work with us as we are getting a request to stay away - so thank you very much >> great, thank you mr. burk. >> next speaker. >> i'm part of the buena vista group i live in the other neighborhood i'm the dad that has you know the double story with the twins and boy there's a lot of chaos when i look at the judge the safety issues around the park that is an area to avoid you know it's an area hass as a parent i'm concerned about the menacing nature we have a go-go area i wanted to thank captain he's welcome as well as officer strong that do a fabulous job but my colleague david alluded to the officers are doing an incredible job and as a dad i know i want to give - you do you give your lives daily but the issue we need to insure the charging deputies the judges and you know really collaborated to make sure their prosecuted under the laws we're not asking for anything above and beyond that and appreciate senator edwards leadership in showing up here and asking really to kind of bring the groups together to help our police officers because the people coming out and they get agreed and people c

. >> good afternoon mr. burk. >> i'll ask bob to make a brief introduction and perhaps comments as well. >> thanks we had a fairly thoroughly discussion at the request of commissioner meiberger and another additional information and extended the horizon with regards to returned on calibers and look at the caliber kip and the s&p 500 the energy prices are a available in the 40s the ability to get data to do expensive analysis was pretty much limited into the 1980 analysis on this going back with that, i believe we can open it up for questions. >> great commissioners questions of staff? one or two 3 >> how many will you let me have a couple - first in terms of your columbian's i'm in favor of going forward if you could address let's talk about fund if we're going to investing one hundred million dollars where will the proceeds go to fund. >> you mean where they'll come from sure we are over public equities this enters into the discussion i believe of the 6 items that will related to arrow street it will definitely

today, mr. burke said in his words, you get medals for doing what you have to do you know?e was an army ranger. he says he thanks god for a wonderful family and a good life. >>> next a pregnant woman says this video proves that deputy punched her. >> it's ridiculous. >> tonight, we'll tell you what sparked the arrest and why the sheriff says his deputies had to use force. >>> they were struck by a car while responding to an emergency call on the beltway. they returned to the fire house today. >>> and an nba player stabbed two others arrested. the fight that turned a nightclub into a crime scene. >>> an altercation outside a new york nightclub left three people injured including an nba player. he and his girlfriend were having an argument last night. that's when the suspect intervened and pulled out a knife. he stabbed copeland and his girlfriend. police arrived and arrested the suspect. two atlanta hawks players were also arrested. all of the victims are expected to be okay. >> a texas sheriff's deputy is under investigation now apparently for punching a pregnant woman whil

mr. burks i just want to tell you that i am a fan of milton friedman as well. i read several of his books have watched a lot of black-and-white from back in the day when he was talking about the economy. in the middle eastern country as well as india. he weighs showing how an economy can be with people working together. how could we bring that blueprint from that kind of world to the ghetto in the ghetto in low-income parts of this country and put it in that we can do with a argument over there was little or nothing. >> host: chris, what do you do in huntsville? >> guest: construction mainly, but due to the weather it is kind of slow right now. >> host: what attracted you to milton friedman? >> caller: basically the way that if the system can help people that don't have a voice economically, that it benefits all and it is something that is good. you don't have to worry about dependent on welfare and food stamps because we can do for ourselves. >> guest: thank you chris. how was it that we have world development policies that are so good and potentially rwanda o

that is always been the high level speculation that brian roberts and mr. burkeat comcast, gave al sharpton, who is very close with the white house, that show and for one reason only, that was to facilitate this deal. if this gets killed, check how long he stays at msnbc. >> charlie fast, thank you very much. -- gasparino. >> i will. liz: charlie breaks it. the rant heard round the world, you heard it right? the espn reporter caught on camera, berating a parking lot attendant. >> not a attendant. some guy toeing a car. liz: she had to go to the attendant to get the car back. does the punishment fit the crime? she suspended for one week. but she criticized the person's education. if you thought going to koa campground was roughing it, we have the ceo here to tell us about the rise of "glamping." come on kids, pack the blow dryer and the krystal champagne. what is "glamping"? fox business is hot as we head into summer. [announcer:] what if one stalk of broccoli could protect you from cancer? what if one push up could prevent heart disease? [man grunts] one wishful

mr. emanuel: you can save a lot of money on workers comp and that is where we have been saving money. moderator: a lot of people have no idea what ed burkeoes. mr. emanuel: let me get to the bigger point. that downgrade issue -- it very specifically points to public schools. in 1977, you cast a vote to allow them to skip payments to teachers pension. if you skip these payments, the pensions will create a financial mess. the probably have today -- your fingerprints are all over that shovel. that is what created the financial mess we have today. the downgrades weren't there in the last four years -- it took 30 years of politicians casting votes in springfield -- moderator: you talked about credibility. how about the credibility of mov movody's? mr. emanuel: you don't believe the pension crisis -- you are not suggesting they have just emerged. it is years and years. that is the honest assessment. that is the first time cps started to skip payments, when he was in the state senate. it would create a financial mess. that is the problem we have today. moderator: what's moody says -- it is a projection of the future. mr. emanuel: and how we got

mr. emanuel: you can save a lot of money on workers comp and that is where we have been saving money. moderator: a lot of people have no idea what ed burkeoes. mr. emanuel: let me get to the bigger point. that downgrade issue -- it very specifically points to public schools. in 1977, you cast a vote to allow them to skip payments to teachers pension. if you skip these payments, the pensions will create a financial mess. the probably have today -- your fingerprints are all over that shovel. that is what created the financial mess we have today. the downgrades weren't there in the last four years -- it took 30 years of politicians casting votes in springfield -- moderator: you talked about credibility. how about the credibility of mov movody's? mr. emanuel: you don't believe the pension crisis -- you are not suggesting they have just emerged. it is years and years. that is the honest assessment. that is the first time cps started to skip payments, when he was in the state senate. it would create a financial mess. that is the problem we have today. moderator: what's moody says -- it is a projection of the future. mr. emanuel: and how we got

mr. burkes described, the objective with regard to marriage is to link children with their biological parents. when that breaks down then there's adoption. and so, yes, there's an effort to -- >> do you think that a state can fail to recognize the birth certificate of a particular -- another state? >> i'm not -- >> just that. do you think the word "records" in the constitution includes birth certificates? >> yes. >> so california without any reason no suspicion of fraud, no anything could it refuse to recognize another state's birth certificate? >> i have to admit your honor i can't speak to that. >> records to me have to have a meaning. >> record has a meaning it does, your honor. the reason i'm hesitant is because i know there's disagreement in the cases about exactly what the impact of that is between whether that just means we have to knowledge the existence of the record for evidentiary purposes or whether the effect of the record has toon acknowledged. and as i stand here -- >> i recognize that's an issue, but if a birth certificate were to be a record don't you think a marriage certifi

mr. mayor burke is going to be at a meeting i'm organizing in berlin in three weeks to talk about the tremendous success chattanooga has had in revitalizing the city and supporting entrepreneurship there. and i think you had a little bit to do that. i've heard that, anyway, from history. and so i'm very pleased to be here. both because of my ties to tennessee and also because these are issues i worked upon very -- a lot in the 1990s. i was the assistant secretary during this whole period of all these memorandum and agreements and everything and participated in negotiation of everything. not the budapest paper but most of the others. and so to you and also to ranking member menendez, i'm very pleased to be here. i have a very special point to make. you have heard in very extremely good detail, if not satisfying detail about how our government sees things, but i think there's one thing that we need to think about, which senator rubio in particular talked about, and that is that the direction of this conflict and a definition of this conflict. my own view is, and i've been living in germany for a l

mr. burkes described, the objective with regard to marriage is to link children with their biological parents. when that breaks down then there's adoption. and so, yes, there's an effort to -- >> do you think that a state can fail to recognize the birth certificate of a particular -- another state? >> i'm not -- >> just that. do you think the word "records" in the constitution includes birth certificates? >> yes. >> so california without any reason no suspicion of fraud, no anything could it refuse to recognize another state's birth certificate? >> i have to admit your honor i can't speak to that. >> records to me have to have a meaning. >> record has a meaning it does, your honor. the reason i'm hesitant is because i know there's disagreement in the cases about exactly what the impact of that is between whether that just means we have to knowledge the existence of the record for evidentiary purposes or whether the effect of the record has toon acknowledged. and as i stand here -- >> i recognize that's an issue, but if a birth certificate were to be a record don't you think a marriage certifi