bill hersh. >> good afternoon. my name is bill hersh and i'm the director of the aids referral panel and i serve on the coordinating council and share their housing committee and been apart of the disability advocates and i've worked with disability rights organizations for many years, probably too long at this point. but i wanted to thank you for your work on this resolution and offer an opportunity for us to kind of join forces. one of the things that has been frustrating for me over the years is having many of these conversations in smaller venues without having the coordinated city response that we really need in order to address many of these issues. when i saw the list of items in the resolution, it reminded me of many of th

jeep was the only car brand in the top ten which also includes hershe hersheys, coke and disney. >> thank you so much. >>> straight ahead, your sports highlights are up next. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. >>> now for the latest in sports. >> good morning. we have all kinds of news for you. baseball honored the 19 firefighters killed sunday in arizona. moments of silence were held for the elite team of firefighters before major league games. the arizona diamondbacks hung a jersey with yarnell and a 19 on the back. >>> andy pettitte broke a franchise record for career strikeouts last night. he now has 1,958 strikeouts. that's impressive. and that puts him ahead of edward whitey ford. the most of all time. >>> yankees third baseman alex rodriguez hopes to return to the majors soon. he's scheduled to play tonight on a rehab assignment. >>> in washington, d.c. in his first game back from injury, the nationals bryce harper made a dramatic return. he hit a blast over the left field wall for his 13th home run of the season. >>> and a huge upset at wimbledon as serena williams was knocked

my name is bill hersh and i'm the director of the aids referral panel and i serve on the coordinating council and share their housing committee and been apart of the disability advocates and i've worked with disability rights organizations for many years, probably too long at this point. but i wanted to thank you for your work on this resolution and offer an opportunity for us to kind of join forces. one of the things that has been frustrating for me over the years is having many of these conversations in smaller venues without having the coordinated city response that we really need in order to address many of these issues. when i saw the list of items in the resolution, it reminded me of many of the items that we included most recently in the living with dignity plan that was done through the department of aging and adult services and we added a couple things that i think totally dub neatly with your work trying to insure that accessible units pows people who need accessible units layers subsidies on new construction, accessible units so that they are also affordable. often new cons

they are holding a new's conference on the crash and this is what what debbie hersh authority man had to say about the investigation. >> the triple seven has been around a while and will be looking at everything when we get there. we have not determined what the focus of the investigation is yet. we have to get on scene to collect the factual information and do the documentation and draw on the experts. as we have been telling you, investigators will have to try to piece together what went wrong. of course, weather is always of interest and for a closer look at the time of the landing. meteorologist janice is in the weather center. we are told that the weather was clear and there were light winds at the time of this. >> yes, and all of the investigating that i have done over the last several hours, proves that. we do have low- lying clouds on the coast. you can so the typogra ph y. and i looked for any marine layer or cloud cover that could hamper a flight coming in. we had chlor skies and winds were light out of the southwest at eight miles per hour some cases nonexistent at the time

michael hersh for the "national journal" and david for "reuters.", let me ask you about the reaction to the verdict. what is yours, sir? michael? >> it seemed to me to be, on the whole, fair. at least in the eyes of the law. many legal commentators thought the aiding the enemy charge was too far over the line which set a dangerous precedent for the free flow of information to the press in the future. you know, the espionage act was, perhaps, applicable. mishandling classified information, certainly. i think it's hope the judge will in the end not sentence him to the maximum, and that -- >> yeah, he won't add it up. david, do you think he'll give him a simultaneous serving these sentences so it won't add up to 1,000 years basically the way it's going now? >> i think he will. let's not forget bradley manning spent nine months in solitary confinement before he was tried and was not even allowed to have clothes in the solitary cell. >> he had no clothes on? what is that about? isn't that cruel and unusual punishment. what's that got to do with anything,

we're joined by michael underhill and back with us is oliver hersh. michael?at it it's all about the consumer. we're not getting distracted by the ipad sales. it's all about the iphone. we are in a high volatility, low gdp. when we look at apple the stock is going to continue to grind higher. when i look at the stock itself it's about increasing the dividend, a share buy back, technology invest and content investment. >> oliver? >> that's a good point in terms of consumer spending. that's certainly what's going to drive gdp growth. you have pepsi coming out. that's going to be important. with regards to apple what's impressing me is the fact that people have started to digest the earnings report. that's a positive sign. >> thank you, that's a positive sign. >> very interesting. last two hours have been fun. let's look at the day on wall street and recap it for you as we see the industrials record once again, the 20-some odd record of the year if memory serves. 15567 and three quarters. nasdaq down but that's the 4:00 p.m. close. if you figure in that apple gai