is that correct? >> we have provided significant amounts of money but significantly less than we need. >> has your budget gone up or down in the last? >> budget has gone regularly every four years. >> how much does your budget decline. >> $850 million as the number of taxpayer goes up by 7 million. >> your budget has gone down $800 million in real dollars. >> yes. >> nom ninal dollar not include for inflation. >> that's the real number. >> that's amazing given our concern that we wouldn't be providing you with resources to try to turn this around and make sure this kind of thing doesn't happen again. >> the house mark for this year's upcoming fiscal year 15 cuts us by another $350 million in one fiscal year. >> yes. >> well, surely that will change in light of our deep and profound concern for what happened to lois lerner's hard drive. >> we have high hopes. >> well surely you've been called to these midnight sessions to try to see what help you need, right? >> you've been asked? . have you been skpee

is that correct? >> all of e-mails -- >> from june of '09 to april of '11. it raises many questions. now, you came on in december, right? >> yes, the end of december. >> and you were briefed about this whole situation at the beginning, i guess, of january. in february, you testified today you learned there was a problem recovering some of the e-mails. is that correct? >> i learned there was an issue with her e-mails and there was a problem with the dates. >> but then in march what troubles me is you came to us and said last week you informed the committee and others we believe we completed our production to the ways and means committee and all of the documents that are asked for, and this is to us here, and i hope the investigations can now be concluded in the future. you went through telling us how much money you spent and documents you produced. but nowhere did he hear until a few days ago that the hard drive crashed and this wasn't recoverable. the information we have is they briefed you in februar

correct? >> that is correct. >> but you know there was a sequence or numbering problem? >> correct. >> did you take any steps to find out what the sequence or numbering problem was? people say there is a problem almost always in my experience as a ceo. you say tell me about the problem. what does the problem mean? did you do that? >> no, i asked to be kept up day to day and 200 people were working on the issue. they said they would let me know and they did. >> so there is 200 people working on the problem of delivering e-mails and it took this long to find out that there were missing ones from lois lerner. >> it took until -- >> that is almost a year. >> from the time anybody thought there was a problem it took about two months. >> okay. so -- >> no body knew there was a problem last year. >> but you know there was inconsistency when you came before us. >> i know a problem was identified and under investigation. >> why is that you didn't answer when asked a dozen time will you deliver -- we ca

i have understood the correction is part of the correction and fund balance. >> can i ask the mayor's office to respond to that? department has indicated there is some technical adjustment by the mayor's office. i just want to make sure we know exactly what the ramifications might be. >> supervisor, kate howard, through the chair, as we know the mayor's office makes technical corrections to the budget during the board's phase. we have been working with the war memorial department to address this particular issue and as you know their budget is funded by both fund balance. essentially a general fund transfer as well as the revenue. and i think we've been working with director murray to kind of create to make sure the department has a stable set of funding sources over the coming years. we would be happy to work with her, with the controllers office over the next week to identify what amount could be returned to the general fund if there is, if not this whole amount. we were intended to company a whole technical correction later today on this issue. >> what would that technical correcti

at the holeman correctional facility in alabama, we met inmate, kenny wilson.e was housed in the prison's administration segregation unit. >> i had about five or six charges. main -- my most biggest charge is dealing with a teenager, which i was 16 and she was like 15, i believe. i ended up, know what i'm saying, just dealing with both of them, the mom and the daughter. came in 15 years, and i got 15 more. >> originally convicted of rape and theft, wilson earned his second 15-year sentence while behind bars after he brutally beat a corrections officer. >> ended up, just gave him -- cracked his ribs, his jaw. think i did something to his hips, too. broke his collarbone, too. to me it wasn't no thing, it was just prison. you don't come here and work here and think it's cake. no, he ain't die. he just won't be a correction officer no more. >> despite his attitude, some at holman are trying to help wilson turn his life around. >> i've known kenneth for several years. a long time. he's a young man with a lot of anger problems. he acts out through his anger. that's w

correct? >> when i say, we, the review team did that. i knew simply there was a problem in the way the e-mails were spread throughout the time frame. did not know the details of it. >> your testimony said, we, meaning the irs. >> the irs. >> now you're saying you did not know that so you were -- even though you're the commissioner you're not in the loop. here's the issue. >> good. >> going back and forth with you at the march hearing and you basically told him, we will get leadershipper's e-mails they're stored in servers -- what you said -- now, my question for you is, why say that if you knew, one there was a problem with lerner e-mails and, two, you knew the backup tapes were only saved for six months. why tell chafen you could retrieve it. >> at that time we had pulled all of the e-mails from her hard drive and put them in a server system known as clearwell; it's pool. it has -- >> i understand that. your testimony -- there was reason in mid-february there were not enough e-mails so whatev

is that correct? >> i am. >> i mean, i've got to tell you, at some point, were you just pulling your hair out over some of those things as your investigation churned through this information? let me -- specifically, you've got the binder in front of you. mine is not divided up into tabs but page 119. 119, 119 of the report. >> in your report. >> thank you. >> here's a paragraph, witnesses have inconsistent recollection as to whether the product investigations group became involved in the cobalt air bag nondeployment issues at this stage. everest reports in april 7 the fda transitioned the cobalt matter to the p.i. group where it was taken on by an engineer. document in the file indicate that he was working on the issue and a may 42007 status review planning worksheet states that he was scheduled to present on an issue described as cobalt air bag discussion item. he had no recollection of the involvement. i mean, right up to the point where they had an answer, and now this guy doesn't even remember wor

correct? >> the gentleman's time is expired, but you may answer. >> i did not indicate at that time because i did not know the nature of the problem. >> what you thought there might be a problem. >> the journalist time has expired. >> if you will please answer that question. >> vigilance time has expired. >> have testified before. at that time i did not know the nature. that is that there was a question being investigated. >> at thank the gentleman and apologize. >> did deceive would -- the official record or that the irs is necessarily thinking that all these famous as a part of the official record relevant to the bar records at. e-mails critical, and i feel like it is absolutely unacceptable that a government agency with such a critical public mission on looking at a report it addresses the inadequate in no preservation procedures across government. i would like to ask unanimous consent that this be included in the record. >> without objection, so ordered >> i would like to hear what steps y

is that correct? >> right. but if you look at the switch, cylinder and key and you look at how it works as a system, it's been validated to not only talk about the issue that you're talking about about turning, but also the potential knee interference. both have been validated. >> what will the torque specification that the new switches will make? what is the new torque specification? >> the specification is 20 plus or minus five, but the more important thing to look at is the overall performance of the system and that's what we've done. >> is that 20 newton centimeters? >> yes. >> and do you know how gm arrived at that specification? >> that was a specification, but we've gone back and tested extensively with varying levels of keys on rings with varying heights of -- size of people. it's been an exhausting testing. >> here's the concern. when the committee interviewed several gm engineers, they all told us they had no idea of the basis for that specification. and gm has received multiple reports indi

. >> every week, dozens of new inmates arrive at limon correctional facility. a level 4 prison located on the barren plains of eastern colorado. [ livestock moos ] the prison sits on 320 acres and houses inmates in six different living units. >> the type of offenders that we have at limon are violent offenders. 64% violent. 244 are serving a life sentence. limon has had a reputation of being a violent prison amongst the offender population. they do tend to send the majority of violent offenders to limon. >> it's crazy how cold it is. >> i'm too damn skinny for this. >> oh, my god. last time i was on tv, they were chasing me. >> put your arms up. put your hands behind your penis. >> all right, ears. hair. armpits. >> as a level 4 facility, limon houses many of colorado's most dangerous inmates. while some of today's arrivals are new to prison, others have been through the process numerous times before. one in particular comes with a reputation that precedes him. >> we have one coming off the bus going straight to segregation. that would be inmate timothy schreib

and so the corrections found it, made a law, that made it a felony. then that's when i stopped. >> coming up on "lockup: raw." the most violent confrontations behind bars. cell extractions. >> tell you to back up to the door. if you back up you're a bitch. @ñ >>> some of the most dangerous confrontations in prison happen when correctional officers are forced to extract an inmate from his cell. extractions are carried out by specially trained teams of correctional officers according to exact guidelines. >> i'm officer allen. i'm the number three man on the team. i'm responsible for controlling the inmate's left arm. i will use the least amount of force necessary. >> the entire process is carefully choreographed and videotaped for the protection of officers and inmates alike. >> open the door. step out. >> when we visited the kentucky state penitentiary we met inmate duane harper who had a long history of forcing officers to extract him from his cell. >> i'll fight sometimes, i'll argue with the guards but i'm not violent. i've done a lot of time. i've

it's all over the vehicle, michael, but the correction is -- the correction is what you do to the process. anybody who builds cars creates problems. there are always problems that are created in the production of a car but you have to have a process that corrects that before the vehicle leaves the corporation's hands. >> my interview doesn't stop there. next, what happened when he went to sue gm and how he believes all of the horrific crashes and deaths could have been prevented. >> if that had been corrected in '98, if we had done a complete check of all our procedures and found out how safety defects were getting through, none of this would have happened. and it's pretty simple. and now telcos using hp big data solutions are feeling the love, too. by offering things like on-the-spot data upgrades -- an idea that reduced overcharge complaints by 98%. no matter how fast your business needs to adapt, if hp big data solutions can keep wireless customers smiling, imagine what they can do for yours. make it matter. cut! [bell rings] this...is jane. her long day on set starts with shoulder pai

is that correct? >> that is correct. >> and that they pay ameritrade for the orders. is that correct? >> that is correct. >> in that we give nonmarketable orders for those that are eligible for rebates to exchanges. >> that is correct. >> is it correct they receive payment either from a whole sale aoker or from an exchange as rebate on nearly every trade complete? nearly every trade completed. >> tdma or chair to receive two payments. one is the commission paid by the customer. the other is from a venue where the trade is executed. to the side rather an exchange or a wholesaler has divided this? do you make this decision? >> we have committees that would make that decision. >> we have a best execution .ommittee >> can different brokers reach different conclusions about which venue offers the best execution? yes. i think what is going to drive the decision as to what is the best execution is the client. if a retail client puts in a market order, they are telling us they want a quick, timely execution a

. >> that's what i asked correct the binge out lighting and maybe mr. doris thank you can come up. >> i can't tell from this. >> good evening, commissioners the latin-american is led step lighting as directed done on the department of education deck not directed out in my direction. >> where are they located. >> in the firewall on the other side of the barbecue. >> their directed down not up in my direction. >> thank you. >> any additional questions. >> no, thank you. mr. sanchez >> thank you scott sanchez planning department i don't see a permit from 2010 the first permit is from 2012 the neighborhood verification goes to owners and couldn't and provides 2011 plans based on the dr application in their dr application they clearly state their opposition is to the roof-deck i'll say during the 2013 dr they filed it in response to the dr notification based on the roof-deck had there been no roof doishg deck on the plans during the dr their won't have westbound opposition. in regards to the other issues the roof-deck is set back 50 feet with regards to bay

am i correct or incorrect? >> that is correct. the regulation provides your primary purpose has to be social welfare. >> let me ask you this. can you describe the process that the irs currently uses to determine a 501(c)(4) group is really a social welfare group, or is engaging in inappropriate amount of political activity? is that an intensive process that requires a lot of money, requires a lot of manpower? explained. >> it is a consultative process. we have 1,006,000 tax exempt organizations -- >> how many? >> 1,600,000 total of which somewhere in the range of 100 or one 50,000 rc for social welfare organizations. a lot of them, people of nothing to do that. women were stationed applies for exempt and, the historic process has been their activities or proposed activities will be determined on a facts and circumstances test and then there are a long set of examples and complicated regulations that describe how to determine the amount of activity that is social welfare activity and what kinds of activities and the facts and circu

i have no idea why he wants to do this. >> while schrieber has been repelling correctional officers,another inmate has been accused of hitting on one. >> hanson was giving unwanted attention to a new female staff member. he was talked to about it repeatedly and it's progressed to a level where he has been removed from population and put in the hole and they're investigating this. >> i'm currently housed in deep segregation for investigation. there was new female staff that started over in unit 4, and my job over in unit 4 was the unit clerk. and they were saying that i was spending way too much time in the office with the new female staff, and i explained that i don't spend anymore time in there with her than i did with any other officer. >> but according to rookie office dawn mcdaniel, hansen did more than spend too much time in the office. >> it was kind of over a couple of day period. just, you know, nonchalant questions here and there and, you know, asking me if i had a man, he'd make me happy, and just out of the blue he offered me a ring and said it was mine if i wanted it. and

correct. it's not the end of the war. at the end of wars, we do exchange prisoners. if the white house thinks we're at the end of the war, have them tell that to the 30,000 troop who is are still in afghanistan. the 10,000 that will be there it for the next two years or so. so we're not at the end of the war. >> you're saying there's still troops over there, still going to have that force into the foreseeable future. are you saying basically -- is your concern with the safety of americans left over there? >> my concern is the rhetoric that e we did this because it's the end of the war. it's the end of the war in the white house's mind. they are trying to empty out guantanamo. i understand those motivations, but to assert that we went to get this guy, we traded up for this guy because it's the end of the war is nonsense. >> so one of the arguments that's being made and there was this classified briefing held with senators on wednesday night this week and some of this has leaked. there's some di

. >> i believe that's correct. >> the fbi does, correct? >> yes. >> yes. so when the inspector general undertakes an investigation of the irs, they are only going to be able to interview the people who are there. if there's somebody outside the irs who may have been involved or have information, the inspector general falls short. they can't even do that with vo inspector general. the ig doesn't have the ability to arrest people. >> i wasn't to be helpself. >> ms. o'connor you know the basic things. the five things i ask you will be simple. the ig cannot go arrest someone, right? >> trust what you're say bug i haven't reviewed the ig act. >> we both know the fbi can, correct. >> yes. >> excellent. warrants. the ig does not have an ability to execute a warrant. the fbi does. the difference here is the fbi can go seize things where the inspector general has to request them like we do and ask things to be delivered to them so the fbi can actually to in and take hard drives and materials that could lead them to an investigation, the ig is a resp

and whenever that has happened in the past, we've always seen some correction, and i think the correction will be very healthy, to have a 10% or 15% correction. >> okay. >> we'll go back to mean and we'll start back up. and i actually think that after the elections, we're going to see, you know, 10%, 15% gains on the markets from the beginning of the year. >> jeff cox, you have the rise in gold, you have the situation in iraq, you have oil going higher, you have, you know, all these potential disrupters. and yet, the market just continues to meander on here. >> yeah, well, here's the great equalizer, bill, something i reported on today. first quarter this year, companies bought back $160 billion worth of their own shares. that's a 60% increase. it's the second highest quarter ever. now, i think a lot of folks thought that going into this year we'd start to see maybe a little bit of unwinding of this trend, where companies devoted so much cash and so much borrowed money to share repurchases and share reductions, but we're not seeing that. so, who's that good news for? it's good news for pe

and, so, the corrective action that the city had implemented was to assign all contracts by the city to deputy director of finance and initiation to assist the sister agency in their accounting and financial reporting functions. so, we believe that the finding has been corrected and during fiscal year 2012-13 we did not see similar issues. >> do you actually have an extra copy of the report? i can't read it on my screen. >> yes. we have a copy issued ahead of time. >> the powerpoint? >> yes, the powerpoint and each of the reports. >> thank you. >> um-hm. the second, the second comment that he we had from the previous audit was an informational comment that related to a new pension accounting center and the [speaker not understood] system has to implement during the current fiscal year, fiscal year 13-14 and for the city as a whole the next fiscal year 2014-15. so, we wanted to bring that to your attention because it does require a lot of effort and planning ahead of time. the retirement system is required to implement the new accounting standards because it relates to its pension ben

the corrected data out.failed to double and triple check the data. i would say in a moment of haste, that is why they had to make two corrections. >> thank you very much. kenneth kim, joining us from stone and mccarthy. he caught today's error in the ism's first report. another report alleging that billionaire investor carl icahn, golfer phil mickelson, and las vegas gambler billy walters are under investigation by u.s. authorities for insider trading. the reports have sparked reaction from the legal and the sports world. we have the former security exchange commission enforcement attorney. i am glad to have you here. do you think you can make this up or is this something that can only come from the government? how did this happen? how do you describe this to people? >> there is no validation or clarification that carl icahn has been served with any subpoena or any other breach by the sec. we started investigations and we always started from the bottom and worked to the top. >> you didn't start by looking at

. >> that's correct and to the two other issue. >> that's correct. >> okay. then no discretionary appeal no discretionary review was filed. >> that's correct. the appellant in this case filed on appeal on the sequa determination in april and we subsequentially >> april of this year. >> april of last year this was the first of two sequa appeals and they never had notification on the permit so see if there were any discretionary review and the eventual date was the sequa hearing was last year. >> okay. thanks. >> thanks. >> question for mr. duffey along the same lines to clarify that. >> the demolition permit has a more stringent modification of notification requirement. >> that's correct. >> what's that radius wise. >> 3 hundred feet the notification. >> thank you. >> we a may need to check that my recollection without checking the code the notification for after issuance from dbi or prior to or during review. >> your notification goes out before you issue? >> we notify when the permit is issued as well the demolition the 311 notification during the process an

but the correction -- the correction is what you do to the process. anybody who builds cars creates problems. there are always problems that are created in the production of a car. but you have to have a process that corrects that before the vehicle leaves the corporation's hands. >> my interview with bill mcaleer doesn't stop there. what happened next when he went to sue gm and how he believes all the horrific crashes and deaths could have been prevented. >> if that had been corrected in '98, if we had done a thorough check of our of our procedures and found out how safety defects were getting through none of this would have happened. and it's pretty simple. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals, antioxidants, and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. [ bottle ] ensure®. you wouldn't have it she any other way.our toes. but your erectile dysfunction - it could be a question of blood flow. cialis tadalafil for daily use

pro-peel provided proposed corrections >> mr. propel handed me a document i haven't looked at it i'm comfortable in looking at the changes. >> do you have it. >> yes. would you like to see it. any objections in hearing the corrections? >> okay. i'm going to ignore the grammatical correction but on page one section 2 public comment the first paragraph the word complaint is misspelled on the first and last line it should be complaint instead of compliant. package 2 the first full paragraph at the top the complainant was not present add a semicolon after the word present the next line after rec and park put department and the next paragraph the top line after california add the word public. on the paragraph that begins with d c a white the third line second word change the word to and. >> i don't know about that one. >> i'm sorry. right forget that one sorry. >> you know, i'm not sure this is the right way to go about this i mean, if he's not here to discuss this if it were one or two changes maybe but i'm not inclined to have this

would that be correct? >> congressman, at the time it was written we may not have understood there was an integrity problem. if it were to be written right now once the investigation is complete, i would expect to see that. >> i was just trying to understand your process more. i think you and i yield back. >> thank you, congressman. >> thank you, mr. chairman punishing. thank you for being here. we know based on delayed data released that 46,400 veterans who enrolled into the health system in the past 10 years haven't received appointments and that more than 86,200 veterans have been waiting more than 90 days for the first appointment at the va medical facility. unconscionably senior executives who oversaw health care facilities with manipulated data were awarded bonuses based in part on faulty wait times. and as doctor winstead said, clearly demonstrating a lack of integrity, as an emergency physician i'm appalled by the thought of the officials covering up the fact that they are not providing much-needed

. >> that's correct. the request came from the port it was a multi department meeting headed up by oewd and the mayors task force and they discussed this exemption and 3 others 2 of which are in the packet but the port was the one that was put that forgot and there was a concern that is smaller tenants on port property would have a little bit more trouble matching the needs around the local hiring and prevailing wage and about local hire >> okay. >> the second exemption for projects for special events where the special event is 3 days or few consequent or no one consequent things like 2 day events in the park or where the event is lessons e.r. less than that 3 days. the third exemption is for construction projects where it's fund by a donors agent where the gift agreement didn't require the city funds to be used for construction and the workers be paid the same prevailing wages. those are in the package you have before you >> and this last project in particular evading the work on the playground; is that

first prescription free at mybreo.com >>> during his short time at the limon correctional facility inorado -- >> i'm not saying anything. >> timothy schrieber has gotten on the nerves of staff and fellow inmates alike. >> you dumb [bleep]. >> he says a case of boredom led him to spit on the window of another inmate's cell. but that has come with a price. >> they call it assault and put me on special control. >> special control is locked up for 72 hours. they're stripped of their property with the exception of their boxers. if they're compliant when the put them on special controls and just go for the ride and follow the rules, they'll start getting their property back one piece at a time. if not, he won't receive anything. he'll just have his blanket and that's all they have. >> but even after 72 hours on special control, schrieber's behavior hasn't improved. >> he's still acting out, still yelling, still trying to disrupt the other offenders. he has been on for 72 hours, so by policy, we do have to give him a shower. >> shreiber, we know you're still on special control and we're goin

>> i think the corrections officials remove a prisoner from the population the correction official assumes a higher sense of well-being because of this debilitating effects of this isolation. especially where it's not punitive. it's long-term administrative, preventive, i suspect the case in the pelican bay case, that's what california will claim, there is no reason for the prisoner to experience those kinds of punitive effects. there is no reason why the inmate should not have a normal bed, access to television or radio if the prisoner does not have contact with other inmates, then he should have contact with staff. it becomes the obligation of the prison to bring in recreation specialists to facility higher family visiting. once the i the inmate has served the punishment, there so no reason why he should not have access to telephone calls. there is no excuse to prevent an inmate access to daylight. and he should be given the greatest opportunity to go outside and to recognize create. >> let me turn to david at this point because it's been described as constitutional issue under the eight

>> that is correct. as part of the application, at&t did provide the sample letter along with individuals that they have contacted. >> just what i don't understand is that alternative that's being raised by the appellant considered to be sort of a more preferred method. is that from your standpoint? >> if at&t is able to enter into some agreement with private property owner and placed this facility onto private property, we would not be in front of this body. >> right. it takes it out of your problem? >> that is correct. >> all right. so just private contracts separated out so that it would then not have to involve the city in this type of dispute. is that right. in terms of figuring out where the most appropriate placement would be for this type of smf. >> they most likely need a building permit for the connections and such. they might have to go through planning and building in this case. >> okay. that's helpful. thanks. >> thank you. >> mr. quan, on that question, i thought they needed this box in pro

>> correct. >> okay. so under -- just to clarify then, the differential between -- your difference between general clinic, which i know is at san francisco, but what about the primary cares that are community clinics and are we charging a facility charge on top of the professional charge? >> so for the primary care clinics, the difference is less significant than it is for the hospital because we set our rate so that we can show what our comparison is and we can build that into our cost calculations for medical and others. so we do have rates for those clinics, but in terms of professional fees for our own doctors >> yes, that's correct. >> okay. so on the primary care side for our own clinics, i would hope that the same type of study would be done so that we would stay within the parameters of the norm. >> yeah, and we will take a look at that and again, like i said, it's a little bit less of a central issue for the primary care because the bulk of our primary care charges were not receiving private comm

i wouldn't say he's wrong, but we are due for a correction.nger time period so i wouldn't disagree with him. >> okay. >> i think the pullbacks are coming in and you have to keep a little bit of powder dry or else it's a little ignorant. >> so long as they haven't gone extinct. >> be sure to stick around and catch more of steve grasso coming up with the "fast money" crew here at 5:00. they will be speaking exclusively with the ceo of dexkom who will go head to head with the new app, a health kit they just unveiled at the developer's conference. don't miss a moment of that. the story everyone is talking about, the prisoner swap that led to the release of sergeant bowe bergdahl and continuing to draw fire. here's the video of actual handover and steve handlesman joins us from washington with the latest. hi again, steve. >> reporter: thanks, this is shining a spotlight from the perspective of the white house here in washington, an up welcome spotlight on what's become a full-blown crisis for the obama straight but everyone acknowledges when you lo

>> correct. >> wow! >> the phoenix downtown clinics' near list, the waiting time started at 477 days. and worked its way down. there are roughly 55, 56 patients per page. i don't believe it dropped down to the levels in the hundreds that the oig report was talking about until somewhere after page 8 or page 9. >> all right. dr. mitchell, i think you'll agree this is something for a criminal investigation. would you not? >> yes. >> doctor mitchell, thank you so much for what you've done for being a whistle blower. the veterans thank you as well. thank you. >> thank you for having me on. >>> and coming up, more fallout from the v.a. scandal. they all say they didn't know. do you believe it? that's next. w $ >>> more outsxrag disbelief in the v.a. scandal. sadly, no hearing will change the state of the vets who have died waiting for care. with me now, good evening, congressman. you are not only a congressman, you are a physician, a veteran, you questioned the v.a. officials in the phoenix scandal. i don't kn

so the corrections are two, 145 detach k on page 46 at the top of the page correction the national black anthem amendment to read 14540 and also one hundred 45 on packages 62 and 63 this resolution is being withdrawn. >> thank you, mr. steel i believe that commissioner mendoza-mcdonnell. >> i have a couple of items to sever k one, k-12 and k 13 i don't need staff to stay i think it deputy superintendent can answer my question. >> my oh. my items severed by the superintendant is vote that's all great. roll call vote there the section. item h this is been moved and seconded on may 13th may i have a reading of the resolution >> commissioners we have deborah library we have our chief affidavit golden. >> good evening. i'm david golden the chief officer the principle was supposed to be here as well, she left to put her children to bed. so i'd like to read the resolution i'd like to say to have the drafters of the resolution follow the protocols it had a first reading and would have gone to a buildings committee for decision there was not a building grounds meeting because because i heaped to

david: -- a real, full correction yet. does that worry you at all?no, because there is still a lot of skepticism and anxiety in this market despite the advance over this period without a correction. look at the fund flows. you still have money going into bond funds. anyone buying a bond today, a u.s. treasury at 2.5% is not expressing confidence, optimism, euphoria, greed, none of the above. they're afraid out of their minds. cheryl: all right. and you know what? you both are saying, look, you know, despite the tact we haven't had a correction, to david's point, david, you say that -- this is to david richman, that there's still going to be a lot of drivers this the market that are going b tock kind of positive, but you're going small cap, medical, you're not playing that larger index, if you will, david. why? >> we're actually playing both. so we do think the economy and earnings are good, as your previous quests have said. we think that the globe is awash in liquidity, and we think the u.s. is a safe haven. so i think that prevents any real concern

>> that is factually correct. >> these leaders included gm ceo's. correct? >> correct. s. barra, you -- mrs testified you did not know about the problems with the ignition switch until december 2013? was an eightre nation switch issue on january 31. >> december 2013, right? >> january 31, 2014. >> the director of vehicle safety in your department made decisions in 2000 four about the stalling being a safety risk. did she ever share those findings with you, yes or no? >> no. >> a senior gm executive brought in to find out solutions to the airbag problem in 2012 new about the problems and he reported directly to you. did he ever share his knowledge with you? to me aported directly portion of the time and then he no longer reported? >> did he ever tell you about these problems? >> no, he didn't. >> you have made structural changes at gm. but the company culture is what concerns me as well as the chairman. the problems i have identified today are not problems about who reports to who, but a culture that encourages people not to outk their sticks -- necks and report things. yes

for tonight's politically corrected i'm correcting texas governor rick perry a recent episode of fox and friends perry made a ridiculous claim about the current immigration crisis is taking place at our borders is what he had to say. we have a record high numbers of other than mexicans being apprehended at the border these are people that are coming from states like syria that have substantial connections back to terrorist regimes and terrorist operations so we're seeing all right that the u.s. border patrol seeing record numbers of apprehensions of people not from mexico crossing the mexican u.s. border but that's always right according to official u.s. immigrate. and customs enforcement data from october two thousand and twelve through september two thousand and thirteen whole lot of syrians coming into america at the mexican border in fact when it comes to removed people by citizenship syria is not even on the list nor does any middle eastern or arabic nation make that top ten list from. behind mexico most of the people are from central american countries like guatemala honduras a

those are the correct -- those are the correct procedures. those are the correct procedures. but if the leader of the opposition's contention -- if the leader of the opposition's contention was that direct vetting could have gotten to the bottom of couldon's conduct at the news of the world then he should be clear about what levison found. he found this. the process of considering mr. couldon for dv status would not have involved a detailed investigation, a phone hacking of the news at the world. that undermines the entire case that they had been trying to make all warning. i know you don't agree with it. i know he is so desperate not to talk about the economy or unemployment, not it atalk about the deficit but you can't rerun an inquiry that's already taken place. >> mr. speaker, so now it is clear from the prime minister -- now it is clear from the prime minister. i will tell him, it is failing for standing up and doing the right thing. that is what the prime minister has done. so now we know the rule of this prime minister is the buck doesn't stop here and he blames the ci

>> correct. i guess i'm still holding out hope. 48 hours we might be able to -- >> i would say on behalf -- for myself -- it's just so important this service be out this. i ride it all the time. it's just vital. for some people it's an inconvenience if the bus doesn't show up, for others it's very critical. i hope we can get this resolved as soon as possible and keep as open mind as possible and i hope the union does as well. meeting is adjourned. (clapping.) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i think we have more companies anywhere in the united states it's at the amazing statement we're not trying to be flashy or shocking just trying to create something new and original were >> one of the things about the conduct our you enter and turn your your back and just so the orchestra. the most contrary composer of this time if you accountability his music you would think he's a camera come important he become ill and it was crazy he at the end of his life and pushed the boundary to think we're not acceptable at this point for