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clf, services that help people in the community so they are not institutionalized. it did you tell -- does that at a very low cost. members asked supervisors for additional funds for the cls which were granted in june. finally, the council met on thursday july 10th, members of the kouj -- council and agencies have been lobbying for months for services for variety of services and people with disabilities. increased funding and revolving fund for elevator and sro's, protective services, nutrition and meals, food service and delivery, senior centers, housing services and ellis act eviction advocacy. there is a lot of things that are exciting that are happening. input from the community is needed. please come to our meeting. the lccc does not meet in august. the next meeting is on thursday september 11, 2014, at the born auditorium in the hsa building at 170 otis street. the second item in my report is to mention that a long time advocate for persons with disabilities and seniors and other groups was lost to us last week. viera passed away last july 9. th. she was an ad

neil: so what happens when a nation clf loose on top business leaders?president letting them have it in a very revealing exchange. if you look at what happened next for five years, those that don't have the right to complain or the folks at the top, saying that all the time he is just trying to stir class resentment. but feel free to keep your house in the hamptons and etc. and so jonathan, it sounds like you're a concerned. by the way when he talked about this, he gets right back in it. what did you think you meant. >> people criticize him for stirring up class warfare, but that's exactly what he does. >> his whole thing is to be the president of all americans, the upper 1%, protecting all of their rights individually. redistributing their lives in peace is fair. neil: i just wonder what that means when he is saying that essentially any of the ceos in general who challenge him are all hedge fund managers with a negative vision right either way, it's like saying all television anchors are idiots. [laughter] and you know what i mean. what do you think of

. >> scx, boardwalk, clf. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >>> halftime is over. "power lunch" and the second half of the trading day starts right now. >> we all know that scott and my golf game are much better in the dark, folks. >>> exodus, reports of oil workers and executives fleeing iraq, this as a new drama off the new jersey coast erupts as kurdistan and iraq bring their olympic fight just miles from where i'm standing right now in northern new jersey. >>> plus luxury brand fight ali baba. it's a big hour of pourer. sue is at the new york stock exchange. >> hi, ty. it sure is an hour of power. we're focusing specifically on the transports right now. the transports right now up 104 points on the trading section. jetblue, and kansas city southern some of the big pusher. as for the dow, up 52 points, the nasdaq is up about -- just under 1%. is the s&p 500 has -- seema is at the knead dab. we're going to star with bob pisani, you know the transports is one of my favorite indicator. if you're a dow theory follower, that bodes well for the dow jones industrial av

. >> scx, boardwalk, clf. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >>> halftime is over.he second half of the trading day starts right now. >> we all know that scott and my golf game are much better in the dark, folks. >>> exodus, reports of oil workers and executives fleeing iraq, this as a new drama off the new jersey coast erupts as kurdistan and iraq bring their olympic fight just miles from where i'm standing right now in

. >> clf. >> there's been a big bid. we've talked about it for a long time, right? we're talking about the iron names. we're talking about the steel names. and we've continued to see this. cliffs has been beat. it's been beaten down. there's some activists involved in there as well. i expect to see this stock somewhere here or higher over the next couple of weeks. >> speaking of beaten down, jp p jc penney, shares have soared 90%. is it still a bargain? we're going to talk about the jpmorgan analyst who made a bold call on that stock today. >>> then burger king considering a move to canada and maybe -- maybe -- buying tim horton's. it would be a whopper of a deal that could have a major impact across that industry. we're going to debate it next. >>> then, ralph lauren is going high tech with a new polo shirt that can monitor all kinds of data from an athlete. we're going to get a closer look from david lauren. it's all straight ahead on "the half" live from post 9. with all the opinions about stocks out there, how do you know which ones to follow? the equity summary