and so justice breyer was a safe nomination. justice hagan doesn't have strong party building characteristics except another woman on the supreme court but it was clear that she would because confirmed without too much difficulty. >> host: one of the things you discuss in the book is courts and diversity as far as ethnicity religion geography and additional background. can you talk a little bit about the ways the court is and isn't divorce and what ramifications that might have for the choice of a new justice? >> guest: at the moment the court is in this very statistically unusual, historically unique position on a friday of positions. the one that jumps out historically is religious operation -- there is now not a single protestant on the court. this is literally unprecedented. now, religious division has become much less significant politicalpolitically in the u.s. than it used to be but from a historical perspective this is is -- we talk about white anglo-saxon protestant. the p is not there at all so that is one reason. the

>> it is time being it does not look like president obama will get another nomination. so whoever is elected 2016 could be a republican or democrat. second, it depends on the vacancy being filled if a democrat is nominating eight replacement for justice ginsburg and i have no intentions about -- to information act of her intention but it will be easier for the democratic nominee to fill that position because it will replace the political balance with an older liberal justice with a young girl liberal that is significant but because of the length of time but not to a big deal if it would replace kennedy a think they are the oldest of the republic than nominee is into a germanic way so as the republicans will fight. of those you don't know when they will ocher or who's the president will be over who they are replacing. beyond that, from tv strategy that i described will be followed. i think it would be surprising we are not either. african-american. >> i think in this a little early. said demographic but because of the supreme court, going through as he appointed but i th

initially nominated to replace sandra day o'connor and while that nomination was pending, chief justice rehnquist passed away and roberts was renominated for the rehnquist position, and that meant that there had to be a different position and samuel alito was nominated for that. i think we might have even had a little bit of an overlap. they are both quite conservative coming out of the reagan-bush justice department. later, justice stevens and justice souter retired and they were replace replaced by a justice sotomayor, president obama proved her and appointed her. and then also elena kagan, who has been president obama's solicitor general. >> host: you recount in a confirmation how both justice roberts and justice kagan compared judges to umpires. but they did so in a slightly different way. can you talk about the analogy? >> guest: during his hearings, chief justice roberts prepared an opening statement in which he said that the justices should be the umpires of the ballgame, just calling balls and strikes. what he meant by that comment exactly explicit about it. was that people don'

and so justice breyer was a safe nomination. justice kagan doesn't have strong party building characteristics, except as another woman on the supreme court. but it was clear that she would be confirmed without too much difficulty. >> host: one of the things you discussed in the books is coarse and diversity in terms of ethnicity, religion, geography, professional background. and a chocolate about the way the court isn't diverse enough and what ramifications that might have for potential choice of a new justice? >> guest: at the moment the court is in this very statistically unusual, historically unique situation on a variety of dimensions. the one that jumps out historically is religious composition. there is now not a single protestant on the supreme court. there are six catholics and three jews. this is literally unprecedented. now, religious division has become much less significant politically in the u.s. than it used to be. but from a historical perspective, this is, you know, we talk about white anglo-saxon protestants. th

total of 57 nominations since its premiere. accepting the emmy on behalf of the team is stephen levitanl. >> everybody okay? well, this may be the saddest emmys of all time, but we could not be happier. seriously, we have the deepest respect for our conominees. you guys make us laugh, and you make us jealous every week. and it is an honor just to be mentioned among you. thank you to this amazing cast, our incredible crew. thank you to everyone at 20th century fox television. dana wald and gary newman. thru to everybody at abc. thank you to our fans and to our ever-inspiring families. we love you all. i cannot begin to express to you how surreal this ride has been because none of us grew up feeling like winners. thank you to the bullies, to the popular kids, to the gym teachers who taunted us, who rejected us, and who made fun of the way we ran. without you, we never would have gone into co comedy. thank you very much! >> what? what? no, no. you have to go to the bathroom? i asked you backstage if you had to go to the bathroom?

this year's nomination highlight the battle between the broadcast and cable networks with nominations ranging from "modern family" to "breaking bad." >> i can't ever remember having more fun with you. >> i'm so lucky. now get out. >> i thought you wanted. >> no, get out! >> nothing can change what just happened, but you can walk ou out of here alive if you just promise us that you'll just go. >> networks might still dominate and accommodate in the comedy category but cable is monopoly monopolizing drama. bill great to have you back, we can't question any longer the cable networks are dominating these nominations. hbo has received 108 compared to cbs and nbc tied for second at 53. it had more than double the two second place network s. other than in comedy or broadcast networks, after thought? >> in the emmys it's beginning to look that way because hbo has always gotten a lot of nominations. it's a very high class network and television industry understands that. but when you see the basic cable channels, sliding in there, it seems that the networks are pinched on both sides. >> amc "b

this year's nomination highlight the battle between the broadcast and cable networks with nominations ranging from "modern family" to "breaking bad." >> i can't ever remember having more fun with you. >> i'm so lucky. now get out. >> i thought you wanted. >> no, get out! >> nothing can change what just happened, but you can walk ou ot of here alive if you just promise us that you'll just go. >> networks might still dominate and accommodate in the comedy category but cable is monopol monopolizing drama. bill great to have you back, we can't question any longer the cable networks are dominating these nominations. hbo has received 108 compared to cbs and nbc tied for second at 53. it had more than double the two second place networks. other than in comedy or broadcast networks, after thought? >> in the emmys it's beginning to look that way because hbo has always gotten a lot of nominations. it's a very high class network and television industry understands that. but when you see the basic cable channels, sliding in there, it seems that the networks are pinched on both sides. >> amc "brea

. >> i'm evan smith, he's an emmy nominated actor, include "arrested development" and veep. this is tony hail. >> most americans want the same thing, they want a good job. >> i realized there weren't a lot of people writing things in my voice so i realized i had to do it myself. >> we're a better country than we used to be but we have more to do and need to get at it. >> i will do that, i wanted to get that buzz you get from working at the absolute top dollar. [laughter]. >> tony hail, welcome. >> thank you very much. >> good to see you. glad to have you here. >> thank you. >> and congratulations on the emmy nomination. >> isn't that crazy? >> this is your first? >> my first, and when i got the news my wife and i stared at each other and screamed for six hours. >> and took a nap. >> it was too exhausting.

so i was snowden has been officially nominated by european union lawmakers for the prestigious sahaba of human rights prize laureates include nelson mandela chinese dissident. and reporters love borders the winner will be decided in october and from all this i can talk through paul murphy and irish i may be from the parliamentary group that nominated snowden mr murphy welcome to aussie good to see you so what about snowden actually needed that help the you offered him little support and now you decided to nominate him for this prestigious human rights prize why. this nomination doesn't call unfortunately from the leadership of the european union who i think would certainly prefer to avoid the embarrassment of him winning the prize and but it comes from the left in the european union which has consistently supported edward snowden he deserves to win the prize because he's a hero and he's a hero for putting his freedom on the line and it's still on the line in reality. in order to expose a mass of intrusive spying program by the us government both on their own citizens and citizens in e

it is the third year in a row i'm nominated the winner. last year was divisadero corridor. that might help us get one of these awards in the future. what do you think, daniel? [laughter] >> this year we're proud to give the award for best merchant association to lower haight merchant and neighborhood association a.k.a. lo hamna, rolls off the tongue. [laughter] >> it's truly a great organization. we in our capacity, we work a lot with different neighborhood associations, different merchant associations. and far and away the lower haight merchants association is one of the best we had the pleasure to work with. that holds for always, but this past year was a really remarkable year for the organization. they dealt with some challenges, notably the water and fire, some public safety concerns. and they also had some success he. they have art walks really successful art walks four times a year. but then there's always another street fair happening. it's really, you know, we can celebrate their achievements, but it's really the spirit with which they do their work, the passion an

prognosticating, as in who will the republicans nominate for president in 2016? after all, the next presidential election two 16 is2,016, is only two thnd -- only days away. >> okay. the punitive 2016 republicans lineup ala alphabetical order. >> dr. ben carson, retired neurosurgeon, ted cruz, peter king, new york, representative, grand paul, kentucky, president, rick perry texas, governor, marco rubio, donald trump, real estate mogel. >> who on this list is the top gop nomination? >> the answer is jeb bush. you're not going to see immediately, scrambling on the right. republicans tend to respect seniority. florida and the rest will come back. >> you know whose leading in the polls now don't you? >> of course, i do. look at somebody like rand paul or jeb bush or donald trump. >> chris christy's got to get past the right wing. quite simply, i think he and jeb are both in the race, so will ted cruz and rand paul. chris christy's in favor of gun control, and the other he has his arm around president obama. he said -- he's an eastern republican. he comes across as a

for and human rights prize thanks to the european parliament group that's nomination the whistleblower and also whether they are any chance of winning. and also find out how the city of russia's far east is working around the clock in a race against advancing floodwaters say they you know will total disaster that's not the right. to choose your language. with. some. concern. choose the opinions that you think. choose the stories that imply. this is he coming to live from moscow welcome back edward snowden has been officially nominated by european union lawmakers for the prestigious of human why it's a prize laureates include nelson mandela a chinese dissident to reporters without borders the winner will be decided in october and paula and irish and maybe from the parliamentary group that's nominated snowden believes he won't win the prize but it's not about winning. well this nomination doesn't call unfortunately from the leadership of the european union who are think would certainly prefer to avoid the embarrassment of him winning the prize but it comes from the left in the european u

another senator vying for the nomination was sheikdoms author, being in eric. instead of calling himself an isolationist, they have been berg preferred to call himself an installation is, though no one could figure out what the difference was. the most unlikely republican candidate was former president herbert hoover, who is hoping to make a comeback. only one candidate was not an isolationist. and he was definitely the dark horse at the convention. his name was wendell wilkie. he came from and deanna and was the head of the commonwealth and southern utilities corp., a holding company that controlled the power supply is millions of americans. wilkie had never before run for public office. and until very recently, believe it or not, he had been a democrat. unlike the other republican candidates, wilkie was a moderate who believed that the government needed to take some responsibility for the security and well-being of its citizens. he agreed with much of the new deal, but he claimed that he managed both programs more efficiently. on the subject of the war in eur

i'm up here because i nominated the progress park for the best ccg nen award. i'm proud to present this award on behalf of nen to bruce and bill for their hard work and dedication for turning this vacant lot, this eyesore in their community to a beautiful green park for everyone to enjoy. through their hard work and dedication and the support of their neighbors, they just created something tremendously beautiful. it's just amazing. and i would like -- i'm honored and i would like to invite them up to receive their award. (applause) >> thank you. [laughter] >> i want to mention that we live in one of the newest neighborhoods in san francisco, brand-new -- well, ten-year-old buildings, condos, apartments, a bunch of people who don't have a history, don't have a neighborhood. just a bunch of strangers living in proximity. and we got this idea to convert this derelict property, this derelict piece of weed infested lot under the caltrans on ramp. and all of a sudden we've got people showing up writing checks, digging weeds, breaking rocks. so, i got a real -- we got

i want to say thank you for nominating me. i don't think you will ever understand that the nomination means more than the actual award. if you only knew. i would like to briefly acknowledge a few heroes of my own on this day that marks the 50th year of the march on washington. wilhelm wundt -- one of the most profound speeches that we have heard. simply because i did not receive this award on my own. the first of my heroes are my parents. thank you for your support and love since the day i was born. it will allow me to find my purpose in this crazy thing we call life. i knew you would always be there to catch me. lose -- also to my baby brother, love you. to my family in general, i love you guys. when i got the call about this award, my grandfather came to my mind. i have been meeting a few people who know him and i'm learning more how much of a legend he was specifically from the bay view point community. to my grandfather, thank you, your impact has lived beyond your figure -- physical. now, to all of you who i love the same

robin wright nominated for lead actress and house of cards is nominated for best original series in a drama. i wanted to see what happens with that, too. it's always a fun night, a big night. a little bit more laid back for the hos cars than you usually have. >> we're going to let you go now. appreciate it. the pope making headlines around the world with his comments about abortion, contraception and gay rights. people are still trying to wrap their heads and what he said. tl the allergy muddlers. you know who you are. you can part a crowd, without saying a word... if you have yet to master the quiet sneeze... you stash tissues like a squirrel stashes nuts... well muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin® because zyrtec® starts working at hour one on the first day you take it. claritin® doesn't start working until hour three. zyrtec®. love the air. claritin® doesn't start working until hour three. i'm bethand i'm michelle. and we own the paper cottage. it's a stationery and gifts store. anything we purch

for killing larry summers' nomination? >> i don't think that would be the sole reason but there is annoyance throughout the white house that they came out and made their comments about larry summers before the white house could make comments about summers. there's residual bad feeling. does that mean they wouldn't pick yellen? i don't think so. i think there would be other reasons we don't know about. my question is, if it's janet yellen, why isn't it jaet janet yellen yet? a lot of people want her but they're still casting around thinking there's somebody out there. at the end of the day do they go yellen? it's probable they do. they're in no hurry and i think they're talking to other candidates at this point. >> that's a good point. if it is janet yellen, why haven't we gotten beyond this, janet yellen is the woman and that's it. let's ask you about what this matters in terms of market activity. do you see a difference in terms of market reaction if it's janet yellen or somebody else? >> i think either way it will be wit

. >> nominations are open for the president and vice president. >> i would like to make a nomination. i'd like to nominate karen breslin as the president and [speaker not understood] as the vice president. >> second. >> all right. any discussion? any public comment on this item? >> the only discussion i have is since we don't have a full quorum today, other commissioners, sometimes they defer, but i don't know the process with this commission. otherwise i move the second if there's no -- >> what do you mean we don't have a quorum? >> we have a quorum. we don't have a full board. sorry. fair enough. >> all right. any public comment on this item? all those in -- all those in favor? >> aye. >> opposed? okay, item number 10. >> item 10, action item, appointment of chair and members of the following committees. president breslin. >> all right. the rates and benefits committee is a committee of the whole. i'm appointing commissioner scott to be chair of that committee. and the finance and budget committee, i'm appointing supervisor farrell as chair. and commissioner limb and commissioner sc

i'll take nominal gdp, it was a collapse of nominal gdp and money supply that got us to the great depression. i'd like to avoid that in the future. >>y have two rules on the table. one is a dollar price rule backed by gold, i presume. i'm going to call that the 19th century approach. as i said, i was there in the 19th century and it did work most of the time before the fed. and we had jimmy pethokoukis, who wants nominal gdp targeting through the money supply to get total spending in the economy. i want to talk to a guy who invented one of the most important rules, that being john taylor, who is a professor -- he was undersecretary of the treasury during the bush administration. he's currently a professor of economics at stanford university. he's the author of famous taylor rule, which, by the way, used to a fed guideline until the central bank went all helter skelter in the last several years. all right, john taylor, tell us about the taylor rule and why the fed should readopt it? >> first of all, it's a rule. i like what you said at the beginning, we have to get back to a rules-based polic

game of thrones behind them. 16 nominations. a lot for a show, a competition to find out who can sleep with the most prostitutes before winter comes. a great show. and not sure if i will go to the emmys this year. supposed to present an award. i might be in line for the new iphone. iphone goes on sale at midnight. remember very important to get the new iphone soon as it comes out. if you don't, no one will ever love you. people are already lined up all over the country. every city there is a loon outside the apple store. once again, apple has revolutionized the way white people line up for things. they did do something clever though. a good idea. they have it set up in such a way. right after you get the 5s, you take two steps forward you will be in line for iphone 6. as soon as the the new iphone was announced. a weird thing. my old iphone started begging for its life. kardashians are nominated for six emmys. not really. the kardashians no emmys. snubbed again. this is funny. you know how the kardashians insist their show is re

are they nominated for emmys? >> they both have an emmy nomination. >> "game of thrones" leads the pack. 16 nominations. i think it's going to be a big night for "breaking bad." people cannot get enough. >> knowing it's coming to an end, everybody's showering it with all the acclaims. >> aren't they doing something at the end there? through 2015 or something? >> they're going to continue it. >> bryan cranston's not going to be in it, aaron paul will not be in it. >> they're the heart and soul. >> they do have emmy nominations. neil patrick harris is hosting. >> i love him. the best, the best. >> he's going to start hosting parties at my house because, you know, why not, he hosts everything. >> his second time hosting the emmys. so something special will happen out there. >> always good, always professional, always delivers. >> we got to mention "30 roc." it's their final season. alec baldwin, tina fey. >> i thought it was done. >> they're done but they're nominated for emmys so we can't forget about them. >> they

-- rail a nomination. >> have you read the inspectors general handbook? i want to read a paragraph that talks about this independence thing. is under complaints by employers. this is paragraph b. section seven. there is a lot in there that a layman cannot understand. this is something you can give us an answer on -- >> how much comfort as i give ifeone who wants to complain the inspector general can out someone who is a whistleblower? >> the subject is sensitive. andepend on whistleblowers we value their information. it is important that they feel comfortable coming forward and saying that they have and that they are concerned about reprisal and want their identity protected. we understand that. the statute requires us to extend protections. in practice, what we will do is advise whistleblowers of these protections and say, to the extent that you can give us specific information, that is more helpful than general information. in the course of providing specific information and details, it may be that an educated and informed her sin might be able to guess

who are we going to nominate and one day it is one person and one day another, does the president have the political capital, all those questions which create uncertainty, figuring things out and getting things moving is what we need. dagen: how worried about you are the serious situation? >> johnny 1 note, and certainty. are we going to? are we not going to? what is it going to look like? will congress back a president? kid doesn't will go forward any way? is there going to be retaliation? all these uncertainties which only get manifest and magnified as we play this out on the airwaves. dagen: never just one note. you are a musician in reality and figuratively as well. good to see you. take care, bob doll. speaking of styria president obama speaking of the speech from st. petersburg, russia and when asked if he would act in the event congress rejects the resolution on syria he said you are not getting an answer. we did get a lot of answers about a lot of things including an address the president is going to be making next week. rich edson live at the white house with everything you mi

you can submit your nomination on our web site. we may come and feature your school on the show. ,,,,,,,, mom? did nana ever give you cheerios when you were a little kid? yeah, she did. were cheerios the same back then? cheerios has pretty much been the same forever. so...when we have cheerios, it's kind of like we are having breakfast with nana... yeah... ♪ yeah. you're so smart. thanks, olivia. thank you. so you can make a payment from your cell to almost anyone's phone or email. (speaking french) so you can express your gratitude... in the moment. >>> well, you might get dizzy watching this video. it's a climber going up the side of a 900 foot tall tower in china. the man made the climb without any safety rope and after he made it to the top, the 23-year-old jumping from the tower and then floating to earth beneath parachute. >> wild man. >> good morning, everybody. in 2010 the seahawks won the nfc west with 7-9 record with embarrassing moment with a division completely turned around thanks to the coaches. first quarter in sea

game of thrones behind them. 16 nominations. a lot for a show, a competition to find out who can sleep with the most prostitutes before winter comes. a great show. and not sure if i will go to the emmys this year. supposed to present an award. i might be in line for the new iphone. iphone goes on sale at midnight. remember very important to get the new iphone soon as it comes out. if you don't, no one will ever love you. people are already lined up all over the country. every city there is a loon outside the apple store. once again, apple has revolutionized the way white people line up for things. they did do something clever though. a good idea. they have it set up in such a way. right after you get the 5s, you take two steps forward you will be in line for iphone 6. as soon as the the new iphone was announced. a weird thing. my old iphone started begging for its life. kardashians are nominated for six emmys. not really. the kardashians no emmys. snubbed again. this is funny. you know how the kardashians insist their show is re

of fdr and played a huge role in the nomination in 1932. she has developed relationships with what we would, you know, five years later call zionists. and she is appearing in sin -- synagogues especially in communities where there have been violence. what she's doing is this dance. you know, this dance between using, you know, not assailing of the government's tamarty in refugee policy. in my day, but she's making it very painfully clear on the ground where she stands. ..

newark, new jersey, where he is nominally still the mayor where they at one point earlier in september and at the end of august, they had a murder a night in the city of less than a quarter of a million people. cory booker was out tweeting to celebrities who passed on, rest in peace so and so. rest in peace so and so. why wasn't he at the scene of the homicide. he was existing in that digital world rather than in the grimy, you know, bear knuckle hard scrabble streets of newark, new jersey. therein lies the problem. and you reference children with ipads and so forth you exist in that level for 140 characters. this one is a nun, this one is a stripper. this one is a world leader. this one is a husband ley who wants -- lust ler who wants to get you signed up

series beep we welcome tony hale to larry king now all right how did they tell you you were nominated well my wife and i were up because we were curious of the show was going to get nominated and then my manager called me and i just kept on telling to shut up like and that's all i could tell and i don't know what i'm just telling tom shut up and then my wife and i we scream for about six hours and then i had to take a nap and it was too overwhelming but i called my family and i called. my brother my sister and then i called my acting teacher from high school which was really fun because she you know she made a huge impact on my life or you go to high school i went to well i went to leon high school in tallahassee florida you know or. the county yeah and then i but there's this little theater program called the young actors theater company in tallahassee and there's a lady named tina williams who just you know started it and that was pretty much my high school like i loved it. thinking about winning or you just happy to be there don't give me the baloney or what do you know. i genuinel

series beep we welcome tony hale to larry king now all right how did they tell you you were nominated when my wife and i were up because we were curious if the show was going to get nominated and then my manager called me and i just kept on telling to shut up like and that's all i could tell and i don't know what i'm just telling tom shut up and then my wife and i we scream for about six hours and then i'd take a nap and it was too overwhelming but i called my family and i called. my brother my sister and then i called my acting teacher from high school which was really fun because she you know she made a huge impact on my life or you go to high school i went to well i went to leon high school in tallahassee florida you know and out. of the county yeah and then i but there's this little theater program called the you know. actors theatre company in tallahassee and there's a lady named tina williams who just you know started it and that was pretty much my high school like i loved it you thinking about winning or you just happy to be there don't give me the baloney or what do you know.

. ♪ >> elisabeth: she's a yamy nominated singer launched into stardom after her appearance on "american idol." the transformation wasn't easy for our next guest. she's going to explain. the title of her new album "overcomer." first of all, when i'm having a hard day, i listen to you. you wrote it -- a friend of yours was sick with breast cancer and you wanted her to have something to get her through, right? >> i did. she didn't just have breast cancer, she was battling it while she was pregnant. it's a big enough battle by itself, but to be carrying a child at the same time. i just wanted a song to help her stay in the fight and not give up no matter her circumstances.

. >> i'm evan smith, he's an emmy nominated actor, include "arrested development" and veep. this is tony hail. >> most americans want the same thing, they want a good job. >> i realized there weren't a lot of people writing things in my voice so i realized i had to do it myself. >> we're a better country than we used to be but we have more to do and need to get at it. >> i will do that, i wanted to get that buzz you get from working at the absolute top dollar. [laughter]. >> tony hail, welcome. >> thank you very much. >> good to see you. glad to have you here. >> thank you. >> and congratulations on the emmy nomination. >> isn't that crazy? >> this is your first? >> my first, and when i got the news my wife and i stared at each other and screamed for six hours. >> and took a nap. >> it was too exhausting. >> i think you can take all of those modern family people and you should win. >> it's crazy, i'm huge fans of all those guys, like adam driver from girls and bill hater from fml, all the family guys. it's good to be on that list, you hear people say it's an honor to be nomi

by european norway cats the recipient of the award is to be decided in a taiba the whistle blow was nominated by a group of european parliament members who say you risk his freedom to protect the rights of others paul murphy and the irish from that group believes snowden's chances of getting the prize are slim but it's not all about winning. this nomination doesn't call unfortunately from the leadership of the european union who are think would certainly prefer to avoid the embarrassment of him winning the prize but it comes from the left in the european union which has consistently supported edward snowden he deserves to win the prize because he's a hero and he's a hero for putting his freedom on the line and still on the line in reality i think he's only likely to win and i think the greens are the green group inside the parliament also support for edward snowden but i fear that certainly the big groups will not wants the so-called embarrassment of choosing edward snowden because of the impact that that would have on relations with the us the reason you know a very practical reason that we'

governor anthony brown and heather mizeur for the nomination. yesterday... all three democratic candidates for maryland governor came out swinging... trying to convince a crowd they are the right person for the job. the three spoke in front of the maryland state and washington d-c building and construction trades council. they focused on what they've accomplished for the state so far... and talked about what they want to do in the future. <14:48:12 what matters to you will always be priority to me.> <15:01:34 we're gonna have project leader agreements...better off than our own state.> <15:19:15 we're goona put men and women back to work...traffic infatrusture.> on the other side of the ticket... republican candidates include harford county executive david craig... state delegate ron george... former chairman of the charles county republican central committee, charles loller... and businessman, brian vaeth. lieutenant governor anthony brown picks up another endorsement. representative john sarbanes is backing brown

and those were recently set and in the all memo and requesting new nominations for thethieringth and one we have the new nominations for the committee and we will meet and select the third quarter winner and plan to introduce the second quarter winner and the third quarter winner in the october meeting. we will do that then and finally the dbi and the big joint response for the 2013 grand jury report was delivered to the proceeding judge of the superior court on the 11th and a copy of the responses are posted on the dbi website and we are expected to be part of the hearing on the grand jury findings and the responses at the government, audit and oversight committee and this is more than likely going to take part in some in october and so with that, madam secretary, that is all of my president's announcements for the next item. >> agenda item. please? >> is there any public comment on the president's announcements >> item number three, general public comment, the bic will take the public comment on the matters in the jurisdiction that are not part of this agenda. >> and with that i wo

from the parliamentary group that nominated snowden believes he won't win the prize but it's not about winning. this nomination doesn't call unfortunately from the leadership of the european union who i think would certainly prefer to avoid the embarrassment of him winning the prize but it comes from the left in the european union which has consistently supported edward snowden he deserves to win the prize because he's a hero and he's a hero for putting his freedom on the line and it's still on the line in reality and i think he's only likely to win and i think the greens are the green group inside the parliament also supports edward snowden and what i fear that certainly the big groups will not wants the so-called embarrassment of choosing edward snowden because of the impact that that would have in relations with the us the reason you know very practical reason that we're proposing to him is to try to pressure on countries to grant in a permanent asylum we don't think he should be a man without a visa is a visa for the courts of asylum for a year now but after that he has. no definit

just yesterday, voters turned out to nominate replacements for outgoing mayor michael bloomberg. someone's got to fill this man's shoes, which is why i cast my vote for an american girl doll. ( laughter ) folks, if you remember, last week on this very show, i endorsed republican mayoral candidate joe lhota because after two kittens stranded on the tracks forced the subway line to stop service for several hours, lhota was the only candidate with the courage to come out as pro crushing kittens. ( laughter ) folks, no surprise, that core message rez 98ed. >> a decisive win last night for joe lhota, the former m.t.a. chairman beating out billionaire john catsimatidis to win the republican nominations for new york city mayor. >> stephen: wooo! because that's what we call the colbert bump, folks, not to be confused with the bump you feel when your subway car runs over kittens. ( laughter ) lhota now moves on to the general election where he's likely facing democratic candidate bill de blasio, a man so libry, he won the gay vote against a lesbian. ( cheers and applause ) ( laughter ) of

and this nomination builds on the work that was done by the planning department in the central water front plan and then later in the eastern neighborhoods plan, and so what was known as the 2001, central water front cultural resources survey. and as part of that or part of our master plan and effort we looked at all of the contributing resources and provided a ranking because there is so much variation, and to understand what were the most significant to the least significant, and so we came up with a classification of very significant resources, and on the slide, those are those, that are shown in the dark red. and as you and as the colors are light, and lighter, they were less significant and so we have the red that is very significant and those are landmark quality individually eligible and then significant, are the pink, and those are historic or architect significant resource and then the contributing resources provide the context and are cumulative important to the district, and mostly dating from the world war ii era and the nomination has been submitted to the office of the

he would not get out of, his nomination would not get out of the committee. so if this situation holds, some republican was have to support his nomination to get it to the full senate for a vote. now separately the white hughes is denying a report by japan's nikkei news service as early as next week the president will nominate summers his former economic visor to the fed, to replace ben bernanke. a white house spokesperson however tweeted this morning, quote, the latest rumors this morning on, in the japanese press aren't true. potus, that is short for president of the united states, has not yet made a decision on fed chair. as you know, janet yellen, the current vice-chair of the fed is summers main rival for this job but there may be a new wrinkle in, another new wrinkle in all this. fed-watchers at eurasia group think the president's fight with congress over what to do on syria helps larry summers n a research note this morning they write, we think it means obama is more likely to nominate exactly who he wants for the fed chair even if it looks like the co