i am aware that bdi closed. there are no plans associated with it. the construction packet will be going out with plans. we will find a way to put them out here in your community. i am happy to talk with you about suggestions of four locations -- where a location is. >> [inaudible] >> ok. ok, i think we've had that plan on the list before, but i will make sure that it stays on there when there are contracts with the plans. this is an rfp you can get from the website. >> i wanted to piggyback on what yolanda said. i hear this all the time, it is hard for anyone to get work with the city. when they talk to these, they don't know if they are listed on the contract and if they find out that they are, they are never getting word. and 3, the most important thing, when they don't get work, they don't get paid time leave. if you can't pay it financially, that is very tough. these are challenges that we can probably -- city families can look at trying to do something a little better. we have been working with other departments. since they have a lot of work,

silvia is at that bdi conference and joins us now. silvia, how are relations between the chancellor and the president of the ecb? >> she says she supports draghi and is happy with his politics. one may wonder how they fit together, but merkel keep insisting that both is the case. how happy is german industry with what's happening with the ecb and politicians at the moment? well, we talked a little earlier with one of the managing directors of the bdi. and he said they're quite happy with the ecb having bought time and they're confident the pressure will be kept on and doesn't see from his members that there's a credit squeeze right now. but hear it from himself. >> what i hear from germany, there is no intention for a credit squeeze. and i think if i may paraphrase what you've said, the question is not do we have to complete new system, but confidence. and the confidence is what makes or breaks this game in europe at the moment. >> clearly the ecb has bought time it for politicians, not for the first time. but i'm a little bit of a tr

. >> a stone's throw from the bdi meeting, beggars are out on the street. compared to the rest of europe, most germans are doing well, but the country is not prepared to simply foot the bill for others. chancellor merkel reassure business leaders that berlin would not hand out funds without conditions. >> guarantees must be met with checks and balances. anything else would leave europe back to a half where we have not learned from the mistakes of the past -- lead europe that to a path. >> economically, europe is moving ahead at different speeds with some countries in the north of the eu fairing quite well and others, mainly in the south of the continent, facing a severe crisis. stability programs rely foremost on german funding. >> we need to be patient and wait to see how effective the esm is before we talk about pumping more funds into it. >> the ecb president wants to go further. he tried to reassure german industrial leaders over his plans to buy of eurozone government debt. >> i too will help stabilize conditions in other markets, such as those for cor

angela merkel is speaking to a german business group bdi talking about how it's not going to be euro bonds as far as she's concerned, but we'll watch for more comments as she is still calling for more ire rop. mario draghi speaks at that conference at 3:00 central european time, so that should be 9:00 a.m. where you guys are. >> okay. we'll be watching. when we come back, more on the call that everyone is talking about this morning, that crazy end to last night's nfl game sparking new outrage about replacement refs. but mary thompson joins us with a new ad campaign on wall street. >> morgan stanley wealth management launching a new ad campaign today, but will this unit also launch a bit earlier than expected? we'll have that story coming up after the break. [ horn honks ] hey, it's sandra -- from accounting. peter. i can see that you're busy... but you were gonna help us crunch the numbers for accounts receivable today. i mean i know that this is important. well, both are important. let's be clear. they are but this is important too. [ man ] the receivables. [ male announcer ] michel