from local six, ibew, steve powers and tim donovan. >> flores from the local 22 of the carpenters. [ applause ] >> and for our next speaker, jess peterson. >> jess managed corporate and campus projects in southern california before joining web corp builders in 2000 and oversaw the construction and as vice president he led the web four team on the $500 million california academy of sciences a combination of aquarium, research institute, planetarium, and science museum. mr. peterson's sphere headed web force transition for a company focused on private development to a company with robust, private, public, and infrastructure divisions. i am pleased to introduce a great partner and supporter of city build, jess peterson. >> thank you. >> what a large crowd. graduates it is a time to savor the feeling of accomplishment and to turn the page in the next chapter in your lives. for graduates' family thises is a time to be proud. and for all of the faculty and staff, thank you for all that you have done to really prepare and educate the graduates for today. and dignitaries and hosts, thank you

donovan became the first team u.s.a. player with 50 goals and 50 assists. >> tim brant with our d.c.m claimed the all-time record for consecutive wins. >> we start with tennis castles looking to make history, playing boston, 34th straight win. a win last night makes the washington record holder in u.s. history. southwest war, the kastles, doesn't sound like lakers-celtics. huge achievement. coach murphy jenson, the players, the kastles have one 2011-12 and arguably the most successful franchise in washington. >> been a long year from going 32 these two matches and, like i said, the pressure that is -- it's a pressure that all the players embrace and, you know, we rose up to the occasion. >> the nationals play the phillies again. they've lost two straights to the phyllis. there's a look at sports, have a great day, everybody. >> heaves cleveland browns fan until the day that he died. >> scott loved the team so much he requested that six players be his pallbearers. now, listen to the story. he died of cancer last week. in his self-written obituary he requested that the browns attend hi