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bubbles in the stock markets, potentially new baubles and the housing market which is coming back reasonablytrong. the fed chairman is not addressing specifically in his speech the same that the fed is after the financial crisis doing a much better job of monitoring the markets, looking at key indicators and things like that, but also because of the dodd-frank financial reform there is more regulation. also additional demands for higher capital as a result better monitoring, looking for triggers command-and-control or attempts to control the vulnerabilities in financial markets. that he hopes will take care of future bubbles. take a listen. >> willing to admit that there will be times when we cannot identify a bubble or some other miss valuation. our hope is to make sure that the system itself is sufficiently robust. there is a problem that it won't be amplified into a major systemic crisis among the fed is still working to refinishing of regulation and getting these higher capital levels at the bank. but he held out the possibility. if all that does not work we can go back and ask the big b

stash those baubles in a plain shoe box and hide it in an unlikely spot, like the kid's room. you're not going to go in the kid's room? >> probably not. it's the box that givens it away. and it being easily accessible. >> reporter: it's been five minutes already. >> i have to keep moving. >> reporter: next, he searches for prescription drugs. these days, they're worth their weight in gold. cash and joins anywhecoins anyw. >> always have to check the drawers. >> reporter: and the mother load? video games in the living room and computers and small electronics in the den. what kind of electronics? iphones, ipods, digital cameras. what i want is something i can move right away, because i don't want to hold onto any stolen merchandise. i want to make sure i get the laptop. i know i can move quickly. >> reporter: which leads to tip four. don't leave the cords and chargers attached to your electronics. store them separately. patterson says it's sure to frustrate a thief. >> a lot of times, people don't realize how valuable those things are. without the cords, you can't sell it. >> re

she was full of baubles and trinkety things. >> one of your toughest interviews, frank zappa. >> oh,casting and you know when the wrong person is put in -- >> bad chemistry. >> yes. >> a couple other names, cyndi lauper. >> huge talent and made a mistake with the wrestling thing. left-hand turn she shouldn't have taken. >> david lee roth. >> to me, david lee roth, i mean wouldn't you guys say he sums up the '80s completely his over-the-top personality, everything about the '80s, the texas of decades, the hair was bigger, shoulders wider and the spandex was tighter. >> and michael jackson. >> game changer. >> tragic. >> you said recently, mark, the vj days were wonderful and terrible. wonderful terrible experience. if someone called you today, you knew nothing about it but would you do it again? >> with these guys. >> yes. >> yes. >> it's better to be the if,. i didn't want to be the second vj. we wrote the handbook such as it was. they promptly threw it out after we left. >> i'd only do it in the same situation exactly the same. >> at that time it was like being at the center of the

she is also under some in case anyone feels as we start to discuss this bauble or scared. [laughter] she's also been a distinguished visitor at the o'neill institute for national and global health wall and serves on the board at the kaiser commission and the future of medicaid and the uninsured. right over here sort of in the middle is bruce, the president and general manager of maximus health services with 20 years of public sector health and human services program, policy and operations experience to maximus. he leaves the company's global health operations which provide administrative program management and operational support for programs including coming and you will see why he is here, the health insurance exchanges and medicare, medicaid and the children so the germans program otherwise known as chip. this is the largest book of business generating huge revenue and they have a portfolio contract with vermont, connecticut, california, minnesota and medicaid administrative services in 18 states in the district of columbia. so they are at the heart of the implementatio