thank you, mr. ricky >> mr. vice president that concludes my report. >> so i see mr. erick if there's no other any public comment? there are no speaker cards >> a very good afternoon i'm eric i'm representing the local. i'm also one of the members of the sierra club bay chapter committee and i want to take you back to our last meeting. and also a or some of you may have seen in the newspapers a report about deacceleration i want to make sure that that report took comments out of the context and made it a lot look we were supportive of deacceleration we don't support of the bay area deacceleration project that's still the case. let me read from the sierra clubs guidelines deacceleration shouldn't be used for water supply needs that can be reached from other water efficient practices. so a project like the bay area deacceleration he promise is not necessary. xhifl we over estimate how much water we were going to need decades ago we thought we needed more. and so what that statement from the sierra club and all the groups that contacting you deacceleration should be the

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mr. evans' comments. rick santelli is tracking the action at the cme. pretty dovish comments, rickyorter: pretty dovish is right. they didn't really impact the market but i could see a lot of traders on the floor paying very close attention to the words on the screen when steve was discussing the issue. down here it's pretty simple. they feel as though there was a threshold of 6.5% unemployment to get close. forget about it. i think with regard to inflation or your definition of inflation, whatever it is on pricing, they will pay attention to, traders on this floor just aren't convinced that with forward guidance being guided anything but forward in their opinion, that this is going to be a big shaker. they are watching markets and yield curves. of course, the fed's powerful. they have $4 trillion to prove it. as far as ten years, it's a three six day and three six year. we are up three basis points a day. you look at a year chart, we are down 36 basis points. when you look at a nasdaq chart as it's getting closer to 5,000 level, it's up 160 points on the year, about 4%. it's up 4%