john grasso. >>> coming up, which companies are getting ready to sell shares to the public.we have names on the radar. but first, a look at the stock exchange. >> a few companies are looking to begin selling stock to the public, the golf course operator club corp holdings filed paperwork for an initial stock holding today looking to value the company upwards at $1.1 billion. >> and also, arrow mark corporation, the company found for schools and businesses and sports arena, helping to raise some $100 million from new investors. >>> and many companies looking to jump start an initial stock option are growing, and the place for those entrepreneurs to sell and how investors can make money is at the annual tech crunch disrupt conference in san francisco. we see where ambitious start-ups make their pitches. >> they will cruise the halls and presentations at tech crunch disrupt. for moving 230 start-ups here, but the real attraction is the ceos, expected to go public in the next year, for the likes of these two storage companies, this could be one of their last opportunities to mak

. >> reporter: councilmember john grasso said it was apparently sparked by a few outbursts. >> you haveake what the people have to say. and you can't suddenly start telling them, look, i don't like the way you're dressed and the way you're talking to me. it's called freedom of expression. >> reaction to the counties was mixed. >> i think it's bogus. it's anarchy. it's not right. >> i think that's probably the right thing to do. and there's a tactful way of delivering any message. >> i can't possibly imagine how that would violate anybody's first amendment rights. >> reporter: councilman grasso says they have to follow the rules that they want to be heard. >> reporter: speakers must also sign up before the meetings, and they must provide their names, addresses and any organizations they represent. reporting live, linh bui, wjz eyewitness news. >> linh, thank you. the five councilmembers voted for the resolution. two voted against it. >> reporter: an suv hits a maryland school bus, sending 35 children to the hospital. vic is in the newsroom with more on this. >> reporter: it happened in w

we've got mark tepir, john heiler and steve grasso from stewart frankel. steve grasso, what's the message of the market today? why a rally when larry summers, the day after he pulls himself out of the running for the fed chairmanship. >> originally when we first heard his name as the front runner, the market gave back a percentage point so i'm not shocked at all to see that percentage point come back in, sort of telegraphed, i would assume. >> because he was expected to be more aggressive in tapering and removing the morphine from the market? is that what the market's fear was? >> i think that's the case. there was no hawk in this fight. but he was perceived to be the most hawkish amongst the doves and i would guess that was the case. >> so i wonder if this holds true, mark, when you look at a market rallying going into tomorrow's two-day fed meeting, would you say the likelihood of a tapering has now calmed down? >> no, no, no, no. we still do think that we're looking at a taper really at the end of the meeting in the vicinity of probably 10 to $15 billio