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. >> hello, my name is kelly cutler and i am a voluntary at coalition of homelessness, a social worker, and i have been working with the homeless population in our city for a number of years, especially homeless youths and young adults. and i am opposed to laura's law. as a case manager i was consistently tasked with the challenge of connecting youth with social services to meet their needs. they wanted treatment, there were so many time and time again that wanted treatment, and it was an impossible task. i was constantly told that they were, you know, too ill, that they didn't have the services available. laura's law is to implement mandatory outpatient treatment. you see the problem with this when speaking about the homeless population. outpatient, housing is an important part of that. you are tasking social workers and service providers with an impossible task because we don't have the services available. look at the research. it shows that the housing first model with supportive services works. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, jennifer friedmont, director of th

cutler. >> >> he is the singer and guitarist of the chicago rock band. scott lucases here four years ago he performed the group scott lucas and the married men. is this friday night at the metro. foundation >> to be named later. prince committee focused programs to children in chicago. different bands all coming together for this could costo cause. >> the list goes on and on. a lot of local favorite certainly. everyone has gone to be performing solo like you are for us today. everyone will be performing together. that is what is cool. the only chance i ever got to meet them. even if you have your own great career which you do it is don't nice to meet someone else that you look up to. it is just good to see what happens when you get peanut butter and chocolate. he is a musician in addition. offshore a lot of fun last year. we're calling to let you play us to break. he will be performing again later in our show [music] [music] >> it appears to be up for grabs. the giants for making errors stop on the south side for a two game series. tied it with a to run

and again, we have worked diligently, both with oci staff, and with the cutler and the star and the artist community, at large. and to really make sure that within the envelope of this building we are accommodating all of the required needs as well as some additional needs including some of the things that i did not mention, such as a kilne room and a spray room. >> i will close my portion of the presentation by discussing the parking as we go forward with the construction, there are two projects that are occurring and there is the commercial kitchen that is on the lower left shand side of the site and following the kitchen there will be the artist building which is in the right-hand portion of the site. and i will because i can't read it here, i will refer to my notes. the items that we have labeled each of the parking locations and we have identified a specific number of spaces that can be accommodated in that square footage and the items there in red will be parking that will be in existence, during the what we are calling the interim period which includes the construction period, and w

. >> hello, my name is kelly cutler and i am a voluntary at coalition of homelessness, a social worker, and i have been working with the homeless population in our city for a number of years, especially homeless youths and young adults. and i am opposed to laura's law. as a case manager i was consistently tasked with the challenge of connecting youth with social services to meet their needs. they wanted treatment, there were so many time and time again that wanted treatment, and it was an impossible task. i was constantly told that they were, you know, too ill, that they didn't have the services available. laura's law is to implement mandatory outpatient tme

the bears added another quarterback to become jay cutler's back-up.tre dame q-b jimmy claussen was signed to a one year deal. he was originally drafted by the carolina panthers four seasons ago, but that didn't go as planned. clausen is now the 5-th quarterback on the bears roster, but he's not guaranteed to make the team. the beastie boys just defeated a monster. a jury in new york sided with the music group in a copyright violation case against monster energy drink. monster admitted it wrongly used beastie boys songs in an online video for five weeks. it offered to pay 125-thousand dollars, but the beasties demanded two million. the jury awarded the rappers "one point seven" million dollars. the popular film is returning to theaters this august as part of the show's 30th anniversary celebration. but that's not the only thing sony pictures has planned.. they're also are going to have special events.. new merchandise.. and a blu-ray set released as well. it's not exactly "hail to the chief," but one high school principal got his own theme music. a gro

elliott cutler is in the race, self funding. a three-way race in november might make a little easier for le page to win. >> the dow gained three to post its fourth straight record close today. the s&p 500 was down half, the nasdaq was up two. why full sentences on social media are so important. plus the senate candidate defends herself against charges that she failed to live up to a promise to potential constituents. the grapevine is next. i spent my entire childhood seeing the world in reverse, and i loved every minute of it. but then you grow up and there's no going back. but it's okay, it's just a new kind of adventure. and really, who wants to look backwards when you can look forward? >> from fresh pickings from the political grapevine. sometimes $20 million don't get you any respect. the koch brothers have donated that money to the united knee grow college fund. they are criticizing the fund for taking the money. ivy league professors said the money can do good, accepting it wrong. i feel the like the uncf is getting in the

in in addition to being the partner in the securities department of wertheimer, cutler, tricken, hail and dohr, ms. wertheimer is a member of the firm's securities litigation and enforcement practice group. she has advised clients in securities law enforcement investigations, regulatory and criminal and public inquiries, and cross-border regulatory proceedings. from 1981 to 1983, she was a law clerk for judge spotswood robinson of the u.s. court of appeals. she received a -- columbia university school of law. we will now swear in the nominees. please rise and raise your right hand. do you swear or affirm that the testimony that you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, help god? do you agree to appear and testify before any dually constituted committee of the senate? please be seated. each of your written statements will be made part of the record. before you begin your statement, i invite each of you to introduce your family and friends in attendance. mayor castro, please proceed. >> -- fortunate to be here today with my wife, erica, and i know th

cutler and not with you because, you know, the two parties really got me upset these days and i think it's time to sort of break the monopoly? >> well, actually, i'm the only candidate in this race that does have a proven track record to work across the aisle to get things done. when i was president of the maine senate, we had 17 republicans, 17 democrats and one independent. a lot of people thought it would be a nightmare. but it worked well because i brought republicans and democrats every morning to my office to go over the calendar. it brought in trust and opened communication. we passed a minimum wage increase not once but a two-teared system that was unanimous. we did bring people together. we put aside partisan politics and were able to get things done. i have a proven track record and we'll continue to do that throughout the campaign. and i've brought that down here as a members of congress. we've been working very well together on the veterans affairs committee. >> do you think your first name of congressman is an asset or liability in this race? >> people in maine, they know

businessman elliott cutler is self-funding.think he will take votes from the democrats and ultimately end up helping will he page get reelected. we are now just about 26 states completed. so more than half of the country has got their primary nominees selected and we are still a long way away from the general election. but thus far, the tea party has not been winning the types of elections it did in 2010 and both the tea party and the establishment are saying it's because of the right in general is now electing winnable candidates. dana? >> carl, i have got one question for you because i know that nights like tonight are some of your favorite like christmas and easter, birthday and everything all rolled into one. you like politics and campaigning so much. can you look ahead a couple of weeks from now to mississippi where that big race between thad cochran and chris mcdaniel is coming down to the wire? what do you think about that one? >> it really is is the long knives have been out in that race for a long long time. the establ

and then there's eliot cutler, an independent who lls beat lepage four years ago. he has made some enemies, calls legislators idiots, telling the naacp to, quote, kiss my butt, and comparing the irs to the gestapo, and he memorably said this of one state senator. quote, he claims to be for the people, but he's the first one to give it to the people without providing vaseline. ladies and gentlemen, the governor of maine. can the three-way race save lepage. and michaud's bid opened up the second district state in that state. it's the largest geographic district east of the mississippi, actually. two democrats from the state senate, emily kaine, backed by emi emily's list, and troy jackson, are competing for that one, to take on whichever republican wins the nomination. and again, there's an open seat. should be fairly competitive, particularly in an off year. as i said, we'll be talking to two virginia candidates in just a moment. but first, i want to go to my colleague, nbc's perry bacon. he is leiv for me in spartanburg, south carolina. and perry, it is remarkable,

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. >> i asked sandy cutler why eaton is in dublin? is the annual meeting at a beautiful four seasons that i got a very big discount using travel zoo at one point. is answer is, we are not there is when you ask sandy. we're not there. they are as cleveland as the indians are. long-suffering. eaton's not. it doesn't matter. you get away with it because you can. it's congress's fault. you're supposed to try to avoid as much tax. it's your patriotic duty. the code is clear. you should not pay more than you need to. the code is clear. >> right. >> these guys are doing exactly what the code says to do. who is to fault them? not me. >> nope. >> they are bringing it out, making money for shareholders, doing the rieg thing. >> this will be one of many engines behind the robust merger and acquisition market. i can tell you i'm expecting a lot more deals between now and call it the end of summer. typically a fairly quiet time. not quiet. >> did we spend time or not enough on this level three time warner tell? there are people talking about anoth

wertheimer is a partner in the secretaries department of wormer, cutler, park esh, hill, and dor to the position of inspector general. she brings her experience representing audit committees and awaiting procedures in appliance standards for financial institutions. it is essential that fhfa had an ig providing strong oversight of the fhfa's work relating to conserve toreship of fannie mae and fannie mac. he also has an important roll monitoring the fhfa's oversight of the federal home loan banks. ms. wertheimer will bring extensive experience to the position of sector general to ensure that fhfa has fulfilled its mandates set forth by congress. i now turn to ranking member tore his opening statement. >> thank you mr. chairman. before us today are two nominees to two very important positions. mayor castro to be secretary of housing and urban develop emt and ms. laura wertheimer to be the inspector general of the federaled financial agency. both positions will have strong impact on housing and housing finance in this country. i look forward to learning what the nominees will bring to each

ethics, and i agreed that i would recuse myself entirely from any matter in which my law firm, wilmer, cutler, pickering hale and dorr, appears before the agency or before the fhfa oig. so not just limited to oig matters. and that i would also recuse myself from matters in which my husband's law firm, mayer, brown and platt, appeared before the fhfa or the fhfa oig so that there was no appearance issue with respect to my husband's law firm. in addition, i agreed to refrain or to recuse myself entirely from any matter in which clients of mine, with whom i had worked on matters, if they were represented by another law firm, for example. if they were to appear before the fhfa or fhfa oig, even on matters unrelated to matters i had advised them on, that i would recuse myself for a period of -- i believe it's two years. and, last, there were several items in our portfolio that because of potential appearance impropriety issues we agreed to divest within 60 days of my appointment, if that is to occur. >> senator crapo. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mayor castro, the fha insurance fund has been underc

cutler. lead it was a compliment very hard to take a lead to get along here a plug that had sex with her there's no let's play. lists and lists lead. lists. limit. i've seen enough volunteers. i want to meet professional aid workers. people told me to go to ramallah eight headquarters of the west bank i've seen pictures of vermonters a child a place with lots of tanks after all it wasn't that long ago that yasser arafat's compound a couple days to hear. that instead i found a five star hotel and lots of cocktail positive people relaxing after a hot day say. i could have been anywhere in europe. people say it's a golden cage and that's actually what it is but it's not so much for us like the golden cage because we can go come back as we like it's not that different from places where in europe. so. it's not just. i it was in one of the past that i had to know how similar it came up in janine funded by a german foundation. cheney misname for being the heart of the resistance and there are report

cutler. the such. cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want.hello there i'm marinated this is boom bust and these are some of the stories that we're tracking for you today first up george at celgene is on the show now celdran is an advocate for free banking which is something that he says what eliminate the need for private national regulation altogether sounds pretty good to me we're going to hear it from him then we have antenna for on the program now down pettifor is that down with earlier today to discuss how did how did these wages and the boom bust cycle she ever so tight a little shout out in the u.k. economy now is the u.k. in a boom right now he tells us coming right out and in today's big deal edward harrison and i are discussing the fifteen dollar minimum wage battle and how rock star economist thomas piketty gets into it all it all starts. with. our lead story today home ownership now it's become apparent that it's pretty much impossible to talk about homeownership today without mentioning the housing crisis and sadly its effects ar

cutler's i'm going to finish line of the marathon. thank. you. for. six we welcome aaron eight and abby martin to have a terrific hosts on the our team network. it's going to give you a different perspective give me one stock tip i'll never i'll give you the information you make the decision don't worry about how breaking the work of the mind it's rubbish ideas and consciousness in frustrated with the system yeah midstream like you're probably would be described as angry i think i'm a strong. or single. in the rest of the news bowe bergdahl is finally coming home on saturday president obama announced that he had reached a deal with the taliban that would send bergdahl back to the u.s. in exchange for the release of five taliban leaders from guantanamo bay bergdahl now a u.s. army sergeant was held captive by adding afghan militants are almost five years after going missing from his base in afghanistan in two thousand and nine he is now recuperating and being debriefed at a military hospital in germany while the release of a prisoner of war is always a