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i'm so thankful paralyzed veterans of america was there for me. surely those who sacrificed so much deserve no less. join me in supporting our paralyzed veterans. visit p-v-a dot org. serving on a corporate board ain't what it used to be in this age of scrutiny, responsibility and greater accountability. board membership is no longer the cushy life it once was. joe cahill is the business columnist at crain's chicago business. what has happened? it used to be pretty nice. they had a lot of perks. - well, what has happened is that the expectations for director performance have been rising in recent years as some shareholders have become more assertive about their rights as owners and have demanded that directors do a better job of supervising management, which is what they were put on the board to do in the first place. - but they are usually almost in cahoots with management. - that's a big problem, and that results from the way directors have traditionally been chosen. management has always had a great deal of influence over the selection of direct

i'm so thankful paralyzed veterans of america was there for me. surely those who sacrificed so much deserve no less. join me in supporting our paralyzed veterans. visit p-v-a dot org. hollywood is pulling out all the stops for the holiday weekend: there's animation, a thriller and a "hangover." joining me on set this morning is erik childress. he is from the chicago film critics association and our movie guy. good to have you back as always. we will get to what is coming out this weekend, but first, here is what happened last weekend at the box office: "star trek" coming in at number one. was this a big win? - it looks like a big win, but we are living in an age where $98 million in six days is not always a big win for a studio that has a $185-million budget. the pundits were all expecting $85, $95, even over $100 million once they moved the release date to thursday, and i think the marketing backfired on them here. - also in the top five: "iron man 3" coming in at $35 million, "the great gatsby" at $23 million, "pain and gain" and "the croods" tie

paralyzed veterans of america was there for me when i came home. join me in supporting our paralyzed veterans. visit p-v-a dot org. matt shapiro, president of mws capital, joins us now for a financial focus. good morning to you. - good morning angie. - you are counting on some moves happening in the financial sector. so specifically, what banks would you watch? - i think all the banks are having a sneaky rally that people are really overlooking. the market has done so well, we have had phenom stocks like tesla, like green mountain coffee. so people are wondering, where do i put my money now? look at the big banks, the money-center banks, j.p. morgan, citigroup, the super regionals, u.s. bank corp. and the like, and i think all of these stocks could have a 10, 20% rally, and they're a good place to be right now, especially if you are a little concerned about buying a stock that has run too far. - how much validity do you give all the scuttlebutt about jamie diamon as ceo and chairman of j.p. morgan chase? they are saying if he does not get both jobs,

paralyzed veterans of america was there for me when i came home. me in supporting our paralyzed veterans. visit p-v-a dot org. . >>> welcome back, we have a live look at the -- a live look at the big board, right now the nasdaq and s&p 500 are also posting some decent gains this morning. >>> law enforcement agencies have now expanded a man hundred for an a use it -- manhunt for an accused killer. he is now suspected of killing his wife and two daughters and they have joined the manhunt for the fugitive. he is believed to be heavily armed and he shot and killed his family a week ago today. his abandoned truck was found a week ago today. >>> crews finished in the south bay and look closely, you probably can't tell by this video but look yesterday, this very same trestle on oakland road was filled covered in graffiti and here is what it looked like before when they started the work late last night, big difference. it was expected to last several days but by this morning, the graffiti was gone and they have started other cleanup projects as well. >>> o

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paralyzed veterans of america was there for me when i came home. r paralyzed veterans. visit p-v-a dot org. >>> in lake county, the board of supervisors want governor jerry brown to declare a state of emergency because of a massive landslide threatening homes. take a look. the situation is very critical. the hillside of the lakeside heighting subdivision started to slight in march. eight homes have been abandoned. ten more are under notice of imminent evacuation. it's so serious, even the mail delivery has stopped. >> we've been hoping for a state declaration. it's somewhere between the county and governor brown adesk. he's not acted on it. we've sent petitions. >> according to the l.a. times, governor brown says he's still assessing the situation. last week, a biologist and a representative from senator feinstein's office went out there to look at the problem. so far, no one knows what's causing it. >>> all right. this is exciting. the warriors heading back to san antonio where the series is tied at two games apiece. >> curry to the basket. ! >> th

addition to the disabled american veterans, i also have letters of support from the wounded warrior project. the american legion, and the paralyzed veterans of america. the wounded warrior project sums it up perfectly as they say wounded warriors should not have sacrifice their privacy encounter stricting policies and proceed yours or extended travel delays. we support this to offer expedited screening and protect the privacy of our wounded warriors going through this process. we also commend the proposal to require the t.s.a.s to continue to consult with veran service organizations as they develop these improved screening processes. mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the letters from these organizations be entered into the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. ms. gabbard: thank you, mr. speaker. before yielding back, i just want to take a moment to thank the chairman of the committee, mr. mccaul, and the ranking member, betty tomorrowson, whose strong support for this bill allowed it to move very quickly and be considered on the floor here today. scommeet chairman mr. hudson, and ranking member richmond, as well as