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dow fell 92 points.the nasdaq fell 20.a new form of crowdfunding is coming to main street, after an sec ruling.starting next year, startups will be able to offer investors a piece of their company by legally selling stocks online.for investors, it's a ahance to get in early on the next twitter or uber.but these type of startup investments often come with high risk.companies that make diapers, baby strollers and infant formula are getting a big boost on china's stock market after the government scrapped its one-child policy. communist leaders recently announced married couples can now have two children. on the flip side, stococ took a dive e r a popular birth control manufacturer.and that's your money watch report.for more log onto cbsmoneywatch.comin new york, i'm brian webb. 3 3 the white house and the pentagon announced about 50 u - s special operations forces will spend up to 60 days at a time in the headquarters of u - s backed fightersrsn syria. reporter david martin shows us the latest in the fight against isis. 3 <2narr a pentagon official said american special forces will spend

in an sec filing it said the stats in the article are incorrect and noted that he is not a director or executive officer of the company and was not authorized to make statements on behalf of the company. he gave the age he lost his virginity, the number -- >> number of sexual partners. >> yeah. >> so you want my thoughts on this. >> what age. >> 17. >> how many. >> 20. >> by -- >> how old is he now? >> i would think mid 30s. >> my question is going to be, you know -- austin powers, there's 80 million millennials now, why would these godless self-absorbed millennials have anything to do with match when there's tinder. i'm not looking at you because you're a millennial and you're married and everything now. >> match would go out of business compared to tinder. >> well, match owns tinder. >> match is tinder. >> never mind. >> i thought you were going to say you'd think the number would be higher. >> higher than 20. >> he uses tinder as any ceo of any company would hopefully use the product that they run. he said that he falls in love every single week on tinder. >> he also said he turned

an economy would do. they are saving people money, but are disrupting existing technologies, but in doing it of work. sec. summers: i don' t think they are shrinking the economy. i think facebook is the centerpiece of an ecology of hundreds of thousands of people. i think it is a broad social and economic process. anthony: what is the future for larry summers? sec. summers: i love the life i have now is a professor, getting to think, write, and advise on a set of economic issues. anthony: we finish these shows with some word association. we want to first reaction to something. what is the first thing you do in the morning? sec. summers: read the economic and financial news. anthony: if you have dinner with any three alive people, who would it be? interesting come off the world war ii era. they were placed to travel? sec. summers: london. anthony: favorite part of the day? sec. summers: dinnertime. anthony: fisting buddy harvard campus? sec. summers: harvard yard. anthony: fisting with 2016 election? sec. summers: democrats. anthony: president barack obama? sec. summers: strong leader history will remembe

you, the sec is an agency trying to promote choice -- the fcc is an agency ?rying to promote choice ye ms. clyburn: i am not a proponent of starting over. thank you for having me. i am nottart by saying one of those people who thinks we should get rid of the fcc. , what would its look like going forward. i don't want to go through every component. i would spend a considerable amount of time removing ray regulation.acy a number of over-the-top providers can do today without the fcc. he think about the regulations on current providers, the cost is going to consumers. i would remove a number of those barriers. interest inlittle capturing those companies that are trying to provide over-the-top. if i were still in congress, i would be very interested in working on title vi. just a touch of another agency in the news, the federal trade commission released guidelines about what it means by competition. -- are there certain authorities that would benefit from a similar clarification? we talked a lot about getting congress to up date what the fcc is but other things th

he published books by an author that was also killed. four sec eye lar bloggers have been murdered. protesters urged the government to halt the attacks. >> south korea, china and japan held the first trilateral talks in three years. the leaders pledged to boost trade corporations and prepare relations marred by territorial disputes. harry fawcett has more from the south korean capital seoul >>> for japan's prime minister stepping on to the tarmac must have been akin to stepping foot on hostile territory. the south korean government admonished him and the south korean president refused to meet him. his host seems to have decided that resuming the talks, stalled for three years is necessary. >> i hope that it will serve as a catalyst to strengthen the cooperation amongst the three countries and contribute to bilateral relations. >> reporter: during the talks all three agreed to accelerate efforts to a free trade agreement, covering 12% of the economy, and working towards resuming long stalled 6-party talks. the prime minister shinzo abe called for a common effort on the issue of japan

do you think the sec does get an unfair home-court advantage when they try in front of an administrative law judge, and what protections are in laplace? >> administrative law judges have been used for many, many years. the congress gave the sec as well as other federal agencies the ability to bring enforcement cases in either district court or administrative proceedings. with respect to the sec, we have a lot of expertise in our administratortive law judge. they deal with technical issues. they're impartial and have unique due process rights. not the same as a district court, but for example, in unlike in district court, if you're responsible didn't in an administrative responding, we provide jakes and brady material, which is exculpatory material. >> time of the gentle lady has expired. the chair recognizes the gentleman from missouri, mr. lukemire. >> thank you for being here today. i want to start off my questions with regard to designation of cifist. it as we continue to discuss this issue with a lot of insurance industry folks as well as those insurance companies that have been desi

online.com an exclusive look at how the crazy costumes in the victoria sec fashion show are made. >> we make a lot of the bigger wings. >> and jessa seawald about to pop. she tries to go into labor. >> speaking of the duggars, willie and cory robertson weigh in on their scandal. >> one of the key elements of the bible is forgiveness. provided by -- >> welcome back to the show. in tonight's e.t. birthdays which star was compared to paul newman and marlon brando early in his career. >> that's good company to be compared to. >> that's matthew mcconaughey that turns 46 today. >> i'm dominating the game li your -- >> clemson tigers. >> number one in the nation. we are celebrating our 35th birthday here at e.t. next week we're with the stars celebratingngheirs. >> bye evererody. >> i'm the same age a a entertatament tonight? >> yes. >> oh my god. >> wait, entertainment tonight was born in is that true? >> it is true. >> come on. >> e.t. was there growing one the stars turnin >> we met you when you were 2 years old. >> i can't believe >> the kids we knew way before they made it. >> i'm goin

an exclusive interview with abc's bob woodruff... the us secretary of defense agreed with u-k officials that the plane was 'more likely than not' downed by a bomb. sec. defense ash carter: that is one possible reason. an explosive device. that is consistent with what we know. but i understand that there are other hypothesis." those comments echoing those of other counter-terrorism officials. philip hammond: we have concluded there is a significant possibility that the crash was caused by an explosive device on board the aircraft meanwhile? russia's foreign ministry is pushing back? saying it is "shocked " ? calling such statements "premature "? and that the uk has yet to share any evidence that the plane was bombed ? this all comes as the british prime minister david cameron and egyptian president met face-to-face today at 10 downing street ? cameron saying british investigators are working closely with the egyptians on securty. cameron sot not certain it's a bomb but increasingly likely it was a bomb / must be safety of brits those concerns as thousands of british tourists remain stranded in sharm el sheikh ? causing the netherlands, france a jeffe

sec. earnest: i think that's a fair assessment. there was an faa notice to airmen issued this year, march 2015, that race the floor on --. aircraft operating over of u.s.he floor aircraft operating over the sinai peninsula. that floor was raised in march. have unclear if it would been relevant to this incident, but it is clear that u.s. officials have been keenly aware of the risk and have been taking steps all along to address it. the other thing relevant is that you will recall back to the summer of 2014 the department of homeland security announced a range of new security measures that would be imposed on a handful, a certain number of foreign airports, the last point of departure for flights heading to the united states. was based on specific information received by the intel community. certain organizations decided to target u.s. aircraft around the world. i think the fact that this kind increasing our security posture dating back to the sum of 2014 isn't -- summer of 2014 is an indication of how serious the obama administration is about t

sec. of work war gives an impromptu speech at the end of her graduation saying i think many of you shouldo on and get a couple of years of college. it is a long war and you will be more useful. their grandfather says afterward colwell, secretary simpson change your mind. he said no. breaking away from what his father wanted which is also a pattern here in life. he wanted to strike out on his own. on june 12, saturday, 1942 main graduates are my school, main graduates from high school, turns 18, goes up to austin and takes note as a naval amnesty at the age of 20 on saturday september 21944. flew 58 combat missions. when we talked about his military career we talk about the two men who died delaney and white and i said, is there ever a day that goes by that you don't think about them? he said no. i said, what do you wonder? he wondered two things. did i do enough to save the he said everything i wonder, why was i spirit? i am convinced that that experience as well as the loss of your sister imbued in him a code that every minute counted. what did they learn from robbins lost? and he said t

the sec fined hilton for inter-hearing with an investigation. several guests have complained for more than a year that the hotels would block wi-fi hotspots on unless guests paid a $500 fine. gmail has a tool that will help with e-mails. google has created a future with artificial intelligence that analyzes e-mail and suggests reef responses. the feature -- brief responses. drones are expecteteto be a big holiday gift. there are a few things you should know before you get one. they have to fly below 400 feet by law. they have to say five miles away parks. you can look for drones the come keep you out of those zones. next you will need to register your drone. the department of transportation will work either owners to be on a registry. more details are expected at the end of the month. it's not always a good time to fly. drones are lightweight and don't have a lot of power so you should only fly when conditions are here. -- clear. elizabeth: if you have a star wars lover on your list, check this out. think geek released a homemaker that makes dea

an amazing. elizabeth: the new stores will start with sec and big ten colleges. eric: what a great story about a business that started in a basement. shaina humphries has new information on those takata airbag recalls. shaina: a never ending story. they are now facing the largest civil penalty in the history of the u.s. auto safety regulations. the manufacturer is being ordered to pay $70 million in fines as part of a five year call agreement with the federal government. they have been found to rupture when deployed, sending shrapnel line for drivers and passengers. they're responsible for eight deaths and more than 100 injuries worldwide. the national highway transportation administration has ordered them to speed up recalls and phase of production of new inflator that use ammonium nitrate. >> until they can prove that it is safe, we will not allow a million -- ammonium nitrate in airbags in the future. truth allowed a serious problem to become a massive crisis. shaina: honda announced it is parting ways with takata over these airbags, saying they expect their s

prices will probably come down in december again too." (5 sec)(vid -- 2shot danielle & alison on tablet, tight of alison shopping on tablet)an increasing number of consumers like alison are relying on their tablets and smartphones to browse cyber monday deals. ((sot: vera gibbons/ financial journalist))"the millenials are shopping via mobile. in fact, about a third of sales we've seen via (cover) online sales have been via mobile." ((sot: alison kahn/ professional shopper))"i just click on the sites, and it's just makes it so much easier cause i was drinking coffee in bed shopping (laughs)"alison says 14-years of shopping for a living have taught her -- cyber monday often saves her time and money. danielle nottingham, cbs news, redondo 3 3 jury selection is underway in the first of six trials of baltimore police officers in the freddie gray case.the death of the 25- year- old african-american man sparked days of riots in baltimore earlier this year. now, six officers involved in his arrest are facing charges of second-degree murder.each is being tried separately.the judge presiding over the first trial hopes to have a jury s

sec. carter: if we are going to stay the best, the u.s. armed forces has to be an attractive, inviting, supportive place to serve for families of all kinds. the world is changing. labor market is changing. younger generations and young families want flexibility and choice in their career have. -- their career paths. we know that. more and more of them see that you are on a jungle gym, advancing by moving around and having new experiences, not like an escalator, where you get on and wait your turn. dod has to keep up. keeping up means being more responsive to the needs of our military families and their children. that is our obligation. given today's abundance of career paths to choose from, we can't take for granted that military children are twice as likely as other kids to join the military. nor can we take for granted the inclination by military parents to recommend military service for their children. there are tremendous value in families upholding a tradition of service that is passed from generation to generation. it makes our military stronger. there is no

. >> users get an alert seven minutes from the parking is about to expire and then they can renew it on their devices, the parking rate doubles the first time and triples the sece around. >> the nonprofit group sponsors the philadelphia school district launches an ambitious campaign and not only raising money for city school but to help students improve their reading, katherine scott has more on the right books campaign in feltonville. >> i like the books that help you learn. >> the second grader says the list seems infinate, the book is to get them to them at the right age, it kicked off with the readathon at collar abarton elementary school. >> we can expose clirn to the right level books, when they are learning to read they stand a better chance of becoming pro fish readers. >> you need to get the right books some are harder and important stuff and the easy books don't teach you a lot of important stuff. >> the fun for the school district of philadelphia is trying to raise $3.4 million by 2017 to match $10.5 million investments from the william penn foundation, the goal is to provide every third grade teacher with comprehensive literary training and a libra

if it looks like an insider threat that had legitimate access to the airline that could have sec cretedensure they are constantly vetting and checking people who are having access. >> what about foreign airports? >> with the u.s. airlines going in there, they have significant influence to be sure the right security procedures are there. there are conventions existing between the united states and foreign partners to ensure we have the equal level. it's a network. if there is a hole in one port it provides vulnerability. >> richard quest, has this always been a soft spot, the security background checks? >> yes and in the united states, as well, if you remember the case of the gun-running in this country, you've also that was where guns were being transferred from one person who had gone through security to another person. it is the weak spot. it is the soft under belly, whatever phrase you want to use and the problem of course, is how you deal with it. i mean, you can put more resources in. you can clamp down but never forget, wolf, an airport has to function and that by definition means

will you suit filed by an e.coli victim claiming burrito bowl she ate made her so sec she needed medical week later. climateing the pain was so severe she missed and will continue to miss work because of her illness. other customers complaining as well. >> kind of overwhelming lucky having all the problem hit at once. felt like my goodness what's going on. >>reporter: most but in the all of the victims have told health officials they ate at chipotle leaving the chain to close free restaurants in the pacific northwest. even though a direct link is uncertain. 8-year-old hospitalized north of seattle is a vegetarian. possible clue that very many table may be to blame. experts saying it's also unlikely multiple restaurant would have under cooked meat at the same time. company saying in a statement the safety and well-being of our customers is always our highest priority. late today health officials said the number of victims has continued to grow. now 37 across 2 states. fortunately no one has died. this is abc news seattle. >>> comedian jon stewart announce did he's signed a deal with hbo.

an issue that has our intense attention. erik: intense attention. what does intense attention mean in sec terms? were paying attention to it. erik: that says something. guest: don't over conclude. it is an area that has been discussed for some time. it is something we take very seriously. we are looking at it. the publicabout market being a place for buyers and sellers. -- you talk about the public market being a place for buyers and sellers. is talking down a stock any different than talking down a stock, like activist hedge fund managers often do? all market participants can have a duty in the marketplace, buying and selling securities, not to make materially misleading statements omission, theof same thing. no matter what your position is in the market, no matter what the swap is, that is an obligation and a matter of securities law. it inhow appropriate is your view for a market for discipline -- could be a hedge fund manager, someone in research -- to send someone -- send a stock soaring or plummeting based on a tweet question mark we are talking about 140 characters. soaring ortock plummet

jib bush at sec battle between ole miss and mississippi state. ansy way to get in front of thousands of voters. back to you in new york. melissa: thanks so much for that. david. david: go ole miss. last trading day of the week for the markets. adam shapiro with the nyse's biggest movers. adam? reporter: talk about these if you're buying athletic gear. nike. home depot closed at 134.$65 and change. it was up almost 1%. barely .8 of a percent. it hit a high of $135.25, so that was good for home depot. we got the new home sales numb burst out there. a lot of people going to home depot to fix up house they already have. nike, now nike expected to have a big retail season especially with the holiday shopping season. so it closed today at $134.13. it was up 1. it%. -- 1.2%. hit all-time high of $142 and change. consumer sentiment fell a bit. it is up to 91.3 according to the survey out of michigan. we also got numbers that consumer spending was down for october, and not exactly what wall street expected. but a good day for home depot and nike. david: adam

sec. earnest: i don't have an update on the timing other than relatively soon. tomorrow? sec.nto that definition, but not necessarily tomorrow. [laughter] i'd like to turn to the question of what exactly is the status of things there now, to aside from or in addition u.s. airstrikes, was there other u.s. planning involved? sec. earnest: i didn't get a detailed operational update there. there does continue to be some ongoing fighting in that region. be department of defense may able to give you more specific updates. one thing i can speak to is the one important role to the united states coalition partners played was in carrying out military airstrikes in advance of the --ound offensive launched by reporter: so there was no other than the airstrikes or you don't know the answer? you will have to refer to the department of defense. reporter: in describing the overall situation there, using words like being realistic and an incremental process, how does the administration look at the , in the sameem manner that there is only incremental progress that can be made about this explod

finally, the sec clearly has an important mission and role within our financial sector, but right nowtoday on how the sec can refocus on its threefold mission for the benefit of america's capital market. i yield back. >> the chair now recognizes the gentlelady from new york, ms. maloney, for two minutes, ranking member of our capital markets subcommittee. >> i thank the chairman for holding this important hearing, and welcome, chairlady. quite a bit has happened since chair white last appeared before this committee in march. for starters, the sec has finalized several rules such as the ceo pay ratio rule and two jobs act rules. perhaps most importantly, the extreme volatility in the markets on august 24th was the first real world test for many of the market safeguards that the sec put in place after the flash crash of 2010. in particular, the automatic trading pauses for stocks that experience extreme volatility known as the limit up, limit down rules were triggered. nearly 1,300 times on august 4th. and -- 24th. and a lot of the stocks that were halted that day were exchange-traded s

sec filing. the billionaire filing has sold his ebay shares and taken an equal position in paypal.bbied hard to spin off paypal. carl icahn now is 4% of paypal. coming up, star wars battlefront. mixed reviews. ♪ ♪ emily: earlier today i sat down for an extended interview with linkedin cofounder reid hoffman. he is a noted investor, and i asked him to weigh in on the great debate. are we in a tech bubble? reid: in some ways we are, in some ways we are not. the key thing, it tends to be a private market bubble. the private level does not have as much market impact. it is not something we've hearken back to 2000 or 2001, you worry about quite as much. emily: as a venture capitalist he invested in the company airbnb. we talked about how airbnb needs and experience in strategy ended differs from uber. reid: airbnb has a global network of fact that is useful. if you have a whole bunch of residencies in europe or the u.s., then people who traveled there, that is a global network effect. that is very useful. they do not have to do as much work as overdose. emily: why do they have to work h

maginot dodd-frank expanded the sec's authority to try cases in an administrative for more decisions are made by law judges rather than always having to go to federal court, which is expensive and time-consuming. some critics have claimed the sec's administrative proceedings amount to an unfair quote home court advantage unquote, some claim they deprived the defendants of due process. and you speak to these issues? do you think the sec does get an unfair home court advantage when they tried in the form of an administered law judge? what protections are in place to ensure that defendants are still receiving their full due process? >> administrative proceedings and administered law judges have been used by the sec for many, many years as well as other federal agencies are congress gave the sec as well as other federal agencies the ability to bring enforcement cases in either district court or administrative proceedings. with respect to the sec, we have a lot of expertise in our administrative law judges. they deal with technical issues. they are impartial and they have unique due proces

finally, the sec clearly has an important mission and role within our sector, financial sector.t right now it's up to the agency that's got to get its priorities in order. so i look forward to hearing from you today on how the sec can refocus for the benefit of america's capital market. i yield back. >> the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes ms. maloney. >> i thank the chairman for heading this important hearing and welcome chair white. quite a bit has happened since chair white last appeared before this committee in march. for starters, the sec has finalized several rules, such as the ceo pay ratio rule and two jobs act rules. perhaps most importantly, the extreme volatility in the markets on august 24th was the first real world test for many of the market safeguards that the sec put in place after the flash crash of 2010. in particular, the automatic trading pauses for stocks that experience extreme volatility. known as the limit up/limit down rules were triggered. nearly 1,300 times on august 24th. and a lot of the stocks that were halted that day were exchange trade

we just had about an hour and a half discussion with sec def on that. laid out for him how that would change and the progression of that. that's really one of the first attempts that will measure that consistently across all levels and across all forces. it includes co-coms, each of the agencies, each of the services. everybody gets to be measured. it's an interesting drill because i think it's an area where we were used to measuring readiness in other areas, we frankly weren't doing that cyber. again, i don't think that should surprise anybody. cyber is a relatively new warfare. if you look at the history of aviation, you look at the history of how we developed nuclear, it took us a while to get to this point. i think the big difference in cyber though that we're having to react to is it moves faster than any other warfare area. so, that's a challenge. the things we do today in cyber probably won't be the same things we do tomorrow. that's frustrating on industry, too, and i'll share that. you know, we did our latest cloud documentation working with in

an issue? do facilities without a director suffered? sec. mcdonald: i said job one is getting the right people on the bus, and the right people in the right seat. the process does take some time. as i said, 90% of our medical centers have either new leaders or new leadership teams. i can personally about freight for eachally vouch person in place. if it takes longer to do that, i'm ok with that. there is no substitute for leadership, and leadership does matter. this is a question about legislation that has been introduced to help world war ii veterans exposed to mustard gas, and help them receive compensation for their injuries if the v.a. does not help them. will it take legislation for the v.a. to compensate these veterans and their families, or is there something the v.a. can do now? sec. mcdonald: we have been collecting names, and we have a short list. i was lucky to meet, i think she here?- issu from npr? yeah. i'm trying to get her list, and it with our lives. that is step one. i'm not sure if legislation will be required. we will do

sec. perez: good morning, it is an honor to be here. thank you for honoring us with your presence, mrs. bush. i had the privilege of spending time with president bush and it was an honor to be with him, and you set a high bar for us coming in, in terms of serving our veterans, and i want to say thank you to you on behalf of the president and first lady, and the vice president, dr. biden, so much that we are doing, and i also want to say thank you to tom. and everybody else. thank you, eric, i know you are here. i also want to say thank you to all of the distinguished active duty and retired military leaders here and responses. we know it is a joint venture, and so we want to say thank you so much. yesterday, was -- would have been my father's 93rd birthday. next monday is the 41st anniversary of his passing. i come from a family where military service was a badge of honor. my father and my mother were one of nine. our family emigrated from the dominican republic, all of our uncle served in world war ii. i grew up listening to their stories. my father, after he left the service, went to

eventually conservatives will say, wait a sec, just seven years ago we said the exact opposite that rubio is saying, are we going to be consistent about this. it's an interesting question about this. jeb bush has actual executive experience, marco rubio doesn't. but watching that exchange, which one would you rather see arguing with putin. marco rubio showed that he can bring an argument strongly, jeb bush doesn't seem -- doesn't have what peggy called aggression necessary to enter this kind of combat. >> he's so flexible, if it works for the republicans they will use it. it's all about circumstances. if your opponent doesn't have any experience, that's your argument. if your team lacks experience. so, i think it's much more specific. the fact is jeb bush has this thing, once people learn about his experience as governor of this big state, all the conservative reforms that he did, he's not just a bush name, that he has his own record, then voters will come around. here we are, it's november 1st there's no indication whatsoever that in this primary voters have much interest in experience, in record, ten years ago in florida. that is change with more

$500,000 in payments believed to have gone to an individual hired to secure government permits that walmart needed to build stores. the justice department and the sece fbi, they all travelled to brazil earlier this month to interview witnesses. the journalist say they're examining whether senior executives atwal mart in brazil knew of and approved the payments. walmart flat in german trade. >> the most prominent daily fantasy sports sites will take on the new york attorney general at a state court in manhattan later on today. fan duel and draft kings will be battling it out to continue to operate in the state as the court debates whether daily fantasy constitutes gambling or whether it's a game of skill. the judge's ruling could force both sides to shutdown immediately and stop taking bets in the state of new york. the rest of the country will be watching as the implications in new york could have a ripple effect across the country. eric fisher is a reporter for the sports business journal. eric, good to have you with us. let me just start on the very basic front assuming that a number of my viewers might not know what fantasy sports means. what ar

an appointment to finalize that deposit. - uh, give me-- give me one minute. hey, paul? paul, you got a sec? - yeah. - that company-- that energy company i asked you about last week, tritak? - you made $100 million yesterday in the short of the century and you're asking about some m.l.p.? who cares? - it's my uncle's cash. i care. - all the fixed-income crowd is getting dumped into m.l.p.s. it's safe, boring. - it's not just my uncle, it's half the clients at this firm, and it's half the firm. i ran the numbers last week. baylor zimm is invested in this thing to 19%. anybody even tracking that? - you've been looking into client money? you know you can't do that, right? like, federally you can't. it's illegal... and so is this conversation. - thanks for the tip. - hey, what are friends for? we'll talk later. - yeah. - what's this i hear about you getting questioned by the s.e.c. today? - it's nothing. it's the same guy, rasmussen. new day, same song. he's got nothing. but i need to talk to you. you remember that company i asked you about the other night, tritak? - how about we keep what we ta

sec. good morning. we want to get an update on the weather.loudy skies early, fog. we will get sunshine later today. temperatures near 80 degrees. pretty mild afternoon. near record warmth. 78 degrees. overnight, looks like we'll see some showers, possibility. maybe a rumble of thunder. that moisture will linger into tomorrow. tomorrow, showers will be around to start. maybe some drying later in the casement cooler tomorrow. temperatures only in the lower 60s for your saturday. 50s when we get to sunday. >> reporter: friday morning ride, commute not too bad. we have a couple of trouble spots, we're going to show you a live look into georgetown at the key bridge on the george washington parkway, southbound delays from 123. around the beltway, traffic moving slower than usual tin usual spots through silver spring, on the brakes outer loop from new hampshire to georgia avenue. also from the springfield interchange, got some inner loop slowing making your trip past gallows road toward interstate 66. 66 trying to improve from the early morning acci

an orderly way. is topic of shortselling something that continuously gets attention at the sec as it doesn't marketplacereason to believe that manipulation is taking place? >> there are some cases that involve manipulation by short-sellers. and every other kind of market participant. in on matter of zero and the specific circumstances. if there is manipulation by putting a false information or deliberately manipulating the market, that is now something we pursue on the enforcement side. erik: one of the concerns now is that some of the short sellers are giving clients advance , that or advance word they plan to go public with a negative position on a stock. if that's the case, the wood that constitute insider trading? i would not make a generalized statement about that. we look at that across the area shortselling. any opens the sec have investigations? what about citroen research? >> we never comment on what we are looking at. erik: what do you think about the notion that there should be more disclosure requirements for short-sellers? >> that's clearly something some market participants are urged and w

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tom: three extrapolate within our private transactions and get to an ultimate buyer who is under prospectus of the sec we have laws that are just outdated in dealing with that extrapolation up to some initial valuation like square? howard: i do not think we could ever have a law that effectively says you cannot do an issue for more than it is worth. tom: i agree totally, i just do not think we can legislate it. you must getward, shown private deals all day every day. what do you think of tech valuations? howard: we do not invest in tech. stephanie: but you must shown this kind of stuff all the time. howard: yeah. i know i am not smart enough to rest in technology. stephanie: for a type of industry to say "i am not smart technology,"est in that makes me feel like i'm in a bubble. howard: one of the many things that distinguish warren buffett is he knows what he knows and knows what he does not know. mark twain said, it is not what you do not know that kills you. david: there is one more must and has ammed al lori piece in bloomberg that takes to task square. my favorite must read is your letter. it, is

an issue? do facilities without a director suffer as a result? sec. mcdonald: i said job one is to get the right people on the bus and in the right seats on the bus. the one thing you don't want to do is put the wrong leader in the wrong place. the process does take some time. as i said, 90% of our medical centers have either new leaders or new leadership teams. i can personally vouch for each person we are putting in place. if it takes longer to do that, i'm ok with that. i want to make sure we get the best team in place and do our best to take care of veterans. there is no substitute for leadership, and leadership does matter. >> this is a question about legislation that has been introduced to help world war ii veterans exposed to mustard gas, and help them secure compensation for their injuries if the v.a. does not help them. will it take legislation for the v.a. to compensate these veterans and their families, or is there something the v.a. can do now? secretary mcdonald: i'm trying to get the names of individuals that have suffered that. we have

sec d second. >> in your experience, do juries understand how an officer who doesn't often fire in the line of duty shoot so many times in such a small period of time? >> you know, brooke, they usually do. that's why in the last ten years there have been fewer than 50 prosecutors of any police officer for shooting in the line of duty, and most of those prosecutions have not resulted in convictions. jurors are especially sympathetic to police officers. they think, even if they made a mistake, they were just doing their job. so it's really hard to get convictions in these cases. you know, one thing that might be going on with this extreme charge of first degree murder is the prosecutor might be hoping that officer van dyke will plead guilty to a lower charge like manslaughter or reckless endangerment. >> we will see. paul butler, thank you. >> always a pleasure. >>> coming up, how did they hit the wrong target? an investigation reveals what went wrong when a u.s. air strike mistakenly hit an afghan hospital last month, killing 30 people. new details when we come back. you're watching cnn. celebrate?

sec. rutgers facing a revived michigan program this afternoon under jim harbaugh. ann arbor, that's a tough place to play against. already trailing 14-3. gets the ball, a few blocks and an 18-yard touchdown. and the wolverines jump ahead 21-3. kickoff. when do we show you the ensuing kickoff? when this happens. when it happens. and he happens often this year. fields it at the two. and this scouting report says don't kick it to grant. third kick return for a touchdown this year. first big ten player to do that in nine years. also, the last time rutgers found the end zone. at this point, michigan is leading it big late. >>> fifth ranked notre dame. scoreless in the first. fakes and flings it to a wide open will fuller at the 10. he's in. at 152 yards receiving, and the irish had their offense rolling against the panthers. 21-10, the sequel to put on a good show today. notre dame improves to 8-1. >>> let's talk some basketball, the nets are looking fer their first win of this season. it's going to be a rough one for them. all indications are. they fell to 0-6 last night. tonight they take on the buccs and jason kidd in milwaukee. things looking up for the knicks. like 7'1"

an issue? do facilities without a director suffer as a result? sec. mcdonald: i said job one is to get the right people on the bus and in the right seats on the bus. the one thing you don't want to do is put the wrong leader in the wrong place. the process does take some time. as i said, 90% of our medical centers have either new leaders or new leadership teams. i can personally vouch for each person we are putting in place. if it takes longer to do that, i'm ok with that. i want to make sure we get the best team in place and do our best to take care of veterans. there is no substitute for leadership, and leadership does matter. >> this is a question about legislation that has been introduced to help world war ii veterans exposed to mustard gas, and help them secure compensation for their injuries if the v.a. does not help them. will it take legislation for the v.a. to compensate these veterans and their families, or is there something the v.a. can do now? sec. mcdonald: i'm trying to get the names of individuals that have suffered that. we have been

an hour. loses defender then scoops it up with the listened. on fire on the bobble head night. good night to be hot. secod. here's bryant with the come become. kobe fires. he was one of 14. one of 14. warriors led by as many as 22. up 16 at the break and this is a leftal come by nation. thunder frer down under. not the show you went to amma. different show. oh, steff on the base license turn around. kobe really look leak he should have retired locate in the third quarter at this game. off the mess and steff end to end spectacular. with 24 point right now and it just went final. it is 111-77. 16 and o your golden state warriors. earlier tonight green college idol was oned. former warrior richardson who he followed at mesh state. green wears no. 2 23. as part of tribute to j rich. he retiered before the start of the season. 14 year career. half with golden state. big part of the we believe warriors that upset dallas in the 07 play offs. that was really the team most memorable recent play off appearance until they won the titles last year. richardson never won a championship what a great dunker back in the

sec. carter: if we are going to stay the best, the u.s. armed forces has to be annviting, supportive place to serve for families of all kinds. the world is changing. labor market is changing. younger generations and young families want flexibility and choice in their career paths. we know that. more and more, we are seeing that they want to be on a jungle gym, where you advance by moving around and having new experiences, not like an escalator, where you get on and wait your turn. dod has to keep up. keeping up means being more responsive to the needs of our military families and their children. that is our obligation. given today's abundance of career paths to choose from, we can't take for granted that military children are twice as likely as other kids to join the military. nor can we take for granted the inclination to recommend military service for their children. both of those things happen. there is tremendous value in families upholding a tradition of service that is passed from generation to generation. it makes our military stronger. there is no substitut

an acronym, citizens -- i can't remember the entire acronym right now. there are a variety of reasons that is happening right now. i think the major point is the gridlock in the secs what complaints come before them, they can come to an agreement about how to handle them. can super pac's were other groups be managed or operated by people with direct connections to the candidates? guest: host: they are not supposed to. a while ago, we went through stephen colbert's super pac as a good example of how this can happen. when he has the super pac, all of the people who work concerns on his payroll or people on his staff at the show. a lighthat is kind of version of this, but it points out something very important. there is likely someone who understands how the campaign works, understand the mindset of the campaign. host: iowa is where gary is, good morning. these super pac's are all putting their money in the wrong places. whether it is democrat, republican, or independent. there is a simple way to stop isis. that is to decapitate every single one of them that we get a hold of. they can go to heaven if they are decapitated. host: i think you are calling for the last s

sec and a.c.t. requirements. more than 800 schools across the country currently considered standardized test scores optional. the group that organized the boston marathon has lost a an everett company is trying to register the phrase marathon monday. that would create a false suggestion of endorsement. a judge disagreed. >>> a tough night for the bs. they lost one of the top players. forward chris kelly suffered a broken femur. he was take ton mass general where he'll undergo surgery later on today. he's out six to eight months. taylor sagan scoring a hat trick against his old team. >>> a special moment for a young fan before the game on pregame warmup. the girl caught it and broke down into tears. her only witness for the sweet 16 was to city sagan. >>> over to baseball, the option on clay buchholz contract. the injury prone right-hander has yet to pitch a full season during his nine years with the team. >>> 6:54 is the time. time for a closer look for what's coming up at 7:00 open cbs this morningp. >> let's check in with gayle king. good morning, gayle. >> good morning. what the author behind an exclusive book is saying about the church scandal. the world's most