paul and sue ober houser are against that effort.argue that support hasn't changed their message one bit. >> we're not rich. we can't go out and fund our message. and what being with the coalition has done, it's given us the ability to access data from all over the country. and also to send letters to the editors all over the country, which we would not have had any way of doing otherwise. >> last year, we killed almost 700 people running red lights. innocent people. one at a time. and nobody wants to do anything about it. >> the bill to ban traffic cameras has passed the ohio house and is now waiting for a senate vote. the ober housers support an alternative that would set standards requiring police to review camera evidence in an appeal process. >> learn about how police are monitoring the public in other communities. visit news hour.pbs.org. this is pbs "news hour weekend" saturday. >>> topeka, kansas, will be marking a supreme court decisions 60th anniversary tonight. it's the city whose board of education was the target of the f

. >> houser, is that how you say that because i need some fine houser, earphones. for where we are visiting comment last meeting it was tough. because they inherited a space that had a lot of history. and then they came before myself and the directors in a meeting that sounded very similar to what we have here at the hearing, which was a lot of i don't know. and i feel like the limited live performance is more suited to what they are planning on doing, and what they have been doing, prior to having a permit. and the one condition that they have objected to is the one that i am most strongly encouraging to be enforced and that be the hours of limitation. and based on all of the neighborhood out reach to me, and in the concern that has been voiced in the past and it continues to be voiced, is that this has become a neighborhood. and maybe, looks industrial and has an industrial at one point but it is a neighborhood and there have been people that have been harmed by patrons of the past and with the lack of purposeful operations and from cana to present i would like t

we've got two new staff ray mom and dad lee and jeff white who commissioner singh remembers is a houser commission is returning to us after working with bank of america he'll be returning as as project manager on monday. we'll make sure to introduce them to you but we're excited to be staffing up that concludes my report >> thank you very much. lots of >> can i ask a question. >> sure, yes senator bill 1404 will pep help to build the housing obligation were we smiled a request with the department of finance that's pending they've asked a number of questions and certainly having state legislation, you know, putting this into state law obey helpful to us. >> thank you very much. next item. >> the next order of business is the commissioners questions and answers. >> any questions and matters. >> i don't know how many people get the e-mail anybody get the e-mail because in this was mentioned today that ace washington said the other thing i heard that the fbi is here in the city auditing. >> what was - >> what's the fbi doing here. >> i don't know. yeah, they don't like to devoyage >> can yo

formally homeless, and marginally housed and in, supportive housing and what we use for that is the houser comorbidity. they include many, hypertension, and other examples and so the severity of the mental illness is greater than the chronically men, i have told you that earlier. and you see here, the data that they have around this are very, very involved, and so i really only put out the, and i made a differentiation between the serious medical conditions, needing primary care and serious psychiatric conditions and substance abuse conditions and also at the bottom, the people that have all three of those conditions and we have a lot more detail if you are interested and how many people are doing the diagnosis and so forth. but, as you can see, the percentage around women and certainly around transgender women are quite a bit over the general population. and i want to highlight some of our service and programs. and again, these for the homeless women, and the homeless families, and the community behavior health services and so that includes our mental health and our substance abuse progra

formally homeless, and marginally housed and in, supportive housing and what we use for that is the houser comorbidity. they include many, hypertension, and other examples and so the severity of the mental illness is greater than the chronically men, i have told you that earlier. and you see here, the data that they have around this are very, very involved, and so i really only put out the, and i made a differentiation between the serious medical conditions, needing primary care and serious psychiatric conditions and substance abuse conditions

also the fact that we're not doing as much housering here in the united states, entry-level housing, a problem for copper, as well. >> all right, anthony, scott focusing a lot on china in his response. do you agree with him? and at what point can we stop worrying about china? >> jackie, china has implemented a bunch of reforms to boost short-term growth. back to scott's point of why they're warehouse copper. they're expecting production to pick up. not only for them, but domestically, but internationally, also, with the trade. as long as our country starts picking up, the u.s. starts picking up, the economy, it will be good for china. we might have to stop worrying about them at this point. and, scott, welcome aboard. >> all right. >> thank you. >> for more on "futures," check out our live show at 1:00 p.m. eastern, because we're going to be talking to bank of america's mcneil curry, he will break down his positioning and his call to short gold. we'll also have deutsche bank's joe la vergna. melissa, back to you. >> thank you. >>> tim cook, sitting oen a cool 180,000. it's a pretty p

hard ass it's his land right away mining right signals yards which is rolling stock and cetera and houser i would make money it moves hard this it's coal we corn steel cetera so it's the ultimate heart of supply buffet's next big acquisition was oil and natural gas resources and by the way he can move his oil on his own railroad because you want one hundred tanker cars it's a pipeline a will he doesn't need the keystone pipeline so i see buffett is a guy was dumping paper money getting into hard assets to matter what happens to the dollar his stuff is still valuable so i think investors can do the same thing maybe we can all buy a railroad but you can buy a little bit of gold and fine art there are some hard assets you can buy that will preserve your wealth now according to some investors like mark out of favor basically all asset classes are overvalued farmland are to everything right now so are you concerned at all that investments in those assets will also take a hit well you have to be selective and look good there are no guarantees gold is volatile but gold is a volatile part of the