mr. gonzales will be taking a seat and then i will take back questions. questions. >> thank you very much. >> we think the panelists for your participation today. please start with and hoste

mr. gonzales. he two bullets he was hit by went straight through his lower leg. didn't hit a bone.couple more surgeries to go. he was in incredibly positive spirits. i asked him to tell me about what was going through his mind and whether it changed his thinking at all about the gun debate. i think both of his answers are fascinating. take a listen. >> when i turned around again, i saw he was pointing that rifle at me. >> reporter: i can't even imagine what it's like to look up and see somebody pointing a rifle at you. >> it's a -- you can't believe it. it's -- at that time, you know, i got scared. i was mad. you know, and didn't know what to believe. i couldn't believe i was getting shot. >> reporter: anything that happened to you change at all -- or how do you feel about people owning weapons like the one fired at you? >> i try not to get into that. either way people are going to get the weapons. i mean, i know there's a lot of saying we got to ban the weapons and all that. i doubt that that's going to change anything. i'm not against it and i'm not for it. >> reporter: an intere

mr. gonzales and they said they weren't doing work the mailboxes right now, they didn't even touch them, they took them down, they are flopping, you can get right in. they just did this a couple of days ago. this is a lazy approach to debris cleanup, each and every day. if the board is not inclined to take my word for it, it is my understanding they have had numerous notices of violation, issued by the department of building inspectors for performing work outside of the scope of true permits. i informed you of these issues since i made one of the complaints only for kitchen and bathroom remodeling but they completely gutted the apartments. all i'm asking here is for the board of appeals to condition so that they meet safe, ethical and reasonable requirements. i have personally seen numerous weeks where there were no contractors working on the buildingbuilding, only to startt thing in the morning on saturday or sunday. i also believe it is completely reasonable to ask for detailed construction plan, and work schedule for the entirety of the project, with scheduled updates to completion. n

mr. gonzales will be taking a seat and then i will take back questions. questions. >> thank you very much. >> we think the panelists for your participation today. please start with and hosted a panel on the racial wealth gap. the middle and upper-class families are still losing wealth due to the segregation and deniability of african-america african-americans. what do you think about that and what are some solutions to amend these action >> it is interconnected. they have distinct components but there are various dollar causes that could go to exacerbate the inequities and so i feel we can't talk about one without the other beer and -- they are intricately related. >> hell do we close the racial wealth gap. >> i think what is helpful in looking at any quality in the frame of wealth is that it helps us to see a multifaceted aspect that is not just getting the person to the right education program or household competition because all of the sting we still see in wealth and equality because it's an economic indicator that that factor is over a generation. to

mr. gonzales is on the chair for five minutes. >> thank you everybody for being here. and for a good hearing. i was very happy to hear your comments and your interest and seeing more companies go public and i share that with the investors participating in some of those succeeding businesses. when i talked to investors or investors in these companies and private companies which are exposing themselves i hear it into areas. it's a barrier of the market if you're in a small firm as well as research. the second one is just what i would call general pains associated with raising a public ground and going through the ipo process. my first question. what is the sec doing to increase the volume of infiltrating? and coverage from a research standpoint? >> you raise a point that i'll take the time to explain it. >> just what. (laughs) >> trading in our top 500,000 is really good and as you go further down the spectrum of public companies the trading is fairly thin and in fact, making a trait of any size that's meaningful would have an impact on the price. if you know that going

mr. gonzales will be taking a seat and then i will take back questions. questions. >> thank you very much. >> we think the panelists for your participation today. please start with and hoste >> it's clear what's going on here, if you are going to look for the president or anyone else to spell it out in graphic terms like that in any good organized crime figure when they know how to talk in a way where the message -- (technical problem) >> i thought that don jr. was a dead ringer for frayed oh. but i don't know, (technical problem) i guess this these days you have to laugh or you get mad. (technical problem) i had the chance to travel with him and one of them and the wonderful thing about traveling with them is that we have dinner with barr no and bill gates and as the night war on we started telling jokes and panel told the joke about being irish and got very serious. he said i'm very proud to be irish and proud of ireland them but to most people just the country. america is also an idea. i remember thinking at the time that this is really what's at stake