>> my name is kay walker a retired social working i'm a member of s c i u since 72 and an person as an officer i want to i'd like to follow-up on something that was said it is actually in terms of the city chapter there recent something called a prekraurgs principle it is really the city charters are constitution it talk about a policy or action has a suspected risk of causing harm to the public or to the environment in the absence of scientific consensus that is action or policy is not harmful the burden of proof falls on those taking on action she said she didn't hear why those funds are good for us in terms of the principle in the city and county chapter that is our responsibility i know that the city and county doesn't follow its rules but as a member of the system i'm sxhiftd i do this and also in terms of investments i was online a lot after reading that warren buffet thought it wasn't a good idea and after the reading the article cal which is like another public agency which is a huge $300 billion fund of public servants so to aspect and retirees they dumped the hedge funds and

julianne ball, oscar grande, gregory dillon, john murphy, denise dory, guillermo, kay walker, nancy mcnerneyterry almaguire. tony kelly. >> my name is greg dillon. i was taking my daughter to this park since she was in diapers. she is 22 now and we benefited greatly from the free programming that they had in the park. she played t-ball. she played volleyball. she played soccer there, and particularly she played in the tennis program and ended up getting a scholarship and winning national championships. one of the schools that has a lot of tech people and this here is a plaque that i received back in august 28th of 1997. it is from the mission playground soccer tournament 2 for outstanding service to the community. so i know a lot about what has gone on in the park. i know when vidrio brought the goals over there. he was an employee who had a degree in recreation from usf and he was a giant that i take my hat off to for. we had luiz running the programs and it's so important to have bilingual staff because the distance between mission playground and the permit place is not 52 minutes on the 3

i think john kay sick an interesting figure and scott walker.e gubernatorial elections in four years in a swing state. he didn't win overwhelm whemfully but put that record up against a lot of people. the field is going to be big. i'm not convinced jeb runs and convinced he wins. >> who is the republican? >> i know clinton world is the most worried about jeb. chris's insight is interesting. i think they see those two as fighting over money. wall street fighting over moderate votes. they're both worried about that. it would be interesting for it's rand paul and the republican party reversed it and they have the fresh young voice. >> interesting. we'll be watching. nice to see you on a wednesday morning. thank you so much. >> we did it! god bless 734 more days of the next one. >>> that's going to do it for this edition of the daily rundown. more on the president's plan on the coming days and the role the latino vote played in last night's election. you're watching msnbc. take a closer look at your fidelity green line and you'll see just how much i

walker is struggling in michigan. -- in wisconsin. people like rick scott. luckily for kay hagan, there's somebody who represents the state of north carolina in the form of thom tillis. he is a state government. that is a different factor from many races around the country. >> i want to ask you a brain question, sam. really, 2009 is actually where i see that beginning in that wake county school board election. there was enormous outside money that comes in, they take over the wake county school board, you start seeing resegregation activities because they do away with the policy of economic desegregation. those early teeny tiny races in a teeny tiny county ended up meaning a beginning of a process. but who in the world has time to pay attention to every race? i wonder about like our capacity, literally our capacity to pay attention to all of those races. >> sure. it's well-known our social circles can only be a few hundred people at a time. there are findings that we can remember seven things in our memory at a time. it's hard to keep track of lots of shiny objects. with 6,