sometime in the afternoon, captain david lazar decided he'd visit the family. he went to the hospital, went into the reception area and learned that the family had just left and he quickly went back out to the parking lot and was able to locate the family in the vehicle. he approached the family and introduced himself just to check on the boy and see if there was anything he could offer and that's when the family advised him that the little boy had passed of several hours of surgery. as i mentioned the family was staying over in alameda and so captain lazar took it upon himself to arrange that they would be able to stay in san francisco and he was able to get them lodging at the jw marriott in union square and they donated two rooms to the family because one of the senior family members was also flying in. captain lazar also took care of their other needs and they were able to provide meals to the family and any other assistance they needed. the family drove back home to utah on saturday. we haven't had communication with them since, but they have established a

he is a columnist and a member of the newspaper's editorial board and in new york we cross to fred lazar and he is a professor emeritus at ben gurion university as well as a visiting scholar at new york university and author of the book the struggle for soviet jewry in american politics right gentlemen cross-talk rules and a fact that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encouraging me to go in jerusalem if i go to you first here all talks of a cease fire and truce have come to an end at least as we speak right now what's israel's game plan. it's hard to say what israel's a plan is but if you take a look at the last sixty five years it's pretty clear that israel is intending to continue to bomb and destroy as much as possible in gaza i think it would have been a ved to expect the cease fire would that would these talks would lead to anything since we have sisi on one hand who works for the israelis or the americans and we have units and you know really has no motivation no intention to stop terrorizing and stop this brutal violence against. the palestinians in gaza but the

. >> the thunder and ceo of operational band-aid member of president obama said lazar kelso on financial capability for young americans argues that we can put our economy back on track by building financial the trustee and a spending and opportunities in poor communities in the united states. this is an hour and 15 minutes. >> welcome to the gallup organization. we have a couple people that will speak, and then i will introduce our new best-selling author. his book is number one on amazon movers and shakers list. and you're not following it closely. thirtysomething. so congratulations on that. [applause] really important american here today, and for those of you who no galop, our biggest business sector around the world is actually banking. we have a lot of sectors for all kinds of corporations, but our biggest sector is banking. banking has been a very good friend to this organization. i am on john's board of operation. i think most of you know that john has built a colossus organization, operation hope and john, i would say, board members to my best friends of banks of operation hope.

joining me now, kari lazar white of the brotherhood, sisterhood soul which works extensively on thism. so today's roundtable has a lot offing about nam big names. can it really accomplish anything? >> i don't think that a roundtable is what's going to accomplish something. new york city's police force is officerly 36,000 officers. you're talking about a force that has to have comprehensive reform to change policies that are very problematic. it can't be about a roundtable but systemic change. changing broken windows, policing which it does not work. deal with police officers who are out of control. there's a percentage of the nypd that even the nypd acknowledges are brutal and out of control. how do you deal with them, remove them and how do you train officers and deal with this intersection of criminal justice, race and masculinity that responds to this type of incident. >> how big a problem do you see this as being nationwide? >> it's a national issue. any time you put people in a position of authority over others and they have the ability to exert life or death force over people,

when you look at the phrase they gets," and i know upset when they are called boutiques, ever core, lazar they have a future where they can rekindle? >> there is a place for boutiques. and the firms that establish good niches in certain parts of the segment for that. but in terms of establishing global capabilities -- >> are you getting a pay raise tomorrow? morgan stanley is giving a pay raise. his barclays next? why did they do that? why did they give those guys a bump? kantor, if you are listening, jason goldberg. >> 25%. >> i'll sign up for that now. you've seen an increase in some firms in the fixed tag, but that is not mean the competition will be change. >> i can understand wanting to make more money, but i also want to be a little geeky. we have seen some transaction about the two-year and the tenure spread. we have seen some impact on making loans. how does it impact your bank? it will be the 16th year that there has been contraction. it is not a new phenomenon. the lower rate of exchange is more challenging. >> michael holland, are you going to acquire shares of banks this morni

. >> i would be glad to there has been this lazar sharp focus on the disability claims backlog. .. >> i would tell you when i directed zero the medical center's to go out and spend time in each of the clinics people have asked me that does not sound much like a check and balance but the real motivation behind that was to be on the ground do take ownership including the timeliness. >> from those whistle-blowers. >> but we come behind that with the independent audit comprehensive audit because we need to restore that tressed. >> has anyone lost their job for retaliating? >> no. there are two whistle-blower retaliation referral suggest come from the office of special counsel and tuesday morning investigators will be of the crowd. >> no other ongoing investigations are currently on the way? >> the number is 70. >> the other 68 are ongoing? >> it is at the office of special counsel i am waiting for the office to provide me the results of their investigation. >> what you doing about it? >> let me describe what we heard from whistle-blowers we get an e-mail once a year then we are faced with