as residential neighborhood improvements we've done over the last few years in partnership with john stewart company, manager of the villages, the improvements to the playground at ninth and avenue of the palms, and a garden project that we're undertaking now, and we'll be having an opening for on earth day. as well as all of the traffic management during fleet week, fourth of july, and new year's eve, and we support via work orders with the department of traffic. in aggregate, these services are well in excess of a million dollars each year. and i think bears highlighting. next steps in the budget preparation process, we continue to work with the mayor's office and g.s.a. finance to finalize the proposed budget, refining interdepartmental work orders and expense estimates, and we'll bring a final budget to the tida board next month for approval. the mayor submits her budget to the board of supervisors on june 1st, and over the month of june, the board holds hearings prior to adopting a final budget. i'd be happy to take any questions that you have. >> yes. thank you, bob, for that. i was lo

apartment buildings , senior housing, we do a lot of presentations for public housing, mercy housing, john stewart, all of the developers that have the same interest -- access to a building where multiple people live. the most common people -- the most common thing we have is to do with folks who were building new buildings around the city. we ensure they have all the safety access that is controlled and if they have surveillance or the private security, we ensure, we assess the developer or the builder that they are all in the right location. we ensure that the folks no where their area is versus the private, where they are, and the lighting. we ensure that all areas are lit , there were no dark spots or high spots where folks can't hide, and it really works out. this is a little bit more about the organization. i have staff and we come out to however their process is. there is a request for service form on our website. that is how we track and go out and schedule. we receive about 25 to 30 requests a day so we are pretty busy where we are. so that concludes my presentation. if there is any quest

. >> in the process, charms john stewart on "the daily show." >> either we fix this going forward orr. >> when you say it like that, when you look at me like that, i know your husband is backstage, i still want to make out with you. >> this new massive super government bureaucracy would have unprecedented authority. >> i think she started to see she's really going to be a lightning rod. part of the education of elizabeth warren, she started to understand a lightning rod is not necessarily a bad thing. i will own it. i will own that lightning. let it hit me. >> after an intense political fight, what's known as the dodd-frank act named for the senator and congressman -- >> the motion is agreed to. >> clears its final hurdle in the senate by a vote of 60-39 in july 2010. it gives the government new powers to regulate banks and the derivatives market and creates a council to monitor economic risk. >> the other big part of dodd-frank was the consumer financial protection bureau. >> it's a big victory for elizabeth warren. >> the bill signing was a big moment for the obama administration.

the former head of purdue pharma john stewart is now the head of a pot company. that worries me.re saying that. although, look at that stock over the last year talk about a nose dive this is a big bubble in the marijuana banking stocks. >> what are the liability issues for companies that sell marijuana right now, legally >> well, look, i think they're getting away with a lot in the short-term, but legally this is going to be a very huge issue. in fact, our organization is now kind of behind the scenes assembling lawyers we're talking to the people who sued big tobacco we're talking to the people who sued big pharma. i don't know if it will be five, ten or 20 years but there will be major lawsuits. marijuana, unlike tobacco actually impairs you the driver the limousine driver killed 20 people, we're looking what happened here, killed 20 people, what a tragedy, had high amounts of thc in his system you can't say well he might have been using it 30 days ago. no, when it's that high of an amount tested a couple of hours after the crash happened which is what would have happened. that

john fuller. he's a prison consultant who coached stewart before she was incarcerated. >> felicity and lori can learn lot from that in that they can establish their brand again. they can absolutely flourish in the mainstream. >> i've had the opportunity also to do a tremendous amount of thinking. >> "e.t." was there in 2005 when martha launched a new talk show just after her release. she was wearing her ankle monitoring device. >> your past mistakes should never define your future. >> like martha, felicity and lori, if convicted, would most lick lie serve in a minimum security prison. felicity's plea hearing is in 39 days. experts predict a sentence range from zero to ten months. as for lori and her fashion designer husband? >> a hair person. makeup person. i'm going to miss all my persons. >> a source tells us they continue to negotiate with prosecutors, but the max potential sentence for their charges, if convicted, is a staggering 40 years. and support last night, from felicity's former co-star. your former "desperate housewives" co-star felicity huffman, she's having a time. have you talked to he

john wayne. there was james stewart.ould have a socialist who would be running as a democrat party nominee. and we may have one this time. >> indeed we might. you know, i have enough faith in america to think that we can tolerate that kind of disease in our body politic and that the antibodies will cluster around that and just expel it. let the election of 2020 be a referendum. the individual versus the collective. capitalism versus socialism. i'm perfectly happy to take that vote. i know exactly how that's going to turn out. the american people aren't idiots despite what bill maher may think. david: we already have seen polls, last time we polled it at fox news, by two to one, americans thought a move toward socialism, bad. move towards capitalism, good. by two to one. i think the president's on the side of the american people on this. don't you? >> no question about it. when you think about bill maher in front of his little studio audience and every time he tells one of these little jokes, know why the audience laughs?

stewart. >> steve: oh. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i saw trevor noah was there, john oliver. it was super fun.lly, john oliver was at the table next to me. and i actually have my placard from my table. and i said, "john, john." he looks over at me. i go, "yeah, dude. [ laughter ] what's up, man? table number one, man." then the night closed out with taylor swift. >> steve: wow. [ scattered cheers ] >> jimmy: and she played five or six songs. >> questlove: five songs. >> jimmy: she was fantastic. >> questlove: yeah. >> jimmy: guitar, piano, it was -- and then, i left after that. but that's when your night began. >> questlove: i dj'd. yeah. >> jimmy: how late did you go? >> questlove: late. [ laughter ] 2:00 in the morning. 2:00 in the morning. >> jimmy: did you really? >> questlove: sandra oh wouldn't stop dancing. >> jimmy: really? [ laughter ] she was great. i liked her speech. it was really good. >> questlove: yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: but what a -- did you party in that place with the view with the glass -- lincoln center, right? >> questlove: yeah, yeah, you can see new york city outside. >> j

historic jon stewart played by harold and george custer played by ronald reagan. they joined forces pursued of a fanatical john brown. hisond massey traded in lincoln outfit for a john brown outfit. it also celebrates the coming together of white soldiers across sectional lines common cause. in this case it was union confederate soldiers he noted the west late in the war in order to fight some bandits. the details should not be explored to deeply. also a film about the asian. not about unifying nazis and allies it is about bringing together the different skeptical way and victor laszlo played by paul on ride, the unity that is achieved when rick discards his cynicism and understands the need to take a stand against nazi oppression. there is a suggestion of the civil war's relevance to current events. remindsnited with elsa her about the last time they saw each other in paris. >i remember every detail he says . gray.rmans wore you wore blue. the color scheme is important. it does not directly say the confederates were not for the cause of freedom. it is more subtle than that. it is not a simple divide between y

the honorable james stewart, assistant secretary of defense for that part of the fence. rear admiral john pelichik, the deputy director of studies in the leon panetta senior fellow center for a new american security. major general peter burke, mobilization assistance the commander of us northern command and miss elsa kania, senior fellow with the national security program of american security. thank you for joining us today. i would like to turn to you for an opening statement. >> as vice chair for military service, i will be meeting the efforts for the military service commission. when it comes to military service there is commonality, it is understood by a small portion of americans. we found that many americans do not understand the requirement to register for the purpose of the selective service system. although there is no draft the selective service is in existence but there seems to be much confusion between the two. most young men today see it as a secondary process whether they apply to driver's license or federal financial aid. 75% of young men registering as a byproduct of anot

john earnest allegedly opening fire during sabbath services. 60-year-old lori gilbert-kaye, his first victim. rabbi yisroel goldstein shot in both hands. >> i think she took the bullet for the whole congregation. >> reporter: oscar stewart heard those shots and, even though he was unarmed, sprinted towards the sound. >> i didn't think about what i was doing. instinctively, i just ran towards him. i yelled, i'm going to kill you. >> reporter: stewart, an iraq war veteran, apparently startling the gunman, chasing him out of the synagogue. >> i got to his car, he gets in his car, he raises his weapon and i took, with all my force, i hit the side of the car with all my might. he drops the weapon again and he gets the ignition, he turns the ignition on the car. >> reporter: earnest speeding away, but caught one mile later. tonight, earnest facing charges, including one count of murder for the shooting at the synagogue and a hate crime for torching a mosque last month. and now, those questions. how a 19-year-old classically trained pianist, a straight-a student, became radicalized, allegedly posting a hate-fueled public message saying he wanted to kill jews. his distraught parents releasing a statement, saying, "how our son w