you'll turn to commissioner kounalakis you have any questions. >> no, i don't. >> commissioner katz.> thank you very much and well looking forward to working with you yeah, i'm pleased we're doing the national search and checking over the timeline here as you probably have been briefed our port community is wide and deep in addition to meeting with some of the commissioners will you be doing any outreach to some of the advisory groups for input. >> any yes. >> any names i forward us we'll conduct the samch and interview them on their input and insight into the candidates just actively we'll bring back the summarized understanding. >> that might be helpful and in the process getting some input from some of the folks external a way of confidentiality too to bring those in perhaps speak to some of the potential candidates possibly. >> and we in the past have kept a general i'm open to the publicity u public so any input we can bring that to you for further disclose what we're hearing on the street or income tax all the information in evaluating the candidates. >> in terms of hopefully,

. >>> more than 200 students from the lewis katz katz of medicine received their degrees, they took the hippocratic oath and received their diplomas. in all 228 students graduated today. >>> there is more ahead on "action news" at 12:30, the family is of joan rivers settles a lawsuit over her deck. why her lawyer says the clinic had no choice but to pay up. >>> and a roller coaster gets stuck on the tracks. a scary moment. >>> canadian prime minister justin trudeau will visiting fire ravaged fort mcmurray is alberta. 2400 structures are destroyed and the main fires are moved but parts of fort mcmurray is still smolder, but the residents have to wait to go back because large parts don't have water, gas or power. >>> and people spent hours stuck on a tampa roller coaster yesterday. it got stuck for no aparents reason. fortunately no one on the ride was injured. >>> a medical malpractice lawsuit in the death of joan rivers was settled. rivers' family sued the clinic after she died during a routine procedure. >> nearly two years after joan rivers death, the family reached a settlement with

sam katz, should he be admired, admonished, or both?> vilified, i would say, in the manner in which he has conducted himself in the campaign, the extent to which he has taken shots at people who he now needs to be for him -- not shots that would be traditional to political discourse, but vicious personal attacks on people, whether it was jeb bush, marco rubio -- "little marco," "lyin' ted" -- and now all these people are supposed to come back and be for him because that was just conversation, just politics. and what that demonstrates, in my mind, is that trump is a great person at promoting the trump brand, but a lousy politician. he actually did a great job to win 45% of the vote until the field got narrow, but now he has to consolidate a party that this week the speaker of the house, who is probably the intellectual leader of the republican party, is already taking a step back and providing cover for other people, and i think this is going to be a very seriously damaging experience for that trump brand, which was the original reason f

. >> commissioner katz. >> the appreciate the comments of the colleagues and certainly supportive of project i like the naifrm comment you took the words out of my mouth this is creating an opportunity i think low benefit our community as a whole and just the the devil is in the details and a few things pie colleagues pointed out i'm pleased and excited this as come forward is a tremors opportunity so thank you to everyone who was involved. >> commissioner vice president brandon. >> peter thank you for a great report and michael and pat thank you very much for their input and i think this is absolutely wonderful that the port staff has collaborated on this effort and fine tuned it with an opportunity to the port i had an opportunity to meet with john a few weeks he was impressed that the operation of patricia how they invest not only in the port but in the community that they're in and all of the good work they do and i'm really excited about the fact that john has gone above and beyond the call of duty in negotiating with labor and local hiring and agreeing to hire more than the ave

despuÉs que katz univisiÓn 14 noticias se puso en contacto con el distrito escolar, aceptaron recibirla leticia: a medida que se acercan las vacaciones de verano en las escuelas. sol alto costo y de los campamentos dejan a las familias obligados a dejar a sus hijos solos en la casa. entrevistado: si el niÑo es lastimado o muere por negligencia el departamento va poner un cargo criminal a los padres. estamos hablando de algo mucho mÁs grave y más serio. marÍa leticia: los padres tienen la obligaciÓn de ir porque hay varios que son gratuitos. marÍa leticia: le mostraremos un telÉfono mÓvil con una pantalla flexible. ♪ ♪ ♪ la leticia: se acerca un fin de semana feriado. veamos cÓmo pinta el clima con guillermo. guillermo: comenza alejarse el sistema que ha traÍdo aumentar. para la costa todavÍa se mantiene la advertencia. los nublados se mantienen con temperaturas frescas esta noche. pero maÑana vea las temperaturas cercanas a las 70 y parcialmente nublado. en este modelo a futuro podemos ver como claramente el sistema se aleja, va hacia el interior. asÍ que buenas condiciones estables con

eli katz now works for a studio. he walked me through a recent project for hbo's "game of thrones." what's it like when you see your work? >> oh, i feel thrilled. i like to point out, oh, hey, there's my shot. >> reporter: there's a strong focus on social skills and teamwork. >> this is what a filmmaker's duty is, to work together with others and know the real meaning of friendship by accomplishing things together. >> reporter: demand is high for both the program -- there are at least three applicants for each slot -- and for their work. >> this program has well exceeded my wildest expectations. we have three of our young adults have moved out of their parents' homes and are working full-time. we're totally blown away. >> reporter: changing lives, as the program says, one frame at a time. erica hill, nbc news, los angeles. >>> that will do it for us on a tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. "we are suspending our campaign." booing runs :03 raj/vo that breaking news: >>> we are suspending our campaign. >> that breaking news

. >>> kid ruled the day at katz jcc in cherry hill, new jersey.sted kid land 2016. the it was filled with more than 100 fun things for kid including rock climbing and a massive obstacle course. those who wanted quiet activities got to meet some of the animals from the philadelphia zoo and grab some markers to create their own pieces of art. >>> welshing we have some great news, to share with you tonight. there is a new member of the "action news" family. alexis haley skversky was born yesterday morning, at 12:46 a.m. to proud parents, jeff and mandy skversky. alexis weighed 6-pound, 4 ounces. jeff tells us that as soon as alexis was born she gave mom a hug and held on to daddy's finger. she had her first big cry when he put that big bow on her head, for her "action news" debut. mom, dad, baby are doing great, mandy, you look terrific. the brings tears to my years. i can hardly read the story. >> jeff, she grabbed your fink tore day but you'll be wrapped around her finger for rest of your life and her life as well come on you. >> aim so excited for

>> i am bruce katz from brookings. how does that work? i am just playing around here. absolute pleasure to moderate the panel. an absolute pleasure in this season of despair to be optimistic about the future of our country and the future of many similarly situated cities in europe. fred bakker and antoine van agtmael have done all of us a great service. almost like it is a hopeful book. it takes two dutchmen to come to america and remind us what we have. very very helpful. two other people on the panel i will give a brief introduction. they are two of the top economic development thinkers and practitioners in the united states. rebecca bagley is vice chancellor for economic partnerships at the university of pittsburgh. she took us on a tour last week. if you want to feel optimistic about america, go on a tour with rebecca bagley. she worked for nor attack, northeast ohio, pennsylvania state government. i may have a question about that. really the iconic science park in the united states prior to that, worked with clemson, north carolina state. these folks are at the cu

. >> you will be broad katzing live -- broadcasting live. it's sold out for the weekend. >> it will be warmer. mid-80's. >> okay. that's getting hot for me. >> it could be worse. >> crank it down a bit. >>> low clouds, a lot of drizzle around the bay. temperature on the cool side, that low cloud deck makes it out to rio vista. some areas clear, it will stay on the cool side. day baseball, partly sunny and 60, the low clouds and fog associated with the low now on the way to southern california, we have a west or southwest breeze, if you're heading down to southern california you will have to deal with more shower activity than us. 50s on the temps. once that system takes a turn that will be tomorrow, we'll see warmer weather, low clouds, sunny and breezy. it stays cool. 60s, 70s. sal what do you have. >>> you know what, we have traffic that's getting busier, looking at the commutes, traffic will be busy in some of the areas at the bay bridge toll plaza, not too bad. it's a 20 minute delay. not a bad commute. looking at the commute on the san

[applause] >> i am bruce katz from brookings. i am just playing around. an absolute pleasure to moderate this panel, an absolute pleasure in this season of despair to be optimistic about the future of our country. and the future of many similarly situated cities in europe. you know, fred and antoine have done all of us a great service. it takes to dutchman to come to america and drawing this what we have. so very, very helpful. we have two other people on this panel that i think i will just give a brief introduction. they are two of the top economic development thinkers and practitioners in the united states. rebecca bagley is by shasta for economic partnership with the university of pittsburgh. she takes all of us on a tour last week. if you want to feel optimistic about america, go on a tour with rebecca. prior to that she worked in ohio. i may have a question about that. and then head of the research triangle, the iconic science part in the united states and prior to that he worked in clemson and north carolina state. state. these folks are really at t

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meet to go day is at katz jewish community center at 11:30. >>> when philadelphia host democratic nationalstaying at a hotel. they are turning to air b and b. many homeowners hoping to rent out their homes when pope francis came to town were disappointed with the lack of dehand but that may not be a a problem during the convention. with two months to go only 4 percent of the homes listed on the site during the convention are still available. >> it allows them to get a feel for the real flavor of the people who live here, what the neighborhood is like, how to get around the city, and the fact that philadelphia a is so easy to get around. >> air b and b got it start during 2008 democratic national convention in denver. dnc will be at wells fargo senter from july 25th through the 28th. >>> well, a as many people go on summer vacations or just go to work their homes could be a target for burglars. in today's three on your side consume are report see how thinking more like a crock could protect you. >> reporter: this woman is too fearful to show her face a year after her home was burglarized. >

to go to the radio hosts who have their ears to the ground or to the radio, and joining me is toni katz and dennis prager who is backing ted cruz, but says he would back donald trump if he wins the nomination. and how are ru are you doing here? >> well, the excitement is here, and the energy is here, and we are ready for tomorrow, and we will have a drink when it is all over. >> and let's talk about the polls before we get into the exchange with the ted trump supporters, and do the polls say the whole story, and what is the listeners saying? >> it is half of the story. can you make the argument that trump is in the lead? absolutely. 15 points? and as nbc/"wall street journal" sees it? no. arg had it 2, and then mike downs' poll over a longer period of time which was plus 16 for cruz, and now you have to be in todd aiken territory to see a 31-pointp sweep the other way, and so that is not happening. one way that it is trump's race to lose, and he is serious because not only is he back, but he stopped at shapiro's dell ka t -- delicatessen, and ip happened to be there when it aped and if

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if he's the nominee, rifle ted cruz katzing that pledge.hillary and donald they're flipe sides of same a k-9. they agree with each other on o issue after issue after issue. up next, after indiana, the wets virginia primary and the nebraska republican primary on may 10. in washington, christine fisherc fox news. meantime, donald trump may havey won the primary in maryland, but governor larry hogan says he sa won't back the gop hopeful. his position has no, sir notti changed even though trump won all the 38 delegates. hogan said he was not a trump fan and didn't think trump should be the gop mom no. g congress taking a break now and that's not signature well with lawmakers who say there's lots of unfished business that needs to be finished. here are just a few issues hanging in the balance. president obama's reques emergency funding to deal with the dike a virus, financial hela needed to pale out puerto rico o which went into default today and congress still has the long term budget problems. still ahead at 6, malia makes her doll edge choice

. -- ben katz. what is the business model looking like?ey are really uniquely positioned in that their cost levels are the lowest. is that allows them flexibility when it comes to filling the planes at lower prices. while you have other competitors like euro wings that deutsche lufthansa is trying to get off the ground, they don't have the same flexibility that ryanair has. they are best prepared for these low fares. will ryanair have a problem if the price of oil continues to rise? we are back up 80% and the 12-year low in january. >> what they very fortunately have is a fuel hedging strategy. what they have is 95% hedged in the 60's range. next year, they are 45% hedged in the 50's. the most important thing with fuel is that they can predict the cost. guy: you talk to the guys over there and they like the idea that fuel prices because low prices are keeping some weaker competitors in the market. either.ys can't hedge it kind of is a double whammy for them. >> there's this competition that hasn't really been sustained previously. what rya

more than 200 students from the lewis katz school of medicine received their doctorate degrees this morning packed into the kimmel center in center city to see the ceremony. congratulations. >>> today was also a very big day for rider university's class of 2016. 10 of the grads not only earned a degree they also earned the chance to win a free car. with one turn of the key a musical theater major stepped into a brand new ride. new jersey correspondent nora muchanic has her story tonight. >> reporter: 800 students walked across the stage at rider university to pick up their diplomas but only one drove away in a brand new car. the college radio station 107.7 the bronc held a contest asking graduates to make a short video about their positive experiences at rider. 10 finalists were each given a car key. one by one they tried to start this 2016 zion im and were disappointed. >> aww. >> reporter: that is until 22-year-old rosie wenter got in and the engine turned over. [cheers and applause] >> reporter:. >> it's been an amazing day. i haven't fathomed it yet. it's all just too good to be true. >

. >> sam katz, documentarian. >> matt. >> always making new documentaries. thank you, sam.onnell. hello. >> good morning. >> nonprofit executive. and finally val digiorgio, g.o.p. state official. >> good morning. >> hello, val. >> good morning, matt. >> so, if you asked anyone at the beginning of last year around this time who are the front runners in the presidential race for 2016, people would have said jeb bush and hillary clinton. one of them is not even in it anymore, and the other is still yi

his ideas and picks, david katz, chief investment officer. we were talking off-camera.stocks. you need movement to make any money, don't you? a little too much movement? >> this was too much. two in january went down sharply and rebounded sharply. we think they're on the mend right now and should move higher over the six to nine months. >> i was trying to get you to sell. no, i wasn't. i was like, devon. and you're actually making money now, aren't you? >> we are making money. it's been too wild a ride. if you have a 12 to 18-month time it's fine. they've done a horrible job being a public company. they did a second offering that was dilutive at the 15-year lows. the assets are worth $50 to $60. we think the stock is going higher. >> you bought it higher? >> we think ultimately it will be a lot higher from now. if you don't have it, we think it's a very good entry point. >> you have had similar volatility in the other names? >> viacom has been a wild ride as you know. but the news on that has been much better lately. they are did the deal with dish. they're selling a mi

. >> wayne gm for uber and cameron cso and katz attorney. >> christine on the board of directors for sfaufbt tilly chang with the transportation authority lonnie vice president of smarter community for verizon and scott with microsoft and for the mta and the chief architect for this proposal. >> joseph vice president of government for the west and uc berkley with the transportation study susan i'm professor and go civic engineering and co-director of sustainability and kim's copilot. >> good morning administrator the federal transit michgsz and steve with the metropolitan. >> bryan with the california state agency good to see you i'm kevin the mayors director mr. mayor open this round table good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> it is good to have an opportunity when we have a smart city challenge we get smart people out here to participate thank you to everyone who is here at city hall and welcome in the secretary foxy we're talking a few minutes earlier i was complimenting many occasion we don't get the opportunity to work with the federal government if which we are positively

versace visiting katz jewish community center a at 11:30 for round table on preventing gun violence.na supermarket in 20011, six other people were killed in that shooting. lets check with katie for i look at the forecast. >> what a beautiful forecast, if you like summer-like weather we have got that basically the entire seven day for you. storm scan is totally quiet. nice and clear skies. let get to the good stuff. seven day. 88 degrees in the sunshine for walt hunter's last day, upper 80's for tomorrow and friday. feeling like 90's with the steam tart to go build, humidity climbing and maybe a shower or then are storm, around the region on friday, weekend is looking pretty good. meisha, back over to you. >> time for air conditioning. thanks very much. looking at vine look at how busy moving in the westbound direction, eastbound looks pretty darn good, just westbound side i'm keeping my eye on looking busy. we have had an accident cleared 95 north to the ramp to the blue route but still very slow moving around that area. we have an accident, take a look, involving three vehicles in c

. >> wayne gm for uber and cameron cso and katz attorney. >> christine on the board of directors for sfaufbt tilly chang with the transportation authority lonnie vice president of smarter community for verizon and scott with microsoft and for the mta and the chief architect for this proposal. >> joseph vice president of government for the west and uc berkley with the transportation study susan i'm professor and go civic engineering and co-director of sustainability and kim's copilot. >> good morning administrator the federal transit michgsz and steve with the metropolitan. >> bryan with the california state agency good to see you i'm kevin the mayors director mr. mayor open this round table good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> it is good to have an opportunity when we have a smart city challenge we get smart people out here to participate thank you to everyone who is here at city hall and welcome in the secretary foxy we're talking a few minutes earlier i was complimenting many occasion we don't get the opportunity to work with the federal government if which we are positively

. >> wayne gm for uber and cameron cso and katz attorney. >> christine on the board of directors forbt tilly chang with the transportation authority lonnie vice president of smarter community for verizon and scott with microsoft and for the mta and the chief architect for this proposal. >> joseph vice president of government for the west and uc berkley with the transportation study susan i'm professor and go civic engineering and co-director of sustainability and kim's copilot. >> good morning administrator the federal transit michgsz and steve with the metropolitan. >> bryan with the california state agency good to see you i'm kevin the mayors director mr. mayor open this round table good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> it is good to have an opportunity when we have a smart city challenge we get smart people out here to participate thank you to everyone who is here at city hall and welcome in the secretary foxy we're talking a few minutes earlier i was complimenting many occasion we don't get the opportunity to work with the federal government if which we are positively chall

. >> wayne gm for uber and cameron cso and katz attorney. >> christine on the board of directors for sfaufbt tilly chang with the transportation authority lonnie vice president of smarter community for verizon and scott with microsoft and for the mta and the chief architect for this proposal. >> joseph vice president of government for the west and uc berkley with the transportation study susan i'm professor and go civic engineering and co-director of sustainability and kim's copilot. >> good morning administrator the federal transit michgsz and steve with the metropolitan. >> bryan with the california state agency good to see you i'm kevin the mayors director mr. mayor open this round table good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> it is good to have an opportunity when we have a smart city challenge we get smart people out here to participate thank you to everyone who is here at city hall and welcome in the secretary foxy we're talking a few minutes earlier i was complimenting many occasion we don't get the opportunity to work with the federal government if which we are positively

let's bray in david katz. he started a small position in apple at current prices.s is jason ware. he is a bit more cautious near term but remain long term bullish. great to speak with you. david, you initiated that small position recently. you said that sub95 is interesting. does it concern you as a longer it stays sub-$95? >> the more it is sub-95, the more interesting it gets. catalyst is the iphone p 7 which will take place this fall. we establish positions under $95. whether it's at $92 or $9 o, we would build the positions. by the time there is clarity the new phone will be hot, the stock will do well. we say we like apple on interimmediate term basis. we think the stock can get to 120, $130. but longer term, there are questions about the type of growth company this is going to be. >> why is it assumed that iphone 7 is going to be hot, jason? i'm curious. yes, they've had, you know sh a lot of different it ragss of the iphone. but with etch even every new one, there are more questions about how transformtive that new generation actually is. >> i think the answ

i want to thank the current mayor, council mayor katz i guess they call him now was mayor then, and -- when my wife was there. and there were some great people that my wife got close to, louise kaufman, karen simms -- how many people actually are from gaithersburg? bless you, because one of the people very dear to us who passed away too young was jeff simms. some of you may remember, he was the jv coach at quince orchard high school. our son played basketball for whitman, and we had some wonderful -- and my wife is actually a good athlete. i always say my children have all the athletic talent that their father doesn't and their mother does. and we still mourn jeff's loss. but bless gaithersburg for doing this, and thank you all for braving this rain. they let baseball fans go or under -- [laughter] you know, have protection, but we go on. to go to the question, i did write this book as somebody who grew up a conservative. you know, my -- oh, i want to thank, by the way, my cousin susan and her husband patrick who i haven't seen in a long time. [laughter] they know perfectly well that

but has a national presence, like justin katz, you can watch his talk, like calcasa, the california coalition against sexual assault which has a huge program for men and boys, all of which work basically on developing the skills that you were talking about and on redefining what is a healthy masculinity so that we can have a culture of respect. so the way i would bring men into this is by reaching out to the men who already have thought about this deeply for decades. >> thank you. questions? >> [ inaudible ] my question is for you, doctor. i've been working with the sharp program since 2009. when i first went through the advocate course and what i've seen with the sharp program -- specifically speaking to the army program. i'm not really familiar with the other services -- but kind of since the program's inception, i felt like there's always been a lot of talk at the top levels and we've gotten a lot of top-down push, which is great, fantastic stuff has come out of that. however, i feel like no one at any point has really reached down to the victim advocates and at some point you guys have bu

. >> wayne gm for uber and cameron cso and katz attorney. >> christine on the board of directors for sfaufbt tilly chang with the transportation authority lonnie vice president of smarter community for verizon and scott with microsoft and for the mta and the chief architect for this proposal. >> joseph vice president of government for the west and uc berkley with the transportation study susan i'm professor and go civic engineering and co-director of sustainability and kim's copilot. >> good morning administrator the federal transit michgsz and steve with the metropolitan. >> bryan with the california state agency good to see you i'm kevin the mayors director mr. mayor open this round table good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> it is good to have an opportunity when we have a smart city challenge we get smart people out here to participate thank you to everyone who is here at city hall and welcome in the secretary foxy we're talking a few minutes earlier i was complimenting many occasion we don't get the opportunity to work with the federal government if which we are positively

the villanova i would have katz will visit the white house and meet president obama. champs set for just after 4:00 p.m. >> ♪ with dunkin's new heath and almond joy candy bar flavored iced coffees. america runs on dunkin'. don't let dust and allergies get and life's beautiful moments. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. >>> welcome back to "gma." you're looking at a scary scene on the colorado/nebraska border. a landspout tornado tearing through and now there are new concerns in the south over that record flooding. millions on alert for strong storms this morning. >>> also right now, bernie sanders, hillary rodham clinton getting ready for a big battle in california. final states getting ready to vote next tuesday and clinton changed her plans heading there earlier than expected and all that weather we've been talking about leading to rough surf on the east coast. 22 people rescued from rip currents monday in florida. a pretty

. >> wayne gm for uber and cameron cso and katz attorney. >> christine on the board of directors for sfaufbt tilly chang with the transportation authority lonnie vice president of smarter community for verizon and scott with microsoft and for the mta and the chief architect for this proposal. >> joseph vice president of government for the west and uc berkley with the transportation study susan i'm professor and go civic engineering and co-director of sustainability and kim's copilot. >> good morning administrator the federal transit michgsz and steve with the metropolitan. >> bryan with the california state agency good to see you i'm kevin the mayors director mr. mayor open this round table good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> it is good to have an opportunity when we have a smart city challenge we get smart people out here to participate thank you to everyone who is here at city hall and welcome in the secretary foxy we're talking a few minutes earlier i was complimenting many occasion we don't get the opportunity to work with the federal government if which we are positively

alan: larry katz of harvard and i administer the continued worker survey.t the bureau of labor statistics has done but not for decades. we conducted the survey's ourselves and what we found is that the fraction of workers who are in contract positions or temporary help jobs or freelancing rose from about 10% of the workforce to just over 50% of the workforce over the last decade. david: that's like a 60% increase. fact, total job growth over the last decade was 9.1 million jobs. growth in this alternative work sector was 9.4 million jobs. it counts for the whole growth over the decade. , we havelast six years added 14 million payroll jobs. i think the future is brighter over the last six years. if you look at the longer term trend, all the growth it appears has been in freelancing of positions. david: i want to bring back matt miller. matt: you go ahead. david: no, go ahead. here.i have jolts we see job openings in white and quids and blue. we saw an interesting phenomenon when job openings went above hires. s came up a little bit and that has to be good ne

. >> wayne gm for uber and cameron cso and katz attorney. >> christine on the board of directors for sfaufbt tilly chang with the transportation authority lonnie vice president of smarter community for verizon and scott with microsoft and for the mta and the chief architect for this proposal. >> joseph vice president of government for the west and uc berkley with the transportation study susan i'm professor and go civic engineering and co-director of sustainability and kim's copilot. >> good morning administrator the federal transit michgsz and steve with the metropolitan. >> bryan with the california state agency good to see you i'm kevin the mayors director mr. mayor open this round table good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> it is good to have an opportunity when we have a smart city challenge we get smart people out here to participate thank you to everyone who is here at city hall and welcome in the secretary foxy we're talking a few minutes earlier i was complimenting many occasion we don't get the opportunity to work with the federal government if which we are positively

katz can give me the random order, i will say what order they will come in. has rolled the 20 sided die that determines everything in this party, and the order for the speeches will mr. sarwark, mr. rutherford. thank you. >> thank you, mr. chairman. candidate to be placed in nomination, the nomination speeches are allowed up to 10 minutes in total. ask that those people who are serving as nominators for the various candidates assemble. do we have these people assembled? hopefully they will shake a leg and assemble quickly. do youicular, mr. weeks, have your nominators assembled, sir? so. do believe >> i -- you're --e wildly if again, the chair will request -- i see mr. weeks. >> the first candidate -- mr. james weeks. mr. weeks, you and your nominators may approach. >> how much time -- >> point of information. how much time will each candidate have for their speech? total, each candidate will have up to 10 minutes. the candidate may allocate in whatever manner they choose. weeks? you and your colleagues are welcome. >> well, after all the fun we have had toda