he doesn't know didly. and fires have taken place in his district, but the guy doesn't know didly. he just wants to propose something again and again and again against the poor, against the [inaudible] in a park that is a private park. leave them alone, sucker. leave them alone. you are a supervisor who doesn't know how to represent. now ya'll are commissioners. ya'll hear the good, bad, ugly. you have to represent, you have to have a thick skin, but at all times you have to do right. that supervisor, no good. he needs to be booted out. >> i was at that hearing and one of the things that came about because of where i live in the area i live on james town and when they would have a ball game james town would become like a highway. people that live in my community, we church folk. we couldn't even get home because the cars would not stop leaving the ballpark and what occurred is that going to a meeting i requested that stop signs be put up. and if you go jamestown and you see all the stop signs except where one most needed where i live and i've been asking that a stop sign be placed

didly, mario draghi everything in his toolbox to try to get cash into the system, get money into the europe, try to push down the euro, bring up inflation. ring out theid not bazooka of quantitative easing. a lovely line saying that he lobbed a few dovish grenades, but traders were disappointed he did not bring out the quantitative the easing bazooka. it is not like the u.k., government, u.k. bonds. >> one bond to cover the whole area. >> spanish bonds come italian bonds, you have regulation to this, the legality. oft he has brought is a cut interest rates come in very well flagged, the negative deposit rate. banks are now charged but their money with the ecb, so they are more likely to lend it. you also have the 400 billion euros liquidity program, trying to get money into the corporate hands. incentivizing banks to lend. mopping up excess cash in the ,ystem, also intensifying buying asset-backed securities, but not yet. >> he says we are not finished. bute leaves the door open, maybe that is leaving the market to force his hand. so far the euro will remain trading higher, and we wi