over here listening to the speakers commemorate, honor the memory and legacy of many of our an set of erpse us and it is about time that we started to think about the legacy that african-americans have had and the legacy that the civil war has had and the intermingling between the two because it is with no easy feat that over 200,000 african-american soldiers fought in the civil war during a time when african-americans were denied the right of course their citizenship. can you imagine that? so i'm very excited to welcome you here to our great city hall. and as i stand before you, i want you to understand that i am your represent and if you have a chance to stop by before you leave and leave your contact information, so we are able to better communicate and keep the lines of communication open. ed high -- the high -- rm importance of plaque history months also reminds us of the power of all americans united and working together. oftentimes with the census data that's been released people have been spending a lot of time lamenting that the african-american pop lakes is at 3.9% and i am reall

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different pilots from over a different airlines, some in the alpa leadership said we cannot be wyatt erp and sky king at the same time. the vast majority of the pilots disagreed with that. that resulted in the formation of a group called the airline pilots security alliance, apsa by a captain named bob guider. eventually my good friend captain tracy price became president of that organization and grew it to well over 50,000 members about half of which were pilots, but the rest were just cooks and bottle washers from all over america who thought their pilots ought to be armed. at the same time senator bob smith from new hampshire with young brian darling working with him introduced legislation to arm america's airline pilots. that all results in the transportation security act of 2001 signed into law november 19th, 2001. that's the act that created the transportation security administration. here's what it said, the pilot of a passenger aircraft operated by an air carrier in air transportation or interstate air transportation is authorized to carry a firearm into the cockpit if the unders

we do need wye yet erp, probably doc holliday to govern the financial institutions going forward. so i mean, those would be the things besides taking the money out of the political system. i think that is sort of the linchpin that is corrupting our politics and we have to figure out a way that our federal elections can be federally financed and we can't have the corporations pouring in these huge amount of money, a huge amount of money, into our elections. [ applause ] >> diane. >> my focus would be on the few million homeowners at risk of losing their homes still, and i think what i would do, the first thing i would do, would be to say that before a servicer can foreclose, they have to actually evaluate the homeowner for loan modification, and if this is a really radical proposal -- if that loan modification would return more value to the investor than proceeding with the foreclosure they have to offer it to the homeowner. and if they don't, then they can't foreclose. and that would be my proposal. [ applause ] >> thank you, diane. i was looking at some of these questions. the fi

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obama and clinton will be doing two more fund raise erps together in the future. >>> let's kuo to washingtons state of the union candy crowley is coming up at the top of the hour. candy, good morning do you. i understand you have an exclusive interview with house speaker john boehner this morning. >> we do indeed. it's been a while since we talked with him. we want to get a lay of the land. as you know, the speaker said earlier this year he didn't see anyway that democrats would become the majority in the house and then more recently he said, well, maybe there's a one in three chance we might. so we want to go back and take a look at the house because as we know everybody there is up for re-election as well as a third of the senate, and, of course, just get his lay of the land now that republicans have a nominee, what he thinks of the nominee, how they'll work together, that kind of thing. >> do you think he's going give you any thoughts on a possible short list for a vice-presidential candidate for mitt romney, the likely nominee. >> well truth in advertising, we've already done the intervi

cnbc contributor bob lutz, form erp general motors vice chair, and greg judamin, he was an organizero. welcome to the show. i know we will disagree. but to me, a ten-day election notice makes to sense for business or frankly to educate the very work force that might unionize. >> the thing, the ten days is not really in the statute, it does call for a faster election and faster elections are needed. you know right now -- it's not like this is brand new to employees. they talk about these things for a long time before they decide to unionize, and once the board rules we'll have an election date, right now businesses have the right to file an appeal after appeal, after appeal, and they go to lawyers who get to review drafts and review all sorts of documents that the delays are endless. this is the smart way to do it and what's fair for employees. they're the ones that want to unionize. it's who we're looking after. >> employees need to have as much information at employers can give them. employees have a lot at stake. the average election time from when it's called to when the vote is,

that philosophy gov erped city hall ever since. the candidate running for mayor in democratic primary believe in that philosophy. they harkon back to the philosophy of john lindsay which is the economy and business is resource to address social and economic ills in this city. they represent a fundamental change and the philosophy that made new york what it is. >> jonathan, go ahead. >> greg, part mof my question i what role does governance play in being one of the keys of new york's success. i saw you had property, tourism, i think media was on there. but no mention of governance, which is one of the big things rudy giuliani ran on when he was mayor. about making the city more governable so it is attractive for business to come back to the city and turn things around. quite frankly, he was successful at that. >> that's absolutely true. and a decline in crime was enormously helpful to the growth in tourism in new york. but here is what i think about that. after rudy's election in ç1993 there was an enormous burs burst of optimism.

i know of no leak about the ultimate outcome of a case in mod erp times, eve modern times, even a caseas rowe vs. wade which was argued in 72 and issued in 73. i think those are rumors perpetrated by the president's own people. martha: thank you so much for weighing n. we'll see you soon. bill: sad story. june? early or late june. the second week, the third week or the fourth week. i say the fourth week. martha: we'll be right on the edge of our seats. bill: a wild scene on campus. look out, students pepper sprayed by their own police. what students were demanding and why police said they had no other option. martha: plus, time for the deadliest catch, folks it's returning for its powerful 8th season. tuesday it gets rolling. is the crew now at risk of losing their livelihood? the ship's captain is on board, folks, with us next. >> we have a man down here, man done. are you receiving a payout from a legal settlement or annuity over 10 or even 20 years? call imperial structured settlements. the experts at imperial can convert your long-term payout into a lump sum of cash today. jenna: c

john hagerty in studio president of the national postal mail handle erps.hi, bill. hi john. >> hi. >> i would like to know what we can do as individuals to affect changes in the set aside laws. >> good question. good question. >> first thing i would do is go to our website www.nphu.org. we have action alerts on our legislative site, link on there. in fact, last week we encouraged our membership to meet with their senators while they arewere back in their home states and, you know, ask for changes in the senate laws. there are fact sheets on the website, alternates more than i can get into but detailed and this afternoon we are creating with brothers and sisters in leave letap /* did he have leafletting. it's informationat leafletting. we are handing out a fact sheet for tax day. >> website again is npnhu? >> the initials of our organization national postal mail handlers' union. >> check it out and again, we scratched the surface here today, but there are all of the back-up fact sheets people need to make good arguments to write a letter to congress. >> yes.

big names in europe that are exposed to this, my favorite is sap, and they are the leading player for erp logistics software and dig industrial names to retailers and port operators that are a big part of what everybody knows is going on. >> tim, isn't it a danger that you buy into these stocks when they're falling. the gartner growth figure is going down. >> i think you have to watch where the trend is going overall in technology. people will talk about head winds that are coming from global gdp pull back. but pmi and emerging market are emerging. so you have to find guys with the most upside to their model. cysco has growth and i like their ability to compete. if you want to play the emerging names directly, guys exposed to the consumer, i think the easiest way to get that technology exposure is through the cellar names. that's tsu, in russia that's mobile tell systems, in china it's china mobile. in all three cases, they're exposed to the consumer moving into the wireless broad band data and cellar surf and you get a big dividend yield. >> you can catch more of his trades on fast money