cf. which also stands for crazy f'er. are you a crazy f'er? chamath: yeah. ♪ emily: how did you end up in silicon valley? chamath: it was very accidental. when i graduated, i took this job in finance to relieve the immediate pressure i felt on my family. very quickly, i thought it was boring. my girlfriend at the time -- who is now my wife had moved down here. that is how i came down here. i applied for a bunch of jobs. and i got a job at winamp. that's how it all started. emily: how did you get the job at facebook? chamath: i had known sean parker since the early 2000's. basically, parker -- emily: he was president at that time? chamath: he said that he was going to be in washington, d.c. where aol's offices were. i'll be with mark zuckerberg, do you want to meet? we had a meeting and i thought this was super interesting. these guys are up to something. and so i did a deal with facebook where we integrated aim into pages of facebook. in that process, that's how i got to meet them. emily: what was he like at that time? chamath: high potential, but still very

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and this is match point and that is alicia harrington wrapping up the 3-1 victory for cf. john campbell kcrgtv9 sports and finally it's time for three new finalist for the kcrg tv-9 athlete of the week sponsored by cedar rapids toyota. athlete number one is regina quarterback nate stenger who rushed for 251 yards on 31 carries in a 35-28 win over west branch to advance to the dome. athlete number two is mount vernon wide receiver tommy hook who caught two long td passes in a 33- 20 win over anamosa to advance to the semi's's and athlete number three is kennedy senior shaun beyer who had a 61 yard td grab and an 88 yard pick six in a win over wash to advance to the semi- finals. there are two ways to kcrg.com or you can text to vote. i will feature the winner thursday night at 10. thanks scott. strengthens. scattered showers are possible in the morning, but the best threat for precipitation occurs during the afternoon and eening. thunderstormm s that t evelop later in the day may become strong to severe with the largest threat along and south of highway 30. check out the we

tigers get it together - alicia harrington drives one of her team high 18 kills off a block - it sends cf to the semis with a 3, 1 win -- "it was amazing. it was is amazing." dowling - second - and they would roll in 3 and 4 - this." iowa city west - meanwhile - the second - ali tauchen's kill would give them a 16 - 14 lead - in the end the bulldogs would sweep west to move on - at the state volleyball tournament in cedar rapids, mark woodley, kwwl news. the eighth ranked iowa hawkeyes look to become the first team in school history to win their first ten games of the season ---when they o'clock at kinnick stadium. the hawks will have a lot on the line---including the floyd of rosedale--and the players expect an electri environment. the morning before the iowa/minnesota football game at the morning before the iowa/minnesota football game at the morning before the kinnick-- it's grapple on the gridiron. today workers transported the wrestling mats to the stadium for the big clash between iowa looking to break the ncaa attendance record for wrestling... if you think there's no solution to t

one option discussed to accomplish this was to utilize funds generated by the new cf industries plant. "all of us want to see property tax reduction. we know the supervisors will do that, but there certainly is enough money for the supervisors to consider developing adequate intervention programs. "as many voiced their concerns and looked for solutions, this town hall meeting was the first of many steps to fix these ongoing problems. "what we heard today is a challenge. this issue is an issue for all of us native and non-native. let's get about coming together and see what we can do to change matters."in sioux city, jaclyn driscoll, siouxland news. 3 those in attendance say these meetings will continue until the city sees a decrease in these specific problems. 3 <

where even democrats are questioning if he's sending enough troops in syria to fight isis: "a group cf 50 is fine fo what they're doing so far, but it's not going to soove the problem." republicans want moo boots on the ground: "this is not a return to iraq. we're not talking about 100,000 people or 50,000 armed soldiers." the most controversial ideas... from donald trump: waterboarding... a database to register syrian refugees and monitoring muslim mosques.. here in the u-s: "we have no choicee we have no idea who's being sent in here." "we should monitor anything -- mosques, church, school, you know, shopping center where there is a lot of radicalization going on." republican presidential candidates disagree on how far to go: "should we target mosques and have a database of muslims? absolutely not." "the idd that we're ggng to repel an entire group of people on the basis of their religion? it's nonsense." and it's far from settled - in washington... or on the campaig trail. in fact, marro rubio's first national t-v air debuts tomorrow. his focus: isis. i'm tracie potts in washington,

cf takes the 4th set 25-21. but the bulldogs prevail in the 5th and deciding see 15-9 to advance. the tigers lose 3 sets to two. just proud of how they raise the bar since they have been here and done a greatjob of it... the tigers finish a great season the hempstead mustangs meets power houseankeny centennial with a trip tothe 5-a championship match oo the line set one, alana cooksley sets senior kasey davis for the kill. the mustangs hanging tough.... hempstead middle hitter makayla doyle witthe soft hands and point for the mustangs, but ankeny centennial is three games to too good getting the sweep three sets to none.... in class 4-a the west delaware hawks faced lewis central. , hawks up 2 setet to none. haley lead. west delaware senior outside hitter kristen wegmann comes up big with the kill, the lead grows to three points. 3) match point. lewis central desperate to stay alive, but they lose control of the ball and the match. west delaware sweeps the titans in three sets to adance to the 4-a state title match. in class 3-a mount vernon took on the west liberty comets. 1) the

really, truly do believe in yourself, and i don't mean kind of liking yourself to go out and buy a pair cf shoes, but believe in yourself and your own possibilitiesesthat the world is open to yoyo i really do. whoa. >> is that amazing? >> that is amazing. >> you did veer from your intention. >> no, i've been kind of consistent about that. the only thing i've not be consistent in weight or hairdos. >> i wou say semi-nappy. i have semi-nappy hair. i have been v consistent in my beliefs and my intttions. >> that belief and intention has led oprah to her biggest challenge yet, fin conquering a lifetime worth of body struggles with that weight watchers deal. so far she's l more than 20 pounds. one of the things that you've always been the most real ab which we all struggle with as women, most all of us, the weight issue. >> yea oh, lord. >> is it still there? >> so many years, you know, i just wanted to be a size 6. well, i really can't. my body won't do it. i have to be comfortable in the 8 to 10 zo will quickly rise to a 12. my thighs love being a 12. yep, they do. but the weight is not who i

crews says he's conceding his race to jim brown, tjhe tovoted getter in tuesday's cf race. crews has been mayor for 30 of the last 44 years his surprising announcement comes just as the 69-year-old mayor was settor a run- off with challenger jim brown on december first. crews name will remain on the runoff ballot. crews say he was already planning on tiring two yeaeas from now at the end of this next term. he also talked about his past experiences with run-off elections turning into negative campaigns. unofficial votes from tuesday's election showed cedar falls ard of education member jim brown beating crews by about 700 votes. however that was not a large enough argin to earn a majority of the votes. . .forcing brown anan crews into a run off election. crews "you get into a run off got to do that. i said i don't retire soon so lets do it this year. i'll spend the next two brown "there are some meetings to attend, i've always mentioned the learning curve a different mind set through those learning curve discussions and i know we are going to have some discusions on goals. a

also tto provide a safer environment for future environment also a safer enviroment for citizens of cf. now there are no state or federal guidelines for helmet cameras just yet- so the chief at the cedar falls fire department is currently working on getting those done before he trains anyone on how to use the cameras. we've got you covered, lauren moss kwwl news. thanks lauren- the cedar falls fire department hopes to start wearing the helmet cameras in january. the rain continues in eastern iowa and it could be here awhile. let's go to storm track seven chief meteorologist mark schnackenberg now who's tracking the rain. from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team. see the screen for your complete weather information. here is additional forecast information from the kwwl wednesday evening. mild temperatures, in the low 50s tonight, linger into wednesday morning. temperatures slowly fall into the upper 40s during the afternoon. a gusty south wind continues through wednesday evening. wednesday night the wind starts to come from the west pushing dry air across iowa clearing the clouds around

opportunity and assess that brings us here today their pilot was, of course, the starting point for the cf e 2015-2016 standards and i can't thank the chairman enough for his leadership and inspiration (clapping.) that having said that, please stay seated we'll hear from the chairman and this panel led by the jose cisneros with the banking partners i'm triefrld joining us on the panel our san francisco bank on coalition self-help credit union and missions fund and the investment coalition san francisco as the mayor said the first city to embrace those national bank on standards and those leaders we'll be talking about why that matters to them and san francisco i look forward to the panel and, of course, to all the hard work ahead and with the coalition to connect people that is appropriate and available accounts thank you very much i'm happy to turn it over to chairman blue beggar (clapping.) >> morning everybody i'm and joining thank you. your a piece of work (laughter) let me begin if i may by thanking mayor ed lee and treasurer cisneros and jonathan really for their leadership in organi

one option discussed to accomplish this was to utilize funds the new cf industries plant. "all of us want to see property tax reductioio we know the supervisorwill do that, but there certainly is enough money for the supervisors to consider developing adequate intervention programs. "as many voiced their concerns and looked for solutions, this town hall meeting was the first of many steps to fix these ongoing problems. "what we heard today is a challenge. this issue is an issue for all of us native and non-natiti. let's get abououming together and see what we can do to change 3 those in attendance say these meetings will continue until the city sees a decrease in these specific problems. 3 3 taco john's stores across northwest iowa are holding a fundraiser for special olympians.the restaurants plan to donate a portion of the money from each nachos navidad order between now and christmas to benefit thehe special olympics.is is the 6th year for the nachos navidad fundraiser... which the stores will supplement by collecting change and selling paper ornaments.over the past 5 y

take the bank on movement and better connect it to that work and i think that is a perfect timing for cfnd this announcement today to come together and launch bank on 2.0 it gives life to all the work the fdic and institutions at the tangle took on to build truly save accounts for customers who meet the needs of what we anticipate to be our bank on clients out in local communities so i think perfect timing i applaud you both for cease the moment and helping us reinvigorate the bank on movement it is an exciting day and we're very pleased to be part of it to the question what will b of a do the bank on accounts we see that you know aligned with the national standards that cf c has put forward and bank on 2.0 enables bank of america to efficiently support all the existing bank ons but new ones as well will be built to meet the national standards and in essence it is giving efficiency to our local market that have to do the work obvious to connect the products and grant and our society to the bank on movement so but for national bank is creates efficiency local people know what is happening

one option discussed to accomplish this was to utilize funds generated by the new cf industries plant. "all of us want to see property tax reduction. we know the supervisors will do that, but there certainly is enough money for the supervisors to consider developing adequate intervention programs. "as many voiced their concerns and looked for solutions, this town hall meeting was the first of many steps to fix these ongoing problems. "what we heard today is a challenge. this issue is an issue for all of us native and non-native. let's get about coming together and see what we can do to change matters."in sioux city, jaclyn driscoll, siouxland news. 3 those in attendance say these meetings will continue until the city sees a decrease in these specific problems. 3 3 <

take the bank on movement and better connect it to that work and i think that is a perfect timing for cf and this announcement today to come together and launch bank on 2.0 it gives life to all the work the fdic and institutions at the tangle took on to build truly save accounts for customers who meet the needs of what we anticipate to be our bank on clients out in local communities so i think perfect timing i applaud you both for cease the moment and helping us reinvigorate the bank on movement it is an exciting day and we're very pleased to be part of it to the question what will b of a do the bank on accounts we see that you know aligned with the national standards that cf c has put forward and bank on 2.0 enables bank of america to efficiently support all the existing bank ons but new ones as well will be built to meet the national standards and in essence it is giving efficiency to our local market that have to do the work obvious to connect the products and grant and our society to the bank on movement so but for national bank is creates efficiency local people know what is happeni

cf >>> joyful p treat to be@f shad with the world next month in  for the hotelt and come with complimentsf. 6 minute film that hasn't been seen in nearly 90 years. it stars disney character before micky mouse. john has the story of oswald the lucky rabbit. >>reporter: you know this duc duck. and this dog. and of course you know this mouse. who started it all. micky. but did you know there was an animated character who came by walt disney before micky@s? yes. oswald. the lucky rabbi rabbit. seen here in an early 6 minute silent short called sleigh bl. film lost to1jó< memory until disney researcher discoveredodjeiu(j listed here>n whe only remainingnl cope. last# screened in public2z some timeúx around 1928. fg back when waltm disney worked for%' someone els he and klab riçktor designed os wldkp for whole series of cartoons but after a busy falling out walt walked started his own company leaving oswald behind. instead they invented this guy who made his debut in steam boot willy and yes he looks lucky the rabbit. for christmas this 84 they scream sleigh bell in london restored by disney

. >> they were people cf citizens of st, citizens ofspurpg but n st. petersburg. but they're not just them. we never want an airline to crash again. >> some bodies recovered, some ten kilometers from the crash site. flying from the red sea resort ever sharm el sheikh to st. petersburg. decided not to fly over the area some airlines, until the cause of the crash is identified. both rudd and egypt are russia e reluctant to give any credibility to i.s.i.l. affiliates that they shot down the airbus. >> translator: it is very important that the this matter be left alone and the discussions of the reasons behind this should take place. this takes a very long time. these are complicated matters that ries require broad techniqs and complicated measures that take months to process. >> the worst ever air disaster of russia. questions too what happened over the skies of egypt. but for a community desperate to understand what happened to that flight? there will be no quick answers. for these people, the hor of hof this tragedy is when they will be taken to a purpose-built mor

. >>> today, you cfs is opening an institute devoted entirely to finding a cure for hiv-aids. the grant will establish the institute for hiv cure research. the goal is to increase biomedical and clinical research towards the development of a cure for hiv-aids by the year 2020. >>> 49ers fans are showing much love to jed york. they spent $1000 to fly this banner over levi's stadium with the message, jed and 49ers should mutually part ways. york used a similar phrase when he described coach joel -- jim harbaugh's departure. they said they thought using a plane might catch your attention . >> -- catch york's attention. >> the message was strong but respectful at the same time. >>> the creators say they are thinking about flying the banner again but making it bigger. >> the niners actually played pretty well in a losing effort yesterday. >> but the raiders one -- won! okay! [laughter] >>> troubles on the road this morning. by the way the raiders won in the rain. westbound 180, couple cars tangled up. you are backed up pretty significantly through the area. delays just east of ther

>>çf >>> the o'reilly factor is on tonight. >> the isis is gaining strength. >> i don't think they aregaining strength. >> good morning america aired that comment from president obama. embarrassing? mr. obama doesn't seem to think so. talking points will address the situation. >> i recognize that barack obama does not wish to defend this country. he may have been tired of war, but our enemies are not tired of killing us and they are getting stronger. >> the paris attack means protecting the american people from isis will become a major campaign issue. we will take a look at that. >> i don't think we are at war with islam. i don't think we are at war with all muslims. also ahead hillary clinton in lock step with president obama over terrorism. will that doom her candidacy? caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. is president barack obama delusional? that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. history will record that the two biggest deficits of the obama administration wer

. >> stephen: the c cf is the g boss. >> the chef is the one who governs everybody. >> stephen: okay, chef, tell us what to do here. what are some tips for making an excellent turkey this year for everyone out there? >> well, i think turkey, first, thanksgiving is suchn amazing celebration of -- >> does france have thanksgiving? >> we don't. >> stephen: do you have a turkey day? >> we have a turkey day, christsts, christmas is turkey day. >> stephen: we have that, too. >> stephen: lucky. >> stephen: it's not a contest but we have two of them. >> i like to brian my turkey. >> stephen: we brian. >> it's almost like a light sea water, somewhere where you can dream of swimming and sort of tasting the sea water. that's kind of that brian you want. >> stephen: so just take the turkey to the beach withou, wear one on each arm like a water wing and just dive in. go for a swim. >> give it a swim. >> stephen: that sounds simple. >> and, of course, you want flavor of spice, autumn flavoror thatat what is beautiful with thanksgiving. it's about celebrating autumn and celebrating the family and ce

>>reporter: -- cf tells fox25 it is updating the intake policy and will review the findings of this report. >>> shake-up could be under way for travelers flying into and out of the u.s. >> the newest development as the investigation into the russian plane crash points more toward terrorism. live at logan this morning where local lawmakers say more needs to be done to keep passengers safe. stephanie. >>reporter: they are speaking out, sara, after a recent undercover operation where agents would walk through tsa checkpoint to see if they can get any weapons through. we are here at the international terminal at boston, logan. they athis tsa checkpoint was open the last 30 minutes. the couple of those screeners right there. well, according to published reports, t sa screeners in that undercover operation failed to protect those weapons 9% of the time. and in fact according to the boston herald, one agent even had a fake bomb taped to their back. now this operation covered eight different airports in the united states. logan not one of them. but massachusetts representatives william keating and

a man with multiple guns and a top of a construction site if it leaks hostile and place this order cfen reportedly pointed the rifle at least that's when police opened fire killing of and san francisco police will be holding a town hall tomorrow surrounding the shooting. certain >> pam: and standard of police say garcia stole the gun and ammunition from the big 5 sporting goods store. this is new surveillance video of that incident, even see garcia in the white overalls. appears to be holding a handgun and police say they robbed at gunpoint and the rifle and ammunition. . >> pam: learned the company has brought in a private firm to increase security no word whether they're doing this at other big five stores in the bay area. >> pam: ocean warming phenomenon known as crack. is back in has the latest flooding report released today. >> grant: late this year a huge issue cutbacks snowpacks tahoe situation >> pam: 7 of the areas to be prepared volume yo all at kron4news-dot-com >> pam: the half moon bay crab festival has ended before it even started uncertainty over the fishing season has

now completing $3.3.billion acquisition on the remaining 82% cf chinese video streaming company, the youtube of china. jim, with jack ma's appearance on "today's squawk on the street" addressing future growth potential of the company and compelling single day sales at $14.3 billion nearly double the $8 billion last yeararmight these be important catalyst for the stock higher? >> no. it's interesting. thank you for the doctorate. yahoo and alibaba have very little to do with each other. they own a slug and they're going to sell the slug and rest of yahoo being valued at less than zero. which is why i ihink you cannot own alibaba, which is not the same as shorting, but you can't own yahoo if you know what i mean. kurt in minnesota. >> caller: jim, how are you? >> i'm all right. how about you, kurt? >> caller: good. let's talk ibm. >> sure. let's do that. >> caller: i bought ibm in the middle of october this year at about a buck fifty because it was at significant lows, off its all-time highs. sincncthen it's continued to get and i'm wondering what the outlook is in your opinion. i'm lo

>>çf >>> the o'reilly factor is on tonight. >> the isis is gaining strength. >> i don't think they are. >> good morning america aired that comment from president obama. embarrassing? mr. obama doesn't seem to think so. talking points will address the situation. >> i recognize that barack obama does not wish to defend this country. he may have been tired of war, but our enemies are not tired of killing us and they are getting stronger. >> the paris attack means protecting the american people from isis will become a major campaign issue. we will take a look at that. >> i don't think we are at war with islam. i don't think we are at war with all muslims.

you see cf police department and college will release information about this officer at dinnertime.we had for civilian transported to local hospitals with gunshot wounds with officers transported the local hospital with gunshot wounds nine individuals and transported in good condition at this time tomorrow we will have the joint information from 6:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. telephone number 71938543862. "ermine the presses in the investigation will take several days of it to this as quickly as we can thank you. "convey to loved ones and victims' this is a terrible tragedy. we mourn loss of any civilian casualties and the loss police officer. we want to make sure everyone knows this is a terrible tragedy. we're glad for the. first the we are glad for the first responders. >> catherine: the police chief saying there have been to civilian casualties. apparently suggesting to civilians killed. and we do now making it very clear a police officer has been killed. suspect taken into custody a shooting rampage outside of planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs. police will have more details. a

we're watching cf industries. about abeen talking potential clamp down on tax inversions in the context of pfizer and allergan. the of industries could also be affected. they are shifting, or plan to shift, it's legal address to the u.k. as it acquires the european operations ofican another fertilizer maker based in the netherlands. some of that concern is reflecting in the shares. on the move because of a downgrade over jpmorgan. they downgraded to neutral. jpmorgan calls this a fluid and risky situation. the analysts say that he is deeply disappointed he did not downgrade ahead of the debt spiral. they are down 7.5% today. as we pointed out, there is ownership, thed hedge fund hotel, has come down. blackock and vanguard -- rock and vanguard at the top two. greenlight capital, as of the latest filing, cutting holdings by 2 million shares. glenview capital also cutting as well as wellington management. we are seeing the shareholders trim back. eliminated its shares entirely. just doing itis alone. a buyback in add

they're just there to help and to do so in a way that's compassion 2345compassionate, cf dignity. any way you look at it, america's pregnancy resource centers deserve our recognition and respect. the real measure of their significance isn't in the words of a floor speech in the united states senate or the outcome of a vote. it's in the thousands of lives they help save from the pain of abortion every year, the millions of teachers, soldiers, and nurses, friends, and spouses whose lives and contributions to our communities we might never have known had it not been for the unassuming heroes down at the local pregnancy center giving their tomb to keep the lights on, to answer the phones, and to help young women find the hope and the courage to choose life. and so, madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to the immediate consideration of s. res. 312 submitted earlier today. further, that the resolution be agreed to, the preamble be agreed to, and the motions to reconsider be considered made and -- laid upon the table with no intervening action or debate. the p

some other movers we are watching today -- cf industries, the fertilizer company raised to positive frome company is in the process of buying oci's north american and european operations and this accretive.16.5% also looking at fitbit, that stock being named by an analyst, being upgraded from neutral. it priced at secondary offering and shares were recovering to some extent but have paired the again to about 1%. complex, wenergy are focusing on chesapeake and southwestern -- both stocks downgraded today. in the case of chesapeake, downgraded to a neutral and in the case of southwestern, it goes to an underperform. this has to go to the outlook of natural gas prices continuing to move lower. another we are looking at is valeant. talk today,he other its new viagra for women is not selling well. the price target was cut to $98 from $200 at morgan stanley. that would account for the negative impact. 2%, butares down about they did make a run as positive a little earlier today. scarlet: it was pretty short-lived. aix: doug ramsey called for market correction in august. his guns,king to explai

one option discussed to accomplish this was to utilize funds generated by the new cf industries plant. "all of us want to see property tax reduction. we know the supervisors will do that, but there certainly is enough money for the supervisors to consider developing adequate intervention programs. "as many voiced their concerns and looked for solutions, this town hall meeting was the first of many steps to fix these ongoing problems. "what we heard today is a challenge. this issue is an issue for all of us native and non-native. let's get about coming together and see what we can do to change matters."in sioux city, jaclyn driscoll, siouxland news. 3 the people who were there say these meetings will continue until the city sees a decrease in these specific problems. 3 it's a model of an iconic piece of wisconsin - made of legos. 3 a scale replica of lambeau field is now on display at green bay's neville public museum. the model of the green bay packers' football stadium is made of more than 130 - thousand lego pieces.it's built 1 to 72 scale... 15 feet by 13 feet... standing a little

we're joined by michael anthony, the executive cf of gram mercy tavern. want to ask you about your book. i love, "v" is for vegetable. >> thiss for home cooks. these dishes are the way we cook all about vegetables and what is iniring about cooking from the garden or the farmer's market. these are do-able recipes. >> i love the idea of getting r kids to eat more vegetables. let's start here. >> i have three daughters. i do not get a free pass. this is tough. it -- these dishes are full of color to attract their attention. in this pa i've blazed some chopped sweet poetatoes and made them nice a shiny by having the kids pick the ingredients from the market, that helps to get th into the idea that they might taste what you hav made at home. >> cabbage, a beautiful color. >> the idea is to use cold weather ingredients. this is not a long recipe. rather than braising the cab oil and set in smashed cloves of garlic and some salt. >> how long you to saute? >> literally just until it's wilted. when it's wilted -- >> take a lit bit of the swe potatoes. is this acor

cf. would not want to be you. >> that would be great. that is what we need to happen.ust do not think that it is going to happen. neil: that famous picture of them huddling around a table looking like they are serious and not childish, they actually seem to be talking. do you see that as short-lived or what? >> talking goose important. that is part of the diplomacy. they are in communication. maybe i am wrong. maybe something will come out of it. i just do not think so yet. neil: thank you very, very much. always good to have you on. i do not know if you have been shopping at walmart the last three months, the world's biggest retailer, it turns out a lot of people were. the earnings themselves much better than expected. has been up about 7%. a big reason why the dow is up right now 90 points. what is causing that? a lot of this is built on consumers and their optimism. monica, what do you think of this? >> i think walmart has found a way to take some from its competitors. what we saw last time was that it was losing share to dollar stores, grocery stores that were tryi

among the leaders, cf industries, alcoa and owens illinois, ecolab.oa is the leader after elliott is taking after 6.5% stake in the country. materials for the year are down about 5%. trailing just energy and utilities as the worst performing sectors. back over to you. >> thank you very much. >>> intuitive surgical celebrated 15 years listed on the nasdaq by ringing the bell last week. ceo gary guthart is with us. you reported third quarter numbers that were quite strong, mr. guthart. there are those who say this won't last long because eventually competition will come for your various systems, the key one da vinci. are you expecting competitive pressures in your business? if so, what are you doing about it. >> customer also have increased options as we go forward. however i think both the appetite for computer aided surgery, robotic surgery will increase over time. and i think customer also choose those systems that bring great value. value will be a combination of those systems that can make a difference in outcomes as well as total costs to treat. o

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someone at the consumer financial protection bureau, because what we have done is join forces with the cf -- to launch new initiative providing financial coaching to veterans. so as 35 american job center side nationwide, we will better serve that by providing them with a credential financial coach who has an understanding of the veterans community, military families, and the challenges they face here it these professionals provide one-on-one free coaching to help them craft a personalized plan. because that is critically important. how to manage her money. we're making these one-stop centers truly one-stop centers for all of the need that veterans confront. i want to say, in closing, i want to say thank you. because, we all play different and president and mrs. bush are playing a remarkably important instrument in the front of the orchestra, the business community -- i'm a trial lawyer, so i drift -- the business community is playing a critical role, because you can't -- you keep a plain folks. now we're moving into sector-based partnerships, so the entire construction industry, as oppos

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in addition, recent settlements from the cf 36789 b and lenders have highlighted the bureau's strong arm tactics and inability to prevent fraudulent claims. as a hearing a few months ago, the committee on financial services heard testimony about the lack of oversight implemented by the cfpb when paying claims to those who were potentially discriminated against. mr. speaker, what most don't understand is that auto dealsers , i repeat, auto deerls, are driven by competition. we are driven by protect our reputation, providing service to our customers and serving our communities. when the cfpb issues fines on auto dend lenders for lealinged scrimtary practices, they don't punish the dealers, they punish the consumer. the very people they are supposedly trying to protect. just as most government involvement does. mr. guinta's bill would finally bring transparency and clarification to a process that has had either. mr. speaker, i know director cadre and all those at the cfpb think they can control my industry, but controlling the lenders we do business w let's not lose sight -- the chair:

. >> and reviewing entities such as (çf]aig, which had this lon office that was doing some things thatdidn't find quite acceptable after the fact, in reviewing these things, do you spend an inordinate amount of time looking at entities that don't come under the $50 billion threshold as a trigger or designation? do you spend a lot of time before you cast that vote? >> you spend a lot of time before you cast the vote. a lot of time. >> and do you have an office to help you with research, ofr, to help you with the research of people who provide expertise to the treasury and the treasury can share its -- >> the ofr does research on various issues. the fsoc staff and the staff of the member agencies also do a lot of work. >> thank you. and when you cast your vote, are you told how to vote? does someone say to you you have to vote a certain way on these issues? >> no. >> is it your opinion that you've been a pretty independent person serving on this fsoc? >> yes. >> and as an independent person, you put your time in and you study things and come to final conclusions. >> yes, and i study it w