one of the best known members of its artistic community stepped in as interim director mike fitzpatrick is a well known artist academic future racer he currently heads the limerick school of art and design which also runs a well known fashion design faculty on is part of mit he's also the director of the limerick city gallery of art and a certain nber of fellowships in residencies at colleges and galleries across we have the typical moment with all of us has ruled that the government to seek a musical with book a phone connection to the concrete was the fact that there are so mighty artistic groups and i'm going for work and off the richest in making some healing the past advancing toward the torch and building apart from the woods is at the on tuesday fourteen. his appointment designed to be no longer than two months represents a collaboration between the city of culture and the limerick institute of technology designs to bring the project back from the brink. we couldn't hang about. we have been determined from the beginning to do the right thing. of course. of course is to take criti

. ♪ he is now housed with a friend from the streets, cardia fitzpatrick.s been nothing but good times. >> how we knew each other. we went to dance school. now that we are here we became best friends. and we see eye to eye. we might have our differences but we still come together as one. and i enjoy every minute of it. >> every minute. >> every single minute. >> right. >> you my bestie. >> you mine too. >> for real. >> fitzpatrick serves as a sounding board for mcfarland's budding music career. ♪ ♪ ♪ on the front set like the dollar bill cut ♪ ♪ >> a one hit wonder is something that comes out and never comes out again -- >> understand that. >> say what you mean and mean what you say. >> it's going to be wonderful. >> no, nobody said you can take it into existence and you are not going to do that. that is a hex. >> for real. >> my apologies. >> all right, thank you. >> mcfarland will soon have a chance to find an audience in the real world. he has just one month left on his sentence. but few changes at santa rita will have as much impact on other men in the

fitzpatrick, for five minutes. mr. fitzpatrick: mr. speaker, i rise in recognition of an important week for my community, but also for our nation as a whole. this is the 40th annual catholic schools week, and it's a time to recognize the importance of parochial education on the fabric of our community and our country. this year's theme truly encap sue late the critical mission of catholic schools, communities of faith, knowledge, and service, important things to teach our children. yesterday i was happy to be able to stop by saint mark school in historic bristol bucks county and meet with school children there. st. marks has been providing a top rate education for bucks county families for over 125 years, and like all catholic schools, their connection to their community is deep and it is vital. the parents are involved. they were there at the school when i arrived running a book fair for the students. the teachers sacrifice greatly for the children. after the families make sacrifices to send their children to st. mark's and to other c

here is olive fitzpatrick. she's just four months old butç clearly a very happy 49er right there.os of you, your kids, even your pets showing off your 49ers spirit. just send us your photos by nbcbayarea one1 twitter instagram, and we'll add the pictures to Ñirecite the slide show online at nbcbayarea.com. and you never know. we might just put them on tv as well, like littlew3 olive. in san jose firefighters say it flames to burn through a popular restaurant today. and that's despite the fact that away.i] in south san jose with the latest on that fire q investigation. kim? the only thing that is left after the fire gutted theÑiÑi ce house. all day there has been a steady stream of neighbors who came to see the devastation for themselves, telling us this restaurant has been an institution in the neighborhood for more than two decades. >> looks like all thet( windows are blown out and the roof isÑi caved in. he many other residents in southxd san jfjose, says their neighborhood won't be thexd sam and bakery. >> i've been in this neighborhood over 25 years, and it's just reallyq sad

in two thousand and six lisa and danny fitzpatrick moved to new orleans to continues lisa's work with youth and the summer they started a daycare for kids who had nothing to do two weeks after summer camp a young man was shot a block and a half from here when that occurred and i'm driving home seeing that body on the other side of police today and what's more than that seeing the kids and the neighbors it was a normal occurrence in their lives and i just said we're going to open a center now we're not going to open it two years from now and i'm going to five years from now we're not going to wait to the experts tell us we dotted all the i's and crossed all the t.'s at the center over the fish patches quickly learn about the kinds of obstacles they would face lisa recalls a story about giving one of the kids a bike i gave him a bicycle because he'd been walking to work to the french quarter the donor had been generous with us so we decided to give him the bicycle to go to work he had had that bicycle only a few hours got a block from my house and officer pulled him over yanked him off

game changer thomas fitzpatrick is the first high profile german soccer star to come out as gay. investigators probing michael schumacher's skiing accidents they hastily camera has provided one to add to that spot questions still remain. spartan presidency grace takes the helm of the european union for the next six months the end we start off with a high profile spot berkeley are coming out as good today former international midfielder thomas mitchell spare. but due to a german newspaper it at that time was right to start a debate and it seems he's already achieved that social networks and the bus with the news. in august here in gemini of political scandals that plagued him in it and easily during his long career and he's the most prominent some play and become a while now that he's retired hope that by opening up he can make a difference. others still in the game the ministry team captain and won the league championship with them holistic schools had also tried to germany's national team fifty two times during his time in england he was called. it's that time up to his thundero

game changer thomas fitzpatrick is the first high profile german soccer star to come out as gay. investigators probing michael schumacher's skiing accidents they hastily camera has provided one to add to that spot questions still remain. spartan presidency grace takes the helm of the european union for the next six

exclusive squadron is called hmx 1 and it is a hand picked group of pilots and mechanics like casey fitzpatrickis important? >> yes, the president sits on the other side of this door. >> and it is where eisenhower left office, and disgraced richard nixon left a office, and george w. bush brought his dog. there were 137 trips last year alone for president obama. >> and the best theng i do is to salute him as the crew chief. that is the greatest honor for me. >> reporter: staff sergeant jason diaz is one of four marine crew chiefs elected by his peers and responsible for the entire helicopter, and every minute detail is closely inspected and checking the engines and polishing the exterior and man curing the carpet insooide and necessary, the squadron builds some of its own parts. the finalyctno carrierringringc. major storm once handed me the controls. >> there is a tendency to drift to the left. >> and next tinl, remind me to take the dramamine. >> yes. >> and nothing compares to the reel real thing. this is where the marine i lands most often the south lawn of the white house lawn. and we were

fitzpatrick, for five minutes. mr. fitzpatrick: mr. speaker, the crime of human trafficking is complex and it's destructive. it shatters the lives of its victims and their loved ones. in an effort to bring attention to this modern day form of slavery, we recognize january 11, 2014, as national human trafficking awareness day. this multibillion dollar criminal industry exists in every state. the statistics are stunning and it is essential this national awareness day shed light on a human rights tragedy which occurs in every region across our nation. though the impact of this crime affects men, women, and children, approximately 80% of all human trafficking victims are women, and nearly half are minors. overall, there are 21 million individuals who are victims of forced labor and a $$32 billion industry that is only second to drug trafficking as the most profitable form of international crime. combating human trafficking requires commitment and cooperation at all levels of government and among agencies and among nonprofits. i see this co

. >> sergeant fitzpatrick on the evening had to make a few stops, and he kind of drove me around town stopped at a circuit city, so i got to check out a lot of the technological innovations over the past quarter century plus that i had no idea of, and i gravitated toward the huge tv with the surround sound, the real plush leather seats, and i'm like, yeah, i can get used to this. >> but he would find challenges in even the most mundane aspects of this new world. >> i had some food dropped off, and one of the things was a pressurized can of cheese spread, and everybody would, you know, probably knows how to work a pressurized can of cheese spread, but it was something i hadn't seen. so just like everything else in the commissary, i go to squeeze the can, and couldn't squeeze this can, so my first thought is go to the directions, and the directions state, you know, press tip firmly. so i'm pressing straight down on the tip and nothing is happening. so i'm holding the base of the tip and i'm pulling down. still nothing's happening. and i notice this black object at the bottom of the can.

fitzpatrick: the question here is do members believe that veterans deserve to be on a level playing field with anyone when bidding for government contracts and i believe the answer to that question is a resounding yes. and i urge my colleagues to co-sponsor h.r. 2906. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? without objection, the gentleman s recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, it's cold outside. and for too many americans who have been unemployed for too long, because this congress has failed to act, it is now a little bit harder for those americans who are actively seeking work to get the emergency unemployment benefits that they need so that they can keep their homes warm for them and their families as they continue to seek employment. mr. deutch: for the 1.3 million americans that we left behind by failing to extend emergency unemployment benefits before we left, this is the week when the checks stop. this is the week when it becomes more difficult for them. to keep a roof over their heads,

is basic decency that applies to folks that live in my district and peter king's district, pike fitzpatrick'srict in cutting fuel assistance by 30% is just a huge and unsustainable cut that inflicts enormous pain on people with no ability to come in out of the cold. >> you have been on this particular issue for year in 2010. you called this a vital safety net for low-income families. and yet any time you mention safety net, there seems to be republicans ready to block and cut that issue. even though studies prove they are successful. how do you sell the concept of another safety net to republicans who are outside of new england? >> you know, you just ask them to go knock on doors in their own district to people who are not able to turn the heat on. there's a philosophical morality argument we're having here that starts with this notion that if you have a problem, it's your problem. the fact is that some people, particularly the elderly, kids, disabled, they don't have a capacity to control what the temperature is. you know what? republican or democrat, whatever your macro economic policy is,

this is oliver fitzpatrick. send us your niner selfies, or your kids or pets. we'll add those pictures to our slide show online. who knows, we'll get some of them on tv as well. >>> and now to a follow-up to a story we first brought you yesterday morning. in a fire that took just minutes to destroy a popular restaurant in the south bay, though there was a fire station just around the block. we were on the scene just after the fire started at 6:30 yesterday morning at the flames restaurant on hillsdale avenue in south san jose. there were some workers inside getting the coffee shop and bakery ready to open when the chef says he saw the wall shaking. he said he ran to the front of the restaurant and saw a huge fire already burning. it was too much for him and for his co-workers to handle so the chef ran across the street to a nearby fire station for help. it took 75 firefighters nearly two hours to get that fire under control, and it was a tense two hours because there is a gas station and other businesses nearby. >> i've lived in this neighborhood over 25 years

fitzpatrick. mr. fitzpatrick: i thank my colleague from the commonwealth of pennsylvania, mr. marino, for organizing this special order. i know mr. marino, like i, are hearing from constituents back home. they live in areas surrounded by properties that are habitually and repeatedly flooded. they pay their flood insurance premiums every year and they are being negatively impacted by fema's implementation of the flood insurance reforms that occurred. last queer the flood insurance reforms were passed because since 2006, the government accountability office warned that the program was putting taxpayers at high risk because of losses from ka tree in in -- katrina in 2005 and other subsequent disasters. currently the program owes the treasury, we heard earlier this evening, perhaps as much as $30 billion. as the g.a.o. stated, these risks are the result of structural weaknesses in how the rate structure provides funding to the program itself. as a result of this, the house and senate came together and ref

fitzpatrick: thank you, mr. speaker. the president on the -- mr. shuster: thank you, mr. speaker. the president is traveling to pennsylvania today. i invited him to travel 50 miles south to green county, pennsylvania. in my district, a rural county, struggling county, a county that produces coal. the president's wrong policies, out-of-control e.p.a. regulations have shut down the hatfield ferry coal-fired electric plant in green county, pennsylvania. over 100 jobs are gone. 100 good-paying jobs. to make matters worse, the small communities, the water authority, the rate payors are going to have to pay more because the largest user of that system was the hatfield ferry electric cold plant. so these 2,000 folks are going to have to pay more money for their water and sewer because of the president's wrong energy polcy. the president's energy policy is wrong and it's hurting hardworking americans. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minu

" exchange aaron gibbs, keith fitzgerald, peter anderson from congress asset management, gerard fitzpatrick from russell investments and we welcome back rick santelli. glad you're feeling better. welcome back, pal. >> erin gibbs, you're the earnings maven. the market is obviously liking what it's hearing right now. >> i think now after some of the cash flows coming out of the beginning of the year, we're starting to focus on earnings. right now for q4 we're looking at 5.6% eps growth which brings 2013 to 5.3%. all in all, a good year, but i think what we really focus on and why we can look at these -- the market, what it's doing today is that right now earnings estimates for 2014 are almost at 10% eps growth. so we still have a possibility of double digit gains for the year. >> peter, i want to know where the 10% correction everyone has been calling for is. >> well, i don't think you're going to see that in a while. you know, i'm still optimistic. this time last year i was optimistic going into that year, and this year i still feel the same way. you know, history shows that people are conce

dan fitzpatrick is president and technical analyst with stock market mentor.itter is about impossible to value. and right now it's in a trading range. i think this is really important. there are estimating all over the place. the highest one that i've seen was a recent one by the goldman sachs analyst to 65 bucks. but the stock's trading between 55 and 75. it's actually in kind of a healthy phase. they've been drifting. there's not enough data to get a good technical picture. we have healthy consolidation at the low end of the range. as long as the stock stays above $55 i think it's fine for the next month or so as it trades around into earnings. if it falls below that level though, here's the problem. everybody that bought in that big cluster about 55 a losing. nobody likes that. there's probably going to be some selling. but the stock is going to move really big into earnings. i think everybody is going to be surprised either to the upside or downside. >> you know, dan, we could debate what technical analysts can tell us or not tell us. >> yeah. >> while i'm