. >> thank you mr. louis. >> thank you mr. chairman. welcome members of the panel. dr. johnson, would you like to comment on the question raised by mr. >> yes, mr. louis. this is an issue, a problem that we encounter in many severe crises. this is why preventing severeoge crises is important because when so many people are dumped out of the labor market lose their job, more than 7 million people you overwhelm everyone's capacity and more people end up on disability and end up with stress on disability because of what happened. that's why the dodd-frank reforms are so important. i urge you to not lose track of that in the big picture. this is why the fiscal stimulus so was important also. getting people back to work. making sure they stayed engaged with the labor force and kept those skills. it's when peopletáx thrown out of work and then people can't find a job mr. johnson. those are the circumstances that we found ourselves in at the end of 2008 and 2009. >> thank you very much dr. johnson. the budget passed by the house republicans la

pies, mr. louis and mr. johnson, you have all raised concerns and raised issues and certainly issues that you have said the commissioners all have individualized and so many collective views on. i cannot say i agree with everything that was said here, but what i can say that we hear there are concerns. we are working very hard to address those concerns and we are always willing to listen. next item. city clerk: line item 3. chiefs reports, review activities. >> commissioners, public, i'm going to defer most of my time to the presentation on the redistricting. i know there is a lot of people here that want to hear it. that said, we did unfortunately have two officers or actually unfortunately have two officers where they were convicted friday afternoon on felonies in federal court. you have paperwork in their packets where i'm requesting immediate termination. one of those officers has already resigned. the resignation is in there as well. i think it's important though that i do have assurance from the u.s. a

. >> thank you, mr. louis. any other public comment? >> good evening, mary harris. i understand and i'm just doing this for clarification because there were some people interested but they are watching on tv. they didn't want to come down, that side on mission stay the same on the boundaries? >> particularly, there is a pocket on the northern end of mission, no, they stay the same. >> okay, i wanted to clarify that and just say thank you. some people in the omi have said that they would prefer that we were in the ingleside and i told them that we have a fixed car that is always in our area. they think because the ingleside station is closer. but we actually do get good service and we as a neighborhood organization that as long as we stay whole as a community, both ocean view, merced and ingleside, that wherever you decide is fine with us. thank you very much. >> thank you, ms. harris. yes, sir? >> hi, my name is michael cameron. i also live in the tenderloin and i'm also pretty much in agreement with the line that. but larkin street, the drug dealers would just move

mr. gilbert belyon, editor of the st. louis post dispatch. last month it was announced that he would be receiving the prestigious national press

mr. st. louis. you do so much for charity and st.e's the clip. here's bob costas throwing the first pitch. here we go. wow. >> the pitch. >> oh, bob! >> okay. so, here's the deal, right? first of all, that isn't like 50 cent throwing it into the ground. >> jimmy: it's 50 cent, not "fitty." that's 50. you pronounce it 50. >> those of us who know him. those of us who know him -- >> jimmy: it's "fitty" shades of grey and it's 50 cent. >> all right. there you go. anyways, that one was just a a bit outside. >> jimmy: just a bit outside? that was in a different stadium. >> but at least it got there. >> jimmy: here's another. then, you do it again. >> this better be a strike. >> see, he went with the slider. >> jimmy: that was a good pitch right there. that was fantastic. [ applause ] but why -- [ applause ] we're all wondering this. why do you get a do-over? >> well, here's the thing. some people were on me like i had violated the sacred protocol of first pitches. but if you take a look, it's 6:40. the game started at 7:15. fredbird the ma

mr. wilson by the st. louis county prosecuting attorney's office. that is a big charge.p "the wire" on "now." >> so you've done soldiering but you ain't done could use you for what you've got in your head. we're going to put you on a corner. you could be inside. >> no man, i ain't making myself clear. the game ain't in me no more none of it. >> the actors who play cutty and bubbles will join me just after the break, but first josh lipton has a cnbc market wrap. >>> hi ari. here's a look at how stocks stand going into tomorrow. u.s. stocks posted another day of losses. energy companies in particular remain in the red, as investors worried about the implications of falling crude prices the dow dropped 130 points the s&p 500 fell nearly 18 points the nasdaq lost about 16 points. that's it from krmt nbc, first in big worldwide. ♪ music ♪ ...the getaway vehicle! for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. why do i cook? because i make the best chicken noodle soup. because i make the best chicken noodle soup. because i make the best chicken noodle soup. for e

louis. ernie banks passed away today. first african-american for the cubs mr. cub, mr. sunshine.a favorite through the '70s. he passed away tonight. >> sorry >>> a big effort is in the works to feed the hungry in fairfax county. it's called stuff the bus. the campaign is a partnership between the government local grocery stores and some nonprofits. its aim is to restock the shelves at local food pantries. tomorrow the bus will be in mclean at the giant on chambers road and in alexandria at the shoppers food warehouse. a bus will be at different location every saturday through presidents day. >> take it right to the grocery store. >> that's right. >> the tonight show is next. >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- ryan seacrest taraji p. henson

mr. boehner will likely win, lawmakers ted yoho of florida and louis gohmert of texas are running against him. allison joins us. so who exactly it's just these two guys who want boehner gone. and how many votes do they have to get? >> they're kind of the main ring leaders. and so far there are nine lawmaker who is publicly said they are going to vote no for boehner's nomination tomorrow. i spoke to a staffer in one of those nine offices today, they said they thought they were going to have around 20 votes or did have about 20 votes right now to vote no. a few they called some surprises. and that is probably what people are expecting, the most they can kind of get is around 20 lawmakers. you had representative walter jones who is a congressman from north carolina say in an interview over this weekend he had met wimen kind of about this. the problem is they need about 30, just under 30 actually to force the vote to a second ballot. >> 20's not going to do it. they need 25, 26. if they only have 20, john boehner is going to be the next speaker of the house. >> right. >> but they say there wo

mr. gilbert belyon, editor of the st. louis post dispatch. last month it was announced that he would be receiving the prestigious national press foundation benjamin c bradley award as editor of the year. for "guiding his news organization through the police shooting of michael brown in ferguson missouri, and the tumultuous aftermath. he will receive that award february 189 right here in d.c. and next to gilbert is mr. roland martin. he is an author. roland is a columnist and host of tv 1's news one now with roland martin. is a nationally syndicated columnist. he is a former cnn contributor and author of speak brother, a black man's view of america. and his newest book the first president barack obama's rode to the white house as originally reported by roland s. martin. let's give this entire panel a hand as we anticipate the powerful conversation this evening. and we are going to start with kenya. >> hi, everybody. i guess i will go ahead and get started with one of the -- well, the reason why i'm probably here and that's ferguson. i remember

louis cardinals fan, which gives me real hope. if sammy sosa and mark mcgwire could figure it out, so can we. [applause] now mr.u know over the next two years, i'm going to work hard to win a majority back for democratic values and ideas. but i want to shift the focus today away from politics to other ideas, to other efforts that we can make together to do us all proud. let's put to rest finally the poisonous politics that has infected this place. [applause] let's join together, not only in words, but in deeds to do right by the people, to live up to our oaths, and move our nation lord into a new century of prosperity. this is hallowed ground. this is a precious place where we have nurtured and protected for generations our democracy. we have a burden, all of us, and we have a responsibility to live up to those who have gone before us. and today and in the future, to reach toward the sky and to listen to our better angels. it is in this spirit that i am proud to hand the gavel to the new speaker of the house, to our new speaker of the house, the gentleman from illinois, dennis hastert. [applause]

louis, msnbc, new york. >> all right. that clears everything up, right? not at all. now to sports and college hoops. coach "k" is mr. 1,000. mike krzyzewski became the first division i coach in history with 1,000 victories. the blue devils came from back from a ten-point deficit. and taking down virginia tech, 50-47, and the cavaliers improved to a perfect 19-0. >>> at the australian open top ranked serena williams had a nice come back victory to advance to the quarterfinals. she will face the champion who defeated azarenka. and islanders center john tavares tied the all-star record with five, beating team toews. but gusof goes through the legs and how can you not stop watching that? how did he do that? >>> this year's pro bowl was captained by chris carter and michael irvin. team irvin trailed, but matt ryan's pass sealed the win. 32-28. do you think he's happy? i would say so. >>> seahawks cornerback richard sherman spoke to the media and he did not hold back on the deflate controversy. >> their present is what the present is and will they be punished? probably not. not as long as kraft and goodell are still taki

mr. gilbert, he is editor of the " st. louis post dispatch." . he would be receiving the national press foundation benjamin c. bradley award as editor of the year. [applause] for guiding his news organization through the police shooting of michael brown in ferguson missouri. he will receive that award on february 18 right here in d.c. and next to gilbert is mr. roland martin, an author. he is a columnist and host of "news one now with roland martin." he is a syndicated columnist. he is a former cnn contributor and author of speak of a black man's view of america. and "barack obama road to the white house." let's give him a hand. let's give this entire panel a hand. and we are going to start with you. >> hi, everybody. i guess i'll go ahead and get started -- the reason why i'm here and that's ferguson. i remember august 9 like it was 10 seconds ago. i was doing my my business of social media and a man held a sign that said the ferguson police department just murdered my unarmed son. down the street ferguson? is this real? i wanted to get down the

louis cardinals fan. that gives me real hope. if sammy sosa and mark mcgwire can figure it out, so can we. [applause] mr. speaker, you know that over the next two years, i will work hard to win our majority back. i want to shift the focus today away from politics to other ideas. two other efforts that we can make together to do us all proud. let's put to rest finally the poisonous politics that has infected this place. [applause] llet's join together __ not only in words __ but in deeds. do right by the people. to live up to our oaths. and to move our nation forward in a new century of prosperity. this is hallowed ground. this is a precious place where we have nurtured and protected for generations our democracy. we have the burden __ all of us __ and responsibly to live up to those who have gone before us. and today, and in the future, to reach towards the sky. and to listen to our better angels. it is in the spirit that i am proud to hand the gavel to the new speaker of the house, to our new speaker of the house, the gentleman from illinois, dennis hastert. [applause] >>thank you, mr. __ mr. leader. fo

mr. chairman, aye. >> that would make it -- eio. >> clerk will report the total. seven yays four nays. >> and the gentleman from louis lewisville, texas, will begin on this for the republicans. >> and democrats. >> mr. pollis for the democrats. i want to thank not only the staff, the new staff and welcome them but also all the people including our great sten nothingstenographers who have taken time out of their day. this finishes the work for today and thank everybody for being here. this closes the hearing. >> at the white house today, president obama called the terrorist attack in paris this morning a, quote, cowardly evil act. the president spoke in the oval office. >> all of us recognize that france is one of our oldest allies, our strongest allies. they have been with us at every moment when we've from 9/11 on in dealing with some of the terrorist organizations around the world that threaten us. for us to see the kind of cowardly evil attacks that took place today i think, reinforces, once again, why it's so important for us to stand in solidarity to them just as they stand in solidarity with us. the fact that t

louis city hall. >>> do kids really need recess? a lot of schools are cutting play time to allow mr.ime for learning is this teaching kids the wrong lesson? the new research parents need to hear. >>> and he's come to be known as zombie cat after rising from the dead. bart just had surgery cute little guy. his owners buried him after car hit because he was dead. but clearly he wasn't. the rest of the story straight ahead. ♪♪ ♪ >>> explosion in mexico city kills at least four people at a hospital for women and children. this cell phone video was posted on facebook. the blast came from gas tank truck injuring more than 50 people including at least 22 children. more than 30 victims have been taken to other hospitals. investigators are search fog more victims. there's no word yet on what caused the explosion. >>> the disappearance of malaysian flight 370 has officially been ruled an accident. the plane has been missing since last march with more than 200 people on board. this move will help families of passengers on the malaysia airline jet move forward with financial claims. country's av

mr. holder leaves office. and then at the same time we were getting this information, there was some video released by st. louisunty police who have been looking into what happened on november 24th when there was extreme reaction from the fact that a grand jury did not indict then officer wilson with people looting, burning some of the buildings, and so they released this video showing what is 180 people according to police going in and out of one particular business after they kicked in the window broken through and started taking things out. those who have nothing to do with one another. the police have been saying look we've been putting these videos out every couple weeks. we're doing it in way in part because we want to give the public a chance a chance to look at each and every picture and each and every face to try and help identify those who were involved in the looting and burning of the businesses here in ferguson. but certainly this town is still dealing with the repercussions of what has happened. and there is still a movement out there trying to make change in this community and around the country.

louis, missouri, has been identified as one of the top 20 areas for sex trafficking in the united states. mr. speaker, this problem is before our eyes, it's in our communities, it's in our neighborhoods and it's in -- right here before us. every year thousands of young americans' lives are impacted by this despicable crime. however, there is hope. i take hope from the work done by the law enforcement professionals who are on the front lines every day protecting our nation's children from those who would seek to exploit them. i take hope from those who work in victims services and their tireless efforts to help survivors recover, heal and forge new lives out of the horrors of sexual enslavement. most importantly, mr. speaker i take hope from all the survivors, the survivors of this hideous crime. their strength gives us strength, their resolve gives us inspiration and their steadfast commitment to ending sex trafficking gives us all the courage to fight. mr. speaker, because of the efforts of many individuals and groups, i am happy to report that congress has taken notice of this series -- se

louis. until we connect the dots in this coalition with these members of congress and we say loudly are worth we again stand right now this is the president, mrs. mr. mcconnell and speaker boehner and the u.s. chamber of commerce in the business roundtable. we are humble about what we face but we are tens of millions of americans and we are committed that we are not going to have another raw deal and trade. we are going to come to the 21st century and negotiate trade deals that work for tens of millions of americans not just for hundreds of corporations. now it's my honor to introduce my brother from wisconsin who thinks this is a warm day in washington. representative mark -- [applause] >> thank you brother cohen and it is a little bit balmy. i have followed trade long before it came to congress. for 27 years i've been a small-business owner could have a specialty printing business a union shop and part of what we do is find american-made products for people. over the years i've watched a bad trade deal after bad trade deals send jobs overseas. it's almost impossible to find a pen that's made in the u.s.. in fact and rock county wisconsin acc

louis police union official who you saw was involved in that mele. hopefully cooler heads are prevailing this morning in the light of day. mr.ht? >> well michaela chaos is what happened. you know, we -- we attended the hearing. about 100 off duty police officers and their supporters outnumbered the anti-police protesters nearly two to one yet the chairman of the committee, the architect of this supposed civilian oversight board bill heard from 35 anti--police witnesses before the first police officer was allowed to testify. when he did and when the two that followed attempted to he allowed them to be shouted over by the crowd. insults screamed out as they tried to testify and i had enough of it. i wasn't going to put up with it anymore. i told the chairman to restore some order and he didn't take kindly to it. >> i want to get to the push in a second but wasn't the idea of this to hear from non-police citizens? >> well no. the idea is to have a civilian oversight board that protects citizens and police officers alike, that fairly and impartially looks into and reviews allegations of police misconduct. we're not against that.