eric canter is lanti ilanding o feet. what do you make of this? is this sort of a bit of a reward? >> it definitely is. i mean, eric canter is a guy whose political base was wall street, and he was criticized that he lost by being too close to wall street. and this move where he's going to get paid millions of dollars over a several-year period just confirms can'tter was too closeo wall street at the time. he has every right to go out there and find work. what's interesting is what ellis is doing by hiring canter, they really haven't had an aggressive presence. one firm has reported no activity on their behalf so far, so this will be new for the firm and see if they can bring the heftier to town that they're hoping for here. >>> there is a rule that limits individual contributions. that rule has been struck down. is there more money than ever. >> we're going to see a ton of money coming into the campaigns this fall because of the unlimit spending you can have right now. we'll also see the influence of big stories writing enormous checks that they were limited to before, so fundrais

also stanford -- canter robert frank, that exhibit. >> robert frank is best known for "the americans.e "a book he created of photographs -- "the americans." a book he created of photographs, the gieg heiuggenh traveled in the 1950s. beautiful black and white photographs. what was special was they punctured the suburban fantasy of how america was all white and all perfect. what's great about the canter and the anderson collection both, these are free museums. >> all wanted to talk about a couple of exhibits with political overtones including one being producedry moatly from china. how is that -- how is that happening? >> well, he's a very skilled artist who's restricted from leaving china by the chinese government. he's a well-known political prisoner, imprisoned for 81 days at one time. now he can stay in his compound, he can travel a little bit. he's been extraordinarily critical of the government. but the foundation here, cheryl hanes' group, asked him to do this. he's going to honor both the military -- the fact that this was a great military prison and then a -- one of the toughes

the french are marching to mexico city without an cantering much resistance. that this would be horrible. for them to sweep into mexico city. and who knows what may have happened? but before they can get to mexico city they have to pass through town. what do we commemorate? they did not make it through the they were thrown back in essence they had to catch their breath to find a general who could win a major battle. and then to hear that horribly disappointing news so by the eastern front contrast it looks horrible but it was a major victory clear and decisive against the supremacy and monarchy. yen to be spontaneous conversations have to understand the context to be latino against the confederacy with white supremacy. so to celebrate cinco day mayo they were helping lincoln joined the army or the sun visors 1500 miles away how do they help? wear the silver rush had began in nevada and they realize they were digging gold but there were so for all of the borders to help them buy munitions to organize the first network of mexican organizations. 122 places that w

you look at their canter rates. why did eric canter get bounced out?se he didn't pay attention to his district. it's because people don't connect that to the job that they're supposed to do in congress. kpept with grim, there's some overlay that may come back to bite him. by enlarge, people have bifurcated trifurcated the congressional appeal. >> so if you vote pro-life and pressure your girlfriend into having an abortion, that's okay because it was off-campus? >> unbelievable. >> i'm not saying that's a problem, i'm just saying the voters are finding a way to parse and separate behaviors. >> how about mark sanford walking the re-election list in november without a care in the world. he might as well go out the appalachian trail in the last week. >>> anyway, joan walsh, thank you very much. michael steel, buddy, a lot of republicans tonight. we'll be right back. >>> let me finish tonight with this nfl thing and child beating. it seems to me that the mother did the right thing. the mother saw the welts on him and notified the authorities. the authoritie

inaudible) and association, and pacific inc, and yei engineers and the hispanic owned firm includes canter solutions and garcia and associates. this request if phase one of the scope of work which is estimated to cost, 250,000 dollars. is to begin our work on the engineering side in support of the finding efforts if the transportation authority satisfied with the work performed by the consultants for phase one, we may choose to move forward with the same team for phase two, and when funding is available. authorization of future phases, of work, will be subjected to the transportation authority, board approval. >> thank you. >> i have a quick question for you. >> could you explain to us about the financial impacts? >> so, the funding that we have from the hswa, and the grant that we have from mtc, plus the money that we get from tida basically fund the work program that we have set forward in our fiscal year, for 14/15 and next month, we will be coming in for an appropriation of 150,000 to complete the work program for the year, including the planning, governor ens and engineering work. >>

. >> the former majority leader canter has a new job, working for the new investment bank, he left congress after he lost his re-election bid in the primary. he searched seven terms for pennsylvania. and he will be the firm's vice chairman and managing director. >>> 1-800-flowers is buying another gift website, they purchased harry and david in order to broaden the asortment of gifts to choose from. the transaction is expected to close in october. shares of 1-800-flowers jumped 17% from today's news. the leader of one philadelphia charter school is asking teachers and parents today to continue supporting their education efforts, the walter palmer school in northern liberties is one of seven charter schools up for possible closure. classes still began today but the future hangs in the balance and mr. palmer himself talked about the concerns for his school today. william hite sent a letter to him in may saying that the school did not meet financial standards and that the process will continue. >>> it was the first day of class in colonial's school district and it started off with a special vi

on the other hand michael canter re red a book saying we need more competition and less government. so kathleen, i agree with michael. you say obamacare is a great thing. >> i am looking at the number of people who have come in who before have had to choose between baying their rent and paying for healthcare or who couldn't get it because of preexisting conditions or other reasons. those plans that were not canceled weren't really good coverage. these were plans when you got really sick they were going to be gone. >> they were selling junk. >> well, that's okay, that's fine. if i am a 55-year-old gay man i am not worried about my maternity coverage. >> we are all in this together. do we want everybody to be insured? >> half of those are pushed to medicaid which really isn't that good insurance. roughly in exchange they were forced to get other type of policies. i can't buy the type of insurance i want today. in many cases i am pushed into an insurance plan that has a narrow network and may not include my current doctor. >> i wouldn't say we want everybody covered i want a free marke

. >> a former house majority leader canter has a new job, the director of the wall street company. he resigned from congress after the stunning defeat in the primary in virginia. a new york bank is facing charges that it discriminated against african-americans and not giving them mortgages and red lining. old practice. i hope it is not back. we have more on this. >> tony, the attorney general is saying that the bank denied serving an area of buffalo in new york and that place is home to 75% of the city's african-americans. he says that the lawsuit is one part of a wider investigation into red lining or blocking mortgages to minority communities. as more americans buy homes, some people in the city of buffalo are not getting a fair shot. >> i honestly never thought i would bring a red lining case, this is a problem we put behind us a couple of decades ago. it is really unfortunate that a bank resorts to this sort of practice. >> he's accusing evans bank to denying mortgages to the city's west side. >> we are will not tolerate racial discrimination in the state of new york. >> this i

canter raised $3 million from the security and investment industry in his career. cantor follows a long list of washington power players who cash in on wide receiver after working in washington. last weekend, geiter joined pinkus, he had a stunning upset by dave bratt, who had support from the tea party. >>> the politicians left capitol hill from their five week recess and when they return, there will be talk about re-elections. the republicans are expected to maintain control of that chamber. so most of the attention is on the senate, which has 36 seats up for grabs. republicans need to pick up six seats to pick up control from the democrats, which would give the gop control of both houses. polls show that democrats are under heavy pressure. so we want to look at what the gop would have to do to secure those votes. i spoke with kevin from the american institute, he served as an adviser to a number of presidential candidates, including george w. bush and senator mccain and mitt romney. and he said that the first test for republicans will come at the end of the mont

well, let's call it a jog, a canter to the exits. today samsung revealing that thing.s a new galaxy note edge smartphone. it's got a very unique side display. look at that phone to there, that smartwatch? it's got the curved screen. a virtual reality headset could gear we are. apple has its own gadget event scheduled for next tuesday, but samsung stealing a bit of the thunder here, and look what it's also stealing from apple. you see the previous session hitting a 52-week high, that was yesterday, today dropping or 4% to $98.98. if they finish be down more than 2.6%, it would be the sharpest decline innseven months. so all you have to see is see that hold. that's what you'll see for apple for the moment. the fed's so-called beige book, such a boring name, but it has the ability to move the markets. what it does is looks at economic conditions throughout the u.s., and it paints a relatively positive picture of the u.s. economy. let's get to peter barnes who we put it on you, peter, to read this thing. give us the details. we can't figure out if the fed and the beige boo

. >> that was a fun moment yesterday for a great cause at canter. lot of money. >> 12 million plus. >> fun hanging out with the celebrities there. let's do some final trades. >> loving these banks. i think citi will break out to the outside. >> watching financials. >> new corps. >> told you duffy was a trader at heart. >> i will say what we need to do is watch the interest rate market because interest rates effect every asset class. if we have a movement in rates it will affect the pricing of other projects. >> plays into many conversations we have had on the show. it's been great to have you here. >> have a great weekend. "power" starts now. >>> the second half of the trading day starts now. >> thank you very much. where will the price be right? retailers are lining up to make their moves on the new iphones. different pricing at different places. what kind of deals should you expect? that is 30 seconds away. job loss and recession. one bright mind on wall street is seeing signs of deflation and he is putting up some danger signs. and possibly a uni