acts of violence -- the people who are committing opportunistic acts of violence. blacks and hispanics are more likely to be victims of crime in this city than other ethnic groups. if you would get that out there, it would help us to make sure the people take advantage of opportunities and not have any excuse to the perpetrator of violence and uncivilized behavior. mayor newsom: any further questions? >> off topic? mayor newsom: nice try. anything else on this topic? pick up one of these. call 311. thank you for doing more with less. thank you to all department heads for their outstanding leadership. thank you all very much. [indistinct conversations] ♪ >> hello, everyone. welcome to celebrate a launch of the trust it -- triscuit bull market program. we want -- triscuit home farming movement. we are thrilled to work with urban farming to create 50 community-based home farms across the country, connecting people in communities through the experience of growing their own food. in addition, we are helping people to grow food at home. just this month we have planted se

apple is a ditz becomes a little more attractive i'm opportunistic in the market. the >> news about cisco today what's happening with them? >> cisco's like chris go out there always cooking whether you're watching chronic the website you can watch the video we need network equipment in gear here when it at the phone company we did at our house it's an end to end solution provider. video is the big story for the next 10 years. cisco is well positioned. i'm not a big fan of biotech stocks because ultimately than ohrid a lot of shareholder value they tend to trade in a range so cisco 25 to 30 is the kind of trade that i would think about. intel at 20 i would think about. tech stocks are vintage not stocks you own. >> sales miss what you mean by that? >> ultimately if you fire a couple people you can make the earnings hit to the ultimately wasn't the revenues and margins that hit the bottom line. people miss on the top line. >> disney's profits way up tell us about that? >> i love disney they've got a franchise of products that i think it's great for my children and my

oftentimes, it is very opportunistic. that is why we are focusing on behavior rather than location. there are some targeted places that we are working on defining so we can generate a plan of attack that way, early evening hours -- there was a lot of that. typically, toward the later part of the week. >> i have been taught as a prosecutor, after an 11:00 at night, dark streets, they can identify their victims, possibly someone coming home from the bar. >> we do these specific evaluation on our locations, and that only made up 5% of incidents. there were some that were trailed home from the bar, but the majority were coming prior to the bar is closing. >> as you get this information, i do not know if this is a targeted area, but we need to get the information out to the public. if that is possible, great. i am sure you will let us know if that is a possibility. >> absolutely. we plan to use community ambassadors. we hope that that is a program that continues to grow. important to note, these are crimes on the street, these are not occurring on muni. we want people to understand, the

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particular for corporate interests that are enamored with him, and those that may themselves be opportunistshe haitian people, right now i worry that this is a campaign that is more about a vision of flying around the world, talking to people, as he said. it's certainly not one of the youth drafting him. i would be quite sure that this was an influence of corporations here in the united states and private individuals that may well have capitalized on his will to see himself flying around the world doing that, but the haitian people need now a leader who's genuinely willing to sacrifice. and one of the reasons i don't know very much about wyclef jean is i haven't seen or heard anything of him in these last six months that i've been in haiti. i think he's an important voice. i hope he doesn't sacrifice that voice by taking the eye off the very devastating realities on the ground and the very difficult strategic future that it's got in putting itself back together. >> those are important concerns that you have, critically important concerns. and i want to go more in depth on some of them. ander

ferguson were delighted with the deal after agreeing times last month but it also moved to england opportunist and the russian side spartak moscow meanwhile united go to full on sunday and focus on what ish preys on his former player mark hughes who is now managing the west london side. market a small squad of webber over. you know his experience here would be ideal for thing is you could see the someone robs so were size of clubs anyway and season. with a small school it's almost always created a medical. put some thought first and a much is started joe i. mean. it was phenomenal. well elsewhere chelsea manager carlo ancelotti was bemused by the eighteen game bans that france issued to strike and nicolas anelka earlier this week the italian coach spoke ahead of lou's trip to wigan on saturday. i am happy because. for myself it is good is a good news because you can stay here to train during the international break we will. become a good condition a good physical condition. for him. this is. not a good news because every player want to play in the national team. and also looking for their firs

times last month but it also moved to england opportunist and the russian side spotted one sky meanwhile united got to live on sunday and fagots and watched praise on his former player mark hughes is now managing the west london side. market a small squad of webber over. you know his experience here would be ideal for film thing is you could say the same with bob's so what size of clubs anyway and film was season. but a small school it's almost always creates a medical. the plate some thought just in a much is started in july and i don't mean how broke it was phenomenal. i'll swear chelsea manager carlo ancelotti was bemused by the eighteen game bans that france issued to strike at nicolas anelka earlier this week the italian coach spoke ahead of blues trip to wigan on saturday i am happy because it. for myself is good is a good news because you can stay here to train during the international break he began my day in a good condition a good physical condition i did it for him. this is. not a good news because every player i want to play in the national team. asked are looking for their f

republican party should keep in mind they are painting your party as one that is intolerance and opportunistic so voters when you head to the polls in november and when newt gingrich runs for president in two years just remember how this party acted when it came to freedom of religion and that's why newt gingrich is tonight's tool time winner. a government subsidized program that's been around since the great depression is now in danger of disappearing i'm talking about public housing more commonly known as section eight the obama administration has introduced a proposal that's not being welcomed by advocates for public and affordable housing and the initiative has partially gone into effect here in washington d.c. already r t correspondent to hand hafiz the story. the united states of america land of opportunity but also a land of two tales one of city's booming with business and politics. the other of a growing wealth divide. as the great recession continues to claim its victims more americans are in need of public housing but public housing or section eight as it's widely known in the us ha

the market-making functions today are opportunistic, i don't think that this is opportunistic, they'll always the. one participant suggested that obligations that they have to be the 97% of the time. also say with no requirement for obligation, certainly a electronic market makers have been present this year. 99.75% of the time. 150 trading days so far, there is probably 20 minutes where some of them failed. i don't think an obligation when 97% that you have to be there is helpful. >> i was wondering when we talk about incentives for market makers, does it make any sense to think about the is not as -- sometimes, you would like to make an incentive for market makers to stay in the market to fund the. -- to stay in the market. would this have an effect in a temporary market disruption? obviously, this is not going to stop the prices falling off a cliff but it will stabilize an event potentially like the last crash. >> if you had a large enough incentive that might work but at the time, you are facing enormous risks. if you have an enormous edge, you will be more likely to participate bu

they feed opportunistic we. it may take many years before they may return to the state of texas to breed. therefore, if we affect their blue -- food chain or affect those hatchlings, we mayot see this for years to come. and we do know they can be susceptible to oil. take the sperm whale, they are endangered. but the females come to th gulf in the summer. they feed opportunistic we in the deep water, and squid, cealopods. we have no idea what the deepwater injection of dispersants could it release water into the water column and impact such food supplies for endangered species. these are questions that we may not have revealed to us with answers for years to come. the bluefin tuna, perhaps moving to could threaten status itself. th come to the gulf and release their eggs. the eggs float. the larva feed opportunistic bleak. they co like -- they colocate. we impact the sargassum or the zooplankton, and we can take out portions of age classes of bluefin tuna. again, we may not see this for years to come. again, we a

a lot of the growth and overall liquidity providing has been in more opportunistic liquidity. i will be there as a fair weather trader. if it turns dark and gloomy, i am out of there. i read about it in the journal every day. to counter that and give incentives in the markets, i think there are a couple of things. i do not think this committee has the power to do this, but it would be good. that is tax incentives. that would be tax incentives for liquidity providers in the market. that would be very powerful. it would be similar to some cboe.t cbos on the this committee does have the power when looking at market data to work on incentives. there appears to be a large dislocation in the cost of the data and getting it from some firms. we do not see a fair allocation of the overall infrastructure of the data. that is a very good resource to look at to see what opportunities can be created in the marketplace. in our markets today, we incentivize the quote. if you look at all the different market structures and exchanges out there, we provide a lot of incentives to post a limit or

sarah palin is an opportunist. a true politician and an opportunist. she is not part of the movement at all. the people who are part of the movement are ron paul, that is your guy. host: "usa today," washington wiseman going home. lee hamilton. frequent guest of this show and member of the 9/11 commission is going back to indiana, saying he has watched politics change over the years. that is today's "usa today," if you want to read more. also in the papers, some of the headlines. this is "the washington post" frontpage. u.s. loses window into russian arms. because the start treaty expired, the for the first time in 15 years u.s. officials lost the ability to inspect rushes long-range nuclear. next to that store, on the front page, afghan rebels security contractors. it says the afghan president karzai once companies out and calls for a four month deadline. the u.s. caused the deadline very challenging. that is the front page of "the washington post." also this morning, we want to show you below the fold of "the financial times." bp raised $5 billion in

i think she is -- she's smart in the way that she's an opportunist. but she's not smart enough to pull it off. because if -- all you got to do, just give her enough rope and she's going to say something stupid? you know, she's making up words. just give her enough room and she's going to blow it. that's all you need. if she operates in just a little small stage and just knows when -- just like to shut up. like if somebody just put an ear piece in her ear and just said, period, and just tell her to stop, she will go far. but she doesn't know how to stop. >> larry: there's a likability quality to her? she's very attractive? >> she says the things that are, you know, that the people in that little area want to hear. i mean, there's a group who feel very connected to her. and she -- >> larry: they sure do. >> yeah, right, and you have to give her credit for that. but when you listen to it, you know, really, a lot of it doesn't make any sense. i mean -- >> larry: what do you make of levi johnston, sarah palin's former future son-in-law who has gone back, t

they feed opportunistic we. it may take many years before they may return to the state of texas to breed. therefore, if we affect their blue -- food chain or affect those hatchlings, we may not see this for years to come. and we do know they can be susceptible to oil. take the sperm whale, they are endangered. but the females come to the gulf in the summer. they feed opportunistic we in the deep water, and squid, cephalopods. we have no idea what the deepwater injection of dispersants could it release water into the water column and impact such food supplies for endangered species. these are questions that we may not have revealed to us with answers for years to come. the bluefin tuna, perhaps moving to could threaten status itself. they come to the gulf and release their eggs. the eggs float. the larva feed opportunistic bleak. they co like -- they colocate. we impact the sargassum or the zooplankton, and we can take out portions of age classes of bluefin tuna. again, we may not see this for years to come. agai

the largest differences are for the seller and opportunistic seller categories. seller activity as a percentage of trades increase from 10.10% -- 10 -- decrease from 110% to 6.95 in the event. we also noted that the noise trader activity, albeit small in both, did drop by half. when from 2.2% to one. 04 -- to 1.04%. this will obtain some estimatatt of changes in the trading activity of any single group. that's all i have. what may wd this up by thanking the advisory group for their insight and guidance. it has been an interesting and summer. it r r r r me of when ias aunivt our researchthe summer. they may not yet be on our th documents will be on committetetetet t t t t t t t tt ons fr ful teeo jim hahahahagththththththththththth t t t t t t t t t t t t t t t m the markets. others fell back to manual trading that had to limit their focus to only a subset of securities and were unable to keep up with the unprecedented volumes that were ever more concentrated as yet other market makers continued to withdraw. through the interview process, we were able to trace bac

opportunistic trading increased from 33.4% to 44.3% in the event.e also notice that the noise trader, although small, it did drop by half. it went from 2.2% to 1.04% during the event. the relationship between category to normalize the government changes will obtained some estimates of predictive price index from changes in the trading activity of any single group. that is all i have. let me wind this up by thanking the advisory group for their insights. and has been an interesting summer. it reminds me of when i was a university research professor and we used to do all of our research in the summer. >> questions from the full committee either to a gym or to members on the committee who were in the subcommittee. and i want to make sure because the last time i did not -- susan, do you have any questions on this one? >> no, i'm fine. thank you very much. >> greg? >> thank you, chairman. since the latest fall meeting of the joint advisory committee on june 22 we have held two conference calls with members of the free-trade risk-management subcommittee.

sarah palin is an opportunist. a true politician and an opportunist. she is not part of the movement at all. the people who are part of the movement are ron paul, that is your guy. host: "usa today," washington wiseman going home. lee hamilton. frequent guest of this show and member of the 9/11 commission is going back to indiana, saying he has watched politics change over the years. that is today's "usa today," if you want to read more. also in the papers, some of the headlines. this is "the washington post" frontpage. u.s. loses window into russian arms. because the start treaty expired, the for the first time in 15 years u.s. officials lost the ability to inspect rushes long-range nuclear. next to that store, on the front page, afghan rebels security contractors. it says the afghan president karzai once companies out and calls foa four month deadline. the u.s. caused the deadline very challenging. that is the front page of "the washington post." also this morning, we want t show you below the fold of "the financial times." bp raised $5 billion in lo

i don't know if it's an opportunistic, you know, situation for them to have some time within the medianot certain. i know that steven is a competent flight attendant. he was literally born to fly. he absolutely adores everything about the job. takes it very seriously. always has. he's just a stellar individual. and a gentleman. i find it very difficult to believe that he would be rude to anyone, especially in the air. >> even though several other passengers have since come forward and said, in fact, some said they thought he was inebriated? >> well, i'm sure that you've seen this a couple of times with these kind of mass media frenzies, and then everybody kind of jumps on the bandwagon. it would not surprise me, again, if perception was not skewed based on the fact that there's so much going on with this at one time. i don't believe that he was rude to anyone. >> okay. on steven's myspace profile he says that he has been beating alcoholism and substance abuse one day at a time. we know that he did grab some beers when he went down that chute. does he have a problem? i mean, could this

i really -- as far as i can see, it seems like an opportunistic path for some people to come guard rightn steven to be only the consummate gentleman, a stellar flight attendant and a fabulous human being. there would be no reason for him to attack a passenger. if he was having an off day, it's a possibility, but there's to way that he would be verballs abusive to any of his passengers. he took his job too seriously. >> he did seem to take his job seriously. from the facebook postings it seemed he took pride in his job. what could have made him snap, if this is what happened? >> well, i think this is absolutely a sign of the times. judging by the media explosion and the overwhelming support by the public, it seems that other people can relate to the fact that we are overrun with rudeness in these times. i do believe that he just had enough. after 20 years of flying and taking care of passengers and taking care of customers with such esteemed care, to be pushed to this level, i think shows exactly what we're going through. >> you mentioned the outpouring of support from the public. there a

able to increase public aid or to implement the commitments made in copenhagen if we don't have opportunistic financing. these financings are essential to meet some new millennium requirements pritchard and the g-20 to be discussing the financing of a climate agreement? the copenhagen agreement should be implemented whether we are talking about fast starts, innovative financing, or poor -- or for protection. i am planning to discuss with the president zuma, the next steps to be taken. france will suggest a broader debate on world governments. the g-20 gave impetus for this. . . are not the eve of the president says of the g-20 and the g-8. i want to play a collective role. france tends to act collectively. everybody has to move forward. we are living in a complex world. france has presided over the e.u. in the past but this is more complicated because there are more contradictory interests at stake. the peasants and the country people in china and france all require -- all have basically the same interests. a country like china can meet its monetary obligations and responsibilities. so conseq