we've been using it on iep and collection systems. the intent is we'll be returning to the commission in the fall actually, and do a detailed briefing on bottom line we're going to add treatments. there's a great deal of interest in the project, so this schedule lays out all eight projects and the construction phase is shown in the baby blue. what is fantastic is construction on the wiggle is going to be starting next month. that includes green street components, along felon oak. it's a project with mta and dpw. the next project is mission viejo. we've actually started up some green infrastructure training classes and we've had two sessions to date. commissioner moran asked at a previous meeting about the performance of the eip's, so this chart breaks down the individual areas managed, the annual storm water removed for a typical year as well as the budget for each of the eight eip's. the eip's hand been designed to remove the first three quarters inch of rain. you can see the performance is vastly greater for areas where there's a la

and in my particular case, my son received specialized iep. he has adhd.s a -- his medical reports are centrally -- i mean, his school records are essentially his medical records. so i was ex trimly alarmed when i heard about this. >> i am assuming they would say that this can create a more customized ram on to your son, lead to a better educational experience. why were you concerned about them having that data? >> my main concern is that parents were left out of the equation of knowing what this was about. so, a parents being concerned about protecting our children's data and sensitive identifiable information, we went to our leanly late aretos and asked them to draft laws that will protect us and keep parents in the loop of notification and consent of when information is being served -- vendors. >> that seems like a major problem that they are not including the parents in the conversation. i think that's been a theme of today's, where the parents should be included in this decision. karen, i would like to know: what were your concerns for your son is? wh

>> i have to tell you this, that iep, i've said it before. it's public irks has a great record, which proves, which proves, it's one of the reasons i talk about it, it proves that activism works. but here's my point to you, that if you bought that stock for 2,000, just to prove the activism, you are up about annualized, you just as opposed to putting it in the bank. if you bought the hedge fund index at the same moment in time. over those periods of time annualize you'd be up about 22% annually. hedge fund index 4%. okay. over the last five years it's even better. you'd be up 36% annualized t. beauty of what i'm saying and through and out we have been extremely hedged. if i didn't have the hedge on. if i didn't have the shorts on, we'd be up instead of the 22% close to the 38 or 40. we were long only. okay. that proves this works. but it also proves how nervous i am about the market and i try to keep -- but it's never going to be fully hedged, but at iep i try to keep a major hedge on, because i am very nervous and i think one day and you don

i'm worried ied about is as we're working with students on behavior plan and they no longer have an iep. one thing goods about it was the parent was able to understand what kind of service the child was getting. i think with this i'm hoping we're somehow incorporating these expectations with parents too so when they're at home they can actually reenforce these behaviors at home too. and use and model some positive reenforcements around behavior you're trying to change. we're all doing it together. it's not just in school, it's everywhere. i think it's important because i think when we reach the point where we can do restorative practice between teachers and students and teachers and teachers it's a really powerful thing, i think that is a real powerful thing. i also just want to say that in the referral form when you're referring a student, i would like to see as we roll out restore ti practices and all of us are becoming much more reflective, i'd like to see a place on the forum that actually gives teachers an opportunity to be more reflective. this student was sent out of my room didn

. >> those diplomatic efforts continue although slow iep. the status of that cease-fire is up in the air. both sides meantime in this bitter israeli/palestinian conflict continue a war of words on the sunday talk shows with the death toll mounting on both sides israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu acknowledged today that world opinion may be shifting away from his nation as more palestinian civilians are killed. more than 1,000 palestinians mostly civilians have lost their lives while fewer than 50 israelis mostly soldiers have been killed. prime minister repeated his claim that israel is trying to avoid such casualties while the palestinians are putting civilians in harm's way. >> we told the civilians leave, hamas tells them to stay. why does it tell them to stay? because it wants to pile up these civilian casualties. any of these regrettable tragic civilian casualties should be placed at the responsibility of hamas. >> meantime u.s. secretary of state john kerry ending his diplomatic mission to the middle east and to europe, trying t

. >> own our iep. . >> it's one of the most critical mistakes i see business owners make.their business and they found a wonderful do main and brand name but they have no legal protections behind their name. getting a trademark for your business name before you get started a huge. i just had a client come to me this past week who had lunched their business already and now wants to trademark it. i took one look at the business name and said, you're going to get sued. because he's infringing on somebody else's trademark. >> and then this one, as a business owner, this one kind of makes me a cringe a little bit. short and simple can be dangerous because we, on the business side, just think i don't want a 50-page contract. i just want a one-page agreement. >> i get that all of the time. people want one-pager with all of the information i need here. but oftentimes the devil is in the details. if you're having a customer contract, how where you getting paid? when is the payment due? can you charge late fees? if the check bounces? how are you delivering the results? having a lot

>> since bill departed, iep, dear, wonderful, marvelous man, he's gone, it's tame now. >> it is tame.ite of genteel. he was an outlaw of every society. >> my husband knew him very well and he was saying that i cured him of being a drug addict. i said how? he said, i turned him into an alcoholic. >> who smokes hashish at this table? please raise your hand. >> is the camera on? >> put your hand up, bianca. sea captain: there's a narratorstorm cominhe storm narrator: that whipped through the turbine which poured... surplus energy into the plant which generously lowered its price and tipped off the house which used all that energy to stay warm through the storm. chipmunk: there's a bad storm comin! narrator: the internet of everything is changing how energy works. is your network ready?" to help with the groceries. that's real love. and so is giving her real tasty food. introducing a delicious new wet food from iams. some brands use fish processed with gluten. but iams fish recipes are made with 100% real fish fillets... for a meal that tastes like homemade. now, that's real love. and so

. >> iep on your side. >> i'm sure you are. >> you're going to protect me if some of these women getf hand. >> this is an awesome story as we get ready to celebrate independence day. a kentucky's town 4th of july parade was going to be canceled for lack of interest. that is when retired army staff sergeant glenn phillips was shocked to hear his town of liberty, kentucky, would not be having their annual 4th of july parade so the army vet took to facebook and garnered enough support to "respect what our country is all about." >> for today's five at 5 we're telling you about the best towns to celebrate the 4th of july ranked by "travel and leisure" magazine on patriotism, food and fun activities. number five, boulder, colorado. do you love fireworks? you don't want to miss this show at colorado university. number four, new town, pennsylvania, all about the sweets. "travel and leisure" says it has the best ice cream in the country. >> number three mahina, hawaii. best barbecue and gore yus weather. number two, bend, oregon. first, flagstaff, arizona, the centerpiece of its july 4th cele

iep owns a few golf courses, so i'll call, say look, i've got information for you, phil.ll give you free use of my golf courses and see what he says. but i'll tell you this, that i had never met the guy. so, these things happen, i guess. >> and you're just not going to talk about it. >> no, i don't want to -- i don't want to talk about it this time. right. >> do you feel as though, carl, that activism in general, unrelated to this, just in general, as it's really become prolific over the last year and a half, certainly, and further, obviously, is in the crosshairs? that more people are criticizing it, criticizing your style and that of other activist investors? >> well, i don't know what you mean by criticize it. in what way? >> well, you know the criticism that's out there, from whether it's marty lipton, larry fink in some respects, that you guys are only in this for short-term gain, that you're not in it for the long term, that you're not in it for the best interests of the company over the long haul. >> yeah, i mean, but that's completely nonsense, because, if you loo

i was a place in indiana and you can look this up on a map you will see what iep talking about. you stop in the middle of no pla technically. >> bud has this idea of a card where you can go. does the house and senate legislation address that. bud is not asking for a new system. we need to have options an choices. to make bud drive 80 miles . i proposed this back to the secretary 3 1/2 years ago, you mean like medicare, yeah we're asking you the choice that you give other americans. the house provided that option for two years and provide it in the future ohm if there's more legislation. the va is vehemently opposed to any competition or choice. i guess that's the disagreement. should veterans have the choice other americans have and most higher level folks at the va say no, we don't want to allow that but then the folks on the front line say yeah we'd like to do and be forced to compete for that. >> congressman before the november elections, you might have to vote on another issue which is the situation on the border. i want to show you with a the home land security secretary ha

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