david boies, recently made to fox business. charlie gasparino is here with exclusive details. >> it's possible he's going to fire david boies, i hear that's a distinct possibility. he might not fire him from all the cases, but he represents three things, an aig case -- excuse me be, a case against greenberg versus schneiderman, i think there's a defamation case, keep him on that big aig case. david elenhorn, assistant new york attorney, boies gave him a free plane ride a couple years ago after a deposition. mr. elenhorn never repaid for that plane ride. mr. green berg says he violated the law. mr. boies says he didn't violate the law. you have the client and the lawyer disagreeing with each other in a story on foxbusiness.com. you can read about it, i posted it on sunday, and it represents one of those odd occasions when both the lawyer for a guy and the guy he's representing disagree on an important subject. i mean, here's the thing, mr. elenhorn's a new york attorney general. he's the guy leading the case against hank greenbe

you know i think it's interesting that there's a sort of resignation of david boies there when he talks about corporations having this much power and this much it's created an ability to invade our private space and for me that's been something very frustrating as a progressive when we talk about the n.s.a. leaks or you know amazon drones in general but there's been so much focus on the government's ability to infringe your private rights and you know rightful outrage about that but when we get to the issue of corporate infringements on our privacy rights there's you know this sort of step back and try to figure it all out but i think it's important as progressive says i guess you and i are sam that we need to be hit corporations just as hard on this issue of privacy rights as i mean there was a very important distinction when i go to amazon dot com and i give them my personal information i'm knowingly giving them that him. i am knowingly checking a box saying yes i recognize that you may hear that share this with other people when the government gets into my e-mail and takes out inform

. >> kroft: attorney david boies is one of the most prominent lawyers in the country and is representing fairfield greenwich investors, who lost nearly $7 billon when madoff went under. they're suing the firm for gross negligence, claiming it failed to investigate madoff thoroughly or monitor his activities as it promised to do in its marketing materials. analysis of portfolio composition, portfolio stress testing, risk management, asset verification. do you think that really happened? >> no. we know it didn't happen because we know all they did was turn the money over to bernie madoff. and they did that for 20 years. >> kroft: they did nothing? >> they essentially did nothing except lose their investors' money and enjoy very luxurious lifestyles from the money they took out. >> kroft: walter noel, one of the founding partners of fairfield greenwich, declined to talk to us and has reportedly been lying low with his wife at their compound on the private island of mustique. but in a statement to "60 minutes," his firm said that it too was a victim of bernie madoff, that it had placed too m

i have a wish for david the boys and the woman and her family if she has kids also. i want them to know i love them very much. >> brenda smith wrote a letter in 2011 the letter you heard the woman reading. it was kept secret until it was read. she expresses the wish for the family to be happy. and her widower cried as that letter was read. >> i asked how would you know i will be the right person and she said you will know, i will be there. >> reporter: brenda asked for a new weekend for the new wife. a magical trip for the new family and a party for the people who cared for her as she died of ovarian cancer. the family is going to disney world. >>> miles of extension cords and five breaker panels. >>> that's what it takes to put on this massive christmas light display and why the man behind the magic says he is not slowing down. >> the first week of winter will continue with mild weather around the bay area. our meteorologist mark tamayo is up next with just how long the mild temps will last and just what you can expect on christmas day. [ female announcer ] here's t

i have a wish for david, the boys and the woman and her family, if she has kids, also. i want them to know i love them very much. i was hoping that one small act you all can do for me could change and help their lives forever. and i they know i am when them always. first, for david's new lifelong partner, a day or better yet a weekend for all aspects of her life. she deserves it. >> before brenda died, the reason i say this, she had told me she wanted me to, you know, move on and, you know, hopefully meet somebody, et cetera. and she goes i know you'll find somebody. and, you know, i said well how will i know if she's the right person. she goes because you know. i'll be there. >> make her smile. and know her efforts are truly appreciated from me. for the family, a magical trip. somewhere where they all can enjoy their company and companionship as a family and create those memories that will be forever. >> there was one other wish. a big party for the people who cared at her in mercy. >> there are people in this world that no matter who they touch, nay bring something sp

that this was the little boy who inspired nelson mandela. more than a decade ago we first began following the story of this little boy, the south african boy, born with hiv. >> i wish i was well like everybody else in south african. i wish this aids disease can go away. >> he lost his mother to aids. at a time when south africa was unwilling to talk about the disease, enkozi bravely stood for the world. >> we are given things. we can walk. we can talk. [ applause ] we are just like everyone else. we are all the same. thank you. >> that woman giving the thumbs up is the woman who would adopt him. gail johnson. the two of them together would start a shoestring shelter with mothers and their children with aids. they called it enkozi's haven. >> a small house. and mother whose are hiv, they are dying. >> it was a year after that we lost enkozi. not long ago we traveled back to south africa to check on his adoptive mother and what she showed us. >> this is the baby daycare center. >> a sprawling village she continued to build in honor of her son.

david: oh, boy. rich edson, thank you very much. liz: david. david: a quick speed read of the other headlines. five stories in one minute. the total return fund by the legros recorded seventh straight month of outflows. investors pulling $3.7 billion from the mutual fund last month bringing the total amount withdrawn so far this year to $36.9 billion. walmart in well paying fees for the corruption investigation. the investigating if walmart bribes in mexico. mr. bc /in the price of their car by $6000. before federal tax credits and other incentives. the eu fines six institutions a record $2.3 billion for rigging benchmarks. including deutsche bank, world bank of scotland and citigroup. and another big-name red sox player trading his boston boss m to join the new york yankees. jacoby ellsbury is reaching a seven-year deal with the yankees worth $153 million. $22 million per year. that is a lot of money. liz: go indians. stop. they are always laughing at me. keeping up has always been expensive and a little bit laborious in the process. but new c

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i have a wish for david, the boys, and the woman and her family if she has kids also. i want them to know i love them very much. i was hoping one small act you all could do for me could change and help their lives forever and they know i am with them always. first for david's new livelong partner, a day or better yet a weekend of pampering in all aspects of her life. hair, makeup, body massage, clothes, shopping, spa, or weekend getaway, whatever. she deserves it. >> before brenda had died, and the reason i say this, she had told me, you know, she wanted me to move on and hopefully meet somebody, et cetera. she says, i know you'll find somebody. i said, how will i know if it's the right person. she goes, because you'll know i'll be there. >> make her smile and know her efforts are truly appreciated from me. for the family, a magical trip somewhere where they all can enjoy their company and companionship as a family and create those memories that will be with them forever. >> there was one other wish, a big party for the people who cared for her at mercy. >> there are p

how the boy david faced off against the great huck hulking goliath.lking goliath. the same david who the bible says grew up to be the king who built the city of jerusalem. >> david is one of the most fascinating characters in world literature. he looks almost perfect. >> david is the bible's first real hero. >> david was a very talented man who could fight, who could lead. >> he's a poet. he's a musician. we're told that he's absolutely gorgeous to look at. and god loves him. >> and he's been portrayed by some of hollywood's biggest stars in movies such as "david and bashabeth," and "king david." >> respect what is ours and we shall keep faith with you. >> david was ancient israel's greatest king. he is also one of islam's earliest prophets. and christians believe jesus is directly descended from david. and yet this hero was a deeply flawed man. >> david was kind of a bastard. there are some texts in which we can see so clearly that david is a problematic character. >> he's running a protection racket. he's got bodies piling up all over the place. he's strategicall

how the boy david faced off against the great giant goliath. the same david who the bible says grew up to be the king who built the city of jerusalem. >> david is one of the most fascinating characters in world literature. he looks almost perfect. >> david is the bible's first real hero. >> david was a very talented man who could fight, who could lead. >> he's a poet. he's a musician. we're told that he's absolutely gorgeous to look at. and god loves him. >> and he's been portrayed by some of hollywood's biggest stars in movies such as "king david". >> respect what is ours and we shall keep faith with you. >> david was ancient israel's greatest king. he is also one of islam's earliest prophets. and christians believe jesus is directly descended from david. and yet this hero was a deeply flawed man. >> david was kind of a bastard. there are some texts in which we can see so clearly that david is a problematic character. >> he's running a protection racket. he's got bodies piling up all over the place. he's strategically marrying different women

david: oh, boy. cheryl: jim we're getting to this point in the year, to look at. year that was, year that will be, jim, we've seen small and mid-cap stocks outperformed the s&p. which by the way the s&p is up 26% year-to-date right now. how do you feel about next year now that we're seeing average investor getting back in playing the 500 play and do you think small guy will do better in 2014. >> i'm sure small and mid-cap names will do well but reality the small and mid-cap are most prone likely to the setbacks we'll get next year. that said i want to buy what consumers are buying. whether it is housing-related. whether it is car related. whether it is discretionary from amazon to home depot to ford. i think the consumer in good shape. as long as they're in good shape i think this market net-net is also in good shape. david: that is interesting point. lance, are you playing on economy. are you betting on economy to improve? one of your picks is nrg, energy. are you betting on economy improving and going with stocks that deal specifically with that? >> actually, no

. >> i'm david muir, for "nightline." >> a small boy with an enormous legacy. our thanks to david muir. thank you for watching abc news. tune in to "good morning america" tomorrow. and as always, we're online at abc news.com. have of a wonderful and peaceful weekend. good night. ♪ ♪ breaking stories. the man held captive in north korea and a free man. >> here at home, as wet weather moves in several homes are flooded tonight after a watermain break. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama dates. >> the watermain broke at the top of 7 hills drive. >> alan wang is there live for us tonight. alan, what a mess. >> yeah, dan and ama, this is one of the homes that was caught in the flood of water that came cascading down from the top of the hill. about the only thing firefighters could do is take what they could and dig trenches to divert the water. let me show you what it looked like shortly after the call came in around 7:00 tonight. it was a small water leak at first, but east bay mud said it was a 12-inch main that quickly broke wide open and sent thousands of gallons roa

, found someone to love him and help raise their boys. just recently, david heard the letter for the first time. she wanted his new lifelong partner: a day - or better yet - a weekend of pampering-- hair, makeup, a massage, clothes, shopping, spa, a weekend getaway, whatever. adding that the new woman deserves it. >> you'll know i'll be there." the station put together a trip to disney world for the new blended family of eight. it included pampering for david's new wife, catered meals and a staff party for the doctors and nurses that cared for brenda, which was her second wish. her second wish. good. good answer. check it out. learning's fun now. yeah, back in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet to play and learn online. all we had was that franklin fuzzypants. ah, the educational toy bear. remember when the battery went out? [ slow, deep voice ] give me your abc's. all i learned was a new definition of fear. i need some pudding. yeah, there's one left. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse

david wright reports. ♪ my boy >> reporter: a loving duet debuted on "good morning america" this morning. ♪ you love who you love >> reporter: the only hint of the turmoil of celebrity romance. >> katy is a superstar for a reason. >> reporter: in real life, katy perry and john mayer may have had their ups and downs, as they told george stephanopoulos today they're emphatically back together. >> the two of you never sat down for a tv interview together. >> we don't know what kind of body language we are supposed to be exhibiting. >> reporter: for two public figures, it's not easy. >> you get too close, too touchy feely. get too far away, they say i don't see chemistry. >> john mayer's music tend to be inclusive and brings people in. katy perry like is a great anthem. and for them to join on a song like this makes a lot of sense. because it is a great time for the two of them. the romance is young. and why not celebrate. >> reporter: there is something

a boy named david, 16 knows how the other people for non-hispanic kids would throw kids at the latino student who huddled together at the own table at lunch time like they would say that we immigrants should go back to mexico, david recalled. and what do you do, one of the filmmakers inquired. nothing. most of the time we remain quiet, david replied. so when you were eating and someone shouts go back to mexico, what goes through your head? what do you think and how do you feel? you can tell that this is a well-trained reporter at the high school. [laughter] i feel very -- a long pause. ashamed because we are in a country that is not ours. has there ever been a moment someone said something mean to you in a school hallway and have you had a problem with someone three school? "hunting season" yes, sometimes they are walking and will come by and pushed us and we can't do anything because we don't want to get in trouble. students on the way to the gym with mumbled go back to your country. whether the student was mexican or not or they would yell talk english and brush off to class. other

. >> david tweed. the backstreet boys are back. not only with new music, but a new way of keeping control of their management. caroline hyde is here. wayhave they changed the they are making music tackle this legendary band? likes less taken back to the nine -- old-school. that stock it -- let's talk about "i want it that way." that is when they got really annoyed with their manager, claiming they -- the former manager cheated them out of millions of dollars. now they're coming back. they launched a new album in 2013. >> i will -- "i want it that way." >> the classic. they're coming back. they're avoiding traditional record company contracts. they want more control and they're going for the label services company. it is much more like having a consultant. it means they get far more money. on average, they get about 75% of the money they rake in. about 15-20%. , potentiallyay with her former contract, they would have only seen but 15%. >> even with the services they have to pay the cost? >> they do. they have to pay all the costs. s

filed criminal charges against a woman accused of causing a high speed crash that killed a 16-year-old boy last summer. our david stevenson is hearing from the family. >> his family is trying to move forward. >> it is devastating and i lost my son and almost lost my wife. >> 16-year-old were killed late san francisco. court do you means say it was going more than 70 miles per hour. prosecutors announced the driver as jennie zhu will face virginia vehicular and driving charges. >> mom is in therapy recovering memories. >> she has lost a lot of memory and it takes time for her memories to come back. zhu told investigators the mercedes accelerated without warnings. >> i want her to reflect and think deeply on herself of why this is happening and because it is devastating consequence to my family. >> zhu's attorney did not return my call but she's set to be in court on thursday afternoon. in san francisco ktvu channel 2 news david stevenson. >>> our amber lee is live in the big sur and telling us live of how the fire is right now. >> reporter: i apologize for earlier. here with me is the chief

because david who had been raising three boys with brenda, including a 2-year-old named max. >> what a great husband and father he is. >> reporter: because david had only recently been engaged to remarry, to jane abraham, joining two families. and back in 2011, when brenda was dying, she had foreseen this day and asked a close friend to mail off her letter to the radio station only once david had found new love. >> she must be quite a lady and i wish i could have met to take on the task of raising a larger, extended family. >> reporter: and it was brenda's wish to send gifts through the station's christmas wish program. among them, a day spa for her kids' knew mom. >> she deserves it. being a step-mother to all those boils and especially giving limb max a mother's love that only she can give. >> reporter: wrbrenda, back for this christmas, in some ways, never gone. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> that touching story of brenda's gift resonating around the world online. nearly 300,000 people from sweden to australia remembering a wife and a mother's love. >>> and when we come bac

a boy named david, 16 and born in el salvador, now worries how, quote, the other seem, quote, the white, non-hispanic kids would throw food at the latino students who huddled together at the tables during lunch lunchtime. quote, like they would say we immigrants should go back to mexico, david recalled. and what do you do, one of the film makers inquired. nothing. most of the time we remain quiet, david replied. so when you're eating and someone shouts go back to mexico, what goes through your head? what do you think and how do you feel? >> you can tell these are very well trained reporters. [laughter] i feel very -- long pause -- ashamed. because we're in a country that is not ours, you know? .. the school hallways, and have you had a problem with someone who dislikes imgrant students here in school? >> yes, sometimes we walk, they come by and push us, and we don't do anything because we don't want to get in trouble with them, david said. students on the way to the gym mumbled under the breath, you mexican, go back to the country, whether the student was mexican or not, or yell, talk e

i boy named david, 16, raised in adorable, white, nonhispanic kids threw food at the latino students who huddled at their own tables in lunchtime, quote, like they said we immigrants should go back to mexico, later recalled, and what did you do? one of the filmmakers inquired? nothing. most of the time we remain quiet, they replied. when you eat and someone shouts, "go back to mexico," what goes through your head? how do you think, and how do you feel? they were trained reporters at the school. [laughter] i feel very -- long pause -- ashamed because we're in a country that is not ours, you know? has there ever been a moment when someone has said something demeaning to you in the school hallways, and have you had a problem with someone who dislikes imgrant students here in school? >> yes, sometimes we walk, they come by and push us, and we don't do anything because we don't want to get in trouble with them, david said. students on the way to the gym mumbled under the breath, you mexican, go back to the country, whether the student was mexican or not, or yell, talk english, and run to

how the boy david faced off against the great hulking giant goliath. the same david who the bible says grew up to be the king who built the city of jerusalem. >> david is one of the most fascinating characters in world literature. he looks almost perfect. >> reporter: david is the bible's first real hero. >> david was a very talented man who could sing, who could fight, who could lead. >> he's a poet. he's a musician. we're told that he's absolutely gorgeous to look at. and god loves him. >> reporter: and he's been portrayed by some of hollywood's biggest stars. in movies such as "david and bathsheba" and "king david." >> respect what is ours and we shall keep faith with you. >> reporter: david was ancient israel's greatest king. he is also one of islam's earliest prophets. and christians believe jesus is directly descended from david. and yet this hero was a deeply flawed man. >> david was kind of a bastard. there are some texts in which we can see so clearly that david is a problematic character. >> he's running a protection racket. he's got bodies p

because david who was raising three boys with brenda including a 2-year-old named max. >> what a great husband and father he is. >> because david had only recently been engaged to remarry to jane abraham, joining two families. and back in 2011 when brenda was dying, she had foreseen this day and asked a close friend to mail off her let torte radio station -- her letter to the radio station. >> she must be quite a lady and i wish i could have met to take on the task of raising a larminger and extended family. >> and it was brenda's wish to send gifts through the christmas wish program. among them a day spa for her kids' new mom. >> she deserves it. being a step mother to all of those boys and especially giving little max a mother's love that only she can gef. >> brenda, back for this christmas. in someways, never gone. abc news, washington. >> the abc7 give where you live campaign keeps on giving. last week we announced the winner of our $7,000 give where you live campaign. the winner was yander. his son was hoping for a new bed with the money. an anonymous abc7 viewer was so touched th

because david who was raising three boys with brenda including a 2-year-old named max. >> what a great husband and father he is. >> because david had only recently been engaged to remarry to jane abraham, joining two families. and back in 2011 when brenda was dying, she had foreseen this day and asked a close friend to mail off her let torte radio station -- her letter to the radio station. >> she must be quite a lady and i wish i could have met to take on the task of raising a larminger and extended family. >> and it was brenda's wish to send gifts through the christmas wish program. among them a day spa for her kids' new mom. >> she deserves it. being a step mother to all of those boys and especially giving little max a mother's love that only she can gef. >> brenda, back for this christmas. in someways, never gone. abc news, washington. >> the abc7 give where you live campaign keeps on giving. last week we announced the winner of our $7,000 give where you live campaign. the winner was yander. his son was hoping for a new bed with the money. an anonymous abc7 viewer was so touched th

because david who had been raising three boys with brenda including a 2-year-old named max -- >> what a great husband and father he is. >> reporter: because david had only recently engaged to remarry to jane abraham, joining two families. and back in 2011 when brenda was dying, she had foreseen this day and asked a close friend to mail off her letter to the radio station only once david had found new love. >> "she must be quite a lady, and i wish i could have met to take on the task of raising a larger extended family." >> reporter: it was brenda's wish to send gifts through the christmas wish program. among them a day spa for her kids' new mom. >> "she deserves it. being a stepmother to all of those boys and especially giving little max a mother's love that only she can give." >> reporter: brenda back for this christmas. in some ways, never gone. john donvan, abc news, washington. >> special woman, right. >> absolutely. >> at the time of her life where she should be thinking of nothing but herself she is thinking of everybody else. >> what she wanted was a couple of important things.

drummer boy"? we have to wait for the next generation of holiday risk takers to see what holds and sticks. >>> kelly clarkson, mary j. blige, jewel have released new christmas albums this year. you will only find a handful of new christmas songs. so far, none of them are getting touted as classics. bah-humbug. >>> the era of live holiday musicals may be coming back thanks to the success of "the sound of music" live. the network is already making plans to air another musical next year. there's no official word on what the show will be but rumor has it peter pan is a top contender. the live "sound of music" remake was a ratings hit for the network even though critics were ready to say so long to star carrie underwood's performance minutes into the show. the broadcast did well in social media, drawing more than 450,000 tweets, some of them even nice. >>> that's it for "the lead." i'll be back in two hours on "outfront." i now turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now, wh

david: let's break down today's action. boy, a lot of selling into the end of the day's session. we have jamie cox, harris financial group managing partner. he will tell us why he is not really that worried about the federal reserve's taper timeline although there is a budget timeline he is worried about. lincoln ellis, green square capital management managing director. he is in the pits of cme. i want to start with you. it appears even though there was a selloff at the end of the day it appears the market is generally okay with the taper. that was brought into sharp focus on friday when good job numbers came in. >> i think that's right. if you take a backward looking view what went on in the summer, bernanke is leading the market to the idea of a taper in the august and september meeting, the idea was that was the preamble, the first chapter of taper and what we saw that the economy actually did quite fine. job creation stayed at 175 to 200 level. maybe we had a little shift around in the complexion of the economy and housing took a bit of a dip but actually closing and contract

what is not north korea but boy is it getting tough on the american right. david corn is the washington bureau chief for mother jones and jonathan capehart from "the washington post." of course, both are proud, i hope. anyway, john boehner continues to face all out revoluntarily for the tea party vote on the right. listen carefully what beck says is the real reason they love whacko birds like ted cruz and mike lee is they're taking orders from them. >> i find him to be utterly feckless. >> i think john boehner is one of the prime examples of worthless, worthless republicans much these guys are big government progressives. they're not liberals. they're not rhinos. they're progressives. we have to take a stand. mike lee and ted cruz, they did what we told them to do. meanwhile, the john boehners and the mitch mcconnells of the world are trying to take ted cruz and mike lee and destroy them. mitch mcconnell is the biggest two faced liar i have ever seen. i missed some of the best of it. the other guy is -- what is this about? are people in that radio world out

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we are up all "nightline" with abc's david wright. ♪ my boy ain't the one >> reporter: a loving duet debuted on "gma." that bucking bull the only hint of the turmoil of celebrity romance. >> katy is a superstar for a reason. >> aww! >> reporter: in real life, katy perry and john mayer may have had their ups and downs but as they told george stephanopoulos, they're emphatically back together. >> the two of you never sat down for a tv interview together? >> yep. we don't quite know exactly what kind of body language we are supposed to be exhibiting. >> reporter: for such public figures it is not easy. >> too much touchy-feely or too far away, i don't see chemistry. >> reporter: there is something about peers finding romance in real life. ♪ beyonce and jay-z come to mind, pop royalty, and the king and queen seem to be in perfect harmony on stage and off. >> i just want to try one thing. >> reporter: but it can be tricky too as "twilight" star kristen stewart has found out, the fairy tale can come back to bite you. >> i'm sorry. >> the issue with celebrity romance is that if you break

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we will have plenty more from david tweed throughout the day. as we had to break, remember the backstreet boys hit? everybody -- i am not going to sing it. there have been big changes. backstreet is back after the break. . >> welcome back to "on the move." i'm francine lacqua at bloomberg's european headquarters here in london. here are today's top stories. u.s. president obama has extended the deadline to sign up for health insurance under his affordable care act. the program has been plagued with problems since its rollout. many of the issues have been solved. when thousands rushed the site, the government pushed the deadline until midnight tonight. the man who ineventsed the most powerful assault rifle in the world has died. he began imagining the a.k.-47 in 1941 when recovering from wounds after the german invasion of the soviet union. blackrock says it has been buying up turkish stocks over the past few days. political turmoil in turkey has been driving share prices down. sale id it has made the of shares more compelling. it dares to be bra

we are penalizing success and by the way, david, we have been at this with the president doing stimulus, $3 and a half trillion, all the federal reserve help is subpar. >> not only are the small guys getting hit with taxes but regulations are out of sight now and that's a form of tax, is it not? >> it is. regulationare taxes. we learned that back in the 1980s and 70s. when you have these vaguely written rules thousands of pages long, huge uncertainty, small businesses, new businesses, startups don't have the money to copeith tat as large companies do. we're seeing trickle down economics and this does not work. >> the rich get richer and the poor get poorer, there is something wrong, right? >> clearly. but all the analyses i'm hearing speaks to growth. what good is growth if you put all the money in the one percent poet. >> that's a great point but it's happening more during this administration. that's the point. >> let me speak to that though. you pointed out that in the reagan years we didn't have as big of a problem. what did we have in the reagan years that we don't have today? >> ta

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i just want to say how proud i am of you boys. many of you were sophomores and you stayed together and worked hard. it's all about teamwork and carried on that galileo pride. i was from wilson and i graduated in 88 and i know the true tradition that galileo has. congratulations coach, and congratulations to the team. [ applause ] >> thank you for having us here. i think it's really nice for the boys to see what is going on in the city. there is a lot of stuff going on that they see sometimes but not too much. it's definitely a privilege and blessing for themg -- them to be here and it is a privilege for leading these moment field -- men on the field and through the school. we have something for you. isaac? you have to walk it up there. isaac just pointed out the me he has a cousin. thanks for having us out here. we appreciate the time. [ applause ] supervisor london breed: thank you. so then i can get a nice picture, we are going to step outside in the rotundum. thank you again, colleagues. congratulations lions. [ applause ] pres