commissioner melgar >> i just wanted to give kutos to the department staff to director heuy and ross mary to have been able to hire new housing inspecters and i think that you have hired some good folks with really good skills and i am looking forward to having that department step it up and do a lot of really good work. and knowing how difficult it is to staff up. and to get through the civil service process and i am glad that you hired who you have hired and i think that you have done a good job, thank you. >> second that. >> is there any more commissioner comments? >> none on this item. >> thank you. >> item 7 b. future meet ands agendas, at this time, the commission may discuss and take action to set the date of a special meeting and or determine those items that could be placed on at again da of the next meeting and other future meetings of the building inspection commission. our next regular meeting is schedule for november 20th. >> is there any public comment on item 7 a b? >> on to item 8, adjournment, is there a motion to adjourn? >> move to adjourn. >> second. >> second. >> and

would have to have a fairly strong constitution to get in there, paul swinen from morning star and mary ross gilbert from imperial capital. paul you're the bull, mary the bear. what's your price target on this stock and why are you confident that jc penney can get there? >> yeah. to be fair this -- you're correct, this is not a stock for someone with a weak stomach and although the company is saying everything is sort of pointing sequentially better and better, it's still not in the bag for the fourth quarter. the fourth quarter is still critical. i'm bullish because i think that the story, the brand is not broken. the stores look great. they've pulled ahead a lot of cap so they don't have to spend a lot of cap next year. this is something where the traffic builds up, they're going to have good cash flow. the market will bid the stock up. >> you think it can go up another 33% from here to roughly $12 a share. mary, you see it going exactly the other way. why? >> that's correct. so let me just preface my comments by saying that we're bullish on the turnaround at jc penney. however, it doesn't

something like this from happening. >> reporter: ross also apologized to fans and says the team will come out of this scandal as a better organization. an marie finishes owner ross also -- dolphins owner ross also expressed -- [indiscernible] >>> 5:52. a memorial service is going to be held for the first tsa agent to be killed in the line of duty. the tribute to jerardo hernandez is planned at the los angeles sports arena. he was shot on november 1. the accused gunman paul ciancia is in the hospital after he was shot four times. >>> began disaig ga university is -- gonzaga university is reviewing its gun policy. students are not allowed to have guns in university-owned housing. both students plan to appeal their punishment. >>> the nation's catholic bishops are meeting in baltimore this week. the vatican ambassador to the u.s. told the assembly that pope francis wants american bishops to make catholics feel more at home in the church and bishops who focus more on mercy rather than the hot button political issues. >>> 5:52. join us on our facebook page to take a guess at our question of the morning. according to a recent survey, what is the le

. >> reporter: ross also apologized to fans and said the team will come out of this scandal as a better organization. ann marie green, cbs news. >> ross said he has formed an independent advisory group that will review conduct policies to make the dolphins a model for the nfl. >> watching tv and making phone calls should dzokhar sarfla -- dzokhar tsarnaev be able to do those things? >> lawyers for dzokhar tsarnaev are in court today, to ask a judge to ease restrictions while he awaits trial. the attorneys say special administrative measures are impairing their ability to defend him. the measures often used in terrorism cases restrict access to the media, telephone and visitors. >>> three people died and more than 260 were hurt by the twin bombings at the boston marathon last april. denise? >> the aclu also filed a document, asking for fewer restrictions. but the judge said the civil rights group cannot get involved in the case. >> reporter: it is a national and international calamity, and despite the bodies found in the streets of the philippines and the mass devastation, the death toll is not as high as origi

and, ross, they certainly need that right now. >> yeah, they certainly do. maryory, it's kind of health care related. i know you've run the new york marathon. it didn't happen last year because of superstorm sandy. it's back on again this weekend. i know an awful lot of brits who go over and run this. how big is this going to be, bearing in mind the cancellation next year? >> well, you know, it's interesting. the number of participants are going to be right around the same numbers they were last year, maybe a little bit lower. they've also seen -- they've seen a bit of a drop, though, and there's some feeling that there were bad feelings from a number of people because they came over here expecting to run the race because despite sandy, the officials continued to say we'll run the race, we'll run the race and they canceled two days before. nevertheless, i think you'll have anywhere from 45,000 to 48,000 expected finishers in the race that, of course, crosses through the five burrows of new york city. it is still a huge event, of course, but we could see slightly

mary. >> good morning, ross. as you said, u.s.to pay $864 million in damages from the countrywide problems. they sold bad loans to fannie mae and freddie mac. there was a mortgage lone on countrywide. they rewarded employees for the quantity rather than the quality of the loans produced and accepted applications with madeup data and hit ballooning defaults. the government's also asking for penalties against rebecca maroney, a mid level executive who was found liable for fraud. prosecutors say she was the driving force behind the hustle program. maroney's lawyer says he intends to file papers arguing against any financial penalties. she's currently working for jpmorgan. >>> they're checking shares in frank further for bank of america. it's up .6%. >>> several big banks are reportedly considering whether to block traders from using online chat rooms. "the wall street journal" says jpmorgan, credit suisse and others are looking at policies. the online chat rooms are featured prominently in the long running global probe. ross, back to

we are going to start with ambassador ross and then robert kaplan and then anne-marie shorter. >> i havebeen given a 15 minute to talk about the challenges in the middle east, so i have little to talk about. [laughter] i thought i would do it in an unconventional way. i am doing a new book right now that looks at our foreign-policy in the middle east from the truman through the obama administration. if i were to say that there was a message from the saudi's on a -- and a number of arab leaders to the administration that said we have doubts whether you will stand by us, we are under great threat, the region is going the wrong we feel vulnerable and we do not see what the u.s. is doing about it, people here may say that is not surprising. but if i were to say that i just quoted from a message from the saudi's to the mixing administration in the fall of 1969, maybe you would put some of what you're hearing in a different perspective. it is not particularly new to have ups and downs in terms of questions about the united states in the region. i could try but i will not right now. from every

we agree are good to start with ambassador ross and then robert kaplan and anna marie slaughter. >> -- given 15 minutes to talk about the challenges in the middle east. so i have little to talk about. [laughter] i thought that i would do that in a somewhat unconventional way way. you know, i'm doing a new book right now and it actually looks at our foreign policy in the middle east from truman through the obama administration. if i were to say that there was a message from the saudi's and a member of arab leaders in the administration that says we have basic doubts about whether you will stand by us under great threat, the region is going the wrong way and we feel vulnerable and we don't see that the u.s. is doing about it, people here might say that's not particularly surprising. but if i were to say i just quoted from a message from the saudis to the nixon administration in the fall of 1969 maybe you would put some of what you are hearing in a somewhat different perspective. it's not particularly new to have ups and downs in terms of questions about the united states in the region.

ross said he wants to hear all of the facts before he decides richie incognito's future. >>> mary is live in the newsroom with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: a man kicked out of an indie rock band, killed three former bandmates and wounded a fourth before killing himself. happened just after midnight. they can rent cheaper space than in trendier parts of the city. they had come to the u.s., seeking more musical freedom. at least 200 people were inside the building at the time. police are interviewing them for more information on all of this. vic? >> thank you. the one band member who survived the shooting is in stable condition. >>> tens of thousands of people are dead or missing. three days after typhoon haiyan swept through the philippines. bodies are strewn in the roadways. and survivors are becoming desperate. our complete coverage continues. rochelle ritchie has measure on what a local organization is doing to help. >> reporter: well, many of the families in the philippines lost everything they had. and while toiletries and canned goods are vital, catholic relief

mary is a retail industry veteran. she now runs advisory firm retail analysis. >> thank you. >> you did like ross a lot. do you still? >> i do. i think given the economic climate and things that stores can get for the prices, i still believe that customer will be out in full force. >> what are sort of the themes? mid price is having a bit of a problem? >> luxury is still quite good and discounters are still quite good. if you're in the middle you need to represent one of the common themes that are working. it has to be jewelry, athletic apparel and shoes, kors, ralph lauren, top eight items or brands that the customer is gravitating towards. if you're in the middle and you represent one of those then you're certain to have a decent christmas season. >> what about teen retailers? we have seen many dismal earnings. >> it depends on the teen retailer. if it just specializes in denim and fleece then they're going to compete on price. if they have other items that the teen would want then they stand a chaps. but many of these vertically integrated mall-based retailers only stand for deanymore and t-shirts and don't offer

ross stores, disappointing comments. we're watching the retail sector. could be a tough christmas for them. >> thanks so much, mary.p to you. >> sue, 50 years ago this day, november 22nd, 1963, if you were alive on that day, as i was, it was the day that post-war america lost its innocence. we'll take an nbc special report in a moment. asional have constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yes! one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues... with three strains of good bacteria. [ phillips' lady ] live the regular life. phillips'. for all those who sleep for all those who sleep too hot or too cool, now there's a solution. sleep number dual temp, the revolutionary temperature-balancing layer with active air technology that works on any mattress brand, including yours. it's only at a sleep number store, where this holiday season, the hottest sleep innovations make the coolest gifts - including sleep number dual temp. discover dual temp at one of our 425 sleep number stores nationwide. sleep number. comfort individualized. maestro of project management. baron of the build-o