visser surfaces.y moments to get him to safety. >> a lot of friends, people i competed against in big waves said, you know, if i just caught one, i would have been just thrilled. for me, it was such a big milestone. so scared in that environment, to have actually pulled it off was like the best thing ever. >>> from the absurd to the embarrassing -- >> it really happened. i have all the wedding footage. do you want to see it? >> to the just plain shocking. >> this was one of the most disturbing viral videos i've ever seen. >> these viral videos capture our attention one way -- >> pretty horrifying when you see that. >> or another. >> tires should not be able to go up just by nudging each other. >> i can't believe it. that's so incredible. >> almost instantly we want to forward them along. >> things like that people tend to want to share with other people. >> just lost his wing.

and then you have cathy visser and jordan on the tire swing there. so what is unique about their situation is they are using the accounts for public school services. so they stretch beyond even what is offered in the private tech sore. and so we've talked about -- okay. that's fair. anyway. i'm not sure which. which button is it? >> there's no button. you have to tell it. >> so on the next slide we have the howard family which i talked about just a moment ago. so on the -- next slide, please. you can go to the next slide. as jason was talking about the amount of money that we spend on education across the united states is staggering. and he gave some numbers about how much we spend at large. we spend about $13,000 per student across the u.s. but taken on the big scale like jason was talking about just a moment ago, we were right around $600 billion in state local, and federal dollars around the u.s. that's such a big number. it's hard to visualize what that means. so let's look at it like this. how high would a pile of $1 million a make in thousand d

with your adviser, under the status quo, if litigation ensues the defendant is the business, not the visser, because under the current status quo, the person providing the advice is actually off the hook. i think that is kind of perverse. and i think it doesn't help people like miss miller so i would like to sit down and explain to her the carve-outs that help her and other small business owners as to why the status quo presented challenges for small business owners and we look forward to doing that with her and other small business owners. >> okay. running out of time. but let me end with this. some have said this proposed rule may limit their ability to market their services and products to clients and limit small business employers and employees from access to education and financial advice. how would you briefly respond to that? >> sure. we've sought to clarify the line between education and advice. education is critical. the educated consumer is the best customer. and what we've done here is clarify that, for instance if you want advice on how to apportion your portfolio how much is in

stephanie: in my ear, our executive visser is reviewing the topics i might not be able to handle wordsave me the world -- the word greece. greece is taking compromise in order to get more financial aid. germany wants to hear more than just talks. the greek prime minister says he will accept the latest offer from creditors and has got some sticking points on taxes and pensions. germany's finance ministers said the greece author -- also said it is not clear if it would really hold the referendum next sunday. the vice chairman said greece did not get what they bargained for. call for it is chaotic now and a sad thing is for the great people, where they can only take 60 euros, 25% unemployment, this government created much more problems. >> about one third of banks did reopen today. it has been more than half a century. this is amazing, since the u.s. and cuban embassies have been in one another's countries. it is about to change today. history today, these two companies will announce plans to reopen after a total of 54 years. u.s. removed from a list of state sponsors terrorism. it easier

mission in iraq and the region we are up to 3500 troops serving abroad in that battle, serving as visserspecial -- training special forces conducting ground strikes and the war past the 11 month anniversary yesterday, and two days ago general dempsey testified in a mission of this complexity it was likely to be a multi-year effort that would require a sustained commitment by the united states to defeat isil. do you think it would be received positively by the troops who we are asking to deploy far from home and risk their lives if congress were to have a debate and to authorize and affirm the u.s. mission against isil? >> senator i do think it would be positive. from a couple of perspectives. one, the reason you mentioned what i think our young men and women need and it is really all they need, to do what we ask them to do, is a sense what they are doing has purpose and meaning and has the support of the american people and that is the first reason. but there is a second benefit from such a debate and that is to send a message to our adverse air yours and our allies we're committed to thi

and it is important as we remember going through the rule making that a subset of the add vissers operate nor a fiduciary model and serve a wide array of customers and serve small investors and they do it well. we know it can be done because it is being done by so many businesses. a number of folks have raised concerns that the proposed rule will shut out the small saver from investment advice. entities such as the consumer federation of america, aarp, they take a backseat to no one and they are concerned about small investors and they strongly support this rule. and we've consulted with several profitable firms whose business model is all about working with the little guy. and there was an investment firm in palo alto called well front as they cite their success as living proof not only is it possible to provide fiduciary service at low cost to small investors nationwide but the market greatly rewards this effort. and when i talk to firms like this and tell them about the argument on the other side that our rule making will make it impossible to serve the small saver the most frequent ad