mr. parker and welcome to san francisco. next speaker please >> good evening madam president and board of supervisor, my name is [inaudible] here in support of our initiative we submitted as a resolution with supervisor cohen and i they think thank you for the time to push this forward to insure more safe policing in the city and community [inaudible] in direct response of the lack of safety and they have especially in communities of color we have seen what can happen when we do not make a effort to investigate and address the inequality and inequities in our society. this aloed many to live in fear and have their right taken away from them. [inaudible] also the officers that are supposed to protect them. [inaudible] criminalize people who are trying to protect themselves in a way that doesn't interfere with police work at all and we have seen over the past especially in the last year all the hanns crimes gon unnoticed had there not been a citizen with a video tape. we need to protect the citizens triget be able tee be able

mr. parker comes in. icipate in the stock market, and within that is the blur of the news like iran like greece, and the rest of it. adam parker, thank you so much as we do international relations this morning. in your wonderful charts, you say things are not that. you look at the ratio of the money we are paying out every month to our net disposable income, and we are back to the nirvanas of the early 1980's. adam: i am very bullish. let's bring it into the stock market for the last 15 for people to pay attention. here is an easy case for u.s. equities. the bond them -- the bottom earnings estimates are too low. you will start seeing that with the earning sector. they brought it down too much. the u.s. economy is getting better. consumer confidence construction spending, jobs -- and then three, sentiment is low. if this world right now does not make you realize you should pay a higher relative multiple for u.s. equities in europe are other places -- tom: brendan greeley on talking about republicans in ira

i have the mayor jessie parker. mr.or, this is something that this congregation has gone through before. 20 years ago two members of the kkk burned down the original mt. zion ame. as you look at this church what do you feel what do you think as this congregation has to rebuild again? >> you feel sorrow. it's devastating. you know, to put the church and the skmuntcommunity back through the same thing -- even though it was 20 years ago, it seemed like it was just yesterday. i was down here 20 years ago when the church was dedicated through president bill clinton at that time. and just to see it back in flames in such a short span of time is hurtful for the entire community. we all hurt when we see this. i mean we stood out here last night, the church folks, the pastor and we had a prayer vigil as the church burned. the church is the pillar stone of our community. when you start burning -- when the churches burn -- i don't want to get ahead of the investigation because we did have a severe lightning storm over here last ni

mr. mayor (clapping.) >> thank you, captain parker and thank you for your service to our city and country hello, everybody welcome you know, i think our particular blessed this morning since i believe according to nancy who is the chairperson everyday is foggy but today not foggy you know i don't have an opportunity to thank my dad for being a veteran i'll speak through the veterans here to thank him that's why here today i'm proud to stand here and celebrate the long awaited groundbreaking for the site of the million dollar our veterans have chesterfield chosen i think that is an outstanding site and perfect for this memorial it certainly commemorates and honors our well deserving veterans and together we in san francisco will always remember remember the americans that fought in the all of a sudden forgotten war with their brother and sister in south korea i want to thank again, the houbl inventing i quinton cop and men's e members of the coroner foundation have insured the future generation those you saw sing and many more who perhaps with that reminder never forget the true cost of war and certainly t

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mr. sketch. we have parker. we have a drafting instrument business.we are the leader globally so we believe in the writing category. the category is growing units and dollars in the developed world. the real story in the category will be the movement of people out of poverty into the middle class in the emerging markets and they are with that economic development and social development comes access to education systems. reality of writing business is it is right in the middle of that mega trend. we expect the writing growth to be quite vibrant for some time to come. >> even in the digital world. >> we were talking earlier about how this stock market has had winners and losers. one of the things that winners have had in common is real businesses. they are not buying back stock to generate earnings. they are not doing financial engineering buyouts. your company seems to have products. you have done a good job developing products. my question is are you somewhat recession proof with your product mix? >> we have a saying in the company that ideas trump th

mr. mayor (clapping.) >> thank you, captain parker and thank you for your service to our city and country hello, everybodyblessed this morning since i believe according to nancy who is the chairperson everyday is foggy but today not foggy you know i don't have an opportunity to thank my dad for being a veteran i'll speak through the veterans here to thank him that's why here today i'm proud to stand here and celebrate the long awaited groundbreaking for the site of the million dollar our veterans have chesterfield chosen i think that is an outstanding site and perfect for this memorial it certainly commemorates and honors our well deserving veterans and together we in san francisco will always remember remember the americans that fought in the all of a sudden forgotten war with their brother and sister in south korea i want to thank again, the houbl inventing i quinton cop and men's e members of the coroner foundation have insured the future generation those you saw sing and many more who perhaps with that reminder never forget the true cost of war and certainly the true price of freedom today thousands o

mr. mayor (clapping.) >> thank you, captain parker and thank you for your service to our city and country hello, everybodyblessed this morning since i believe according to nancy who is the chairperson everyday is foggy but today not foggy you know i don't have an opportunity to thank my dad for being a veteran i'll speak through the veterans here to thank him that's why here today i'm proud to stand here and celebrate the long awaited groundbreaking for the site of the million dollar our veterans have chesterfield chosen i think that is an outstanding site and perfect for this memorial it certainly commemorates and honors our well deserving veterans and together we in san francisco will always remember remember the americans that fought in the all of a sudden forgotten war with their brother and sister in south korea i want to thank again, the houbl inventing i quinton cop and men's e members of the coroner foundation have insured the future generation those you saw sing and many more who perhaps with that reminder never forget the true cost of war and certainly the true price of freedom today thousands o

mr. hill. and they know him and everything so that's the reason why they were fighting. >> with parker subdued,urns their attention to professor hill. who is still trapped under the car. >> and then my wife ran up there, looked under the car and said, he's breathing. police officer paul brown is heading back to the station when someone in the crowd flags him down. >> a citizen came over to me and said, officer, there is a gentleman under the car. so i looked under the car and there was mr. hill lying face down under the car. basically what i saw, i knew he was great pain. >> trapped beneath the car professor hill is in dire need of help. with little time to waste and no paramedics at the scene the crowd begins to lift the car off of him. >> we can lift the car up and the officer said you think you can lift it? i said we can try and i grabbed it like that and then i caught, yelled and told some of the guys to come over and give me a hand. >> a group of volunteers surrounds the car and summons all of their strength. >> so i said on the count of three you guys are going to lift and i'm going to pu

. >> kathleen parker is a prize columnist and you reed is national correspondent up, there she is up in new york with msnbc. mr. trump lapped the field for the nomination in a new today abc news poll released late today trump has surged into the lead in this contest with 24%, nearly twice as much as the nearest rival and jeb bush is further down. the biggest lead of any candidate in the polling and here is the rub, the poll was taken before trump's comments on sad about mccain and they note his support fell sharply on the one night when voters were surveyed after his remarks. howard, what do you make of that? has he crested because of this comment about mccain not really being a war hero? >> if he has, it's not just because of the substance of his remarks about mccain. i was with mccain the year after that interview -- >> that -- >> i was with john mccain and watched him go into the room, the cell and anyone that seen that would never make the comment donald trump made. it's the notion that he somehow is a little unhinged. until now it's been he's crazy like a fox saying all kinds of provocative things, gettin

mr. schaeuble may have one way to get out of there, with the imf holding firm on their position. jonathan: hans nichols in berlin, thank you. still with us, bob parkerlet me go back about 5, 6 months. the dutch finance minister, portuguese finance minister, spanish finance minister, all said we would consider pushing back maturities, lower interest rates. we've done it before. why are we talking about the same thing still? bob: i think a lot of it depends on the conditionality in the bailout. if you cut through all this noise, greece has debt of 320 billion euro. greece in the first half of this year went back into recession. the consensus forecast for next year is the greek economy will grow just over 1%. with that very mediocre growth outlook, one has to ask what is greece's ability to achieve the primary budget surpluses that have been agreed in the bailout? what is its ability to service that 320 billion? if greece was compliant with the original criteria, its debt level would have been about 100 billion. one has to sympathize with the statements from the imf saying that greece needs debt relief. to come back to your question, i'm going to make

parker, he is staying with us. angela merkel, she just finished a radio interview. we talked about greek debt sustainability. mr.uble says it is on clear how we will sustain without a haircut. now angela merkel facing princes him of her handling of the crisis. germany still driving austerity debates. yesterday, the founder of hedge fund eclectic up set down with me and somewhat surprisingly you would say said germany will come out on top. >> it reminds me of some of the most magnificent micromanagers in the world. where if you go back and read all of their commentaries and prophecies for 2018, you find that nothing they write about happens. and you say, how much do they use? oh my goodness they made so much money. everything wrong about the intellectual debate, and yet it seems to get stronger and stronger. guy: is that because greece is paying the bill? hugh: i don't think that is the case. i still think greece is a significant mover. greece is desperately tragic. but the thing i just told you my triumphant line about the robustness of society. greece needs a grown-up political society. maybe it has to be impor

mr. chair i rise today with a heavy heart and i'm deeply saddened by the death of norme miami-dade county police director, robert parker. i extend my sincerees sympathies to his family at this -- sincerest sympathies to his family at this difficult time. he was a friend and true humanitarianian. throughout his career in law enforcement with the miami-dade county police department he was committed to making south florida a safe place to work, live, and to visit. he was well respected and celebrated. and he fought to create opportunities for men and women of color. as a long time mentor and leader of the 5,000 low models of excellence project, he worked closely with me to save at-risk minority boys and young men. his impact is evidenced by the thousands of success stories of role model boys who under his mentorship have gone on to college and thriving careers. the 5,000 role models of excellence project in south florida owe to director parker a huge debt of gratitude. director parker testified before congress on behalf of violence in black communities. he testified before congress about the tragic death of trayvon martin

parker u.s. equity strategist at morgan stanley. welcome to you both. >> we're having a high-level meeting here on fixed income and bond strategy. mr.k we're inching our way. they opened the door to go in september. i think you tweaked that door open a little bit. we think they're going to go and the fed's been pretty clear. and they expect to go in 2015. the statement today may changed a couple of words. people are talking about the word sum was inserted. there's a lot of diagnosis -- i think the odds are 60/40. >> up 132 points -- the dollar mixed. what is that telling us? >> i don't think i learned anything. >> i think we're still in that pocket. we're constructive on the u.s. equity market. i've got that up and bottom of earnings up too low. a likelihood the u.s. economy's a little bit better in the second half and the first half. and despite the fact we're about 1% from the all-time high in the s&p. i don't think sentiment's -- >> is any of that going to change, adam when we finally do get a rate increase by the fed. >> my view is there's a risk that the market goes much higher. there's a bit of a release. i think people sell i