i will look to mr. sims for help as well. on the november 19th meeting of the joint legislative committee, the focus primarily was on the preparation for 2015, both at the state, local and federal levels. we looked at political priorities, goals, legislative objectives. the senior -- california senior legislature presented their top-ten for those bills, we have the legislature has until february 21st to submit bills. we're starting a brand-new -- as most of you know two-year state legislative session. so what i thought i do was to give you a very high-level what we're looking at and as we move through 2015 we'll have more details. this is kind of the overview at what we're looking at for 2015. so on the state level, three of the six major areas focused on adults and seniors. and those were in the area of health care reform and medical, aging and adult services and long-term care and i'm not going spend time on long-term care, because there is a report after mine. and self-sufficientcy for seniors and persons with disabilities

it is a moral obligation for the international community as a onovic.ored by mr. sim there is no doubt that these crimes are all crimes against humanity. the recommendation of the commission of inquiry that the situation buford to the icc is one in which should therefore be considered carefully by this council. the court is a very guaranty of equitable and effect of justice. the fight against impunity both today and tomorrow of justice for the victims and future reconciliation are at stake. the high commissioner of the human rights also has a role to play. his office on the ground, being set up in field, should monitor the regulations of the report and develop the situation. they're often have to do to gather information on violations committed, and we would like to have the council be briefed regularly. mr. president, violations committed by the regime are a threat to international peace and security. they are part, an essential component, of a dangerous the pallets are in political system destabilizing the whole of the region. according to the words used by the comm

mr. president ... the sim single moms, the african-american teenagers the legal aisle grants, they don't have -- the legal immigrants, they don't have fancy lobbyists. there is no provision that i have been more heavily lobbied over than this ex-patriot bill. i had an ex-insurance agent on the phone with me, senators, all saying to me, look, take care of this provision. i said, look, we can take it up in just a couple of weeks, in jng with a new congress. we can take this up. but if we're going to be making exemptions for obamacare, how about we not start with the richest and most powerful corporations. how about instead we start with working men and women, put working men and women first because they're the ones paying the biggest price. and yet i'm sorry to tell you, this is a great illustration of how washington works. when it couldn't get hotlininged as its own bill, what happened? is it magically appeared on the omnibus, tacked on in the last minute because they knew it would go right through congress in

mrs. watching the real housewives of leon and i can sim sympathize with that. they are french and with all due respect to cowards, the french don't want to fight. are we surprised that the french want to throw down their arms and run back home? >> i think they figured it would be like following fish on tour. >> maybe we can go on the van. >> it will be great, and then they figure out, oh, fish wants you to carry their drugs for you and they want you to clean the latrine because somebody threw up. that's what happens to groupies. what creature comfort would you miss? >> my ice cream. >> exactly. >> i won't be getting enough sleep and with the weather i will have dark circles and puffiness. they would actually probably kick me out at that point when they see what i look like. >> they wouldn't know what to do with you. >> it is like summer camp. they can't stick it out. this could be a good lesson to the people who are considering should i? should i not? >> let them stay. don't bring them back. don't bring them back. that's a one way trip. you go over there to hel

if you were watching that overnight they maintained unprecedented sim will you explain. joining me is mret.com jim ramelli. i know you have an interesting trade. let's get straight to that. it's walgreens, right? >> yes. we have seen bearish performances in the last five quarters. what really had has me bearish is that the stock is going to close this week lower after a huge move higher in the broader market so it's thought there will be sellers. i'm looking to buy the walgreens deep 26 deep 70 1/2 foot spread for 70 cents i can if the stock trades below -- >> as we come out with earnings ? >> it's going to be a pretty quiet next week, especially since we have the shortened week so it's something options traders would want to keep in mind with a day 1/2 taken out of the week. >> we are seeing stocks pretty much sidelined for the past 30 minutes or so as we look to close it it. my thanks to you jim. stay right there because membership membership is up next. "money clip" is up next. ♪ . ," welcome to "money clip where we tied together the best stories, interviews, and videos. blame of thes