the last year that the board specifically called out proxy action so the fact it is a discrepancy ricci so make sure make sure? included in the next item. >> speakers sielgd and we brought you monthly report under the proxy assault weapon that included the engagement it was a separate project we brought to you and report each month at the end the proximate i didn't we provided you with the result of our holdings and how we voted button proximate i didn't see for the incentive we have those separated out and but we have also considered it not part of the annual report but as a special report i believe the last report had been in june or july we'll provide the level of details for o cooker 2 hundred companies. >> great, thank you call item 67. >> item 6 action item review and look at the proxy voting procedures did 2015. >> this is the second of two reports you've received from staff each february the action item once in a while we'll address the recommended changes to the proxy voting policy and belief radiation on up for staff for questions. >> questions by commissioners? okay commissio

was true or not, they create the feeling that you are not eating a receded meal, you are watching -- riccial, you are watching something original. and michael keaton, it is a character different than himself. i get that with the "before" trilogy, people think that is me. no experiences are unique, everybody struggles with wiki ego and that is what "bird man" is about. what are the right ways. michael king" that, that id on screen. charlie: you made a documentary. what is it about? a piano teacher? ethan: i was invited to a dinner party and i did not want to go i was doing it play. monday night is my night off. i have this terrible bout of stage fright and i started acting really young, it was coming as a surprise. i was really in a state of crisis for myself. if you love something and you feel it being taken away from you, it is really scary. i was about to turn 40 and i think i have always been the youngest person i knew. "dead poets society" came out, i was the youngest person at my job. that was no longer true and i felt the earth coming out from underneath me. i was standing next to th

they will ricci missiles, rockets sophisticated equipment.we stated before is on the rise. that is why this is such a setback. >> no word on who is guarding the u.s. embassy. >> president obama is now asking congress for authorization to wage war against isis but the language of the request leaving a lot of lawmakers to wonder if it is too vague. leland vittert is live to breakdown the plan for us. >> good morning. the president's statements are clear about what he wants to do defeating isis. his two-page request for congress for authorization and military force brings up as many questions as answers about how he wants to do this. consider this. under his own proposal the president would be prohibited from quote enduring offensive ground combat operations. there's a lot of smart folks trying to figure out what that means. many worry what it will mean for battlefield commanders. >> i am convinced the united states should not get dragged back into another prolonged ground war in the middle east. that's not in our national security interest and

. >> jimmy: and you were with -- christina ricci was also in that show. >> yes, yep. >> jimmy: and youjimmy: yeah. and then the show ended. >> yes. >> jimmy: sorry about that. >> it happens. >> jimmy: now "wolf of wall street." now you're in movies with will smith. >> it turned out well -- >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. and now i have hear you have five roommates again. >> i really like living with other people it turns out. >> jimmy: why, you just like roommates. >> yeah it's just more fun. i like a loud house. i get weirded out when everything's too quiet. >> jimmy: well then explain to me this though. you live in london. >> yes. >> jimmy: how's that happen? >> well, i was actually in london for the "the wolf of wall street" premiere last year, and then my friends were out and we were like "this is so fun." i was like "i've got to go. got to get on a plane." and they were like don't leave, and i was like, "i wish i didn't have to." wouldn't it be great if we could all live in one big house like one big happy family? and everyone was like "yeah, i'll do it." yeah, i'll do it. three days lat

that's what ricci said. >> but the think that's different in this statute is to make unavailable which focuses on an effect in the same way the adversely affect language does and it just does it a little more economically, but the effects-based nature of the provision is still the same. >> it doesn't focus on the effect. what smith said was 4 a 2 prohibited the act of limiting segregating, and classifying. but smith said that's not simply what it was prohibiting. it was checking to see if it was also a deprivation or something to deprive or adversely affect and that was the effects based language garage. it wasn't merely dropping in. all actions have consequences but here congress shows active verbs as myer versus holly recognized. it focuses on prohibits acts. >> make unavailable is not the same language as adversely affect. that's all that i'm willing to concede, and i think if you thought that smith was wrong which many people do, i suppose you could argue we'll not expand smith, and smith hung on particular words adversely affect. those words don't exist here and therefore therefor

ricci said that there was one. >> what in the remedy ordered here was race-based? what remedy said you have to take in ten,10%, 20%, 15%. >> it's whether the disparity is going to close and whether the department is going to remain not in compliance with the fair housing act is still race based. thank you mr. chief justice. >> thank you, counsel. the case is submitted. >> with live coverage of the u.s. house on c-span and the senate on cspan two. here on c-span3 we complement that coverage by showing you the most relevant events and on weekends it's the home to american"american history tv" with programs that tell our nation's stories including six unique seer. the civil war's 100th anniversary. american artifacts touring museums and historic sites. history book shelf with the best known american history writers. the prez denlcy. looking at the policies and legacies of our legacy's commanders in chief. lectures in history with top college professoring delving into america's past and our new series real america featuring archival government and educational films fro