certainly does. gay marriage is now the law in all 50 states, and the weddings have already begun. there are a few states where officials are reluctant to go forward. they want to wait for an order from this court and then an order from a lower court, but you can't say no to the constitution at the end of the day. and this is now constitutional law in america. >> terry moran, who has grown accustomed to those cheers all day long outside the supreme court, thank you. >>> we're going

previous very poetic, i interpreted it as i am not president, but i will be just as powerful. >> i thinkrote that for him. his vision is incredible. he is a bit delusional with ifims that he has made, but you cannot do that as president, how can he do it now without can train -- constraints? that is confusing. alix: right, now he wants to impose termd limits. .he longer list was huge why didn't you do that as president? end think he just wants to his story on a high note. he wants to be a hero of this whole thing. saying, i wasn't aware of it, there were bad people anything. he is in fact at the top, he is the one controlling the rest of the body. alix: what is the power of the sponsors? coca-cola said they want fifa to clean house. do they have the power to make them clean house? >> no question. they did not get there without having sponsors, tv deals, so it: payment, budweiser comes in saying things need to change. the perception around you is negative, around fifa it is negative. if you want us to sponsor the big event, you need to step down. alix: can you tell us anything about the m

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. >>> a poetic first at the liberary of congress. juan felipe herrera was named the first poet laureate. the librarian of congress, james billington, said herrera's poems champion voices and tradition that are part of the american identity. after 28 years in office, billington said he is retiring in january. >>> >>> let's start with the 3- degree guarantee. we originally went 89 for the high. we didn't factor in the smoke. how do we do? we'll let you know tonight at 11:00. a live look outside, 84 and the dew point, 60. that's good. any time it's in the low 60s, that's comfortable. the humidity at 44% and at least a good hair day. for tomorrow, exercise in the morning. exercise in the evening tonight and after that, reverse it. the bus stop temperatures, 64 to 78 and heat arrives tomorrow, so this time tomorrow night, 90, not the most comfortable time to exercise and the air quality, a code orange. the 90s continue at least through saturday. on the futurecast, 10:00 tonight, and they won't fall as far or fast tonight. 75 in leesburg,

two supreme court rulings last week, the both same-sex marriage and obamacare of scalia with his poeticn writing. the band put his two or three days music. ♪ ♪ >> you said missed it. it was beautiful. this was a beautiful thing. now, though, scalia is kind of, like, out of his mind sometimes, like, he's in the zone, he's fiery, that music was kind of putting us to sleep did they miss the mark. >> i think they got the words right, but the melody, i think they took it to another place, and i appreciate that. it reminds me to the song that my grandparents got married to. >> awe, america, you've seen it here. >> i appreciate it. >> topic number five. in an age of ram rampant, there's one group for which labels aren't object mean applied and acceptable, they're celebrated with a contest. meet the world's ugliest dog. the appropriate named quasimoto mixed dog from florida,. [laughter] >> excellence in ugliness, see there's an award for everyone. the ten-year-old pit bull out uglied ten other pups, most of the contestants have been rescued and happily quasihas already been offered a lovely hom

some of his language is as high flying and poetic as you are going to find in a supreme court decision. no union is more profound for the highto embody than ideas of love, sacrifice, and family. you would misunderstand these men and women. to say they disrespect the idea of marriage, their plea is they respected. pimm: let's bring in a guest to get a reaction. we have the director of the center on religion and constitution at the witherspoon institute area he is also a visiting lecturer at best and politics university. you are a vocal opponent of same-sex marriage. what is your reaction to what paul just read in this decision? decision, think the the opinion of justice kennedy is wrong -- is long in rhetoric and woefully short on persuasive legal reasoning. justice kennedy has connected dubious content such as the living constitution and due process. this is our generation's roe versus wade. this is an opinion that usurps the authority of the people to govern themselves and it imposes an illegitimate reading of the constitution. only 11 of which have adopted same-sex marriage democrati