everly begin with you, please. >> okay. well, we certainly do try to carry out the cost benefit analysis. up our policy on rule makings, we consider the cost the benefits and alternatives based on available data. we ask a lot of questions during the rule-making process to garner the impact on institutions, and we're technically interested in the feedback we get from community banks about the costs of the regulation or the ways that it would impact the institution. and we make changes based on the information that we hear. as to your second question which was about whether additional requirements would impact that process, i think it would, anytime you add additional requirements, it makes the process of conducting the analysis more difficult and also would open it up to additional legal challenges. and your final question was what kind of impact could that have on the process. i think it could certainly slow the process. and certainly would make it more cumbersome and limit our flexibility. >> thank you, ms. hunter. >> i'm

unknown but people with alzheimers have plaques in their brains which stop neurorons from working prop everlysearchers have treated this in mice, using ultrasound waves. and it did clear the plaque in 75% of the mice who then performed better in memory tests. jeremy hughes says the findings are good news. >> while we are excited every time there's a bit of research that shows possible hope for people without alzheimers disease, and as you say, there are over 40 million people around the world living with with the disease today. with little prospect yet of really finding a cure this is early stage research that we are hearing about it has only been done on mice, we are very hope that have with more investment in research, and doubles efforts we will be able to build on these early studies and find the answers in the years to come, so yes it is important to have hope, but what is also important is to give better support to people living with alzheimers disease today. too many people don't even get a diagnosis, and many people feel embarrassed that people won't talk about alzheimers, they are hi

making sure that equipment is not just in place but it is also used prop everly. that the training the advising and strategic input that's been provided. continues through this fighting season in part so that the president who is taken on the commander in chief that we have not seen in the past can do a serious review, and assess where our strengths are and our weaknesses are and we can proceed with more effect i planning going forward. so -- the bottom line is our men and women make enormous sacrifices. their families to too, they serve alongside them. this will mean that there are going to be some folks who are in afghanistan under the new schedule, who would have been home. but it is important to keep in perspective, first of all that we have gone down from 100,000 down to under. thousand. that they are not on the front lines because they are not in a combat role. we are don't all that we can do to make sure that force protection is a priority. for those who are in afghanistan. and the date for us to have completed our draw down, will not companying. but it is

naomi everly who hails from boston and dallas but boston and as you might imagine -- she might be buried under seven feet of snow right now but she sends her regrets and her flight was not able to get her here. she's also the vice chair of the dnc's national finance committee and advisory born co-chair. donna brazile, vice chairwoman of the democratic national committee. [ applause ] maria cardona principal of the dewey square group. thank you, maria. mark elias, the chaur of the perkins political law group. [ applause ] teddy geoff, a partner in presis strategies. mannish goil, the president of mkg marketing. rick polacio, the chairman of the colorado democratic party. [ applause ] and lee saunders, the president of afscme. [ applause ] and i am so pleased to recognize kentucky governor steve beshear who serves -- last but not least, as the de facto chair of the democratic victory task force to give us a preliminary report of their work to date. i guess we're making you chair by default today. he drew the short straw to do the presentation. governor bashir was elected governor of kentuc

breaking news right now police on the hunt for two home invasion suspect who terrorized a he will everlyhe breaking details. justin? >> police have fanned out looking foremen with masks on their faces, two white men broke into 2,000 block of murray street just after 6:30 this morning making their way through rear kitchen window then immediately going after an elderly couple inside. we are told there was a man and woman inside, both in their 70s the woman, 75 years old, was maced by one of these men. there is also a man inside, 77 years old no words on his injuries. police called here right away, as were medics, turns out they were treated here at the scene here, their injuries, not said to be severe. those two men did escape with what we don't know at this time but active investigation now underway this morning. and this bustleton neighborhood, police are continuing to question the victim's inside, and also, searching for information from neighbors here on the ground. we will stay on this story throughout the morning and bring updates as we find them live in bustleton justin finch, cbs-3