so if they are rating the xyz country where the entity over here, they have to make sure there is no conflict in that decision is what you're saying? >> the new rules adopted in august 2014 required a certificate with regard to any rating action. the rating action could be a new issuance or surveillance of an old rating. >> right. but it doesn't go to the point as far as their decision not to rate someone. there is no question. you don't look to see whether there's a conflict of interest when they decided we are not going to xyz. >> as is currently crafted we look for surveillance activities. >> okay, thank you. with that, last but certainly not least, the gentleman from maine is recognized for five minutes or so. thank you, mr. chairman. appreciate it very much. mr. wyatt, you represent to you or the director of the office of compliance and examinations to the sec, correct? >> that is correct. the sec is 4000 employees and a budget of $1.6 billion last time i looked. of those 4000 employees, 1000 work for you. >> 1011, yes. >> i representmaine's second district. it is the most wonde

back and talk to the young people about being the same little trumpet guy, and now here i am doing xyz. so, it's a great feeling to see them come back and talk about the life lessons that they >> so, if you want to find out more -- how many kids are involved with the program right now? >> currently, we average 200 kids a year. >> okay. all right. to find out more information about bu, how you can get involved, how you can help you with the work you're doing, it's bkunitedmb.com. >> yep. bkunitedmb.com. you can check out our website. it's a lot of great information there. >> yeah, take a look at some of those videos so you get a chance to see exactly how talented those kids are. >> very. >> such a pleasure to meet you, tyrone. >> thank you, again. >> and keep us posted on your good work. >> will do, for sure. >> all right. when we come back, building self-confidence with the help stay with us. lasting, and proper etiquette could make or break a business meeting or even a date. sharon-frances moore, the president of shances, is an etiquette coach who says it is never too late to learn th

simpleis shows you, very 3-ds, the xyz or visualization of where option markets are positioned in oilave the strike price, -- whatty, and you have you want to look at is the smile, if you will, and how the curve actually plays out. as you make your way towards the future, the volatility tends to come down. that is the natural course of mathematics. this is very good to play around with as we approach the london open and new york. do run this function, you can play around with it depending on what floats your boat. the outlook for the price, can we just get the index up? here we go. the median forecast across 16 analysts of where they think the oil price will be at the end of the share. we are currently at $39.50. plateaued at this point. days, since the meeting ended with no agreement. says negative belowent might pull brent $40. they do see an improving supply-side picture. minister --energy 42 for west texas. .et me end on correlation that is something we have been talking about all year. since the oil prices started to rally and the jacking up of equity markets. this is the correla

pick up the voters and because of the vote to buy or the fraud unit photo identification or because of xyzwe have to purge so isn't this scope issue how big it is? >> and i would think the researchers could do this but it is one of those things matter where you live or what town you are in bed you know, that happens already. you may not know how much it is the you know, that happens. people think about it but i could never imagine. they say yes. i remember in anybody can tell you in chicago they know that happens and people can tell you what happens to them. so now researchers even have graduate students go through to find out with every indicator the with the ink people in that category are only interested in to figure out only one party if from the research that he does so doesn't matter how many places you found it. >> you said the issue is buying rather than impersonation. >> that is not a problem. >> is a situation of identification, and that would prevent this problem but i think that simplesse said we need photo id not to stop fraud but of the appearance of the corruption and it mak

what would happen men xyz. that will doesn't mean he had a great deal of authority. family and relationships an trusts and what your grandparents and parents said, generational, generational past are important, too. that's the kind of stuff he knows. the title we know that. we know he is running from the top. >> what are the chances we might see another or a couple more military defenses? >> restaurant workers defected. north korean intelligence action that's high up. those people have been vetted repeatedly. one reason why this guy's name hasn hasn't been disclose the fair family will wind up in the gulag or executed. this is a risk not only to yourself but your family are huge. >> thank you very much, robert kelly there. >> thanks for having me. >> military operations continuing in the philippines against the armed group and this armed group. live for us. how did they manage to get this so wrong, the authorities. >> reporter: that is a question that we are still waiting for answers. today, we managed to fly to the area where this happened. we saw everybody was in a

getting heavily pressured by so-called activist investors to take a stake and then say you have to do xyzyou don't going to buy up more of the stock and push you to do what we want. >> reporter: they will likely sell or lease so parts of the company. right now verizon is looking like the likely buyer. verizon but aol one year ago and did not make many changes to the popular products. >> i would wonder how many aol email users are aware that it's owned by verizon. >> reporter: bottom line yahoo email caught news, fantasy football and other fantasy sports are not going anywhere. those yahoo products will continue to exist. those are the few things that are really working for yahoo. if anything a new owner will invested them and make them better. >>> the treasury department is making some changes to the us currency. will be the 1st us bill to have a woman on it, the 20. tubman escaped slavery in the south to become an abolitionist leader in the pre-civil war era. her christian faith inspired her to lead hundreds of slaves to freedom. on what became known as the underground railroad. later sh

would say, because because of this vote buying or this fraud we would need a photo id or because of xyz we need to purge a voter rules regularly. so isn't the scope issue, how big it is important? >> guest: it's important and i would think some researchers would do it. it's one of those things that if you think about it no matter where you live or what you're doing, and if you have any experience at all with voting you know that it happens are ready in your town, you may not know how much it is or whatever, but you know that it happens, it's not one of those things that when people think about it they say, well i could never imagine, they say oh yeah, i remember and anybody can tell you that in chicago they know what happens, i mean who gets their snow shoveled first, on what street people can tell you in those towns what has happened to them but it would be great if a budget researchers could find out in detail every indicator, i would think a a person like john, someone in that category would be interested in debunking or trying to figure out that only one party did it or something gi

they don't have to position that initial question because of xyz.the more we have the corporate ceos that made front-page news. so you have to have a lot to go one before that is front-page news. i read the other day for hillary has to put an extra hour in her day because they don't have to get up to get their hair done. but it is what it is. when i first got to the senate i noticed very quickly to cut and the senators. if you are getting ready for of floor speech or press conference in you were very concerned about your hair and makeup the other senator the women. [laughter] the menu do that. is a river talking about the makeup and thus letting? talking about marco rubio is boots welcome to women's world. the reason is high heels in love falls from the treatises bigotry step on a with a high heel you are down. i interviewed 200 women and a bunch of others what was running for the second time. we will take your questions now. >> and. >> good question. today you have to raise money you have to realize it is something that you have to do. with citizen

would pick up the stories you say and because of this vote or fraud, they need a photo id or because of xyz we need it purge voter rolls regularly. so isn't the scope issue how big it is important? >> it is important and i would think that some researchers could do this. but it is one of those things that if you think about it, no matter where you live, or whatever town you are in, and if you have any experience with voting fraud you know it happens in your town. you may not know how much it is but you know it happens. it is not one of those things with people think about it they say i could never imagine that is what is happening. they say i remember that. anyone can tell you in chicago they know it happens. who gets their snow shovelled first? you know, what street. and people can tell you in these towns what happened to them. it would be great if a bunch of researchers -- they have graduate students starting on to find out in detail every indicator. but i would think a person like john fund or people in that category would be only interested in debunking or trying to figure out only one

incorporate the health promoting foods, the foods that are good for the body instead of not eating xyz. this is a large study, 39 countries and they found those incorporating the healthy foods, looking at the mediterranean diet, and they found those that stuck to the diet has a decreased risk of heart attack and stroke and overall death. the unhealthy food, but focus on the omega 3s, the olive oils and walnuts and that protects the heart rather than avoiding the certain foods. >> it is a psychological thing? >> no, it is a real thing. i'm going to put into my diet things that are good for my body. >> salmon. >> yes. i have it three or four times a week. whole grains are better. white bread not so good. >> i had a bag of frozen mango last night. >> defrost? >> a little bit. >> what else? >> babies and music and exposing your children to music helps the growth and learning abilities. this is looking at babies and >> how does that go? >> three beats... the waltz. they found that babies exposed to that -- rosanna: >> they did the brain scans on these babies and they are better to tell the

this is the xyz of what everyone on the street is betting on japanese yen. bet. here is time function in the future. axis is volatility. what is great about this is that when you look at the politics and fold in abenomics into a given pair, it is not just pure mathematics? prof. derman: i'm actually writing a book on that. it is the confidence of mathematics and behavioral economics and finance. outsee people's prejudices of the money or in the money. tom: here we have a smile looking like a carved pumpkin. it is very common. as i move out in time, you can see it become a smirk. , i find it stunning to go out three years or five years. the bipolar analysis of the future of japan is expressed in dollar yen. it is rare to see such a sharp bipolar nature. prof. derman: you tend to see it more in the currency world in the equities world because everyone is long equity. in a currency world, some like dollars, some like yen. you see a rise to both sides. tom: did i do ok? it was skill and kurtosis paris. -- kurtosis free. francine: is there a model we are looking

they don't go to the state legislation committee, but xyz commission supports or opposes something. they don't have a staff of their own and you have to find staff to do something for sb 1107. they meet the second wednesday of the month. in addition, the way politics works in sacramento, even if a bill does not get out by the time the budget is recommended, it still can be brought back to life in august. i'm not suggesting delay. i'm suggesting that even if you don't hear good news about sb 1107, it still could be dormant and resuscitated. so the idea of moving ahead to support it is worthwhile. at the same time, commissioner, and ms. pelham, all of you folks i have a lot of experience with the state legislation committee and up in sacramento, so give me a call and i will tell you more details about how to get on the agenda for the state legislation committee, but if they fail to support it, you have got to worry what effect that would have on the bill if the city says nah, we're not going to go for that? and now you could say something on your own and leave it at that. keep that in