>> john nicols will answer the question. [laughter] >> when i was 11 years old arrow down the main street in wisconsin on my bike and went and said i read the constitution and bill of rights. and reporting for duty. i've been at this thing for a very, very long time. i can tell you that it's in some ways easier that has ever been and in other ways harder. when i have a school you could literally be looked at the back of editor and publisher in a raw these japs to be due to a small paper than medium paper. today a lot of small papers aren't there are not hiring. the reality is that we have entered into this age where individuals become experts and start a blogger do something on line. i don't think that's too final thing that in and of itself is sufficient. did really get something. dsk says dan is a readable. i'm not kidding. they to tell you that that's a challenge, but that's what you have to do. you have to in your state replaced it so good that people is going to come and find what you do. maybe then some wire you. that'

nicole johns ston is there in kuala lumpur. first to sydney australia and speak to andrew thomas there. tony abbott calling this a potentially important development. australian maritime that's riaus saying it's a credible finding. >> that's the word, credible. tony abbott stood up in parliament and revealed this development. it's an image taken by a satellite of an area the australians were in charge of searching, along the southern vector that malaysia believed the plane could have flown along. it said north or south, and if it was in south, it would be in the deep indian ocean, very south, 2,500km from perth, the post western of sydney's cities. that is the area that the image has been taken of. it shows two indistrict - he used the word - credible objects in the sea. >> earlier, an hour and a half ago, australian maritime safety authority held a press conference and described what they were seeing and what the objects might show. >> the objects are relatively indistinct on the mimagery. i don't profess to be an expert. those

. >> crossing live to nicole johns ston, a brief statement. this is a lot of information to digest for malaysian authorities. >> yes, that's the only thing we've had on the record. in the next 30 minutes the daily press briefing at the media center in kuala lumpur will be held and we'll hear an official response from authorities about the participation sighting. the malaysian prime minister spoke to australia's prime minister. they have been well and truly informed as to what was going on. the statement about the phone call was reserved and measured. highlighting that they don't know whether the two objects belong to the missing plane. malaysia is playing it safe. >> and, nicole, malaysia has come under so much criticism, haven't they, for the handling of the investigation. will the australian findings, do you think, take pressure off them? >> no doubt today is really taking some of the heat off the malaysian authorities. they had a difficult day on wednesday, with two chinese women coming to the press center. they were very upset, they tried

joining the company from chicago is larry levin, nicole petallides, john layfield, tracy is still withng the red flag, what do you make of it? >> we will see, charles payne, that is the way it goes. it is a big move and a lot of talk about the stress tests, you have been covering that and citigroup as well. banks actually might have the $150 billion that most in the community have. charles: the stress test? $500 billion and there's not going to be blood in the street? >> the fed is cracking down and the bigger question of what do you what your banks to be? and the ones sent to the risktakers the charles: i want to the big, boring -- >> the punching bag. why is city the punching bag? charles: the most egregious ones out there. >> the ugliest dress that deep from. >> i'm not a big fan of the stress test, i don't believe in them. i think our banks will always be big. the government will always bail them out when they get in trouble. it has been happening for hundreds of years all i don't see why it would stop now but it really is the reality of what we deal with. charles: i you worried ab

john. we have kevin also from -- kevin stall, also a member of our pedestrian safety advisory committee. nicole snyder, walk sf, an gentlemen lin ayu, chinatown cdc. bob [speaker not understood], california walk. 2, 3, 4, 5. kimberly jones. gina luna. ernestine waters weiss. she is still here. and chema hernandez gill. and those are all of the cards i have. so, those are 10 speakers. please line up. supervisor mar, how are you doing in terms of your time? >> i know supervisor yee has to chair the rules committee which i have to be at as well. >> okay. i really -- i'm so sorry. i know there's only a few speakers. i'm going to do one minute per speaker only because we're losing quorum and we just can't keep going without committee members. but we are going to have more hearings on this. and i just want to thank you so much for waiting so patiently to come speak on this item. we also have alex rogers, i'm going to call you up. one minute per speaker, knowing that we will continue this discussion more robustly. ~ at any other time. mr. lowell. >>> thank you, supervisors. my name is john alex lowell

john donohoe heating up again. the activist investor coming out swinging saying he cost investors $4 billion in profits. nicolen the floor of the new york stock exchange with more. carl icahn embolden, what is the stock in? nicole: carl icahn again making his point. once again tried to counter those points and give his own view. ev down 1.4%. you have carl icahn, who now says he discovered indisputable evidence they did to his handling of ebay 2009 skype the deal. they sold it off and he thinks it should have been held onto and cleared up earlier. they sold it off for $2.25 billion. he then turned it around, got rid of some issues with litigation, able to sell it off to microsoft, $4 billion. up to $8.5 billion. when carl icahn is saying is listen, john donohoe, you ripped off ebay shareholders. so what you are seeing is carl icahn is not happy with john donohoe and his performance, not happy with certain board membe members, you know he has been very loud about spinning off paypal, which brings in 20% of revenue. in the meantime ebay, many shareholders have been fighting back saying carl icahn is not on point

that's john paul, ii and everything from his physical appearance to the way he lived his life and even the way he died was an example for the world. >> nicolethere are also a lot of things that people are going to focus on that these two men sg disagree on and they disagree on a lot. catholic doctrine has not changed radically call since francis became pope. in fact, supreme court this week, is actually, you know, chances are good -- i heard an argument -- that will end up knocking down a pillar of obamacare. but, at the same time, these two men as you said are trying to figure out what to focus on and they agree on moving forward and i think they agree on allot. >> i think what is endured is the appetite for people who han. i think obama at his best had a message about serving people in this country who were not reaching or achieving the american dream. i remember george w. bush meeting with john paul, ii when he was contemplating stem cell research and the pope had a very profound impact on his ultimate decision. that is is quite rare. they always influence a president personally. there's something about the power and the majesty and the

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nicole, thank you very much. for the latest now on the search, we go by phone to florida, miami, florida. an air safety consultant and board member on the ntsb, john, what do you make of this debris that has been found? is this a solid lead? >> well be it is something that needs to be explored, we can go take a look at, because it has a strong possibility of being from an airplane. we can't search this at the expense of any other option, so we have to look at them all. the facts will drive is toward a conclusion. if it's an airplane piece and we can calculate the drift in that area, we have a good feeling where the airplane may be resting on the bottom of the sea. unfortunately, we're still within -- >> no, go ahead -- >> fortunately, we're still within the 30 days that the pinger will work on the recording device, so that if they do get it, they may get lucky and get a sound signal with the last of the recorder. >> john, one of the things that has so many people optimistic based on this piece of evidence is that the australian prime minister goes to the floor to talk about what was discovered, and one of our experts said what we are seeing, image