mr. porter says while the original report has not been found, the memo is significant. >> it summarizes the findings, and why it took the utility so long to find this memo, some people say that problem is as disturbing as the contents of the memo itself. >> the memo, he says >> pg&e did not know what was under the ground. they did not have a real good idea of what its systems problems could be, based on what it should have known. if they had really researched. if they had a good record. >> pgd told cbs 5 that with new leadership in case the company's new focus is to operate the system safely including improved processes and more strength testing than ever. >> thank you. a deaf woman recovering from her injuries and grieving the loss of bird dog after they were attacked by a pitbull. the attack near los angeles was caught on surveillance camera. the woman was out for a walk with her dog when a neighbor to pull got loose. the owner of the pitbull came out and pulled the dog away but by then it was too late. >> in the future she might one another dog. so there's hope there. you really need to

porter, professor there, long been the guru on they. they did a survey of 10,000 harvard business school grads who are now in senior management positions and companies all across the country. i suspect mr. thompson may have received that questionnaire as well being an nhbs grad. the most intriguing part to me they did a targeted survey of officials in those company who is had been involved in location decisions. do you leave an operation in the united states, do you move abroad, for greenfield investments, do it in the u.s., do you do it elsewhere. and 2-1 u.s. lost those investment decisions. those investments went to other places. when asked why, the reasons were -- the one that was most common, low wages abroad. and two was proximity to customers. which makes sense given the rapid growth in the developing world. but there were some that were striking and disturbing. better access to skilled labor was more often cited by companies as a reason for longting abroad than in the united states. so i want to start off with our panelists with a fairly open-ended question. which of these stories should we believe? the united states as an emerging export power house, or the united states as a

mr. christie. >> chris christie stands out in a crowd, even in crappy cell phone footage. this planet here, plus if he wins the veep we could have veep attacks, 40 ounce porterdone talking now. looks delicious. >> i actually -- i kind of like that. i just don't think it's going to happen, brett. but we do want to hear from you. someone is always in our war room. check us out online at current.com/thewarroom and link up to our twitter and facebook page. thank you for joining us. have a tremendous night, and we will see you tomorrow.