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and you made some recommendations and that will be one of the pieces of the conversation in the rules dme. if we maintain the process or structure where individual board members make appointment is the b cc putting forward potential appointments to the district and having that sent to the board? i think we've received a handful i don't if those came from the b cc and i want to know more and maybe i missed it but i'm not sure if i received the appointments that came from the b cc and would love to talk about that >> sure we have a board liaison who's part of the b cc and she has - we give her names that she send to all the board of education commissioners. i know there's been some parents that she's sent forward - a couple of parents if you haven't received those names we are happy to send them again. the response we got from at least one commissioner we were talking about diversity and talking about parents i don't know if there's too many parents but those were latino and english learn families that were bilingual and we think they'd be great. we've happy to send the ones we've sent agai

we bring in alan valdez, vice president of trading at dme security, warren meyers, managing director illustro trading. give me your quick take now. where are you? >> we're pretty much status quo as far as the fed is concerned. i think the economic data we've seen in the u.s. has been moderate at best, and not enough for the fed to hang a tapering hat on yet. so i think that tapering is going to be pushed back probably until march, april of 2014. and because the floor is now in the marketplace and has been here for quite some time, any downward movement is going to be tampered and tempered. and i think we've still got potential on the upside. >> warren, you're probably going to be wrong because i agree with everything you just said, okay. we're going to hang together on this. i want to bring in my pal al. look, i think that all this market chatter that the fed is going to taper soon and that that's what they said in the fomc meeting is a complete misreading of the fed. the ism report is all well and good, but they want to see months after months of big jobs numbers and gdp numbers. th

alan valdez of dme securities. welcome, alan.ortunity to repeat breaking news from fed official kocherlakota. pushed down long-term interest rates and encourage consumers to spend and businesses to spend. extreme dovishness there, do you agree with him. >> i definitely have to agree. the feds powered this market since 2009. the s&p is up 160%, all on the back of that fed pumping 85 billion a month into the market. >> he is not worried about bubbles. the markets couldn't hold on to the records today here, but we're elevated, seriously so. >> we're definitely elevated. 77% of all companies are overvalued right now. there is a bubble build. with the feds here you have to be in this market. only place to go. >> yeah. >> s&p is up 24% this year. nowhere else to go right now. yes you have to keep an eye on things. we're building a bubble. no question about it. >> when in rome as they say, alan, thank you. >> thank you. >> atlanta braves are packing up and moving to the burbs after playing in turner field in downtown atlanta for 17 year

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he was totally focused on the dmes domestic changes in the country. you have to remember at that point in time the kun stri going through massive changes. >> how did he establish his legitimacy? >> when he was elected the greatest landslide of any president what he ran against barry goldwater. he brought in every leader, every business leader, every labor leader, every -- he knew the power structure of america as no president before him had ever known it. he also made it clear to the disenfranchised, particular lit blacks, that he intended to do something for them. ? we're going to open the phone lines for your calls and questions about lyndon b. johnson, our 36th president. here are the phone numbers. we'll spend the first two hours here' ranch of lyndon b. johnson and then up at capitol hill. a very complex and turbulent period in american history. describe the man for us. >> well, the man was, you know, he could be -- he was brave. he could be brutal and tough. he was cunning. he was caring. he was altruistic. all in the same few minutes. he also -