the next reader is summer brenner. . >> i'm going it read today an excerpt from anana, queen of heaven and earth. i wanted to say a few words about anana. this is the oldest literary work that we have. these are the cuniform tablets that were excavated in the late 1880's and early 1890's by the university of pennsylvania. tens of thousands of fragments of cuniform fragments. the story of anana starts in her adolescence. it travels through her journey as a queen and a goddess, and much of her story is devoted to the love, a very passionate love, for dimusi, who is a shepherd who she takes as her husband, lover and king. and this is called the return. a lament was raised in the city. my lady weeps bitterly for her young husband. anana weeps bitterly for her young husband. woe for her husband, woe for her young love, woe for her house, woe for her city. dimusi was taken captive in aruk. he will no longer bathe in aradu. he will no longer treat the mother of anana of his mother. he will no longer perform his sweet task among the maidens of the city. he will no longer raise his sword higher

and couldn't stop damian brenner. gave the win. he was 4-2 last year after returning from tommy johns surgery. nick franklin, he is at home. and the knicks like to say caner, we'll handle things. >> you got it. >> you're going to have another great year. >> another no, no? >> you know, play it cool in

we will then also hear briefly part from project sponsor from warren brenner and there will be an opportunity, colleagues, if you have questions to city staff on this topic. at that time we will then take public comment, and then we will proceed with disposing of the item that we have in front of us. so, unless there are any questions, the only thing i'd like to state at the outset, colleagues, last week, supervisors farrell campos and i described her during roll call some of the high-level points of this deal, but we look forward to hearing much more fuller explanation from ken rich. ~ i just want to state again a hearty thanks for everyone who got us to where we are today. someone who i do not think is with us today, but who is incredibly responsible for where we got was the mediator, lou gerardo who very a adroitly worked with all of us to move us forward. again, want to thank supervisors farrell and campos for all the time they put in, ken rich has spent an incredible amount of time over the last few years as will be apparent from his presentation. also want to thank dr. bronner, my cohor

i was trained as a monitorist bit great call brenner. the university of rochester, which is was a monitorist. i didn't get all that keynesian stuff until i went to princeton later on and i've tried to outgrow that ever since. market monitorists want the fed to target nominal gdp, they understand the turnover of money is sinking. they want the fed to get us 5% nominal gdp, not 3.5% to 4. is that fair? i want to credit them with what's due. >> what most market monitors with would say is what they want to target is the trajectory of nominal gdp. let's say you're shooting for 5% a year. so if one year it's 3%, maybe the following year you'd want to make it 7% to get it back on that path. >> i'm not so sure i buy into that. i'm not sure i buy into that. dan, weigh in on that. >> i know we're talking about your views of ben bernanke right now. jimmy p. deserves credit. he's been writing a lot on this longer than right-leaning economists have been saying. i am a nominal gdp targeter. the one major criticism of our viewpoint is it's nearly impos

now even if the judge rules for another trial, ann brenner who you saw on our show and attorney for friends knox, the odds of her being extradited are extremely small because of the double jeopardy law in this country which means you're not allowed to stand trial for the same crime twice. >>> as colorado prison chief tom clements was laid to rest today, there are new developments in the investigation. you may recall on friday we told you that shell casings found at colorado prison chief tom clements home were the same brand and caliber used in the shootout with texas police. well today a bliss ticks test confirms that the gun found with ex-con evan ebel was used in both shootings. officials are investigating a motive including his ties to the white supremest gang 211 crew that we told you about. the southern poverty law center say they have a record of incredible violence. if it turns out this gang ordered the violence, it may have gone further than any other hate group in the country. >>> there is a change in leadership. an algerian has been named as a new commander for al qaeda in the isl

let's bring in cnbc contributor dan greenhouse and randy brenner head of the alliance securities, andan v a crack at this, which market do you think it is, the blimp or something more dramatic? >> well, i have never been in a rocketship or a blimp and i have no idea what that third movie is, so i can't say, so our view is that the market will finish high higher. there is near term stuff to worry about. we have two charts and the first of which should be the s&p 500 going back five years or so, and you can see that there are periods of time in the short term, a pullback of anywhere from 5% to 7% or so before ultima ultimately pushing higher. there it is. we think that we are in the middle of the trend and it is likely to continue and that is corrobora corroborated in the short term here by how far the s&p 500 has been drifting from the two-day average. the last couple of times you have gotten this far away from the two-day moving average, there is a little bit. correction and right now it does not affect the longer term view, there is no reason why it should not happen. >> and hey, a n

they think this is an outrage and i want to talk to scott brenner about this. faa official. he is with gephardt government affairs. good to have you here this morning, scott. >> hey, martha. martha: we had an air marshal here the other day and a flight attendant the other day. let me tell you they are incredulous that this would be even be considered having lost friends on 9/11 to box cutters, small blades. they think this is a ridiculous idea. >> i'm empathetic with them, martha. once we secure the cockpit doors on all aircraft we eliminated that threat of smaller knives and things like that bringing down an aircraft. i applaud tsa for finally moving towards a risk-based initiative such as this where they're trying to focus on what is the greatest risk to bring down an aircraft? clearly a pocketknife will not bring down an aircraft. flight attendants i think are justified saying we're still concerned that something will happen to them but at the end of the day i really don't think that's our largest threat. i mean the more we can focus our resources at identif

andrew brenner, welcome. how's it going, national alliance securities. >> rick, i'm doing great.words in your write-up after the number that really struck a chord with me because it's the common conversation on the floor. viewers, listeners on radio, job splitting. andy, tell us what job splitting is. i know it's 340,000 and tell me your thoughts about it. >> well, here i'm going to start with today's number. today's number the headlines were just awesome. i mean this number is a great risk on number. you had payrolls up, nonfarm payrolls up 44% above the expectations to the rate down 0.2 but the good thing about the number is the continued skepticism as to what breaks up the number. and one of the things that people are talking about is the fact that obama care is causing people to split jobs. in other words, they'll hire people for 20 hours, they may show up twice and someone's in the payroll report. so we're looking into that. we don't have any real hard data on that right now. but if job splitting is one of the unintended consequences of obama care that could really juice up