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that, you have 550 bucks, and we're stuck at a red light, and that triggers a red light chall-e-e-enge how the red light challenge question works. it's a multiple-answer question. you have to get all parts of the answer correct. if you do, it's worth an extra 250 bucks. no penalty for wrong answers, so both of you call out anything you think till you've got it all or time has run out. if you do miss it, you don't get a strike. you don't lose any money, you just don't get the $250, and you have 30 seconds to answer. are you ready? yes. well, let's do it then. in its first year, the big band and jazz hall of fame honored five musical performers and bandleaders. name four of these five musical icons. go! cab calloway. cab calloway. louis armstrong. louis armstrong. got one with louis. miles davis. no, miles didn't have a big band. keep guessing. no penalty for wrong answers. billie holiday. nope. etta james. nope. oh, my god. i don't know any. big band and jazz hall of fame. i don't know. led zeppelin? allman brothers? i'm drawing a blank. five seconds. zz top. i don't know. i don't know!

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. >>> nasdaq's ceo says the stock engs change is embarrassed by its handling of facebook's initial stockok was supposed to start trading at 11 a.m. but trading didn't begin for 32 minutes later. there's no indication the delay impacted the performance of the stock of facebook shares rose 23 cents on the first day in the market. >>> facebook's ipo didn't do much to help the markets overall. on friday the dow was down 73 points while the nasdaq sank 34. >>> a chinese corporation is buying one of the largest movie theater chains in the u.s. the $2.6 billion deal to acquire amc is china's largest takeover of a u.s. company in history. the deal will allow amc to spend more on upgrading its theaters and expand overseas. it's not expected to lead to a change in amc's management or work force. >>> meanwhile, yahoo is selling half its stake in online chinese retailer al baba, giving yahoo $7 million. >>> and a record price was paid for a jersey once worn by babe ruth. an anonymous bidder bought the yankees jersey for more than $4.4 million. that's the most anyone has paid for a piece of sports me

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we don't think you can continue to borrow and not engs pekt the market to push rates higher. we hope that the fed pulls rates higher as the global economy continues to expand and improve but that remains to be seen. >> what about the implications of rock bottom rates in japan? we saw rates of inflation. can rates go lower as we've seen in the '90s like in japan? >> the fed is trying to keep interest rates artificially low. fundamentally it doesn't make sense that we have negative rates but the fed will continue to keep rates low and this could continue to lower. >> are you expecting more easing from the fed, eric? >> i think we will get more easing. the core of the fed is very dovish and there's an operati twist with mortgage backs. >> i share your concern that people can lose money if they are hurt by a rise in rates when the fed decides it's time to start letting those rates rise. but don't you feel that bernanke and company are mindful? it's not like they are going to take the rug out from everybody and pull at once. don't you think there will be a subtle way for them to d

but to the engs extent that i can call them as i see them, that's the direction that i want to go in.in one of the two major political parties in order to get a committee assignment? >> i don't think so. you know, i carry the constitution around on my iphone. i have a great app called the usa manual. the world caucus doesn't appear anywhere. neither does the word party. and i don't see how you can necessarily exclude a duly elected nate from anywhere else. i've got to tell you, chris, this is what i think is a big part of the problem with the country is there's more fighting and bickering and blaming and everything else and the problems of the country and they are significant ones, just aren't being dealt with. congress is absolutely not working and until you make the institution work that the framers gave us to solve our problems, you're never going to get to the solution of the problems. it didn't always have to be that way. >> why didn't -- why don't you do something remarkable. you simply could be the one with the vice president that decides things and you go on and say, look, i'm

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its claim to fame as an amphibious vehicle is its speed on land, it's eng neerpineered as fast as 180miles an hour in the water. what do you have to do to prepare this for the water? it's real hard, drive her right in. >> an amphibious car can easily pull a skier. these are consumer vehicles but the sea lion is clearly an eraser with its bubble hatch, not a car to frolic around in the water. >> it's not scary? >> i've been scared in it, have i. it's not a pleasure boat. it's an engineering experimentation vehicle. >> the question is do you wear a seat belt and a life jacket? >> i've worn the life preserver and i've brought an oar. >> other amphibious makers promote their cars as chick magnets. the sea lion has been magnetic in its own way. the co-owner of fantasy junction, the dealer selling the racer says -- >> interest has been overwhelming and global. >> the sticker price, a mere $259,500. mark wit says he's never encountered fish out driving, though apparently the spy who loved me did. when you're asking a buyer to sink $259,000 into a car, it better have a slightly ambiguous amph

there are engs pla nations about what have occurred here have evolved and so this definitely caught them off guard. i think it's caught the regulators off guard and there's another part of this bill called title 7 that talks about clearing houses for derivatives and there's been some speculation that if that were more active, there would be signals and it's a really good time for us to examine these policies and really answer the question for things that are laid out and give us an understanding of where we ought to be in this policy making place. >> let me ask you one more quick question before i let you go. i know you need to go. the size of the banks. jpmorgan is now bigger than it was before the crash. the other banks are bigger than they were. do we have to downsize these banks to hedge against further risk for potential risk of the taxpayer? >> well, you know, i think you know that i was really involved in dodd frank and yet i voted against it and it was for the rereason that you're bringing up. i really saw what we were doing was going to cause the big banks to get bigger and real

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at the huntington eng l shipyard, the uss gerald ford has been under construction for the past four yearsdelivery is expected in 2015. >> our ships take so long to build. an aircraft carrier seven years, submarine six years, maybe a little less. the timelines are long. >> they employ nearly 38,000 workers at its four shipyards, 21,000 of them here at newport news. they plan to hire 74 more, about 20% of them veterans. >> we have no choice but to go hire the folks, train them, make them shipbuilders, which really makes an argument that says, you've invested the money in the work force in the ships -- >> the trouble is not here. it's back in washington, the budget. the administration's 2012 budget calls for 55 ships over the next five years, the 2013 budget knocked that down to 41 ships. the navy is getting smaller. >> we were around 380,000 people in 2000 and down to about 320,000 people today. so in today's austere budget environment, we can have the right number of people but have enough money to buy weapons systems and new platforms and ships. we're in an era where designing ships and a

and the vision that you could go from one culture to the other, from one language to the next, and enge audiences in their own realm, bringing the passion of thought through writing but also through lectures, through all sorts of strategies that he could come up with. he was really a man that believed in the idea that ideas are at the center of our democratic society. >> suarez: in 2012, an american student who finishes hool, maybe goes on to college, it likely to read a latin american writer. but take us back to 1958, when fentes' first novel appeared. it was a very different scene, wasn't can? >> mex cae was seen to be an awkward, primitive country with little to offer to western sill braigz, and it was fentys and a cadre of writers, that believed the european novel, the north american novel had both run their course and it was time for the latin american pen to stand up to the world stage and present a different vision of what literature was all about and the idea of politics and the imagination together could result in. he, together with gabrielle markas, and with julio cartasa, fro

i was reading really stinging requirements from the bank of eng and indeed from elsewhere in europe at a time when they're trying to gal van nuys more trade as you point out. are they too strenuous or complex? >> i think it's a mention tur. what we can do is an effect of pry or station of regulatory changes. there seems to be little focus on an insing of the cumulus of impact of multiple changes to multiple regulations all coming at the same time. the consequence of that is it's making much less able the banking industry to provide credit. so it's not a question that the banks should deleverage. of course, they should be deleveraging. it's the pace at which that deleveraging is happening, around think what we're seeing in europe is actually the consequence. there was an eba report suggest 2g.6 trillion euros of deleveraging required to meet the new capital and deleveraging. the pace is what's adding to the stress in the european markets. so i think it needs a much more coherent and regulatory change. >> i a presume the europeans have to be careful. capital can be redirected anywhere gl

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