so i'd like to welcome up the vice-chair of the commission alan lowe and megan levinson to say hello. you look surprised. >> the last thing you need on a glorious day like this is yet another speech. so, just congratulations to this tremendous community and to everybody that's been mentioned already. i have a child somewhere in that playground and i have got to go find her. so, congrats. (applause) >> commissioner, it's good to see that you can go left and use your left hand. maybe do it more often, right, supervisor avalos? anyway, it's great to see everybody here. it's a great showing of what can happen when everybody comes together. and under the 2012 bond, there's more to come, but you've heard enough speeches so let's shut up and get out and play. [cheering and applauding] >> thank you, commissioners. all right. just a couple more speakers then we're going to cut that ribbon. but they're playing anyway so it doesn't -- we're good. all right. so, this is a team effort, right. it's the community, it's government, it's park avenue katz, it's everyone. but our capital bond program is

it's part of a movement to raise pay for low-end jobs. alan joins us. it sounds like this decision has a little more way to go. >> exactly. the votes have been counted, the tallies shortified bit the state but it's not over. those that support of the $15 minimum wage say we have won. those opposed say let's take another look. they'll call for and pay for a hand recount of 6,001 ballots kast. the yeas have it by 77 votes. >> it's a fantastic victory. voters in this community said they are tired of waiting for ceos and congress to do the right thing and said a fair day's work ought to get a fair day's pay. >> the citizens fought proposition one. they felt it was the wrong approach to the problem. they think it'll eliminate jobs, making it harder for teenagers to get the jobs. most of the people that receive the benefit don't leave in see tack. >> we did interesting maths. take a look at the cost per vote figures. prop 1 support is almost entirely funded by organised labor party. we don't expect the recount to take long - there's 6,001 ballots kast. we sho

this vote was launched by labor workers across the country who want higher pay for low-end jobs. alanunds like this decision is not quite final? >> not quite, david. that's right. the votes cast, counted, certified today by the state, and as we have seen before we have one side claiming victory and the other side saying not so fast. we will have a recount in this as expected. this is a case where a battle over the $15 wage and a number of requirements involving employees goes down to the wire. 77 votes out of 6001 passed. >> it is a fantastic district. what happened was voters in the community said they are tired of waiting for ceos or congress to do the right thing, and took matters into their own hands. >> the citizens and businesses in in ctack fought the proposition because they thought it was the wrong approach to this problem. they think it will eliminate jobs, it will make it a lot harder for teenagers to get these jobs. and 90% of these people live outside of the city. >> follow the campaign money and you see this is a battle between organized labor and business. and look at t

low can they go? former congressman alan west joins us now. no time like the present to ng bring you in for breaking news tonight. lower the bar even further. what is going on? >> well, i think this is ♪ p incredible. first of r all, they should not have put their own set mandate,n because now everyone is take 5 watching. for them to continually come be back and say we can only take 50,000 or as you just reported,r it's going to be down, this is eroding the confidence and it'sg credibility of the obama ve goi administration and president himself.to and the political ramifications it's going to have is going to be absolutely chilling, because they can't explain this away anymore. we really do have some problems. so what you're seeing is not just the website, but the entire policy or law, if you want to call it that. delay it's hard to call it a law with. all the waivers, exemptions and delays granted out the american people don't know where this is going right now. to be told that you're going to have a 20% failure rate, that 20% of people won'

imagine them being more generous which brings me to alan greenspan, former fed president presided over the dot com bubble and was accused of keeping rates too lowmber, failing to take away the punch bowl. his comments to peter barnes today, deeply surprising. i hope it works. that is heavy handicap the likelihood of his success. you know, qe2 forever and zero and no interest rates. i have to tell you, that is worrying. everyone is focused on the risk reward stock market. the holidays coming up. it is a bad time to make sure you are cover in case as mr. greenspan says it does not work. that is my "2 cents more," and that is it for tonight on "the willis report." thank you for joining us. see you right back here tomorrow. have a good evening. ♪ ♪ >> good evening, everybody. i'm ashley webster internet for lou dobbs. president obama receiving more potentially devastating news regarding his controversial health care law. the supreme court announcing that obamacare is back on the docket, and the question of whether or not the president's signature law and -- in fringes of religious freedom will be decided. announcing today a bill will take up the di

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alan colmes is rich and famous. tucker -- good ploarn good mornh of you. tucker first. >> this is a low point in his life. when you are you seek out people who love you have uncritically. no one returns the love uncritically more than hollywood. he tells them they are not filth merchants, but that they actual live reflect american values. he appears to feel most comfortable around the indolent rich. >> who was his opponent when efrain for president? a rich guy. there is a good reason why obama is president and mitt romney isn't. it's absurd to suggest every time he talks about something else it's to avoid obamacare. just now we've sea dressed it and talked about how bad the website rollout was. and to have republicans say every time he brings up something else like senator john cornyn who tweeted the iran deal was an effort to deflect attention away from obamacare is absurd. bill: what about the million-plus who had their plans canceled because of the law. that's reality, too. >> what about the country been santa monica and d.c.? has he been there? you can't go anywhere in the country and not see shuttere

july of next year we are going to see the gas prices down to quite a bit of a low level, and reflective at the pumps. >> alaneek. >> speaking of some pressure coming off the consumer at the pump, as we get closer to black friday, we would like to focus on one retailer that is hoping to see a sales boost in one product. >>> colin gillies joins us now. we are also joined by our very own john ford. guys, welcome. >> hey, kelly. >> colin, first to you. christmas, a tall order? >> it is one of those comments that could come back and haunt you. we are modeling 20 million ipads sold. investors could be let down if they don't materially exceed that. >> jon, what do you think? >> they did $23 million last year. $25 is not that much. they did $23 million coming off a fiscal year where they had done 58.3. they had done somewhere around 71. you would hope, of course, it would be higher than that. >> you have to wonder if the display quality issues, that display made us point out, that amazon and google have higher color quality in the mini-displays, if that is hurting the consumers. >> it is following the same path as t

low enough to force them now? charles: is not forcing them. they have a pretty good deal on their hands and alanabout that. they put it on deposit with the fed and is is a small interest rate but they get something back and can ride this out until they get the business they want, better gdp. as far as tapering them, greenspan, nothing to go on with capering, i do know i have studied in the past when the fed made sharp changes in their policy and the last week to bull run's we sought temporary pullbacks, a lot of people in the market because of the fed, let them come out, we saw both times the rally resumes for many months. in one instance over 40 months and one was 70 months. huge moves after they began to raise rates. tracy: sometime next year. before it will be earliest march at best. tracy: what do you think? you have seen in your research the fed chair changes ten years, knew person comes in the market school back a little on that as well. >> certainly charles, there's a possibility that the fed waits until march, that is what consensus is saying, based on the data, there's not enough to con