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steve: what do you do, opal? opal: i am an optometrist, and i work in a private practice in austin, texas. steve: really?ry--oh, lord, let me guess. opal: ha ha ha! nirav: let's do it. steve: "nuh-rahv." nirav: "neer-uv." steve: "neer-uv." nirav: easiest way-- opal: yeah, that's perfect. nirav: think about a knee rub, and change the "b" to a "v." steve: ain't nobody got time to do all that, though. [laughter] knee rub, change the "b"--what? nirav: ha ha ha! steve: "knee-ruv." opal: "neer-ivh." nirav: yeah, you got it perfect. steve: i got it. ok, what do you do, nirav? nirav: i'm a physician. steve: really? ok. that's good. that's good. nirav: yep. thank you. steve: well, hey, listen, folks, seem like a really nice family. these are the champs. they're a

. >>> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the honorable steve addler, mayor of austin. [ applause ] >> thank you, and welcome. good afternoon. you know, this morning i had the honor of participating in the vietnam veteran recognition ceremony. and i have been hung up on that word, recognition. because to recognize someone, you have to know them first. and 50 years after the vietnam war, we still have work to do in that regard. a consequence of a volunteer army is a military/civilian divide that remains one of the more significant and material in our society. this panel that we're about to hear from will attempt to bring us closer, to know what it is that these veterans have faced. the title of this panel is the afterwar. it is an exploration of

steve recent bought property in austin and thought the wall would be a perfect spot for a mural but he's nearly blind. artist has worked with blind clients before, she actually did the paint weekend it vision coming had from him. >> i imagined it was going to turn into emily been able to take it way beyond that and just, it's not just a mural so the wall. she's doing a painting on a very large can vas. >> the artist said in this case it was actually the blind leading the sited. >>> being a mom of course comes with challenges but raise kids is especially tough as a single mother. >> on this mothers day day, some single moms got a special gift. in colorado a nonprofit called hands of the carpenter t thanked ten mothers with new cars. the organization hoped the donation will keep the women on the path to success. >> it's a huge blessing. it's life changing. it keeps us moving forward. it really mean as lot to me. >> the ceo of hand of the carpenter says they're giving out what god has given to the world. >>> sports series and the stanley cup playoffs and the nba had a chance to end today. h

reads signs, >> pam: rain brought flooding to austin and other areas there stopping flights from arriving and departing from houston's largest airport. . >> steve: this week and looks good. >> britteny: a lot of people heading to the airport the another round of early strong rainfall mainly texas right now it's already creating problem spots and delays also watching whether heading out to parts of omaha's stretching into said lewis all seem unsettled weather as we go into the rest of tonight and then into tomorrow or clearing and also dealing with a few delays in washington d.c. another round of rainfall is living through. and we continue to see lots of sunshine through an area of high pressure which will be sticking around into the rest of the weekend. piquancy as and about the way not tracking any storms going to beat going into saturday and monday and then one thing we point out is that we did see a few showers to develop in the sierra and that will happen again on saturday sunday this rain shower for parts of the sierra so heading in that direction and the rest of tonight temperature is well clear and cool. chile and the rest of tonight. an

austin. >> thank you, steve. >>> meanwhile, when we come back, what our politicians don't know about soldiersn younger just spend time in the war zone and he joins us live next. >>> nobody saw this coming. the dangerous highway escape all caught on camera next. [alarm beeps] ♪ ♪ the intelligent, all-new audi a4 is here. ♪ ♪ ain't got time to make no apologies...♪ i accept i do a shorter set i acthese days.t 22 i even accept i have a higher risk of stroke due to afib, a type of irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. but i won't play anything less than my best. so if there's something better than warfarin, i'm going for it. eliquis. eliquis reduced the risk of stroke better than warfarin, plus it had significantly less major bleeding than warfarin... eliquis had both... that's what i wanted to hear. don't stop taking eliquis unless your doctor tells you to, as stopping increases your risk of having a stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking eliquis, you may br

austin. all this at the same time that these marvelous gifts are coming in from john paulson and steve ballmeromeone said harvard's engineering schools have lagged some other places like m.i.t. and carnegie mellon. you want to be a top-five school within 10 years. have you intend to do that? >> big players like stanford and m.i.t. up on top. if you will the metrics funding perr paper faculty member we compete with everybody that we are very small program. i don't think we want to change that. we want to keep the small collegial feel of it. that will enable us to do top of the field on a scale basis compared to everybody. >> how are things going with diversity, getting more women? >> were happy with the trend that we definitely have more work to do. we aren't learned roughly one third women in the bachelors program. the concentration. favorably tovery the national average of about 20%. it's no reason to rest on our laurels. we want to make the top 10 rankings in that regard. we have to keep improving. we have to get closer and closer to the demographic of the population. after do it in several

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steve. why just have a picture when wew can have the real thing.. we got super duper cuteness. >> austina. >> she's showing you her nails,i tuck, see? >> her nails match her belt h which match her socks and shoeso i mean this is a girl after my m own heart.owart. >> i see she's stepped it upppet this morning.ning >> and looks how old are you?? >> how old are you? a y >> she's a little shy. >> she's two.he all right. mom and dad tell us about ariani and obviously she's very cute.ue >> what makes her especiallyia cute in your house? >> she's energetic.. when she wakes up until she goeg to sleep she's non-stop. non-sto >> all over the place.la very energetic. she just had a birthday.thda she just turned two. >> oh! the twos aren't terrible. trust me.t m that's what i'm going to tell you. you. (laughter).. >> well, also, obviously we see you're an officer with theit prince george's county policee'n department. so we thank you for the servicei that you do in this wonderful we county day in and day out.ut >> thank you.. >> what's the most rewarding rar thing of your job. job >> rewarding thing

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