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Planned remarks if you have any specific questions, . I want to thank you, both of you, this is probably the clearist budget that we have received since i have been on the commission, it is perfect and so we understand exactly what we are doing and we have a concept of what the hiring is and we have a concept of what the equipment is going to be and the good news is that when i first started to do this, we hear from the budget and we are going to do more with less. And so we have been doing more with less for a long time and thank god that things are better right now and so it is good to see t...

Show led out she said theres a line of buses headed to take the way back at her car with in 10 minutes we reach out to the promoter of the show another plan entertainment but yet to get a response for some fans who did get to the concert. Event is not over with the last song mccarty got off the stage than some fans literally hit the ground try and find souvenirs a takeoff in the studio you see a small group of people carrying out the carpet candlestick today we signed on for just prospected still stick hoot to see how much of a mess left behind last public a bed at Candlestick Park now just a ...

The Senate Banking committee. What she has said so far i the market impact. The recovery is not complete, says she is worried about a weaker Labor Force Participation rate and she is going to watch the Second Quarter economy performance very, very closely. Before she started to talk, Dow Jones Industrials up 40, 50 points. Right now we are down 10 points. So no huge impact on what janet yellen has had to say be Goldman Sachs and jpmorgan lead the dow 30 stocks of all the stocks in the dell 30, these two are the the big winners because they have reported strong profits in the banking sector. An...

Stock market swings, shifting energy pricing and interest-rate spikes are converging to create a complex economic landscape. Stacking that atop the

Employee retention remains a significant challenge for credit unions and most businesses. Even as inflationary pressures and recession fears have mounted