kawa. i vote for that as we can interpret it as a motion to amend. >> you want to state your amendment for the record? >> that the retention of mr. kawa's calendar was indeed required by existing law. and i wouldn't go in farther than that. >> i second that as a motion. >> are you withdrawing your motion? >> yes. >> all right. any, i have got to say, i vote against it, but it comes up because i don't understand what it is that you are pointing to. >> mainly what i'm pointing to is the overall collective aspect of the sunshine ordinance, good government, brown act, in regard to public records. the city attorney's interpretation of this particular calendar as a public record, and the underlying requirements within those ordinances and the policies that speak to those ordinances that those things should be preserved. i know i'm casting a broad net here, and i know i'm doing it in a vague way. but i think ratted than just give a pass to the whole idea that records of such moment and significanc

macbeth and luke kawa. scarlet: we do have breaking news.d trump speaking right now at a campaign event. he says he has only used u.s. tax laws. he is not respond to the story about the way he filed his taxes and recorded a huge loss in 1995. matt: $916 million. if anyone had that loss, it would be a good idea to take the loss and divert all the taxes you would pay for the next 18 years, which is what the "new york times" alleges. he says he understands the complex tax code, trying to spin this into he's a good businessman and that is why he did this. the clinton campaign is going to spin it the other way. they will say he did not pay any taxes. the cuban has said that is most important thing a wealthy person can do other than serving in the military as far as patriotic duty. we will continue to cover this and talk about it later in the program. scarlet: donald trump's is the news media is obsessed with one tax filing of his. matt: that is the only one we have seen. scarlet: there you go. coming up, is donald trump running out of time? we wi

sakirs hockey at -- kawa operating profits are unchanged at the moment.s received offers for their initial investment. yvonne: several markets in asia close relative, including australia and korea. --er their currencies doing? how are their currencies doing? shery: the aussie dollar is trading and reversing some gains we saw last week and is falling u.s. cents. at 7643 holiday right now, but they are weakening again for a third consecutive session, down .1%. is also losing ground, .3%. -- down to 63 u.s. cents. japan largely held up in the last three months, even with a stronger yen, according to the latest tom cotton -- tankan survey. tankan cayman at six, which held steady for the last three quarters of the year. expectations were for that number to us by the rise to seven, but it has held despite a much stronger yen this year. this is, some economists and analysts are saying, a sign of resilience. the manufacturing indexes fell to 18, in line with economists estimates, but that had been falling from 22 in the first quarter to 19 the second quarter, now