what's the best advice? >> i'm with greg our wages are not doing anything it's very challenging, college education is up food is up. just ridiculous. gerri: there's nowhere to go to find lower prices, right? it's crazy. >> one thing that everybody can try to do is try to stash away more money. the problem is when we have money in our pocket, we extend our lifestyles. stash away as much as possible and pay yourself first. a lot of people make this mistake they pay themselves last after they pay the rent the utilities and nothing left over. pay yourself first have an automatic percentage taken out of your paycheck and put into a savings or investment account. you're not going to miss money that you don't see. gerri: larry, to you, you have commonsense advice. tell me what do we do? what do we do? >> people need to quit whining about the economy. i can't do anything out there -- [ laughter ] >> seriously, you can't do anything about the economy except vote! that might change it too far down the road. people nee

but they need advice that is in their best interests. and currently, we are operating under a regime that yeah, this is not just a matter of a few bad actors. this is what is legally permissible under the law. under the current regime, brokers can steer the client into high-priced, low performing products. and retirement savers luke morton $17 billion as a result. -- lose more than $17 billion as a result. so this needs a broad solution, and that is what the department of labor has proposed to -- proposed. ms. smith: i don't think you are looking at an average case of a broker abusing their client. in fact, if you look at the regulators even though it is called a suitability standard the way it is important is that used a have to put your best -- the best interests of your customer first. if you look on the security side generally, looking at the fcc my understanding from talking to people who have been in the room when decisions were made against advisers or registered broker-dealers, the use the same measuring stick. it didn't matter t

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what advice do you have for grads or what was the best advice you received as a graduate. we've been getting your tweets throughout the morning. here are a couple one inspirational act is infinitely more value than the biggest library of inspirational advice. i like that. very wise. wilfred, do you have any advice for people out there? >> i'm interested that tim cook said otherwise it's just a job. you've got to go and choose something that you are going to enjoy because the hours you'll spend working are going to be the most -- most of what you are going to spend your life doing, that and sleeping. choose a job that you love and you'll never work a day in your life. that's a quote from confucius. >> is that what it feels like being on "worldwide exchange." >> it does. it does. it's not just saying i want to enjoy myself and the hours i'm working. if you want to excel at something, you got to do something you enjoy. how about you? >> i actually found a couple of quotes that. the truth is life is messy and people get hurt. the difference between those who overcome challenge

your one piece of advice. >> one piece of advice. >> you graduated recently, more recently than the rest007. i've been around for a while now. my big piece of advice would be read more books than you read twitter. >> hey. >> josh is the king of twitter. >> i write books also. >> yeah, he does both. >> 140 character books. >> but read more books, i think there's a huge a. wisdom, it's usually the authors distilled wisdom into a couple hundred pages, and the more you can do when you're 22, 23, the better off you'll be. >> great advice. >> thank you for having me. >>> breaking news here on chrysler, phil. >> melissa, this is highly unusual news from the national highway traffic safety administration. it announced it plans to hold a public hearing on july 2nd at which time, it'll look for evidence and listen to evidence as to whether or not fiat chrysler's u.s. division did everything it's supposed to do in terms of recalling 20 vehicles. now are these 20 recalls involve a number of different vehicles. one of the most note worthy of the recalls, 1.5 billion jeep models recalled due to defect

and this was his mortgage advice advice. >> he said we didn't have to pay it because we were claiming bankruptcy. next lawyer he said, no, that's crazy. you can't stop paying your mortgage. you lose your house now. >> so far police say five thefts complaints have been filed and

>> two pieces of advice. one is the temptation is going to be to talk about your widget or your services. you're so excited about it. really you want to focus on what's going on in the news what's going on in the world right now that may be something that your company does can drive the conversation. jump on to something that's already trending. the second thing is if there's a way you can partner with an established company or an established brand and somehow have some of their halo shine on to you it will be easier to get noticed and cut through that clutter of up and coming companies trying to get attention. >> i ask companies what's your goal, right? if it's customer acquisition, then media, press may not be the best way to get it. it might be. depends what your product or service is but you may want to do something more direct. if it's branding media might be really important for you. >> that's exactly correct, particularly if you do get lucky enough to have the media time trying to avoid that temptation

free advice that you can filter as you choose to. i want to be able to say these are things that are significant. get out of debt. i know the irony of someone currently serving the united states senate talking about us getting out of debt. i get that. [laughter] [applause] i would say this is one of those things you will want to get off your back as quick as you can. if you have any debt, do whatever you can to start knocking that out as fast as you can. i know you want to get a real car, real furniture. all those things in the days ahead as you start to land a job in a mortgage and wonderful responsibility. knockout the debt as fast as you can. you'll be grateful to be able to have that off your back and be able to focus on other things. reconnect with your faith. i'm amazed at the number of students that i interact with that had a practicing faith up until they got midway through college and somehow drifted. i understand this is the united states, not everyone has to have a faith but for those who choose to have faith, i encourage

you want to give, medical advice prescriptions, anything on any topic. my license is -- i can take care of big people, as we call adults in pediatrics, and then it's all back on the maryland medical board, where they can't easily go somewhere else to evaluate the care or see what is actually going on. that strikes me as a framework that could be risky to consumers. >> you might have -- there's this sort of concept of law that if you enter someone's jurisdiction and you do things that are tortious you can be held responsible. if we had these compacts where we recognize reasonable interjurisdictional practice and you would say that if i'm a doctor in texas and i'm talking to somebody in maryland, then by virtue of this compact or just by operation of general principles of jurisdiction, if i say something or do something that results in harm to the patient i just subjected myself to the jurisdiction of that whatever. i don't know how to work it. you are the expert. but i just -- the thing that struck me about the vet licensing case and the general approach

the cost of advice has gone up. in our view, the uk experience should be a warning as to the potential for unintended consequences. in response to the panel's discussion regarding the comment process, and i appreciate that and we're very involved with that. i'll make sure to leave our flame thrower at the door the next time we meet with the department of labor. we had multiple meetings with them and talk to them regularly. even while we're discussing this back and forth frankly, our team is talking to them about prohibited transaction exemptions that have been in the works for years. years. on a regular basis. we have a regular dialogue with the good people at the dol. even when we have disagreements. with regard to the comment process, and we agree this is only a proposal. no question about it. it is a voluminous complex proposal, full of fine print and legalese, to quote a couple of the panelists, which i get a kick out of, having trained in ekconomics economics, having lawyers being concerned about fine print and

so what i do is break the advice part into three parts, very practical advice. the things that you can do tomorrow. [inaudible] one of the things i say to them is that if you have to dress for the job you want and not the job you have dress for success is not a new phenomenon. but i use a line that sticks with them things you cannot wear your boots in the office because it makes you shuffle through life. and what i mean by that is when you wear your boots to commute or whatever you need to look like you care and that you want this job. i had another young woman that i was doing mentoring for her and she had a job interview in the next day i asked if she set a thank you note in the mail and she said oh, i sent an e-mail. and i said oh no don't you want to send a thank you note in the mail and she said don't you think that would make it look like i'm trying to hard? and the thing is is that today if you want to stick out and stand out, you need to in this thing of networking all the time this makes sense, you make friends and they ask you if you want to be the spo

type advice and lifetime advice.le things i suggest is, in the, in the things you can do tomorrow might not have this problem in california. you have to dress for the job you want not the job you have. . . she's a good send an e-mail. i said no i said no no i think you know with a stamp. and she said oh do you think that would make it look like i was trying too hard lead to formal? do you want this job? everybody applying for jobs now is usually somebody like an generation x. or a baby boomer said the group writing thank you notes. if you want to stand out, you do. i also talk about this whole idea of networking all the time. just make friends. you make friends and then they call you in 2000 ask you if you want to be spokesperson on the bush campaign or at the white house. ari fleischer i admired him so much and i was excited to write about him in this book and i told him he was going to be in it. somebody anew on capitol hill and i worked with the white house. he said i don't remember you. [laughter] >> that sounds

so what i do in here is i break the advice part into three parts very practical advice rear type advice and lifetime advice. couple of things i suggest that is in the -- things you can do tomorrow. you might not have this problem in california maybe in the winter you do. but one of the things i say to them is you have to dress for the job you want, not the job that you have. dress for success is not a new phenomenon. but i use a line in there that sticks with them. i say you cannot wear your ugg boots in the office. because it makes you shuffle through life. and -- what i mean by that is wear your ugg boots to commute but get there you have to look like you care and like you want this job. another young whom i was doing a little mentoring for she had a big job interview do you do an thank you note. no a thank you note with a stamp -- no i sent an e-mail. >> don't you think that would be too forral? >> do you want this job? >> everybody that is applying for jobs now is usually somebody like an in generation x or baby boomers, so they grew up writing thank you notes if you want to stick o

and i certainly don't think they slavishly follow their advice.t i think they do do is set the tone and some of the direction of tv coverage >>> sometimes the way in which tv news takes its queues from print journalism is obvious. british broadcasters have a point of examining to the point of obsessing over what the papers sigh. bbc tv had a show called that. that programme is now defunct. although bbc radio broadcasts a show with the same title and the tv channels devotes segments to the stories and opinions in the print press. the real impact is off camera. go into a tv news and you'll find newspapers are part of the furniture. editors read them. con shesly or subconsciously their attenda could be affected. the daily is out shown on the political right. some and the "daily mail" have an agenda with a capital a. >> the press sets the gwenda and it comes out very hard on the broadcasters when they don't met the agenda. you notice a change in tone. bbc, and they are following the way the print media described things, you'll listen to an interview o

time i was here we recorded that the california puc district pg&e and the other utilities to file adviceetters detailing the implementation of the green tariff programs that occurred this week on wednesday and there were 3 advice letters filed by pg&e covered the aspects of the program one laying out the terms and conditions of service another dale their market plan and final one that lace out how all 3 of the investor utilities procure the energies under the program going forward advice letter it details the terms and conditions i want to provide a flavor of things it gets into first sort of a basic program priority offering in the tariff pg&e is offering the option phenomenon for the consumers to purchase 50 or hundred percent renewable energy not a sliding scale one or the other. >> it sounds like it's familiar. >> yeah. it does also customers enrolling in the green tariff my cancel or terminate their enrollment at any time without a termination fee the one condition they've identified if the customers try to reenroll three can't do so for a year this particular advice letter included

free advice that you can filter as you choose to. i want to be able to say these are things that are significant. get out of debt. i know the irony of someone currently serving the united states senate talking about us getting out of debt. i get that. [applause] mr. lankford: i would say this is one of those things you will want to get off your back as quick as you can. if you have any debt, do whatever you can to start knocking that out as fast as you can. i know you want to get a real car, real furniture. all those things in the days ahead as you start to land a job in a mortgage and wonderful responsibility. knockout the debt as fast as you can. you'll be grateful to be able to have that off your back and be able to focus on other things. reconnect with your faith. i'm amazed at the number of students that i interact with that had a practicing faith up until they got midway through college and somehow drifted. i understand this is the united states, not everyone has to have a faith but for those who choose to have faith, i encoura

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and he said if i could give you one piece of advice keep a diary.ught, all right. i'll do it. i started doing it. it was great. that changed my life. that little thing that athlete said -- i wish i knew who it was. he said keep a diary. that started me writing and writing comedy and jokes and that led to my career. it was life-changing and just a thing -- an athlete said. >> coulter, what would you say? >> don't go to law school. [ laughter ] thank you, good night. >> thank you, good night. that's it over? >> if you're not employed within you know a month or after summer after graduation and if you haven't paid back your student loans or your entire college tuition within five years, you should sue this university. [ laughter ] if you took a single class in anthropology sociology, gender studies, climate change you have wasted your money. >> they have to take it. they force them to take it. >> yeah i know. what was juan talking about? >> my parents were -- >> does he know what is happening on college campuses. >> my parents were anthropology majors.

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are you surprised by his stumbles and also what advice might you give him? >> every candidate will have this problem. there are going to be 1,000 of these moments going forward. i think jeb misheard the question. i don't think he heard the question correctly and therefore his answer as it was. i was here when we voted for iraq -- >> even if he did miss hear it he had a few times to try and fix it, and it took him some time. in the spotlight, what is your advice, and he has been given media veil bill tease, and there's a risk in sensoring -- >> yeah watch the clinton campaign where they don't do any media avail bill tease. i would err on the side of doing more media and err on being more of who you are, and no offense, but the media tries to get you to gaffe and try to get you to stumble to test your wears, and it's good for candidates to go through the process, and i was so much better at the end of the process than the beginning of the process, and that's what we should do of our presidential candidates. let it go. people are going to make their mistakes. i

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that was fantastic advice. she's a huge success and a lovely person inside and out. >> i love mccallum. she said she was working the teleprompter and convinced herself that the whole show is on her shoulders. >> well that's the thing. a lot of people think about how to get here. you know be happy where you are and you'll learn something. >> very good. let's move on to this one, last but not least, here's megyn kelly. >> upon graduation go out into the world and try to find yourself. what do i mean by that? read socrates? no. get a job? no. go out and do some crazy stuff. take some risks, travel a little bit. make big mistakes that you have to apologize for. do stuff that will make you relatable to the world and whatever job you settle into you will be better at it for it. good luck. >> let's go to dana. can i piggyback one thing onto that? travel. if you can afford it that's the time you'll have the most foeng kus on your travel not worried about getting back to a job or a family. >> i read about that and the g

perfect thanks for that advice. moving on to something more wholesome. dana?wrote a book about advice. i liked one of the things in the research today. the financial security you need to start creating for yourself. a lot of people starting out don't make a lot of money initially and you think i can't put anything into savings. but it's important to get into the habit just to put some money away. you are going to need it not only for the long term in your retirement but because you want to walk away from a job you hate some day or if you have an ethical problem with it, being able to walk away there is power and freedom in that. and don't watch that much reality tv. one hour a day, otherwise, read. >> a loud pen. >> it is leaking all over my hands. i think dana hits on something important. one of the things, people go out into the real world and they can't figure out how to handle money. they can't save a dime. their checkbooks are a disaster. it's really important. it sounds trivial but you need to do that. and the other thing that bubbles up is sell, sell yo

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maybe he just needs a little advice-- you know, man to man. that is a great idea.be you could go over and... you know, talk to him. me? well-- about what? perhaps you could encourage him to get out therere and meet someone. yes, we all know how much he looks up to you. he's over there right now. you know, i would, but it's sunday, and i'm very busy with my...worship. but peter's running out of time. i'm afraid his manly charms are starting to fade. i'm sure the lord wouldn't mind if you were to m miss just one mass if you were to save one of his lost lambs.

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that's one of the great pieces of advice dana perino has given.he favor from uggs t from uggs to up talking the lessons she says are key to the success. >> one of the rooerns i wrote this book is i want everybody to know you do not have to go to an i've sri league school to end up advising the president of the united states in the oval office. it can be a little bit intimidating to think, well i am just from a small school no one has ever heard of when everybody around you in the room went to harvard and yale and princeton and stanford. a lot of young people want a precise plan from you that they can take down. when they ask me how do you become a press secretary? >> a country music dj. 2:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. for minimum wage if you wanted to be on television you had to start on radio. >> i encourage people to take risks, be willing to move. make friends. don't just network. make friends that you can rely on for the rest of your life. writing thank you notes shouldn't be a bit of advice you just write it. >> it is amazing to me that you should loo

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type advice and lifetime advice. couple things i suggest is, in the, in the things you can do tomorrow might not have this problem in california. you have to dress for the job you want not the job you have. . . she's a good send an e-mail. i said no i said no nonk she said donnie think that makes it look like i am trying to hard or too formal? >>. >> guest: the job? everybody from generation x through baby boomers grew up writing thank-you notes if you want to stick out then do it. with the idea of networking you make friends then day call you in the year 2000 to ask if you want to be the spokesperson for the bush campaign. i always admired him so much. and then said i don't remember your. [laughter] >> that sounds like him. and another piece of good buys i have conversations stranger danger. knowing people from all walks of life to meet president obama as the junior senator and my husband said howe was a dinner? and then i got to sit with barack obama and i think he to be president in 20 years. [laughter] but trying

>> that's actually great advice. >> these guys on a plane about to sky dive. the woman getting ready to jump grabs on then fellow jumper out of the door awesome, very fun. this sky diver keeping track of the altitude. everything is great up until the moment she opens her main parachute. opens the canopy but it's flying backwards. uncomfortable, decides to cut away the reserve parachute, except the main chute did not cut away completely and left her uncontrollably spinning down to earth. this guy with the camera is freaking out. you can hear the moment when he realizes something is horribly wrong. >> oh my gosh oh my gosh. she is out of control and there's no lift in that parachute at all. >> there's nothing you can do. you see that this guy's keeping his eyes on her but all we see is spinning and spinning and spinning. you can see the pink parachute. eventually she does make impact she does not move. >> having to watch this can't do anything. >> not a thing other than pray. a few moments later, he finally makes his landing as fast as he can, unhooked from his