if you showed up at q do ba and kissed at the counter, you can buy one meal and get one free. so there you go. kiss at the counter at qdoba and you get two for one. >> in about nine minutes they will be gathering at the gopher hole. all eyes will be on senior sara bart. she is one of 15 players selected out of 2,000. she could win $100,000. you're a half an hour away from watching jeopardy right here on abc2. >>> i'm going to try to read this without getting a lump in my throat. corey weisman is a senior. as a freshman he suffered a stroke on saturday against washington college the coach put him in and pulled him. that was all scripted. then corey gets in with 306 seconds left. washington college fouls him on purpose. corey goes to the line misses the first free throw but hits the second. he finishes his career with one collegiate point. washington college honors him by making him the shoreman of the week. corey will graduate on time. what a job both did to make this man remember his senior day. for more on corey's story, just head to abc2news.com/sports. we'll be right back.

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thought about doing away with, if in doing away with that we completely lose a capability or the able to have that capability in the future in a timely or responsive bas basis, we influence the decision of what to do in that case. it is a complex calculus, but we are serious about the notion of reversibility because of the experience that we have had in the beginning, but a it is very hard to predict the future in in current environment and it is too important to keep in institution's ability to be responsive to the unforeseen. >> okay. the secretary has an appointment at a white house on -- >> another deputy's committee meeting. >> 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> yes, on the same topic. >> so the last question is an omnibus question. i have several cards that have ip qui inquired about what are position policy ought to be toward central and south america and israel. you comment on the globe and i would throw in iran and korea as well, and spanning the globe as they used to say in the "wide world of sports" and -- >> i will see how many i can cover. >> where are we going? >> i am trying to write all of the ones that you mentioned. okay. central and south

calorie day in american life second only to thanksgiving and people are betting and eating is ba they're doing. football, as i said, combines violence punctuate d by committee meetings called huddles and replicates the worst aspect of american life. that said, when it's over, pitchers and catchers report in two weeks, and we can go back to reading the newspapers. you want a prediction? >> i want a prediction. >> i usually root for the team whose victory would make the most liberals unhappy. boston and new york, i don't know how to choose. so i'll say probably boston has a higher concentration, so i'm for the giants. >> giants. he's going to go for the giants. matthew dowd. >> i'm a detroit lion fan. they're not in the playoffs so i'll root for the nfc team which is the giants and think they win by accept and only pick seven. if the unemployment number has a seven in front of it, barack obama is re-elected. >> and if it doesn't -- a pretty safe bet if it gets down to seven. not a lot of predicts for that today. dana loesch. >> well, i'm from st. louis. so we are the home of the rams, and we're

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that's the calculation because you know people who are developing these sanction programs the e ba embas say you do nothing and try to have some kind of containment like the cold war or you have the risk of military conflict. the middle ground is sanctions so there isn't a lot of precedent for what's happening right now. when you look at history. but it's thought that iran's economic situation is such that this really will put pressure on it, that this is a, this is really a new game that's being played with iran because these sanctions are so much more serious and so much go to the heart of the matter compared to anything that's happened. you can see what's going on here is that they keep talking about keeping the other option on the table. some kind of military option or the least not taking it off the table so the iranians don't know what's going to happen. and it really is a game in which there's a lot of uncertainty. the iranians for instance they did make an effort to in some way disrupt supplies to the strait of hormuz. so communication is not very good on either side real ascribing it. but

ba zb el. this doesn't limit what we do, i would argue we should go further and the federal reserve has for systemically important financial institutions have indicated there will be a surcharge, that's not enough relative to the losses we face. >> remind us, what are the requirements, what are the capital requirements in the bazel round? >> well, it depends on exactly what kind of financial institutions you're talking about. and the headline number is between 10 and 12%. i would say the kev sill in the risk weighted assets. and if you -- if the risk weighted is so fundamentally flawed that they've missed completely the sovereign debt crisis and the true risks that all these european banks face, and our banks face because they're exposed to the european banks. they've hedged this risk through some offsetting derivative contract. the counter party risk in that swap is probably with a european bank, at least in part. how big is that in how profound is that risk? i don't know. i talk to the senior regulators on this issue. i don't know if the regular laters would tell me if they knew. we shouldn't be -- i'

. >> caller: ba ba ba booyah from cardinal nation. what do you think of acorn? >> interesting opthamological. but i would buy another. >>> let's go to mary beth. >> caller: what do you think the future holds for united health? >> on fire. just on fire. unbelievable. pulled away from the pack. humana. the stock can work its way higher. i would like to catch it on a down day. >> jim, how are you? >> real good. how are you? >> caller: fine. this is john in florida. i would like to have your input on phn. >> i think you should buy toll brothers. if you buy a home builder, buy highest quality. i think a lot of people will downgrade home builders. i think toll is the class of the field. >>> steven in new york. steven. >> caller: hey, jim. how are you. booyah! >> i got to get there. what's up? >> caller: sbs, the brazilian water company for years, value has more than doubled. recently made a big move. what do you think? >> my friend, you know more about it than i do. i got to come back. brazilian water company is not my strong suit. let me make notes, we'll come back a

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do i know what that means, pat, think outside the box? what makes college lisa affordable for today's middle class? >> it's a supply and demand situation. you got to have a ba degree, it seems, to get a good job. everybody knows that. socially if you have not gone to college and didn't get a ba disagree our considered a semi sec class accident so there are probably half of america's young desperate to get into college that is the demand side. but a lot of professors have enorm russ salaries and -- enorm russ salaries and teach ago assistance in there and the huge pots of federal and state money pouring in that frankly, drive prices high and higher. i think education, john, in america is -- part of education, there are some outstanding schools. but education is one of the biggest rackets going on in america today. >> it's the biggest racket that everybody needs to be a part of if you want to make in society. the taxpayer money is not there to fund t and professors making huge salaries. but i don't believe that is widespread. i think it's expensive because providing classrooms and teachers and the campus ac daze, everything has gone up. and college education

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