grossman is not afringe radical. his book "on killing" one critical acclaim in the 1990's for exploring the describe logical affects of war and it's required reading by the u.s. marine corps and he's invited to some of the military's most high-profile places. at fort leavenworth, kansas, in january of 2011 welcome grossman draws a crowd of about 1,000 officers at the army's command and general staff. >> how you doing, y'all. >> reporter: the army considers grossman who once taught as west point, an expert in resilience, a bulz ward in the military who after a decade of war is spending millions on prevention and suicide prevention programs. >> so much effort to building people physically for years. >> we haven't put the same amount of effort into building our soldiers mentally and emotionally. >> reporter: but grossman thinks america's last decade of wars has made the military stronger. most of these officers served in iraq or afghanistan. he tells them, the threat of posttraumatic stress disorder is exaggerated by th

grossman's latest lawsuit and it tells of a very interesting story. and mr. grossman tries to obtain his rights under the sunshine ordinance with respect to mr. st. croix. and treat it not only with the complete incompetence about the underlying issue but no attempt on mr. st. croix to learn what the issues are. and in fact, treats the entire controversy with nothing but arrogance as a self-defense. of course, mr. grossman got a sophisticated law firm and a high powered law firm to take his suit because not only is it a dead bang violation, but of course, there are attorneys fees that us taxpayers have to pay for. this is repeated time after time after time after time. we are almost put in a position now, of looking like we are unkind or we are inhumane and we want to start our sentences with poor mr. st. croix. but, unfortunately it is not about mr. st. croix. when you say that you respond to an automatic defense of st. croix, and every other department in the city says well, the ethics commission is just as bad, you know? we support our administrator for ma

joining me now in a fox business exclusive is mindy grossman. thank you so much for being on the show. we have been looking at all that you sell. on the web, on television. let me start with a question we would like to know the answer to. how is the customer doing? >> thanks for having me back again. what we're seeing with the customer today is she is being very specific about what she is going to spend and what she is going to spend it on. it has to be differentiated project. strengthen home categories in particular but a bit of more weakness in categories like apparel. our business model allows us to have tremendously stability, adaptability and see consumer behavior in real-time across all our business. our focus is on responding to her and what we are saying but also crating a differentiating experience so if she is going to spend, we want her to spend with us. liz: we were talking earlier in the week and said one thing the consumer learned during the recession was they still love their labels but they don't want the mat full price so price

todos sus movimientos en el quirÓfano, el primero en usar este innovador sistema es el doctor rafael grossman, viene al programa y nos dice cÓmo funciona, comenzamos. >> vamos al punto con jorge ramos. >> vamos al punto, primero mÉxico. es muy raro que un paÍs enfrente varias tormentas al mismo tiempo, eso es exactamente lo que acaba de ocurrir en mÉxico, fue afectado por diferentes tormentas, incluyendo por supuesto a manuel e ingrid y las consecuencias son devastadores, lluvias, inundaciones, deslaves, saqueos, caso y muchos accidentes, mi compaÑero enrique acevedo llegÓ a acapulco, guerrero que es una de las zonas mÁs afectadas. >> muchas gracias, jorge ha sido una semana muy complicada para acapulco, guerrero, la verdad es que ha sido una semana complicada para todo mÉxico tras el golpe simultÁneo de dos fenÓmenos naturales, ingrid en la parte del golfo de mÉxico y por supuesto, la tormenta tropical manuel que golpeÓ con muchÍsima fuerza las costas del pacÍfico mexicano, particularmente como les decÍa guerrero que resultÓ como el estado con el mayor nÚmero de municipios a

todos sus movimientos en el quirÓfano, el primero en usar este innovador sistema es el doctor rafael grossman, viene al programa y nos dice cÓmo funciona, comenzamos. >> vamos al punto con jorge ramos. >> vamos al punto, primero mÉxico. es muy raro que un paÍs enfrente varias tormentas al mismo tiempo, eso es exactamente lo que acaba de ocurrir en mÉxico, fue afectado por diferentes tormentas, incluyendo por supuesto a manuel e ingrid y las consecuencias son devastadores, lluvias, inundaciones, deslaves, saqueos, caso y muchos accidentes, mi compaÑero enrique acevedo llegÓ a acapulco, guerrero que es una de las zonas mÁs afectadas. >> muchas gracias, jorge, pues ha sido una semana muy complicada para acapulco, guerrero, la verdad es que ha sido una semana complicada para todo mÉxico tras el golpe simultÁneo de dos fenÓmenos naturales, ingrid en la parte del golfo de mÉxico y por supuesto, la tormenta tropical manuel que golpeÓ con muchÍsima fuerza las costas del pacÍfico mexicano, particularmente como les decÍa guerrero que resultÓ como el estado con el mayor nÚmero de munici

grossman's latest lawsuit and it tells of a very interesting story. and mr. grossman tries to obtain his rights under the sunshine ordinance with respect to mr. st. croix. and treat it not only with the complete incompetence about the underlying issue but no attempt on mr. st. croix to learn what the issues are. and in fact, treats the entire controversy with nothing but arrogance as a se

that's getting close to rex grossman numbers. derek with me. derek, the thing, people are calling for him. you're a sensible redskins fan. you're not panicking. >> i want to show you the video from yesterday's game of rg3's any gun. he looks like last year and then this sort of awkward sprawl, rather than a real slide and he needs to throw the ball out. to me, this is emblumatic. before it can be realized. there's not much margins of error. last year if you look back at the video, a lot of the things that happened, they were inches away from being disaster. he makes great catch behind him and runs for a touchdown. he throws a pass that santana moss, clears the defender. all those things could have been disaster, but they weren't. >> so in that case, is this becoming a mental problem with him? physical, there's some limitations, but it's not all that anymore. i mean, you look at the interception that he had yesterday. that was a dumb move on his part. that was a drive -- that was on first down, too. that was a drive killing play. he didn't need

grossman's testimony touched on the civil grand jury 2011 keeping watch doing report, and swre long been aware of this issue. >> any further public comment? >> commissioners? any further questions or comment on this first decision point? >> and i would amend my motion to add the word each before a complainant. with respect to the decision point 1 a >> second. >> also. >> yeah, okay. >> call the question. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> aye. >> and motion passes. >> okay. section two. >> they must provide a response if they wish to the executive's report and no later than 5 business days prior to the date of the hearing. did i get ahead of myself? >> you should be on two a. the five minute. >> this is a repeat, and the 2 a is a repeat of 1 b. >> it is not a repeat but it is the same principal fnondoes not comply with the statement. >> and yeah, on the date of the hearing. >> yeah. >> so presumably under chapter three as opposed to chapter two, you would want to follow that same principal that commissioner hur, put forward. and i think that the presumption is that you do not want 2 a. 2 a is d

susan bachman, jeffery grossman, executive director of the integrated nano mechanical systems at u.c. berkeley. paul [speaker not understood], director of the material science division at the lawrence berkeley national lab. dr. andrew nelson and our local person, dr. kim [speaker not understood]. it also includes new jersey deputy health commissioner, the connecticut attorney general, as well as abel maldonado who sponsored the california synthetic trip study and today can be found to be most vociferous debunker of its findings as well as other health advocates such as robert f. kennedy, jr. appreciate if you all would take the time. it's only -- it's a short video, to look at it and consider its comments. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> carolyn johnston. >>> hi, commissioners. i am the vice president of the greater west portal neighborhood association and also the chair of the land use committee. and i just wanted to talk to you a little bit about west portal today and what i perceive to be the park needs of that neighborhood, which is a real family neighborhood. i mean, i chos

grossman that the united states fully understood that they had no plans and no capacity short of course hundreds of ships and thousands of special forces to take out assad's chemical weapons capabilities so we were left scratching our heads what was going to be the consequence of this action and that remains a worry but one thing for certain is for certain is that if president obama does launch a series of sustained missile attacks then he would have explicitly joined the rebels and there's no way in which he can detach a publishing we're going to get to that in just a minute joining the rebels we're going to get we're going to get to revel in just a minute but just to just to make sure it was i'm sure you understand that we over here are getting a totally different intelligence data do you personally believe the evidence is sufficient it was us who carried out the attack. just your personal of senior intelligence not look are not see the intelligence i think that the high probability is that it was the assad regime not the rebels for a whole series of reasons but one of the things i wo

susan bachman, jeffery grossman, executive director of the integrated nano mechanical systems at u.c. berkeley. paul [speaker not understood], director of the material science division at the lawrence berkeley national lab. dr. andrew nelson and our local person, dr. kim [speaker not understood]. it also includes new jersey deputy health commissioner, the connecticut attorney general, as well as abel maldonado who sponsored the california synthetic trip study and today can be found to be most vociferous debunker of its findings as

nick grossman, all the best in your efforts. public information officer with the boulder county office of emergency management. keep us posted. thanks so much. >>> reaction to what's being called now oversea as groundbreaking deal to eliminate chemical weapons in syria is now trickling in. the u.s. and russia have agreed to an aggressive plan, one that calls for syria to account for its entire stockpile of chemical weapons within a week, despite the civil war raging on in that country for more than two years now. so how is this agreement being received in washington? joe johns joining us live now from the nation's capital. so, joe, how is this being received? is this, you know, reason for a lot of people to celebrate, feel optimistic? >> reporter: i think a lot of people are going to say it's an important step, of course, fredricka. on the other hand, we're already hearing reaction in washington, d.c., that gets to the heart of the matter, and that is the question of enforcement. there's no enforcement provision in this agreemen

he loved it he did it with grossman. the celebrities used to queue to be on the show. this was what david was brought in, a satirical journalit. he had a famous show called "that was the week that was" grou groundbre groundbreaking in the u.k. and set new standards for satire across the world. david always had this face of humor and belief that taped t.v. and interviews needed to be entertaining as well as just fact-finding. >> yeah if i can be quiet crass, i was a good watch, sir david. he was one of the first people in television to understand the value of a catch phrase. hello. good evening, or good morning, when i was working with him and welcome. >> yes, and, you know, he has used it all his career. indeed, it was part of what he was. the this inc. about david is what you saw on the screen is also what you got off screen. he was very personal, very affab affable, very up and jolly, bouncey, and he was just the same, you know, when we used to sit in on our production meetings, at his home or. he would always be happy just to chat off topic, as it were. one example

jeffrey grossman trades oil with brk brokerage and gentlemen, welcome. >> good to be here. >> jeff, let me start with you. how are you trading the market right now given the fact that we have such a fluid situation and we may not have an idea of whether or not military force will actually be used for a few days now? >> well, very carefully, of course. >> yes. >> let's put it this way. you have a market now that really is up on only anticipation really of what could happen. again, we're up today in fact in sympathy for the brent contract which is up about 1.30 or so. the truth be told, if you look at the overall inventories that we have, the domestic product really has no reason to be higher and only is up on this kind of anticipation. we're right now probably having about $10 of war and uncertainty premium worked in. it started with the egypt situation and now syria. so, again, any time this situation sort of moderates it all, either a strike comes and let's put it this way, there will be no disruption and we do nothing and, again, no change in the supply and demand and delivery, this m

were just talking about this, and i think it was senator grossman who brought up that they had intelligence that the syrian's were surprised, the commanders were surprised, about the attack. i also heard a report that the cia in saudi arabia, in training you know, the ones that is thist, and that it is going to be more of a problem than going in with tom strikes? guest: you mean in terms of arming rebels and using them as surrogates? caller: yes. we did that in libya. and it ended up in mali, fighting the french. guest: i am unaware, nor would i traininged to serious any rebel groups, and while that may be an assumption we can easily make, you're absolutely right. in terms of creating problems, and, again, going back to my earlier comment, you have to understand what their motivations are. so idea that it is fractured, it is going to be very difficult to discern which group, and you also take into account which group would and these prevail, are tribal issues as well as religious issues, and even if they were not to claim ascendancy, are there going to be effective leaders? it is a very sho

the official action at appearance has been left blank on court documents but macy's lead attorney ted grossman told me the judge has been a little unclear about his aim, though he wants the parties to report on issues that have been reported in the press, primarily regarding interactions between jcpenney. i understand that the senior jcpenney design team was in the lmso offices yesterday placing orders for 2014 in the nondecor category, which would appear that part of the relationship is in tact. in the meantime jcpenney shares continue to fall today, down 12% in the past two days, trading at lows not seen since january of 2001. it is the most shorted stock in the s&p 500. we know those concerns are hovering over weak sales and a possible debt raise. >> courtney, thanks very much for that. in the meantime, where elbows are rubbed, you can bet gary come inski will be. we want to take you to gary. what are the big money managers telling you? >> good evening. if i have a 5:00 shadow, it's been a long day so apologies for that. for viewers who have listened to the commentary, viewers know the narr