stricker, before we go, a sortsf treatments work for paients? >> with erly diagnosis, the antibiotic treatments often work, though n ways. it depends if it's just lyme disease or some infections tt are also transmitsed by ticks. if the disease is missed and not diagnosed early t cld take a lo course of antibiotics to get ople better. that's really the lenge of treating this disease >> amy before we go, final thoughtsn what you wantpeople to do? you're urgin some action, right? >> i'm urging people to check themselveout, use prevention, see the right doctors, get the right tests, go to ilads.org fo those dtors who are lyme literate, to just keep at . don't give up. look for those incremental changes. see your life back. >>ll right. dr. stricker, real quick? >> again, we have this wderful tool called the internet. you can find out all kindsf things about lyme disease on the internet. i encourage peopleo seek that out f they're not gting better or good treatment, that's the place to get information. >> thank you both s much for being her for being

. >> second stricker credited one time fund not $82,000 as a result of a recalculation of credits ofecond strickers currently in custody and state prison a parenting grant that is also a grant that role is to fund incentives for fatherhood programs as well as enhancing services to our client population our youngest parents trying to reunite with our children as well as improve they're overall parenting skills and feinstein a bs cc grant to fund our court as mentioned by the public defender and the da office that court will be available in july and this fund $40,000 services for that population. >> we will be spend in client services in the proposed budget a little bit over one million dollars in contract for housing and that's the trickle like the drake hotel as well as employment services the ipo and the dp o and the oversight of that project the restoration program is for probation assistants there's a new clarification to the probation department assist with that collection establishment of the restoration that will staff the 3 operations as well as that on community development s

notice the stricker is part of the charges, obstructed windows and stopped in the middle of the lane. one of the other charges, improper parking. >> well done vennen hills police department. >> if you're in my way i'm going to [ bleep ] run you over, [ bleep ] -- >> another animal trapped somewhere. this time in ind yad andia and this time a well. they think the leopard fell in when it was dark. didn't see where it was going, you see it resting on a step. residents and people from the forest service are there to try to get this thing out. >> man, that's a really deep well. >> they think it's about 15 feet down. you can see they have a giant cage they put next to the well. they're also going to put a ladder down there hoping to coax that leopard on to it but also put netting over it because they don't want that big cat to get out and there you see the cat. it's a little upset. >> man, a gorgeous animal. >> beautiful. got to be so exhausted. >> at some point, throw water on it. >> just trying to get it to move. >> yeah. >> the leopard, while it gets in the water, doesn't immediately go

joining me is jim stricker, derivatives strategist of them can't holdings.xed spiking. it is a back-to-back day of gains for the fix. it is looking pretty bearish. jim: we think more is to come. impliedain has been volatility has been low. there has not been an inversion of any kind in the fix future curve. the prior long was about three and a half months so we have kicked off these weeks where we have argued for increasing instability. now you have fomc this week, greece escalating. certainly some ingredients in place to drive up u.s. equity volatility. matt: how far does it go? how high does volatility go? jim: i think low 20's. the two x is europe's equivalent of our fix. that would put us into the low 20's but net net, and we did that volatility blowoff, we will know it, we will feel it. above 30ve spot vicks so it is worth thinking about. we think that they will get into the low 20's. matt: it could get back there. one of the deals -- there are a lot of interesting deals -- but when i have been thinking about the standard persisted buying -- standard pa

stricker photo id requirements that disqualify those issue by colleges. >> welcome back to "hardball" that is former secretary of state hillary clinton of course, talking about the battle to get to the ballot box. elections are now being decided by the most narrow of margins, of course, and there is an active effort out there to try to tip the scales by restricting who gets to vote. it's a multiprong effort by some governors and legislatures pushing for stricter id requirements and shorter voting hours. here is dallas resident deandre carter who says he did everything right but still couldn't get his vote to count back in 2014. >> i came up to the lexington library right across the street from my house, did the provisional ballot completed out everything correctly, turned it in to the proper person. and then like maybe a week later after the election was over i did not -- it told me that i was not able to vote and my vote didn't count. >> well that's a profound story. joining right now is mark elias, a voting rights attorney and counsel to the hillary clinton campaign. mark thanks for