that was the voice of john hogan. he was traveling with a television film unit in the presidential motorcade and witness the assassination of predecessor -- president kennedy. we have been keeping an open phone line to the hospital where president kennedy died. here now, frank in his communication with macneil. >> i understand they are clearing the room. can you give us a report on what you can see now. body --t kennedy's his body is in the emergency sector at the end of a long quarter. the corridor has been sealed with white house officials. now police are clearing out the entire court or and we believe that the president's body is about to be brought out. a bronze coffin was taken in about 15 minutes ago and that was shortly after white house secretary announced that the president had died at 1:00, dallas time. that is 2:00 new york time. thank you very much. does this mean you'll will have to leave this telephone? >> i can hold on for a second, i think. >> lee's do. as long as you can. that is the word from dallas

that is not happening, and a bill to make sure it never gets to happening with me now, senator john hogan, you are like mighted with rubio, you do not' a bailout for insurance companies, but that is in the law as i understand it. if push comes to shove, they are up against the wall, they are bailed out? >> that is a concern, we're finding out what in the law, there is a provision that hhs can provide subsidies to insurance companies, if they decide they need on offer the plans, they don't have from come and consult congress to do it. that is a provision we found out about now. neil: did you know that provision existed before. >> no, and i was not here when obamacare was passed. but 1100 plus pages we're still finding out what is in this, this is a real concern it goes to you know cost, and increasing deficit, there is no way to pay for it, so, with no congressional oversight, this is something we need to address. >> you know what worries me that they had a backstop plan in granting this, that if it hits the fan, insurance companies are on the brink, much like banks and financial meltdown,

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john elway was there. he got his number retired at halftime. stanford up seven in the second quarter. hoganping it, reaching the end zone. the 11-yard touchdown. stanford up 14. under 3:00 to go in the fourth. brown with the touchdown. down just a possession. the onside kick, they got one already in the game, but did not get this one. stanford's national title hopes going up. oregon's going down. 26-20 the final. >> for us it doesn't do anything, because that's up to everybody else. the smart teams, the good teams only worry about their next game. let the people talk. i told our guys, we might go down in rankings after that fourth quarter, which is fine. >> we knew it was going to be tough. two very different approaches and two very different tempos. one team was going to decide the way things went and we were comfortable running the ball, and then on defense, just attacking the line of scrimmage and trying to disrupt their tempo. i think that objective is completed today. >> i love the glasses and no, coach, you're not going down. to the sharks, versus the canucks. joe thorton, how did thi

joining us is art hogan, head of product strategy at lazard markets and our own, the street.com columnist herb greenberg. great to have you both with us. dominic chu and john fortt are here to join in the conversation. herb, are we at a market top? >> well, i think we're certainly at a -- you better be careful part of this market. few weeks ago i was writing this was a greater fool's theory market. nothing has changed since then other than more ipos and i think we've had more reason for individuals certainly to think they're missing out on something really good. >> so you think we're at the point where we need to be careful, careful or start pulling out? what do you think? >> it's interesting. we've been at a point where we had to be careful probably, you know, 27 times over the last four years. we always go too far too fast and get concerned about a top. i think a long-term investor needs to step back and say what are my investment time horizons and the market will do next year, putting the fact that the s&p is up 23% this year and the nasdaq and russell are up 30%. what do we think about earnings next year and do stock look more attractive than bonds. th

john elway liking what he sees. second quarter, quarterbacks are doing it for themselves. hogane, 11 yards, touchdown, stanford up early. afterred failed on-side kick, oregon eats it up, picks it up and 65 yards for six. we got ourselves a ballgame. 26-13 after the failed two-point try. with over two minutes left to play, moving and throwing to brown for the 12-yard score. oregon's rally would fall short. stanford hangs on 26-20. >> oklahoma, baylor on the one. just like that, bears take a 12-point lead. final minute of the half, oklahoma looking to answer, but blake bell gets picked off by eddie lackey, and that would be most costly. on the ensuing drive, petty looking for a good man and he finds antoine for a 25-yard touchdown. it's only the second win in 24 meetings. >> another day, another chapters in the scandal. a statement saying jonathan endured harassment that went far beyond the traditional locker room hazing, saying beyond the well publicized voice mail, he endured a physical attack on him by a teammate and daily vulgar comments. also on thursday, martin's agent rick