i love him, but you got my daughter, so -- >> oh, gotcha. gotcha. >> there's a little bit of hatred. >> okay. >> if you hurt her, i'll kill you, no problem. >> spoken like a serious father. i have to ask you this, the president delivered the eulogy for nelson mandela. the selfie, what did you think of that? >> it was perfectly fine. so what? it was a celebration of life. mandela, you know, it wasn't like what happened to martin luther king. he was taken from us at an early age. mandela lived. it was a celebration of life. people want to be seen with the president. >> what about the first lady's expression, did you see anything there? >> first of all, it's like a 30 second sound bite. if you take a 30 second soundbyte of anybody at anytime, they can appear crazy. a photo of this woman who could have been thinking about mandela's life, anything could have happened. they want to take this and make her out to be -- i have met her. i don't know a sweeter person. my wife has met her, i don't know a sweeter person. you don't get to washington that

. >> a big gotcha.funny when people caught on fire. >> and lisa replayed that video many times and was laughing out loud. >> our whole staff was. >> i want to show this video. ♪ a pair of legs engineered to defie the laws of physics, and the most epic of splits. ♪ who can say where the road goes, where the day goes ♪ >> we have seen volvo, we have seen google use their corporate brand and videos to promote their brand name and story. talk to us about how some brands have failed. >> i think when they co-op it and just try -- if you want something to go viral, it is not going to go viral. if there's no secret sauce. you need to make your story sticky, and by that something that stays with the viewer and something that brings something positive to your brand. like the pan teen pro-v commercial went viral this week. but then what happened was a lot of people tried to poke holes and say why is there only white people in the commercial for a brand that was developed in the philippines. so there's all of these

i gotcha. >> i'm building a recording studio inside this school.uture. i love you. i care about you. i want to see you succeed. >> and another symbol for the students at strawberry mansion. today is the last game of the season. and the mansion knights, so far undefeated. >> i'm proud. i'm happy. >> that's my son, number 9! >> the knights end the season just as they began. >> celebrating. >> what are we? >> we're undefeated. >> undefeated. >> undefeated. first season. >> with this community and this school, we get into victories. we don't win anything. i might not be able to get them into harvard. i may not, you know, be able to give them anything about -- but i can give them hope. god don't underestimate the power of hope. when children have hope, they can succeed. >> and when we come back, principal wayman learns just how far her message of hope has traveled. and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than any other

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. >> gotcha. >> thank you. any other questions about this? i've tried to go through this whole list. i'm assuming that, like everything else, this is an ongoing process. i know this is being submit /w-d the property management plan, but if something's forgotten or not correct, you would amend it. >> that's our hope. we hope we've caught everything this time, but as i said there is certainly going to be future transfers for properties as they complete and need to be transferred so this list will group. glow. grow. >> exactly. any other questions on this particular resolution, 542013? if not, can i entertain a motion? thank you very much, hear a second? >> second. >> thank you very much. please call the roll. >> madam chair, the vote is five i's. >> thank you very much, please call next item. >> 5d, authorizing a memorandum of agreement with the san francisco county transportation authority in an amount not to exceed $2,883,900 for construction of the realignment of the folsom street onramp. >> thank you madam secretary. commissioners, this is

and we should be worrying that this would not happen anymore, rather than playing gotcha politics. >>now, and on that point of gotcha politics, we also heard a number of folks over the weekend sort of making the assertion that this "new york times" article was somehow cover for hillary clinton if she should decide to run in 2016. you've had reince priebus, chairman of the rnc, making it clear, they're going to use the issue against her. and, again, my read of the article says what she had been saying all along is pretty consistent with what the findings have been. >> look, she was a very excellent secretary of state, and i think nobody would dispute that. and as a result of benghazi, there were recommendations. there was a commission. and they had recommendations. she adopted every single one of them, and then added on to it. so she wants to get to the bottom of this. we want to get to the bottom of this. and to kind of imply that somehow this is political as a result, the only politics, in my opinion, is republicans playing politics, trying to see if they can soften her up, because t

. >> gotcha. i want to touch on the -- i won't. never mind. that's it. >> thank you. any other questions or comments? >> i was curious, on page 5 of the is staff memo on the marketing of the units, it does say as required by the ocii loans. i guess the question is on the marketing side of it, is the priority order that's listed here the residents obviously of the alice griffith housing development, that makes sense to me, the hunters point makes sense to me, but why does western edition come in the next line up as preference holders? >> thank you. it's actually because they are certificate of preference holders. they always take perez precedence and preference in any of our development in this development it's extra special in that alice griffith is even above the certificate of preference. >> as between the hunters point holders and the western edition is that because it happens to be in hunters point? >> correct. >> okay. >> to that, the priority, two through six is actually codified. that's the required ordered in the redevelopment plan that add ten years of commun

gotcha ! okay, now, try the switch next to it. sorry about that.we're still trying to figure out what goes where. do you believe that woman ? i like language and the way we use it... to share thoughts and ideas. for example, in this episode... we're talking about likes and dislikes. we use "like" and "don't like"... to talk about what we like to do as well as what we like. i "don't like" making you late for the rest of the story. so, shall we go ? what do you think ? i think you better get out there before they decide to leave. hi. hello. - did everybody get coffee or tea or something ? - henry, why are we all here ? oh, right. well, the reason i asked you here is-- well, sara and i thought-- - is this about the dinner last week ? - yes. actually, i wanted to apologize for how i acted that night. - i was very rude. - all we asked you to do was put off this "going together." give us a chance to get used to the idea. i know, but that night i read something else into it. you thought we were prejudiced ? - it seemed that way to me, yes. - well, you mad

. >> when it comes to the affordable care act, the right wing is always looking far gotcha moment. if they can't find it, they're okay making it up. look at what happened in the epa oversight hearing in the house. epa. congressman paul brown tried to make some news. listen carefully to how the chairman miss mccarthy responds and watch how he distorts it. >> one more question because my time's running out. are you signed up for obama care? >> no, i am not. >> why not? >> because i'm lucky enough as the federal government that i have health care available to me which i've signed up for. in a few years when that's not the case, isle be happy to have other available -- >> the president says obama care -- >> to be clear, mccarthy is referring to the fact that she's lucky enough to already have health insurance. she's not knocking the affordable care act. a few minutes later in the hearing right to her face congressman steve stockman chose to interpret her words somewhat differently. that's number two in our countdown. >> i think earlier you gave me my favorite tweet of the day, which i'

. ♪ >>> gotcha. >> what album is that off of? it's a really great zep album.f you have the album cover. >> the brown paper bag. >> if you lick it, it turns colors. >> you licked it? >> just saying. it's a long time ago. >> today's top trades. intel getting upgrade, keeping price targets steady, 28 bucks a share. there is more evidence corporate pc demand has stabilized. buying this? >> the only thing i don't agree with this stock, they should have raised the price target, if they believed this call that much. it's a little bit of playing stock market. intel has underperformed for years. i think you have to wait until the stock closes above 26 to get excited. that's where it breaks out. here i think you're flipping a coin. >> let's get to retail. dan looking at a standout in the retail sector which was weak today. >> it was weak. 4% off the all time highs it made last week. but you know, macy's had one of the most fantastic quarters of all retailers that reported. and the stock broke out, like i said, to new all times after the q-3 report, trigger today, 10,000

so they're kind of playing gotcha with each other. senator ted cruz doesn't bite.ou prepared to say that it was a mistake, it wasn't the right tactic? >> i think it was absolutely a mistake for president obama and harry reid to force a government shutdown. >> you know even john boehner has said this was a republican shutdown. >> look, i can't help what other people say and john, i understand that in the media, every day the media reported the republican shutdown. >> come on, we're a couple months away, the only reason why this happened is because you insisted, republicans insisted that obamacare be defunded as a condition of funding the government. if you took away that insistence, there will be no shutdown. really. >> you got conservatives who stood strong and said let's stop the train wreck that is obamacare and you've got democrats in the middle of the shutdown, president obama called every senate republican to the white house, sat us in a room and said, i called you here to tell you we're not going to negotiate. we're not going to compromise on anything. repeat

intercepts computers girls online and banks then with special software and spying gotchas before they reach their own. back a big top scandals and great stories that shape big global news about and so be outgoing again. this is all seen to national coming to you live from moscow hello and a very well welcome to the ground before us funerals are to be held in volgograd after the city was devastated by two bomb attacks in less than twenty four hours at least especially four people were killed and many more wounded and as howell reports this issue here is an warning. it is tense it's also very somber the traffic seems to be moving more slowly than i was able to catch up with some of the family members of people who have died namely the father of the security guard one of two people who will be having a funeral today and here is their story it's been one more of an easy night for the residents of russia's southern city of mosul and loved ones of the injured in two terror attacks held vigils in hospitals others mourned. he was a good man a good father a good son a good grandson or not so m

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. >> gotcha. >> it was like a peaceful movement. >> all around the world, you have voices from all around but i do have to ask you, why julian assange, you hear his voice, you don't see his face. you decided to get him into it but how did you get him into it? >> it was very difficult at first to be with him and to be able to have a meeting with him. but we did it. we move a little bit, and we -- i flew to london, where i had a day or two to meet him before we started to end this sopping. and he was -- he was a great guy. he was a very humble man, very intelligent guy. and very open-minded. >> yeah, you recorded him i understand inside the ecuadorian embassy, in london. if i could get a moment with hisdante, why was it so important to do this international pulling together of all these voices, why did you bring so many people together from the world to sing this song? what did it say? >> the reason we did this song is because right now we're living in a moment that everyone is connected via the internet and because of that everyone is aware of what is happening around the world. and there

. >> gotcha. other stock to look at is a stock called zebra technology.. i have to be careful there. they do rfid technology which they do chips instead of flip tag, right. >> out west they do. we still do the lift tag here you betcha. >> here is the other trend, to give you a sense of the trend. these smaller resorts, you say small, how many hills have you got here, rick. >> we advertise 11 runs. we have three chairs and two surface and have 11 runs. >> gotcha. this is good size for me. i don't want too steep of a hill much this tends to be a feeder to the big resorts like the vails. this is where people learn how to ski and in fact, rick, that's what you're b you're about teaching them. now these resorts are starting to buy some of the smaller resorts because these are feeders to them, rights? >> they realize they're feeders. there is very few of us left family. we have lesson going here. >> thank you. appreciate the, head's up. there you go. it is, oh, up close and personal there, on a beautiful day and a beautiful snow season. feels like this lasts up

. >> i wish you would put aside the gotcha questions. >> but surprises can happen anywhere. >> for thetraw poll it's -- mitt romney. governor. >> hey, carl. >> what a great surprise. >> good to see you. >> the relationship with the obama white house has been complicated. when i watch press conferences, ed henry is a bulldog. he's on our team now. >> i know you are creating a thing here for fox -- >> that's not what i'm doing. >> he and jay carney go back and forth. and there is also sniping at you when somebody at the white house called you a lunatic. >> what the american people care about is the fact that their premiums are going up 25, 40, 60%. >> let me insert this. you have a significant interview with president obama right near the climax of the health care debate. >> the ideas embodied in this legislation aren't left, not right. >> i understand. >> they are -- >> i know you don't like to talk about process. there are a lot of questions in the 18,000 that talk about process. some criticized you calling it an interrupt-a-thon. what do you say? >> if you are not getting answers or y

. >> gotcha. >> but also republicans don't want a government shutdown. they did fairly well in polling in the last one. >> so brad legality me ask you this -- let me ask you this. why do we care and why all of us should be paying attention here. how would this deal be paid for? >> right. so you need -- if you want to keep a deficit the way it is, you need to find some way to save money elsewhere if you're going to boost spending for the next two years which is what they're talking about. they're talking about cutting spending over a longer time frame in other areas. one area they might ask federal employees to pay a little more for their pension plans. another possible rumored area is they might hike the fees for airline security. now we don't know the exact details of these, and in some ways that's actually a good sign. the fact that a lot of these proposals aren't really leaking in their specifics means that the talks are still ongoing and that they're still productive and you know, a couple of people have said, once you start hearing these damaging le

this is one a real gotcha, 3.8%.re is what we're seeing, i got to tell you, this year people will find for the first time, in new york we're used to this but in other parts of the country, your tax obligation all-in, all told, all of it could well be above 50%. tracy: new york is second. factor in your state and you're done. >> exactly. tracy: can be higher depending on your investment portfolio. adam: what are you saying could hit people with incomes far lower than $400,000. talking about investment income. >> absolutely right. if you have big portfolio or decent income, watch out this year. the threshold for paying a ton of attention before the close of the year, $200,000. if that is your income, or, if you have a lot of income spinning out of a portfolio you want to pay attention now. this week and all week we'll be talking about, what do you do about this? what should you be thinking about? what other gotchas are there? all things to obamacare. there was also tax reform a couple years ago. so now we're paying the

. >> gotcha. dana, your thoughts? >> i thought the pope was the best choice. thought that he merited the award. and the reason i wouldn't -- i don't like the definition that they have because if assad had been given this award, they see it only as a positive. so when you get "time" man of the year, nobody is looking at the fine print to use the definition. they use that as propaganda for themselves. >> i think the pope was the right choice. >> not barack obama? >> no. probably, second place. >> i would have probably chosen, on the list, vladimir putin over assad because i think he's controlling most of what's happening at least over in the middle east -- well, and the world, you could argue. again, domestically, if this is just pro-america like greg gutfeld, i'd go with sebelius. she's affected a good portion of the last year because of that darn website and the obama care law. >> did you see putin has closed off all journalists? he controls everything over there. >> state-run media. i agree with dana. i think we talked about this at thanksgiving time. whateve

. >> i wish you would put aside the gotcha questions. >> surprises ks happen anywhere. >> for the strawulletin, mitt romney, governor. what a great surprise. >> good to see you. >> it is the relationship in the observe white house has been complicated. when i watch press conferences he had henry is a bulldog. he is on our team now. >> he has been creating for fox. >> he and jay carney go at it back and forth. the result of some sniping at you the white house called you a lunatic. >> what the american people talk about is the fact that their premiums are going up 25, 40, 60 percent. >> let me insert this. you had a significant interview with president obama right near the climax of the healthcare debate. >> the ideas embody this, legislation are not left, they are not right. >> i understand. i know you don't like to talk about process but there are a lot of questions with the 18,000 that talk about process. >> some have criticized you calling it an interrupt-a-thon. >> if you are not getting answers or you are getting filibuster answers. >> i apologize for interrupting you, trying to get

. >> gotcha. >> that's one of the underlying principles.because the doma decision the windsor decision never really decided whether the states could prevent marriage. >> an important decision or a distinction without a difference? >> i believe it is a distinction without much of a difference and i believe shelby made that, the windsor decision turned on the individual rights of two people to marry two people of the same sex to marry and that seems to be something that's going to prevail here, whether it's the state's trying to interfere or whether the federal government is trying to interfere. >> i wonder if you are in utah and thinking about getting married and you're a same sex couple and you are considering this now, is there a bit of a risk? are you thinking about this carefully now because there could be a situation where the appeals court does uphold the ban. it may be a small possibility, but there's a possibility isn't there? >> yes, i think there probably is something that is in the minds of same-sex couples that maybe their marria

gotcha. who do you think is the winner between two? >> what do you think?uld go with the miami property. >> i knew you would say miami. >> because i'm cuban. >> quick swim. i have to tell you. i think from a supply and demand standpoint and most other standpoints, retaining value, et cetera, et cetera, it's go to be malibu. malibu is the show stopper for decades. it's going to be i guarantee you a mega billionaire will buy it. >> california's ocean opulence wins round number three. let us know if you agree. use #milliondollarhome. later she will top the crowning home during close bel"closing b. >> i too have decorated my home with sea shells. >> what would you look to buy for 2014? here with his top five stocks to buy, for the new year is c in connection contributor michael farr president of farr miller and washington. welcome to the program. let's run down your top picks. you chose cbs, slumber j, full come, united technologies and accenture. >> cvs, a terrific company. we have 30 million people uninsured whack sees to prescription plans now. question have

when it comes to affordable care act the right wing is looking for a gotcha moment, if they can't findokay making it up. this is the epa oversight hearing in the house. paul brown tried to make news with this question for epa administrator jena mccarthy. listen to how she responds and watch how he distorts it. >> let me ask you one more question because my time is running out. are you signed up for obamacare? >> no, i am not. >> why not? >> because i'm lucky enough as a federal government that i have health care available to me which i've signed up for in a few years when that's not the case, i'll be happy to have other available -- >> our president says obamacare -- >> want to be clear, mccarthy is referring to the fact she's lucky enough to already have health insurance. she's not knocking the affordable care act. a few minutes later in the hearing right to her face, steve stockman chose to interpret her words differently and that's number two in our countdown. >> i think though, earlier you gave me my favorite tweet of the day which i'm going to send out, which is -- >> wasn't my in

we're letting you know what you should do about the tax rate increases and inform you of any other gotchas you may need to know about. joining uins now, joseph perry, the firmwide partner in charge of tax and business services at marcum. thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. gerri: you guys having a year-end tax guide and you've been putting some of your clients through a simulation to see what they might owe come april.at it is not pretty, is it? >> it is not pretty. we sampled 1200 of our clientspl anedd took their taxes for 2012 and layered the changes. gerri: on top. >> for changes in 2013 and it didn't sound like a big increase. it was a 7% increase. if you took changes in the rates. gerri: that is sound big to me. >> the surprise was the amount it was. gerri: how much was it? >> it was a quarter of a gebilliondollars. a quarter of a billion dollars. gerri:. you're talking your clientst only not talking about the worlde worl here. >> our clients. gerri: that is crazy. >> a sample of marcum es a. gerri: pick through the changes and i can't people to understand what is going on

. >> gotcha. wanted to make sure i didn't mess you up.erry christmas. >> give you a sense of how serious of an issue it is. aaa came up with a list of tips for surviving the holiday parking lot. that list, skip the main entrance. try to find a spot far away from the store that you're going to. and get a little exercise when you walk there. >>> while millions of people are already at their holiday destinations, it's business as usual for federal workers, the office of personnel management says the government will remain open often christmas eve. opm says that's been their standing policy when christmas falls on a wednesday. the government has remained open 6 of the last 9 times it's happened since 1946. >>> coming up on 11 before the hour now. new this morning, four people are in the hospital after a serious crash near joint base andrews. the car slammed into a pole on allentown road. one of the victims did suffer life threatening injuries. police in prince gorges county are still trying to figure out what caused this crash. >>> d.c. polic

but my question is, it seems to me -- not trying to play gotcha here.ust observing things like how rogers says, we can't write bills to these levels of 967. we have to get rid of the sequester is we're going to be able to actually successfully appropriate. what about that? >> dave, i'm going to give you the last word. all i'll say is hint, hint, i love the word $967 billion. >> they couldn't write bills to that, larry. >> when you say -- let's get one of our mechanics in and this would be a fun conversation. you can write the legislation to that number. accumulating the votes for it becomes your problem because of all the special interests banging on your door. look, the reality of it is, until this conversation becomes about mandatory spending, the entitlement state, a lot of this discussion almost borders on absurd because of the amount of savings that we get today but also in the out years. what breaks my heart is we continue this fight over the sequestration when the 10,000-pound gorilla, which is, let's be honest, medicare and the other entitlement

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it's more than just a gotcha, but if you want to try to find out how the federal budget works or what's really happening with the health care law, i try to untangle the rhetoric that politicians use. >> well, good luck with that, because it's a morass of -- now, one final question. jay carney has to go out there every day and defend what president obama says, what president obama says about the doctor. now we know that's not true and carney still tries to spin it. have you been tough on carney? >> yes, i have given him pinocchios. he's not been especially happy about that either. >> all right, does he have the longest nose in the world at this point? is there anyone? >> you know, i have been covering politics for so long that, you know, i have just learned that politicians of both sides will stretch the truth if they think it will give them a political edge. >> sure. look, you and i have something in common. i make a living in the no spin zone because i do what you do but in a different way, but there's no shortage of dishonesty coming out of the precincts of power. mr. kessler, thank y

discrimination of any form, but i think what's important about this debate is not getting into any specific gotchais, but asking the question, what about freedom of speech? should we limit speech from people we find abhorrent? should we limit racists from speaking? i don't want to be associated with those people, but i also don't want to limit their speech in any way. >> yes, it appears the gop has chosen that rand paul as the party's ambassador to black america. insofar, the results have not been great. there was howard university. >> if i would have said, who do you think the founders of the naacp are, do you think the republicans or democrats -- would anyone in here know they were all republicans? >> yes. >> all right, all right, you know more than i know. okay, and that's -- and i don't mean that to be insulting. i don't know what you know. first, one of the african-american u.s. senators was a guy named, uh -- blanking on his name from massachusetts. >> brooks. >> brooks, edwin brooks. and his, his -- howard graduate, yes. >> a few months later, it came out that paul employed a man who once w

. >> gotcha. i like boy, isn't this great?nly cut it yourself, that is about 70 bucks, that is even less. >> that is $40. >> 40 for that one. that is a $40 tree right there. you won't get that in new york city, by golly. david: in new york, about $120 in new york, that tree would go. cheryl: $75 in manhattan, thank you very much, for a seven-foot tree. david: i don't know. i don't know where you shop but give me the address because i've seen one like that for over 100. that is expensive tree. by the way, what is the temperature out there, jeff? >> we're at six right now. they say, whoa, shoot, i almost killed laurie, with the tree. well, it is six and going down tonight even lower. we'll go down there. of the sun is setting out there. david: six degrees out there. jeff, thank you very much. >> laurie took the job with jeff, she knew danger would be involved. christmas tree danger. david: tough assignment. always fun working with jeff flock. cheryl: as investment season picks up steam you might enjoy a few alcoholic beverages.

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lori: gotcha. gary heck, president and ceo of korbel. thank you for joining us.ve a little static on the line. we'll leave it there. have a wonderful new year's celebration. >> absolutely. remember to celebrate responsibly. lori: good reminder. adam: how about this for a new year's present. this is car worth 1,660,000 bucks. this is washington native on "the price is right", making her the biggest winner in all time history. won an audi. spider. her winnings included, taxes on the car was, and a pair of prada shoes, worth $3,000. they're not even leather. make the total winnings, just over $170,000. that is lovely car. would you sell the car? lori: oh, yeah. i'm not a car person..3 adam: lovely car. lori: how about seats in the back of the car. adam: there you go. >> cold temps hitting northeast just in time for tonight's festivities. adam: but there is also a snowstorm brewing. we get the forecast straight ahead. [ driver ] today, my ambulance knew all about a bike accident, just by talking to a helmet. it grabbed the patient's record before we even picked himp.

so the thought that clapper was taken by surprise, that it was a gotcha moment, no, he knew what he wasad the options like you said of saying look, that is classified. a let's talk about that in closed session. he had the opportunity after the fact what i meant to say was, he did none of those things. he lied, he lied under oath and they would have gotten away with it if it hadn't been for snowden's revelation. bill: what the house members argue, there has to be a follow-up on this. you can't just allow it to go by the side. tom, final answer, same question i asked kt. holder by the way is expected to respond by the 10th of january. will they get what they want? >> they will not get what they want because it is absolutely inconceivable that holder would be calling the ball here. the decision whether to go forward on this would come from the white house. obama telegraphed already that is not growing to happen. i want to touch on one thing quickly, bill that kt brought up the idea he knew this question was coming. of course he knew this question was coming, if there is any doubt, roll the

. >> gotcha. look at retail sales numbers. obviously very important to you.ant to you. you sold online. i will get, by the way, silver medalist in the last olympics by the way, playing against on that one. bricks and mortar presence. >> we think it is important for people to experience a products. to be able to experience the brand. corporations are really a big part of our customer base. so this is a central business district of chicago. we want people to come down to experience see our products and brands and unplug-and-play with people they care about. >> they are the number one selling paddles, number one selling paddles on allison and costco for the last two weeks. featured on costco homepage. can she do interview whether she is playing? when did you start playing. >> when i was nine years old. >> in serbia. >> you are the best known table tennis player in world. did you ever think it would come to that? >> no. i definitely have it. i have a lot of fans on facebook. and table tennis is actually a great sport. we find out there is a lot of fans that follo

it must be a tough job for an answer these questions as i understand that these gotchas. as i have them for me you have to -- these questions. haveunderstand, you testified -- it's only why they didn't know and why the show that's why the shop has been -- from entire year. >> it has been extremely well- publicized on october 1 came, we ran into a number of difficulties and problems that were unanticipated. at the time i gave that testimony i was providing the best information i had based on -- >> i appreciate that. what is confusing to me, mr. deputy administrator, is that when i listen to secretary sebelius, she blamed it on the contractors. somehow she was shielded from being able to make those decisions. were you involved are silly in making those decisions? i'm tried to figure out where the mess of this so we can get this shop online instead of waiting another year. this,t i would say is societal is what i would characterize the business owner of the marketplaces, including the shop. have been instrumental, obviously, in providing the regulations and the guidance and

the press can say anything they want, and they'll always go for the gotcha area. and people lose confidence in government. if you are confirmed, what are you do to insure that mistakes and misinformation like this don't happen again from the position of power that you will have? >> senator, i will do everything i can if i am confirmed to make sure that the agency follows the law and also to make sure that this committee is kept fully apprised of any ongoing activities by the cia. >> so it's not just the law, but it's the practices within the agency which you've developed over the years. practices of suspicion of us and the unwillingness to deal with us and somehow feel that they have to say that we don't though what we're talking about. >> well, were i to be confirmed, i would pledge to you that i would work closely with this committee to make sure that you receive the information you need to conduct effective oversight. >> please remember the about 50,000 footnotes that were on the two studies we spent nine years writing. i thank you, and i thank the chair. >> th

. >> gotcha. >> let's run this thing up the flag pole. let's see what the higher management thinks?utside the box. >> none of these things actually really bother me. they don't really bother me at all. >> you are very kind. they drive me crazy. i feel like it's a big that people start to use that language when they really aren't very good at their job. when they can speak the language of their job maybe people think they are good at it. >> buzz words from a while ago. think outside the box wasn't annoying when it first came out. >> when my boss first said that she is doing something really innovative. >> viewers from grace in georgia who said one of my most hated office expression was shoot me an email. yeah, i agree with you on that one. >> p.b. says, this off the chart, off the hook, spot on. >> what about off the chain? >> and celina in georgia says absolutely hate didn't you get that memo or must have missed that memo when in fact no memo was sent. that's the passive aggressive. oh i must have missed that memo. >> how about stephan in new york who says the office catch phrase i

. >> i gotcha. well, even the claims number, believe me, you know, 3s are wild.over 3% on gdp. you know, moving down in claims, it's obviously not bad news, but, you know, considering things like labor force participation rate, it doesn't necessarily translate into more jobs and, of course, we'll know more about that tomorrow morning? >> right, right, of course. and the bond market, the long end of the curve, is in a sense normalizing. whereas the fed wants the long end yields to be abnormal. so that process is in its early innings, and that will continue. while the u.s. economy is just okay, 2% okay, a yield of 1.6% over the summer was not substantia substantiated. so now we have still a 2% economy, long-term interest rates are normalizing, and again, that's a sign that the bond market is taking control of long-term monetary policy, long-end monetary policy, from the fed. >> plrt. all right. listen, i'll throw you curveballs and put in the hot seat. i remember, maybe a year ago, a little longer, when senator carl levin was doing that big hearing about goldman an