reilly and will farrell john c. reilly and will farrell just went for it. president george h. w. bush didn't hesitate when it was his turn. president obama got an instant replay. when the camera found him again, a smooth. the question we had for the knicks today, with this moment staged? they wouldn't comment. but they agreed, it sure was fun. not to mention the cautionary tale to boyfriends the world over. david wright, abc news. >>> gma in the morning and david muir from texas tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a good evening. good night. bergeron: here's a sneak peek at tonight's "afv." we dare you not to laugh. i'm falling! aah! ohh. [ possum squeaks ] [ cats growling ] [ man gasps ] welcome to... and now here he is the host of "afv"... all: tom bergeron! [ cheers and applause ] thank you very much!

lou: jason reilly, good to see you. >>> the obama domestic doctrine calling for demonstrations in theeets of america and continuing his assault on our law enforcement agencies. milwaukee county sheriff david clark here next. if a denture were to be put under a microscope we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher brighter denture everyday. lou: president obama now claims race relations have improved during an interview with jorge ramos, but at the same time taking aim at our nation's law enforcement officers. >> what's also true is that there are still instances in which a young black boy or brown boy is not being evaluated in terms of risk precisely in the same way as a white young person might be by the police. now,now, that can be solved through better training better accountability better transparency. lou: my next guest says law enforcement is being thrown under the bus by this president. joining us now, milwaukee county sheriff david clark. sheriff,

. >> mar reilly looking for his 5th win in ktm. a company that has dominated the field. >> let's see if we are the winners, let's see if we're lucky. >> there is a lot more that's needed in this event than luck. team could be under pressure with the returns of rivals peugeot. and winners stefan hanzo. but the private entrants, motorcyclist like this italian used to race yachts. >> i used to make a lot of regatta with the boats. >> that may be but the deserts and mountain ranges present extraordinary risk whether you're on a motorcycle, a quad-bike, driving a car or a truck. the dakar rally's natural hoax is on the african continent but it moved in 2009 because of the security situation in the sahara sahara. south americans love their motor sport particularly here in argentina and since this rally came from the sahara, they have well and truly adopted this race race. >> translator: we want the race to stay here to berry more tourism. it should always stay here. so it can strengthen the unity between latin americans. >> the rally dir

but city business in the how we're designing our streets and outreach and enforcement efforts and reilly working towards this goal in a meaningful way i think we're making go very good progress at this point it is never as fast and the mayor or i would like or the fellow department heads that but the staff st. is working hard to advance vision zero doing things differently than in the past and so we can achieve the goal of zero traffic fatalities i've fafkd our director tim maguire to lead the effort in cooperates with the other city agencies you'll be hearing from him and him as a our new director as sustainable streets this is his priority to make sure we're implementing and realize the vision of vision zero i appreciate the work that you're doing many this committee and your leadership to support of the work we'll continue to need their support and i'll give more detail thank you for your leadership through the mayor and his departments the departments the public works and planning and police department and all the others agencies we're full steam ahead on vision zero i'll leave you i

joining me now is michael reilly from blockberg news.re michael. >> you bet. >> let's pick up on the point josh earnest just made. talk about the levels of security tended to social media sites like twitter and you tube versus the more harden computer systems that the government operates. >> we don't know how deep this goes. there is probably some sort of security breach the way you hack a account is you get mal-ware on a phone or computer of someone who has the credentials, the user name and pass ward for cent-com. there could be a p.a. person or someone responsible of filing tweets to that account. if you get mal-ware to get the password, you sign on as them. that is if all likelihood what happened here. that means their on a phone or computer but that doesn't mean they are deeper into the network and doesn't mean they have access to any kind of classified information which is kept usually in a much more secure network. he haven't said how far this goes but they said it is a twitter account. but to get to the twitter account, you have

. >> good afternoon fae less than reilly commissioners, thank you for having us i worked at pier 80 ever since i started in 1991 pier 80 is a place that holds a lot of special value for me my father was as see longshoreman i see pier 80 from my house and see him come home from school and seeing what was tapping happening on pier to epavorating to follow in his fingertips touches high heart we've taken pride and a lot of effort along with metro and a lot of the johns we've done some of the pictures you've shown here today, i was a crane operator on the corin unit on some of the boats placed in the water and numerous amounts of steel that's been discharged i look forward to doing that and look forward to working with the excisions and with the metropolitan we have a good relationship going on right now and this will help all of us build a good reputation for the city i was born and raised in the city and boo do everything in my power to continue thank you very much for your time. >> with that we'll answer any questions you might have thank you very much. >> public comment? seeing none, pub

. >> is there a reilly reason we're seeing this. >> this legislation was passed we don't see 7 to 12 and that's not allowed. >> i guess one other question to the project sponsor is there a clause in the cc&rs for the condominiums there are conditions on short-term rentals or not. >> on this particular property we haven't gotten the cc&rs yet. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioners there is a motion and second to approve item 6 commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner president wu commissioner fong. >>

. >> is there a reilly reason we're seeing this. >> this legislation was passed we don't see 7 to 12 and that's not allowed. >> i guess one other question to the project sponsor is there a clause in the cc&rs for the condominiums there are conditions on short-term rentals or not. >> on this particular property we haven't gotten the cc&rs yet. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioners there is a motion and second to approve item 6 commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson commissioner moore commissioner richards commissioner president wu commissioner fong. >> so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 7 to zero and the work program an informational presentation. >> commissioner, i building you've met kelly our director of planning gil has been here about seven months and has been working with the citywide managers on a 5 year work plan i think that president fong and vice president wu has is been looking at the longer than term prospective on the longs range planning and gil has prepared this and this is also in preparation for the budget hearings which wi

commissioner johnson were you looking for a draft response i also have a question what is the continuing reilly role of the planning department either in the 3 processes the ta and the mta process a and the other one or something like that invest accident neighborhood another forum for the agents to get involved knowing we're doing working upcoming. >> in general the answer is we'll be involved not knowing the scope of the coming phases i think i mean it is fair to say and i want to thank everyone on the teams because it is fair to say we're much more engaged with the transportation issues in understanding the relationship between transportation in the city this was what the transit center plan was on a bigger scale i don't know if anyone has a specific response but i'm happy to - >> josh with the planning staff the planning will be deeply involved in the long term transportation led by the ta and the sf or transportation plan or the regional capacity study and the magnifying real capacity study we've been involved and will continue to have you're working relationship with the agencies and the

the mix with janet reilly" coming up next. >> we'll see you right back here at 11:00.n, have a great one. ♪ >> hello, and welcome to the mix. i'm janet riley. my first guest is gearing up for a battle with sacramento. the new president of uc janet napolitano says getting the system back on track requires a hike in tuition. it puts her in the cross hairs of governor brown who last week reiterated staunch opposition to any change in how much students have to pay. we talked to her about that as well as her ceiling shattering career as the first woman governor of arizona, first woman head of homeland security and now as the first woman head of uc. as always she's taking the challenge head-on. >> you know the plain fact is that the university receives half a billion dollars less from the state than it got in 2008. and we're educating 20,000 some -- more students than we were educating in 2008. so we've added almost another campus worth of students. and state funding has continued to go down down down. so i

reilly and will farrell just went for it. president george h. w. bush didn't hesitate when it was his turn. president obama got an instant replay. when the camera found him again, a smooth. the question we had for the knicks today, with this moment staged? they wouldn't comment. but they agreed, it sure was fun. not to mention the cautionary tale to boyfriends the world over. david wright, abc news. >>> gma in the morning and david muir from texas tomorrow night. i'm tom llamas in new york. have a good evening. good night. >>> next at 6:00, making progress on the golden gate bridgement what still needs to be done for the historic closure to end in time for tomorrow's commute. >> a operate show by chris brown interrupted by gunfire inside a san jose club. the latest on the search for suspects. >>> while mental wealth workers al kaiser permanente are going on strike this week and what it means for patients. abc7 news at 6:00 starts now. >>> a live look at the golden gate bridge from sky 7hd the countdown is on until the new barrier is ready for traff

. >> reporter: meg thomas reilly works for metra, the commuter rail link that provides just over 300,000 rides in chicago every day. >> if we have a major switch fail at the start of the evening rush, it doesn't just affect that train it can affect 20 to 30 trains behind it. >> reporter: like this one coming here. >> right. >> reporter: facing a wind-chill of 30 below at 7:00 a.m., minneapolis children were dressed more for polar expeditions than bus rides to school. along lake superior at duluth, the actual temperature was minus 18. to the west in washington state persistent rain caused a hillside to give way shoving a house right off its foundation. but snow is the story in many areas, already on the ground and many more on the way. that's why in chicago salt trucks were loading up and heading out. now the snow is expected to start some time later tonight and accumulations could reach up to half a foot in some places, but, scott the really bad news is that while it's all of 6 degrees here in chicago now it's going to get even colder on wednesday. >> pelley: dean, thanks. eric fisher is

now let's join perfecter inventor maria mccool and beauty expert patti reilly and find out how the revolutionarynew perfecter fusion styler will forever change the way you style your hair. [♪...] >> so what is actually different about the perfecter fusion styler? how is it that you can get rid of all of these tools right here and replace it with one and get the same results? >> well, i'll tell you, this is a brand-new category. it's called fusion styling. we've taken the ionic technology that's going to give you the hydration, the healingn your hair and we've fused it with ceramic heat technology that actually makes the hair smoother and shinier. and guess what? >> what? >> we didn't stop there. >> oh, good. >> this is what i think is genius about the perfecter. i've actually developed it with this top-quality nylon bristle right, that we perfectly aligned. and the reason why i did that is so i want to make sure it would glide through the hair never getting tangled. and also it protects it from the skin. when this is hot, i can hold it just like that. i can touch my forehead, i can touch my ear

plap >>> i will be on the owe reilly -- oh. i will be on o'reilly tomorrow.n the next "red eye" who do we have? tracy burns. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> the apoc-cat-lypse is upon us. after being hit by a car a cat from tampa was presumed dead and buried and then five days later he came back to life hungry for revenge. >> he came up looking for food and he was hungry. i knew something was wrong. i knew this cat was buried five days earlier and he was underground. i took him to the owner and he opened the door and he was in shock. we knew this cat was dad. >> bart clawed his way out of his grave and is now being treated for a busted eye and broken jaw and other injuries. the humane society says bart is most likely a zombie. no that's not true. they dubbed him the miracle cat which oddly was my nickname at the gym. i won't tell you why. let's go around t around the horn. joanne, does this story give false hope too kids who lost pets? >> yes. they will think it will come back which is awful. the moral of the story is dig a deeper hole. >> t

reilly smith is a human pacman in bud light's new ad campaign. >> i'm in a life size video game. i'm pacman and there ghosts chasing me and people screaming and running my butt off, sweating and dripping and loving life. >> the house will push out 75,000 tweets from three parties this weekend. it's all about branding. the skyscrapers in all of super bowl central have been transformed overnight. countless websites are on everything hoping to reach a nationwide audience. who better than facebook to do that? they are launching trending super bowl this weekend. >> whether it's you and friends with athletes and celebrities, you can see highlights on the nfl and nbc. you can see the tv commercials all in one place. >> businesses and advertisers say the after glow can last up to six months after the super bowl. from here we head to scottsdale for the taste of the nfl. back to you from phoenix. >> thanks and want to watch the super bowl? you are watching the right station. coverage starts at noon and kickoff is 6:30 here on nbc 4. stay tuned after the game for an all new episode of the b

. >>> i'm on 'reilly tonight the show. it will be a delightful show. >> that is weird.uble digits. it's a great one. happy birthday. >>> and tonight for the hour we will be examining the hottest movie in the country and how some hollywood liberals are trying to take down a hero. "american sniper" patriotism is under fire next. >> i got a male watching the convoy over. >> do you think he's reporting troop movement you have a green light. your call, over. >> it is the blockbuster movie that everybody's talking about. >> "american sniper" was amaze amazing. >> phenomenal. >> i don't usually watch movies like that, but i loved it. it was really good. the ending

. >>> i'm on 'reilly tonight the show. it will be a delightful show. >> that is weird.t for us. have a great weekend. "special report" is next. >>> a foreign policy nightmare for president obama two major middle eastern leaders and allies disappear in one day. >>> and isis terrorists apparently execute more hostages. this is "special report." >>> the world looks very different tonight than it did a couple days ago. gone are one of america's most powerful allies saudi king abdullah and another key partner on the war on terror. isis is also on the move again and there are major concerns that iran could be the big winner in all

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and robert reilly and hugh fitzgerald.ames burnham's book "suicide of the west: an essay on the meaning and destiny of liberalism" is full of insight on foreign policy which i find relevant to this day. the only a substitute for islam in many observations to realize the continuing curtains. i should limit myself to one of his observations from chapter xii, quote, the communists and divide the world into zones of peace and zones of war. the zone of peace means the region that is already subject to communist rule and the label signifies in the region the communists will not permit any political tendency violent or non-violent with purely internal or assisted through a challenge to their rule. be zoned of war is a region where communist rule is not yet but in due course will be established and within the zone of war the communists promote, assist and where possible lead political tendencies, violent or non-violent democratic revolutionary that operate against non-communist. use match the hungarian freedom fighters and support

. >>> i'm on 'reilly tonight the show. it will be a delightful show. >> that is weird.is it for >>> hello. i'm arthel neville. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> i'm eric shawn. topping the news this hour, we've been reporting on this video that claimed isis has executed one of its two japanese hostages, one day after its deadline for two million dollars in ransom. it seems that the terrorist groups wants something besides money in exchange for a second life. >>> republicans descend on iowa where the maneuvering has begun in their 2016 race for the white house. >> we are, as far as i know and everything that i can do we did everything as right as we could do it. >> did you hear bill belichick? he sounded more like a science professor ta

. >>> i'm on 'reilly tonight the show. it will be a delightful show. >> that is weird. that is it for us. have a great weekend. "special report" is next. >>> a foreign policy nightmare for president obama two major middle eastern leaders and allies disappear in one day. >>> and isis terrorists apparently execute more hostages. this is "special report." >>> the world looks very different tonight than it did a couple days ago. gone are one of america's most powerful allies saudi king abdullah and another key partner on the war on terror. isis is also on the move again and there are major concerns that iran could be the big winner in all of it. correspondent has tonight's top story. >> with the death of saudi king abdullah two key u.s. allies in the middle east facing uncertain futures. the obama administration could be looking at the beginning stages of a mid east domino effect, one that ends with tehran filling a power vacuum. >> you have terrorists that thrive on chaos. that is part of why it is such a dangerous place some people have called it the new afghanistan meani

>> joe reilly. >> round of applause for all of our mayors. [ applause ] all right. you. >> the brookings institution will hold a discussion tomorrow in the budget scoring process. economists and tax policy experts look at the drafting of budgets and the steps to make information available to the public. that is live at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span two. then we will hear from the congressional budget office director who will be releasing the updated budget productions -- budget projections through 2025 to stop that is also on c-span two. >> monday night on "the communicators" -- a discussion on net neutrality, reclassifying broadband as a net -- as a utility. >> i believe there is a bipartisan consensus that has been in place for almost two decades that has served us pretty well. the clinton fcc decided the internet would be an information service, not a more heavily regulated television service. the chairman of both local parties recognize that like regulation was a way to incentivize rod ban the pleasant stop both parties, the fcc and capitol hill, realize light tou

. >>> i'm on 'reilly tonight the show. it will be a delightful show. >> that is weird. that is it for >>> hello. i'm arthel neville. welcome to america's news headquarters. >> i'm eric shawn. topping the news this hour, we've been reporting on this video that claimed isis has executed one of its two japanese hostages, one day after its deadline for two million dollars in ransom. it seems that the terrorist groups wants something besides money in exchange for a second life. >>> republicans descend on iowa where the maneuvering has begun in their 2016 race for the white house. >> we are, as far as i know and everything that i can do we did everything as right as we could do it. >> did you hear bill belichick? he sounded more like a science professor talking atmospherics and football equilibrium. trying to turn down the heats on his patriots one week from the super bowl. >>> first, we start tonight with president obama. he is expected to land later on this evening in india. that after a stop to refuel on air force one in germany. the white house announcing that he will cut

. >> the reilly factor is on. tonight an investigation. how you are being deceived in cyberspace. >>> as the muslim world devolves into chaos, there are some followers of islam trying to help americans. one of them saved the life of navy s.e.a.l. marcus latreau. now he wants to come to the usa. we have a special report. >>> much ahead, much of the country will not see this racy super bowl ad, but we have it and with a viewer advisory, we'll show it to you tonight. >> it just makes me feel better. >>> caution. you are about to enter the no screen zone. the o'reilly factor begins now. hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. how the internet is deceiving you. that is the subject of this weekend's talking points commentary. as we know "american sniper" was a huge hit. clint eastwood's film shows the american sniper chris kyle. the internet goes nuts, launching hateful attacks on the film and on mr. kyle. and most of the rival is found on the net. here's a good example of how all americans are being deceived not only about americ

we have mayor nutter mayor pascual and mayor reilly.und of applause. [ applause ] and tom cochran, i know he's out there handling business. we cannot thank tom for his leadership, and the whole entire staff of the u.s. conference of mayors, let's give them a round of applause. [ applause ] as a reminder, all of the plenary sessions are livestreamed and available on demand at usmayors.org. for those of you on facebook, twitter or instagram use our #uscmwinter15. when sharing about this particular conference. i also have two housekeeping items that are really important. the first one, while you know that the president will be visiting him on friday we have the vice president who will be joining us tomorrow at 1:00. so you have to make sure that you go through the security. so downstairs tomorrow early, you go through security and once you get on the second floor you'll be able to move around freely. and then secondly, please take a look at your name badges. if you have a star and you're a mayor and you have a star, you have the clearance

some of my friends who have influenced me in what i'm going to say now people like sebastian, robert reilly and hugh fitzgerald. now, james burnham the book "suicide of the west" is full of insights on american foreign policy which i find relevant to this day. in fact, one has only to substitute islam for communism in many of his observations to realize they're continuing pertinence. i should limit myself to one of his observations from chapter 12, quote, the communists divide the world into zone of peace in the zone of war. the zone of peace means the region that is already subject to communist rule and label signifies it within the region the communists will not permit any political tendency violent or nonviolent whether purely internal or assisted from without to challenge the rule. the zone of war is a region where common as rove is not yet but in the course will be established, and within the zone of war the communists promote, assist and where possible, lead political tendencies, violent or nonviolent, democratic a revolutionary, that operate against non-communist rule. clear in of th

reilly and will farrell just went for it. george bush went for it.camera found him again -- >> and a presidential smooch. >> the question for the knicks was, was this moment staged? they wouldn't comment but agreed it sure was fun. not to mention a cautionary tale for boyfriends the world over. david wright, abc news. >> that couldn't have been real. >> that was staged. it was funny, entertaining. that's what those games are. you have to entertain folks between those long tv time-outs and everything else. that's hilarious. >> i love watching the -- excuse me. sorry. i couldn't hold the sneeze in. >> what was that? you're on camera right now. >> instead of kissing you, i'm going to sneeze at you. it's cold and flu season. i'm sorry. >> do you have a tissue and a cough drop? >> announcer: this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. ( cheering ) ( grunts ) ( buzzer sounds ) now they're beating us on the boards out there, guys. this is your territory grimson. do your job. grimson. hello? hi, honey. what? now? all right. ♪ the it

. >> the reilly factor is on. tonight an investigation.ng deceived in cyberspace. >>> as the muslim world devolves into chaos, there are some followers of islam trying to help americans. one of them saved the life of navy s.e.a.l. marcus latreau. now he wants to come to the usa. we have

. >>> i'm on 'reilly tonight the show. it will be a delightful show. >> that is weird. that is it for lowell 11. double digits. it's a great one. happy birthday. >>> and tonight for the hour we will be examining the hottest movie in the country and how some hollywood liberals are trying to take down a hero. "american sniper" patriotism is under fire next. >> i got a male watching the convoy over. >> do you think he's reporting troop movement you have a green light. your call, over. >> it is the blockbuster movie that everybody's talking about. >> "american sniper" was amaze amazing. >> phenomenal. >> i don't usually watch movies like that, but i loved it. it was really good. the ending was perfect. >> the emmy-nominated film pulled in over $5 million in just first week. >> "american sniper" shattering box office records. >> some bent on -- >> i can't believe michael did that. >> we stood behind you, seth when you did your movie. give them the same respect. >> michael moore -- >> all these guys, they know your name. they feel invincible with you up there. >> tonight you'

now let's join perfecter inventor maria mccool and beauty expert patti reilly and find out how the revolutionarynew perfecter fusion styler will forever change the way you style your hair. [♪...] >> so what is actually different about the perfecter fusion styler? how is it that you can get rid of all of these tools right here and replace it with one and get the same results? >> well, i'll tell you, this is a brand-new category. it's called fusion styling. we've taken the ionic technology that's going to give you the hydration, the healing on your hair and we've fused it with ceramic heat technology that actually makes the hair smoother and shinier. and guess what? >> what? >> we didn't stop there. >> oh, good. >> this is what i think is genius about the perfecter. i've actually developed it with this top-quality nylon bristle right, that we perfectly aligned. and the reason why i did that is so i want to make sure it would glide through the hair never getting tangled. and also it protects it from the skin. when this is hot, i can hold it just like that. i can touch my forehead, i can touch my ea

>> joe reilly. >> round of applause for all of our mayors. [ applause ] all right. thank you. >> i please to bring our next speaker out. since he was elected mayor to the great city of new york one year ago, he has not missed a winter annual meeting. he is fully engaged in the conference. this past summer the mayor was kind enough to host us at gracie mansion or what we are calling a task force named the new cities of opportunity. transportation, income inequality broadband, income inequality -- broadband, he doesn't all. we want to offer our sip the for -- sympathy for officers ramos an liu. give a round of applause for mayor deblasio. [applause] >> it is such a pleasure to be here with colleagues. every time i come here, to hear the extraordinary things each and every one of you are doing. i hope you feel what i feel when you come here. you get a sense of inspiration and inferring from your fellow mayors who in so many cases are making things happen against all the odds. i just want to thank everyone for being part of this meeting. now as to our leader, i always t

reilly. imagine if you had a baby and you couldn't vote for its future.i know i would be distraught because i would want the best for my child and i wouldn't want somebody else deciding its future. i completely agree with those that say that 16-year-olds are too mature to vote, but what about those who are mature enough? what about those who are politically minded? think about those people. so, vote 16. >> thank you. now, i think we could usefully hear from somebody from wales. from wales. yes, the young woman here with the flowery dress. yes. >> thanks, mr. speaker. i'm jenna william article 12 says young people are entitled to have a voice. not being able to vote takes that right from a young person. at 16 you can commit to a marriage and sexual relationships. surely, if can you do that, they can make a click on a box of their choice. thank you. >> anybody else from london? good heavens. i'll sorry, this is difficult. this gentleman has been trying for quite some time. let's hear from you. >> thank you. >> now, of course, the main idea is that this issu

. >> we'll try to get in jim reilly, jim edwards and casey wooten we'll start with jim. >> mr. chairman, last year your committee passed a bill to harmonize the standard two enforcement agencies to have to stop a merger at the preliminary injunction level and i wonder whether or not that will be priority. their lawyers feel outcome of that litigation is which agency gets review. >> you stumped band. that is one we left out of list but we definitely think it's a priority for us. we think the process by which mergers and acquisitions are reviewed is haphazard are because the two different entities the u.s. justice department, and the federal trade commission, review various antitrust issues is different and that we think is not good. it doesn't promote justice to have to two different avenues that could lead to two different results. and therefore, the legislation that we brought forward in the last congress to standardize that is something that we will be pursuing in this congress as well. >> julia. >> thanks. i will keep it short. mr. chairman, several members of the cdc and ho

downer joining joining me is the joe paul riley reilly. >> we had record assets under administration.nder management. record net loans, added 71 net financial advisers. so the basic parts of the business, the drivers, were all up, so that's a good portent into the future in an uncertain market as everybody talks about what's happening with interest rates in the market. >> i want to talk about rates but what about the capital market portion? why the challenges there? >> first, people are worried, we do have a practice in canada and the u.s. that's strong in the energy sector and certainly that's been off a little bit. even though if it stays down m&a activity will pick up that will lag. that's been a little challenging. financings have been challenging. m&a and sales and trading have been good but the markets have been lumpy. >> we hear a lot of talk about people either on the equity side or the credit side wanting to nibble and get involved but how long realistically do you think it's going to be before we see people looking for opportunities, a bottom in the energy market and that pi

the ssa pay back their loans, you suddenly had come prepared and seator rubio not to mention bill reillyupporters of this. another substantive reframing that's been very effective, particularly and post superstorm sandy is one that ties energy transition from a particularly climate action to measures for disaster preparation and resilient but in the 2012 election, saying he made it acceptable for politicians, democrats more than republicans, to talk about climate change because it became issue about protecting people's homes lives and livelihood. more importantly though from our perspective it affected states but at a time to go in depth now comes up in both executive and legislative actions on disaster resilience especially in the immediate aftermath of disaster and at times spurred by litigation that have climate affect patient implications whether the callback or not. these have complicated federal executive efforts to support the affected states and committee which were large but uncontroversial. governor christie praised obama's response even while expressing that the storm could be

court iraq newsed both in -- recognized both in the charitable contribution causes in schomburg and reilly as well as many mcconnell that the it is the intertwining of substantive messages and requests for contributions that make both effective. where you're severing that, there has to be a really good reason. and in the written communication context at least we submit as judge for the sixth circuit and as the 11th circuit and as the ninth circuit have found, there isn't enough there. >> is there anything in the florida rules, i couldn't find it, that would prohibit judge jones in your example from giving the committee a list of people to contact? >> there is a rule that says that judges can't or candidates can't do indirectly what they do directly and i frankly, don't know whether the florida bar would interpret p the giving of a lift to circumvent that rule. >> the problem's many a way to decide this and it's a sort of a jock but it's so true in the ex-- a joke but it's so true in the experience that i have my brother in the district court, in state and federal systems that the normal re