when you compare gm and ford versus daimler, they traded in tandem earlier a year ago, that changed over the last six months. much better performance for investors in gm and ford. we are just starting to see that renewed interest in that entry level segment for the luxury automakers. they know they're in the sweet spot of the market. they're going to be push that even harder for the remainder of this year. >> phil lebeau, another great story in auto sales. thank you very much. >>> what's now get a quick market, sheila? >> brian, taking a hit this morning is conn. down after a disappointing retailer report. you can get just about everything there. company reported earnings of 52 cents a share missing wall street expectations of 60 cents a share. sales at the retailer were fine. august same-store sales were up more than 30%. so the big reason for this miss was actually the credit card operation. they had a big jump in delinquent customers which the company says it's now taking corrective actions against. but in terms of this quarter investors selling that stock. kelly? >> that's irch credi

they're working in tandem with corporations. they're working in partnership with other professional associations such as yourselves. and so we need a coordinated strategy and approach to repeal them and bring them down in terms of fostering justice in our society. in terms of the current advocacy efforts that are under way, there are several things that are happening throughout the country, several bright spots if i'd like to call them. and commissioner yalke's investigation is one of them. so thank you for that. f this was a political -- a political effort. a power play on their part. so that's what it will take in order to counter that. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, mark. you're going to do a bit of a switch and have the next few speakers come to the dais. david mohammed, district attorney george garcon, bob elco. as the speakers come forward, i want to talk about the highlights. mark just mentioned it's important to consider what policy makers are doing and what grassroots organizations are doing to address

they were in tandem, and another republicans realized that they could not get the debt ceiling raised no matter how much baggage they attached to that the full faith and credit of the united states of america is not something that should be tied to government. the closer it gets, the more unreasonable he gets, the more you're responsible it gets. i would hope that the scenario described is not one that we come to, because it is two different subjects. yes, they are all about budget, but one is the full faith and credit of the united states of america and the other is a priority debate on spending and saving and growth. growth.hould be about everything the republicans are noting about, whether it is lifting the debt ceiling or making the cuts they want to make without making the investments that we should be making, it is about slowing growth and we are losing a million jobs as it is. we will lose a million jobs. some say 1.6 million. i will be may usual conservative self and say one million on that subject, most defensible subject. this is silly. they did not get some orientation on h

they're working in tandem with corporations, they are working in partnership with others associations such as yourselves. we need a core native strategy and approach in order to repeal them, and bring them down in terms of fostering justice in our society. advocacyof the current efforts that are underway, there are several things that are happening throughout the country , several bright spots as i like to call them. the commissioners investigation is one of them, so thank you for that. the city council in ann arbor michigan loaded to pass a resolution asking the magnitude again -- asking the michigan legislature to repeal the standard ground laws. be done within cities, even though these are state laws. the national bar association has called a special legislative session in florida in march of 2013 -- in florida. they worked to3 in other states. 2013 article indicated that the odds of a repeal passing in the states republican-controlled senate would be low. beyond that, there are civil arets organizations that working to actively deconstruct and reduce its power by calling on regula

they're working in tandem with corporations. they're working in partnership with other professional associations such as yourself. and so we need a coordinated strategy and approach in order to repeal them, and bring them down in terms of fostering justice in our society. in terms of the current advocacy efforts that are underway, there are several things that are happening throughout the country, several bright spots as i like to call them. and commissioner yaki's investigation i think is one of them, so thank you for that. the city of ann arbor, michigan, is also trying to do something about this. the city council voted on augu august 8 to approve a resolution asking the michigan legislature to repeal the state's stand your ground laws. so at a very basic level something can be done within cities, even though these are state laws. the national bar association has called on, called a special legislative session of florida in march of 2013, new hampshire's house of representatives voted to repeal the state's stand your ground la

you talk a little bit about that and how that spillover affects the uniform side and how they work in tandem and if you have specific examples. at some point i would like some specific information off-line about the basis that i represent and how they would be impacted. general? >> for us you know we have three major commands actually for major commands in san antonio. we have medical command ,-com,-com ma installation and management command u.s. army north and u.s. army south all in san antonio. they are three or four components what we do in the army. medical has the hugest possibility providing support to our soldiers both in combat and their families that are not in combat and our civilians managed all of our installations both in the united states and outside the united states, a huge role and army north is the one who is really the army component to provide homeland defense and homeland security for a nation. they all have key civilian workforce and it's essential for them to accomplish the mission. and in fact the hospital in san antonio there, we have some concern. we are losing some