programs, a leading provider of micro loans in california, and has a robust community real estate finance unit. next, we have the ceo of ne community federal credit union. since 1988, she has been the ceo of northwest community federal credit union. under her watch, the credit union group to over 1600 members. it has become the national model for institutions seeking to provide financial education and banking services to the low- income communities. last but not least, we have our conditional lender represented here by wells fargo. mark cyrus is the senior fda banker for the region -- the senior sba banker. he held businesses choose the best loans for the growing business and focus on a comprehensive understanding of their goals for their business. mark is responsible for helping entrepreneurs with sba loans every step of the way. i would like each of you to speak a little bit about what your organization does and, more importantly, address the audience here and let them know what your looking for when you are hoping to fund their loan. we will start with you, mark. >> absolutely. thank you. i

and without the employer spending requirement to finance our local safety unit, the remaining uninsured will have to utilize more emergency rooms and acute [speaker not understood] which will not only increase health care costs because we'll be treating folks in emergent conditions, but also shift the cost of care to taxpayerses in the city. so, again, i want to highlight the guideline 3.1.14 preserving healthy katrina voss program should be more [speaker not understood] critical need and employer spending requirement should also be a part of that. >> thank you. are there any further public comment on this item? >>> yes, good afternoon. my name is hiroshi fakuda. just a few comments in regard to the healthy s.f. master plan. i'm not sure there is enough emphasis being put on mental health services. i saw a line in connection with behavioral health medical services. and i think there needs to be a stronger emphasis on the mental health aspect. it is a major problem in the country. we're having a number of veterans returning from the war and i don't think it's being addressed enough. for

. >> it is not a warning shot exactly but they have taken a campaign finance case for the next term which citizens united having laid waste to the expenditure side of campaign finance regulation now is, is a first step toward chipping away at the contribution side. >> anyone else? while we wait for your potential question, let me ask, here, please, joe. >> hi. i hope this isn't a semantic quibble but we use the terms, conservative and liberal as if they really do make sense for the voting blocs on the court and left and right might be a little more accurate but for conservatives to always rule with corporations over individuals or always rule with state over individuals isn't a classic conservative position. i just waned to ask you to reflect on the use of the terms liberal and conservative. >> who wants to reflect? >> i think it's a shorthand that makes sense to people. when i talk about a liberal justice or conservative justice they know which justices i'm talking about. it is a shorthand that doesn't require a degree in moral philosophy or something. you know, they do array themselves across a idealog

. >> this is so shocking something like that is happening in the united states, and, you know, we've heard about state finances in trouble, city's finances in trouble. is detroit a one-time unique situation, or will we hear this about a lot of major city sns. >> there has been a lot of talk about that. detroit for 40 years has been a place of extreme. extreme racial strife, white flight, decline of the m manufacturing base. this city had issues that any mu municipality has had dealing with the declining housing base and more so other city haves to take a look. >> it's very interesting two of the largest bankrupt seeps in the corporate world in recent years were in detroit, general motors and chrysler. they came out on the other side much, much stronger. can that happen for detroit? >> that certainly is the hope. and all the comments you're hearing now as this long-feared bankruptcy filing happened, our -- detroit will come out of this. maybe this is something that even the people who were a posing this for the longest time seem to be conceding that was necessarily, that this was a necessary step. now under ban

the citizens united supreme court case, which basically took off all the campaign finance restrictions. i got to hope and pray that the supreme court realized they

finance director. you will see we have cycle changes 90 in our budget. those effect the bargaining unit. in years we have the responsibility to increase our staff. they were able to reduce staff in those areas. i can see by the pie chart the resolution is not that good. 38 percent of our staff works with workman's comp. and we have a contract with the administrator. we have 35 percent of our staff implementing the civil service. i want to highlight a couple of key initiatives. we have a community anti research program that we're piloting it's based on a model we use a couple of years ago. that was to reach anti to increase employed communities and open up training modules and ways to give people a leg up believe will increase the diversity of our applicant pool. our most recent mellowing pool for fire department and police it's fairly representative of the process. we want to improve our selection tools and reduce the impact that maybe associated with the historical tools we've used. we're going to implement a testing program. ramp have the candidates wait for when the exam opens up some

dramatically behind the sellafield and what hobbies like job who are hot being financed who have been armed and backed up according to the unit the new york times that all the funding all the logistics came from. and also qatar who are the storm just and closes off the united states we can see the clear. in there and to say you were actually trying to move closer to iran is totally untrue he was trying to appease the you was trying to crack gate that whole state did him particularly after he became fully aware that now their leadership out of bread every muslim already has now forward to that so he hollers more. like questions and i want to hear all i want is what i thought it was seriously. i would like if we could to redirect back to to egypt which i think is has less to do with all these global adventures than is is implied by this program the people of egypt rose because morsi was ruling as an authoritarian ruler and doing a phenomenally incompetent job of running the country the economy is in desperate shape that the each of egyptians are like anyone just like anyone else it's the economy stupid carried you think might.

is against a military coup so you have both sides using media using financing using weapons sales to back them in egypt all the united states we must remember that president obama. is backing mubarak dictator up until the end seemingly not quite knowing what he's going to do and perhaps the saudis are threatening him even john mccain we presidential candidate use the word coup for obama we get nothing and in the mainstream media all we get is mom will baradei another nobel prize winner like obama saying nothing about the house arrest without charge of a democratically elected president let alone the ending of a parliament and the destruction of a free media which continues at the moment in egypt. now egypt's interim government has vowed to get the country back on track planning a new constitution and the parliamentary vote in about half a year but the backbone of the country's economy tourism it shows little prospect of recovery over the deadly street battles across the nation doing little for its image caro correspondent well true as the story. behind me is the egyptian museum one of the most popular tourist destina

the citizens united supreme court case, which basically took off all the campaign finance restrictions. i got to hope and pray that the supreme court realized they muffed on that one. >> it used to be that those of us in the middle who prided

operators homeland security and all of the news all the wars of the united states have been waging all of which were basically financed off the books when you think of all of that money that has been devoted to this which largely for the promotion of u.s. style capitalism at the same time there's been no improvement then in fact there's been a deterioration in the standard of living of most american. and i think this is really a thought of what we mean by the american empire this is an empire that benefits entirely the giant corporations so and it and even these corporations that. that have done so well out of the present served up pay no taxes and then again if then they can i think there is a chance of a alex services that we get they can fail either exactly like there's always a bailout no taxes bail out and all of the benefits of all these wars accrue to them in the meantime the. ordinary people pay their taxes and you know through the very regressive system and they are the ones who have to pay for these ridiculous was one which they benefit not. is that you see that in changing ever in our lifetime or the americ

the citizens united supreme court case, which basically took off all the campaign finance restrictions. i got to hope and pray that the supreme court realized they

against a military coup so you have both sides using media using financing using weapons sales to back them in egypt all the time the united states we must remember that president obama was backing mubarak dictator up until the end seemingly not quite knowing what he's going to do and perhaps the saudis are threatening him even john mccain the presidential candidate used the word coup for obama we get nothing in the mainstream media all we get is mom will baradei another nobel prize winner like obama who is saying nothing about the house arrest without charge of a democratically elected president let alone the ending of a parliament and the destruction of a free media which continues at the moment in egypt now the fall of egypt's democratically elected president and the return of the revolution these are among the issues discussed in today's edition of crosstalk. you know it's it's easy to want to call it a revolution it's easy to want to call it a coup it does fit the textbook definition of a coup but at the same time secy isn't sitting here trying to to be the new dictator he's not trying to be the new mubarak hold on a

against the military coup so you have both sides using media using financing using weapons sales to back them in egypt all the time the united states we must remember that president obama was backing mubarak dictator up until the end seemingly not quite knowing what he's going to do and absolute saudis are threatening him even john mccain the presidential candidate used the word coup for obama we get nothing and in the mainstream media all we get is mom and el baradei and other nobel prize winner like obama saying nothing about the house arrest without charge of a democratically elected president let alone the ending of a parliament and the destruction of a free media which continues at the moment in egypt. russia says it has evidence that the syrian rebel forces not government troops have used chemical weapons samples gathered from the city of aleppo apparently show that sarin gas a poisonous nerve agent used in a deadly attack there in march was produced and deployed by the rebels washington however rejects these findings which contradict it's own claims now the regime used chemical weapons a factor behind the u.s. decisio

against the military coup so you have both sides using media using financing using weapons sales to back them in egypt all the time the united states we must remember that president obama was backing mubarak dictator up until the end seemingly not quite knowing what he's going to do and perhaps the saudis are threatening him even john mccain the presidential candidate used the word coup for obama we get nothing and in the mainstream media all we get is mom and el baradei another nobel prize winner like obama saying nothing about the house arrest without charge of a democratically elected president let alone the ending of a parliament and the destruction of a free media which continues at the moment in egypt and the chaos and uncertainty in egypt is here in a country where it hurts most its tourism industry to coups in just two years and alice protests and violence have steadily driven away wealthy visitors and reports the industry is in despair. behind me is the egyptian museum one of the most popular tourist destinations in the whole of the country if the first port of call for many tourists coming off the plane here in dow

united states. gdp on sunday, the finance minister of china, said he wouldn't trouble him if we only had 6.5% gdp growth, but the chinese government is officially targeting 7.5%. i think a lot of people would have problems with gdp at 6.5%. and here's where we were on the week. a good week overall. right across the board to the upside. maria, have a good weekend. >> you, as well, bob. thank you so much. >>> the market finishing out with the second best week of the year. with us is ralph, calling the bull market right on, and sandy and ryan from td well. ralph, good to see everybody, ralph, the last time you were on this program, you were a bit cautious on the markets. you said, well, we could see selling over the near term. you were still bullish over the long term. is that still the case? still cautious over the near term? >> no, not at all, maria. >> no, huh? >> yesterday was a very exciting day. i was really excited twro two days before that when the russell 2000 was the first major index to make a new all-time high. maria, we're right on schedule. we're going to the disbelief stage to the belief sta

financing thousands of housing units.ct ago, an innovative model being tested to integrate mental health and primary care in patients with chronic conditions. recently my colleagues release of finding regarding a program that shows we can identify individuals at risk of mental illness very early and refer them to appropriate services when they experience -- before they experienced the most debilitating symptoms. alongside these and countless other breakthroughs there have been remarkable advances and policies that many of you in this room and many of the panel members have helped to achieve. laws will help to expand access and reduced financial barriers that stand in the way of millions of people getting services they desperately need. these are extraordinarily development, we know the barriers still remain. how far is part of what we want to explore today. with that, i would like to thank you for joining this discussion and turn it over to ted. >> thank you. good afternoon. it is wonderful to be here today as part of thi

against a military coup so you have both sides using media using financing using weapons sales to back them in egypt all the time the united states we must remember that president obama was backing mubarak dictator up until the end seemingly not quite knowing what he's going to do and perhaps the saudis are threatening him even john mccain the presidential candidate used the word coup for obama we get nothing and in the mainstream media all we get is mom and el baradei another nobel prize winner like obama who is saying nothing about the house arrest without charge of a democratically elected president let alone the ending of a parliament and the destruction of a free media which continues at the moment in egypt. still to come a shelter from the storm a fugitive n.s.a. leaker edward snowden turning to russia for refugees who remain stranded in moscow's sheremetyevo airport for more than three weeks now we take a look at his asylum attempts in a quest to evade u.s. prosecution plus. angry protests across the u.s. follow the controversial court decision to free george zimmerman who shot dead black teenager trayvon martin in

united, an extremist right wing organization called " "hillary the movie." it was a take down of hillary clinton. the entire intent was to cast the campaign financeat were passed in the 90s. >> cenk: they didn't do it for art, really? >> citizens united group had a long history of doing political politically motivated commercials. they were the group behind the willie horton ads. they supported clarence thomas in his confirmation hearings in 1991991. >> john: that's interest, he and scalia had conflicts of interest in this case. why didn't they recuse themselves? >> i don't know, john. i don't know why but the fact is that in addition to the group citizens united who is a party in the case having spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on an ad campaign for clarence thomas 20 years earlier clarence thomas' wife is politically engaged and that led to her accepting two enormous gifts which she then spent politically on tea party candidates or candidates who supported the affordable care act in 2010. now jenny thomas clarence thomas' wife now consults for non-profits and how they can deploy money politically. >> john: why was he able to give an opini

i am a believer in economics and look at the history of the united states government and finances, youthat you can't cut our way to prosperity. >> i will bring brad in here for the final word. >> get government out of the way and get people assurances and we'll not get out of it growing and building more government in the backs of the taxpayer. there is not enough money in the government and not sustainable. >> and we'll see if the two sides can work it out before we get to the cliff. >> and some officials are calling it a make or break moment for a critical u.s. ally. what is the united states supposeed to do after what is described as the deadliest weekend in egypt? and it is a frequent phrase for the administration. phony scandal. why is this message we are continuing to hear and what is the political impact? >> with this endless parade of the distractions and political posterring and phony scandals, the point is, with an endless distraction and political postaring. an endless parade of distractions and posterring. and shift focus from what needs to be done. his dad knows he's not.

if we had a fix to presidential financing which worked from 1976 up until -- well, citizens united, georgeo use public financing, barack obama walked away from public financing. that's a way out of this. otherwise i don't see how chris christie can run -- >> my reaction is, well, you know, expanded public financing. good luck getting them to sign off on it. you know christie well, you know new jersey so well, can you give us a sense, are they aware of this issue? what is the thinking? what is their thinking about this? >> you said -- you said the law is even more strict than imaginable. those that circulated memos to clients. my favorite thing is somebody who contributes money to a governor, a governor running for something else who has a current contract with the state-run organization has to complete that contract and not get any pay for that. i like that. wall street guys don't like that although all. they're very much aware of it. and my guess is he would resign if he decides to run, he would resign if he had to, but you know me. i made a career saying campaign finance reform doesn't w