begging tom dick and harry to work.s which our black organization had to send [inaudible] naomi kelly thetening to use our race to go against the city to talk about their lack of funding african american blacks here. we have a circle that needs to be involved with community outreach and if you go to [inaudible] there needs to a mechanism and there will be a mechanism to study on how they go here on out because without a doubt these 3 here in my book of community are in total vilailgzs and it take mow mystery to look at the history but you do what you do because you do what you do and i'm doing what i do. keeping my eye on you. >> thank you. >> i have no further speaker cards >> public comment is closed. any questions by commissioners for staff? for the department of public works. >> how many children come regularly there? is there a list of how many kids come every day to play and learn something? >> thousands every month. i don't have the exact number but thousands every month. i can get that for you. >> what type of p

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. >> every tom dick and harry expressed a view. can't be done. it failed before. will not work. we are desperate. all that nonsense. we are just about ready to release q-2 earnings. we'll make the call there whether we are desperate or no you decide. but i think we keep on forgetting the fund pavemental premise of the pitch. the pitch was there is a better way to run this business that benefits everybody. there have been others who said i think you're right. i think we should do something about that. >> but that's it? >> yeah. i haven't shared my plans with anybody else. i've done a lot of work on the inside and continue to do it. >> that work on the inside includes a uew contract. they are beginning formal negotiations between fiat chrysler and the uew. the big difference is the wage scale. 45% at $19 versus $28 an hour. here is the real issue. fiat chrysler all in hourly compensation $47 an hour. it allowed them to become profitable. as a result, uaw wants more of those profits. one bit of news, sergio says they will have the filing of the paperwork for the ferr

i found tom dick and harry expressed a view. can't be done. this will not work, all that nonsense. about ready to release q-2 earnings. we'll make the call. i think we keep forgetting the fundamental premise of the pitch. the pitch was there is a better way to run this business that benefits everybody. i worry more about the but collar. we need to be strong enough to withstand events of that caliber. i think that the creation of a combination with fca would give rise to something of that caliber. not because of me, but we'll get it done. >> but the question becomes for a lot of people, so much has been focused on fca and gm getting together. have you had conversations with any other automakers, at least conversations or is gm the only conversation? >> one of the things that comes with this job in addition to the best part of it which is wearing this blue sweater once every cycle is that i end up meeting a lot of my colleagues in this business. right? capital junkie was not what i would call a noncontroversial pitch. it impacted everybody. it spoke about them us. obviously the conve

begging tom dick and harry to work. you is the tourist groups which our black organization had to send [inaudible] naomi kelly thetening to use our race to go against the city to talk about their lack of funding african american blacks here. we have a circle that needs to be involved with community outreach and if you go to [inaudible] there needs to a mechanism and there will be a mechanism to study on how they go here on out because without a doubt these 3 here in my book of community are in total vilailgzs and it take mow mystery to look at the history but you do what you do because you do what you do and i'm doing what i do. keeping my eye on you. >> thank you. >> i have no further speaker cards >> public comment is closed. any questions by commissioners for staff? for the department of public works. >> how many children come regularly there? is there a list of how many kids come every day to play and learn something? >> thousands every month. i don't have the exact number but thousands every month. i can get that f

begging tom dick and harry to work. you is the tourist groups which our black organization had to send [inaudible] naomi kelly thetening to use our race to go against the city to talk about their lack of funding african american blacks here. we have a circle that needs to be involved with community outreach and if you go to [inaudible] there needs to a mechanism and there will be a mechanism to study on how they go here on out because without a doubt these 3 here in my book of community are in total vilailgzs and it take mow mystery to look at the history but you do what you do because you do what you do and i'm doing what i do. keeping my eye on you. >> thank you. >> i have no further speaker cards >> public comment is closed. any questions by commissioners for staff? for the department of public works. >> how many children come regularly there? is there a list of how many kids come every day to play and learn something? >> thousands every month. i don't have the exact number but thousands every month. i can get that f

and tom scully, who was dick diamond's deputy over at omb comes over to me and says, governor here'sthe section that childcare should be in, and the provisions the president agreed on and wants are not in it. so i went to tom foley and i said, mr. speaker these provisions aren't in it. the president has said he'll veto this bill if they're not in it. well foley looks at me, and i think he must have thought i was bluffing, and he says the president's not going to veto this bill after 18 or 20 months of negotiating. and this isn't important. we'll find something else later and put it on a bill coming down later. i said, mr. speaker the president will veto this bill if it's not in it. now it's close to three in the morning. he says, well, we're not going to change it. i said, mr. speaker, just a minute. i picked up the phone and i called the white house. the usher answered the phone. i said could you please wake up the president. and the president comes to the phone. i said, mr. president tom foley doesn't believe that you will veto this bill if childcare the way you want it is not in i

and the pieces of the legislation are coming in and tom scully was dick darman deputy over at omb comesver and says here's the section that childcare should be in and the provisions the president agreed on and wants are not in it. so i went to tom foley and i said after speaker these provisions are not into. the president has said he will veto this bill if they are not in it. he looks at me and me and i think he must have thought i was bluffing, and he says the president is not going to veto this bill after 18 or 20 months of negotiating. and it's important we will find something went and put on a bill coming down later. i said, mr. speaker, the president will veto this bill if it's not in a. now it's close to 3 a.m. he says well we are not going to change. i said mr. speaker, just a minute. i picked up the phone and i called the white house. the asher answered the phone but that i said could you please wake up the president. the president comes to the phone. i said tom foley doesn't with you will veto this bill if childcare the way you wanted is not a. he said can i speak to the speake

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the attacks against newt gingrich and dick army and tom delay never latched on to the budget chairman. i think that's because john kasich was an eternal optimist. his numbers collapsed after a couple years in ohio. he turned it around. he's done a really remarkable job. and that sort of talk that compassion -- that is compassionate conservatism. something that makes a lot of people in the base flinch because george w. bush blew a hole in the deficit. but that will help you stand out in 2016 and kasich is a very capable, able guy whether he can, you know whether he's good at building hotels or not. and i think that the bush people probably are more concerned about him in the long run than trump. >> we're about 15 days away now from the first republican debate and less than 1 1/2 points separates five candidates on the bubble of making the debate stage. including kasich. only the top ten in recent national polls get to participate which is really a tough way of doing this. currently new jersey governor chris christie and rick perry make the cut. but they are closely followed by former s

tom fuentes. sunny, you heard evan's report senator dick durbin asking the justice department to get involved yourng that they may get involved in. i think attorney general lynch was very eloquent in addressing and noting a lot of the issues that the african-american community has had and continues to have. it's sort of that phenomenon that we've all talked about, driving while black. it's a real concern, especially for mothers like myself who have black and brown children. you fear that a traffic stop routine stop will result in their death, will result in their detainment. and now we see that a woman is also something you don't usually hear about, black women also being stopped and treated this way by law enforcement. and so i suspect that perhaps the justice department given the attorney general's comments may indeed look at this. >> sunny quickly, if she would have initially done what the police officer said, not got into an argument with him, put out her cigarette, would this have occurred? >> you know i think it would have occurred. i'm actually tired of people mentioning that. saying if you

tom johnston reports. >> reporter: decameron loves flying, loves being in the cockpit. loves world war ii fighters like this beautifully maintained pete 51 mustang.>> grabbed the sides and rolling back.>> reporter: dick was a pilot. in his younger years, he actually flew. -- be 51 mustangs. -- pete 51Ãp-51 mustangs. even got in a dogfight. >> i damaged in pretty good. he didn't go down.>> reporter: he hasn't sat in one in a very long time.>> 1949 was the last time. >> reporter: on this day, he is going up again. >> i wanted to come back and do it.>> reporter: with a little help from kissimmee stallion 51, pilot john black. is at the controls on take off and getting the plane in position. near a chase plane. >> we are doing 160 miles per hour.>> reporter: for spectacular air to air video. that sticks son, paul with our go pro camera there. the mustang slips by the chase plane. once the pictures are done, something unexpected happens. 66 years after applying a p-51, he takes the controls. for a series of rolls. in case you are thinking he is not really flying this plane, john black proves you very wrong.>> i thought i would never do that again. >> reporter: it is not the end of the attempts to turn bac