mr. chavez was saying we did see there was one hundred misdemeanors of private investment into this company and certainly no one has been in the idea you've ceased the fossil fuel investments but i do think that a one hundred million dollars investment that will be locked up for hover long is nationally noted what we're president the board to do for our funds at risk obviously this investment has been taken and what is done is done we hope that the retirement board will think long-term with making those kinds of investment it is this is locked up for 10 or 15 years where's the energy market going to be then are those prudent investments if be making now we august no, that 3 i hope as the 3456shg9 a changing we're taking on this information maybe a precautionary principle with those kinds of investments going forward thank you. >> thank you. any other speakers? >> i don't know if this is the right slot maybe under divestment but packing well investment has 3 risk factors for 2015 only the u.s. dollar will most likely be at the plunge there are other key points but anyway i hope you don't use

mr. chavez who was his friend. nicolas maduro has no wisdom as far as economics is concerned. he's not have one economist or businessman in his cabinet. both of these countries have problems. they are suppliers of crude oil to the world and they have to do what they can to sell more crude, if they can, to don't pick up what amounts of dollars, what amounts of money they can pick up. this is not a very good circumstance under any situation that you can put together in south america. >> so could be a lot of supply to the market. what's the risk to the down side on the price of oil? >> i lot you. >> so this could mean lots of supply to the market -- dennis can you hear me? what's the risk to the down side to crude. dennis is having problems. >> let me throw something else in the mix. what dennis describes and i don't disagree. hard to disagree with what he just said. i do think in brazil they are going -- the risk from the weekend were that maybe they are actually asking for, the social group, the community is asking for a military takeover which they have seen in brazil before.

algo que tambiÉn hacia hugo chÁvez quien utilizaba el inglÉs en sus conocidos insultos. >> you are a donkey mrvo comunicacional del presidente maduro, mantenerse en el tope de la uniÓn pÚblica quizÁs siguiendo esa vieja consigna publicitaria que dice que hablen mal de ti pero que hablen. jorge: un sismo de mediana intensidad ocurriÓ en la capital mexicana, algunas oficinas fueron evacuadas pero no se informÓ de daÑos ni de vÍctimas, las autoridades dijeron que activaron un protocolo para revisar posibles daÑos, el epicentro fue en el estado de puebla. marÍa elena: ahora tenemos un adelanto de algunas de las historias que estÁn preparando para la emisiÓn nocturna y para ello nos vamos con ilia calderÓn. alia: asÍ es marÍa elena, hola jorge, comenzamos con investigaciÓn que exteriorizando la secretarÍa de trabajo y de previsiÓn social en mÉxico, en relaciÓn a una empresa que estarÍa vinculada a la familia del expresidente vicente fox que estÁs investigarÁ justamente por el caso de la explotaciÓn de alrededor de 200 jornaleros indÍgenas en cultivos de baja california sur. un hispano que pasÓ casi

chavez for 14 years. it should be no surprise. >> mr. sabatini do you agree with the assessment? >> there are national security risks in venezuela. we have become very much, embedded with narcotics trafficking, it's become a major bridge now narcotics trafficking going from west africa to europe. over the last 15 plus years they have been systematically taking apart the state risk of becoming a failed state. does it rise to a security threat to the united states? not that but it's a very sticky situation. what is very interesting according to public opinion surveys, most people are not buying it, be maduro's approval rate is over 70% and his approval rate is 20%. that hasn't changed even in the face of all these alleged coup plots. >> what isn't working? >> i think the government is sort of knee jerk dna reaction to everything is confrontation. it cannot sort of moderate its discourse. with oil down by 60% the country facing a huge potential devaluation. inflation close to 70%. he is very much on the ropes politically. >> mr. farnsworth, has there been reaction from the rest of t

chavez post 505. i am working on the film festival with commissioner eddie mirez i am absolutely driven and i am driven to complete the work of those who have already served. >> thank you, mr. rogers. if you could talk about your experience with the veterans in the library? >> absolutely, veteran's center at the library came from a state grant. we need to use city resources and city specialty knowledge to kind of leverage that to help veterans. in the library you can imagine librarians are specifically trained at identifying and finding resources based on minimal information. the concept that staff members, we will be staffed by library volunteered backed by staff to help veterans find the services they need. it's outside my role but i was brought in as the staff member there. >> so it's a staff member there? >> yes. >> so this is your full-time work? >> absolutely. >> this is a completely different place, a social service agency that supports veterans and so do you see unique ways that veterans issues are presented to you at the library or to your work with the veterans in the library that gives you a certain percent sec tif? >> absolutely. as you know, many veterans are

mr. clegg? >> thank you very much. i appreciate the opportunity to testify. my name is roger clegg. i'm president of counsel. a nonprofit, research and -- our chairman is linda chavez. our focus is on public policy issues that deal with race and issues. immigration and assimilation. i should add that ms. chavez -- i was once the heavy assistant attorney general in the justice department of civil rights. the points i make in the written testimony that you have about the employment donna -- the employment donna nondesc -- there's a strong presumption to let businesses make a decision. it is not immoral to discriminate based on -- legislation would create many problems for employers. the main purpose of this bill is to try and marginalize americans that believe that gay sex is a sin. this is a bad aim. there is some overlap among these points. that is my written testimony in my oral testimony today. i like to talk more about when discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation might need rational. these situations i discussed in my written testimony are principally where the employer or customers might have objections to working with someone whom they view as engagi