there are two people bob stevens and ryan young who are here on this list to be reappointed and i'm willing to support both of their appointments and if there's any agreement we can try to figure out the other two seats. i had a chance to sit down but ryan didn't reach out but i'm in favor of sporting dr. caylee stevens. i make a motion we move sally stevens for seat 5. all right. i second, that motion >> can we take each seat one at that time. >> i can do it either way. there's a motion for seat 5 i guess for dr. stevens. while any objection that motion is moved >> i'd like to make a motion we support mr. marks for seat number 3. >> is there a second for that? >> is a i make a comment please first. so after refusing t resisting t applications and hearing from the folks that have been here i definitely seeing the things mr. marks would do well, but i don't want to miss out on the opportunity to appoint jennifer and russel i'm sorry. i'm not pronouncing his name. i think i appreciate those two in particular is the volunteerism around relishes as that relates to things that are important when

meetings and we set up a public display to make sure that the access to the information that steven and bob presented has an effect. the cultural heritage is the sustainable ability is really difficult i think in today's world to try to put your arms around those things but in general the people in the neighborhood have been concerned. and i hope i help support in strategy. thank you very much >> any other members of the public wish to speak on this item remember the first bell is the 90 second indicator. >> i would like you to please endorse this plan even though the population of the japanese and a japanese-americans maybe small we still have ties through the peace and get issues related to japan and japan town i look forward to our fulfill support of this. thank you >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm alicia. i'm representing the san francisco churchs in japan town. and i have raised my name family in japan town for over 25 years. right now i want to thank you four listening to us and one of the things coming up is the documents. i've been active in the community and right

market in today's "closing bell exchange," with danielle hughes, anthony chin, and steven wood from russell investments and bob pisani on the floor here of the new york stock exchange with us here today. how are we doing so far with earnings? >> we're doing pretty well. that's 71% of the companies that have reported already have beat expectations. which is great. kind of what we were expecting at divine. we were thinking we would come in a little bit better. but what's helped this has been the massive inflow of funds from investors into the global equity markets. about almost $20 billion last week came into global equity funds, which is a huge, huge number. i think that that probably mitigated some of the not-so-great news we heard from microsoft, ge, google, and even today mcdonald's, as well. >> anthony, the fund flows have picked up. is there or isn't there a great rotation? it doesn't matter. >> i think the great rotation is coming, and, in fact, believe it or not, from a historically perspective, stocks are cheap. if i use $110 on s&p earnings, that means my forward p/e ratio is around 15.4. so relative t

bob goodlatte is the chair of the how judiciary committee. with us on r being "news makers program." steven dinan.h what are the chances the house will pass comprehensive year?ation reform this >> i guess it depends on what your definition of comprehensive is. if that means a bill that has a broad pathway to citizenship for majority of 11 million which is what the advocacy groups have defined, i think the chances are very slim the house passes that. if you are talking about a bill a, either a single bill or group of bills that includes legal status for, he the congressman said for t youth and possibly legal status million est of the 11 and deals with the other two lanks, enforcement and the legal immigration system, i think it is possible. maybe 50-50 that -- for whatever that is worth -- that the house gets that done. the bigger question is whether and senate can come to an agreement if that does happen and there i would say the a very slim part. house debate between the and senate with the republicans? -- i think he is right when he says the ifficulty will be when the house -- whatever th

yesterday during the cost of steven "the rifleman" flemmi who claims bulger also strangled two young woman. >>> a second woman has come forward to file charges against bob filner. >>> in that six flags roller coaster death, according to the county medical examiner, about one minute into the ride, rosy esparza fell 75 feet and struck a support beam before landing on a roof. the ride remains closed until investigators determine what happened. >>> and cbs sports is reporting yankees third baseman alex rodriguez could be facing a lifetime ban from major league baseball. apparently now that the brewers ryan braun is out of the way, investigators are turning their main focus to rodriguez. >>> dramatic footage of this hot balloon ride. 11 in the basket and two were brought to a local hospital for minor injuries after that. >>> stocks overseas this morning, they are trading lower on news of a slowdown of chinese manufacturing. apple reporting 31.2 million iphones sold in their third quarter, which is better than expected and the company announced a stock buyback as well. apple is facing stiffer competition and lower than expected sales in china. >>> nascar retu

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the head of s.a.c., billionaire steven cohen, is facing civil charges of failing to prevent insider trading. the mayor of san diego, bob filner, says he's going to start therapy, amid growing claims he sexually harassed women. filner apologized today, after several women said he kissed and groped them, and put them in headlocks. the former democratic congressman said he will attend two weeks of intensive counseling. >> i must become a better person. and my hope is that becoming a better person i put myself in a position to someday be forgiven. however before i even ask- before i even think of asking for forgiveness i need to demonstrate that my behavior has changed. >> holman: filner is less than eight months into a four-year term as mayor. he rejected calls for his resignation. the swiss bank u.b.s. will pay $885 million to settle claims that it misrepresented the safety of mortgage-backed securities during the u.s. housing bubble. when the bubble burst, the value of the securities largely evaporated. under the agreement-- announced last night-- u.b.s. will make payments to the government- sponsored mortgage giants fa

steven benjamin. todd schneider by his side headed to court to ask the court to drop the embezzlement charges. they have set off a scandal that led a grand jury to investigate bobonnell and gift given to him and his family. schneider blew the whistle when he learned he was under investigation for taking food from the mansion. he said it was payment for services. his attorney said the whole case should be tossed out. he alleges the attorney general's office headed by ken cuccinelli sacrificed schneider trying to cover up other wrongdoing. cuccinelli's office was recused from the case in may but the special prosecutor told the judge he's done an independent review and finds sufficient evidence for charges against schneider >> i am prohibited from making any additional statements. >> reporter: someone was talking outside the court. an attorney who is now advising governor mcdonnell,000 navigate the political and legal firestorm. anthony troy spoke about allegations that taxpayer dollars have been used to buy food and drinks for the mcdonnell kids to take off to college. his analysis, there was no wrongdoing there. it was what any parent would do. >> every family s

stevens sonstevenson. that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >>> thank you at home for swr n joining us. happy tuesday from washington. here i thought the bob mcdonnell news was going to be the big political scandal news of the day. thanks a lot, anthony weiner. love bob mcdonnell. p.s., please save the next pictures of your genital's publication date from day i resign from office. yours truly, governor bob. wow. really? all in the same afternoon? okay. for the record, today is the day that virginia governor bob mcdonnell finally, finally admitted taking over $140,000 in cash for himself and his family from a virginia businessowner who's now under federal investigation. a company that received in return what virginia newspapers are calling special handling from the governor's office. after setting up a legal defense fund at the end of last week, after hiring a falanx of high-powered lawyers, after hiring a high-level crisis pr guy, the embattled governor of virginia today for the first time apologized. apologized for making the state a laughing stalk. said he was paying back some of the cash. which he says were loans. that said, the caterin

stevens sonstevenson. that is "all in" for this evening. "the rachel maddow show" starts right now. >>> thank you at home for swr n joining us. happy tuesday from washington. here i thought the bobing to be the big political scandal news of the day. thanks a lot, anthony weiner. love bob mcdonnell. p.s., please save the next pictures of your genital's publication date from day i resign from office. yours truly, governor bob. wow. really? all in the same afternoon? okay. for the record, today is the day that virginia governor bob mcdonnell finally, finally admitted taking over $140,000 in cash for himself and his family from a virginia businessowner who's now under federal investigation. a company that received in return what virginia newspapers are calling special handling from the governor's office.