. >> huang yen is nine years old.r grandparents in a rural area of china's hunan province. her mother and father are migrant lalaborers. it has been n three years since huang yen has seen either of her parents. >> i often cry. but only in secret. i don't want grandmother and grandfather to know. they don't like it. >> the coastal city of wenzhou in zhejiang province is a 17-hour bus ride away. it is a magnet for laborers. the city's factories produce a multitude of products, including textiles, sports shoes, and glasses frames for the world's markets. the parents and their second daughter -- who huang yen hasn't met yet -- live in this room without water or sanitation. >> we have no vocational training, and there aren't any factories in our home town. we're forced to find work in the cities. >> but huang yen can't go to school here. unlike in her home town, here she would have to pay around 430 euros a month in school fees. that's as much as her father earns in the same time workingng 15-hour days. it's a nearly unbea

it appears that deborah huang yang, former u.s.ttorney now california law firm partner may be the front-runner to be the chairman of the s.e.c. no specific word from the trump organization and, of course, the president-elect's aides were saying on our conference call he continues to mix and match people and don't always assume people who come in for interviews are up for the job they're rumored to be up for. kelly o'donnell on capitol hill reports she is believed to be a top contender for the s.e.c. right now, at least as of a few minutes ago, rex tillerson of exxonmobil is believed to be a candidate for secretary of state. they didn't officially confirm that. we are watching a frenzy of meetings as president-elect trump and his team sort out who fits where. they emphasized they are mixing, matching, feeling out people, getting advice and changing slots what people are being put in as that interview process goes along. carl? >> john thank you very much for that. john harwood outside trump tower in new york city. >>> why "the wall s

. >> the question is are there a modern huangs who something like the oed. the answer is, i would say, no, but the answer is, yes. the french, example, have the -- not quite the same as the oed. it's multivolume. it was originally part of a major project to -- have dictionaries of different periods of the language but in fact, what they've done is produced a dictionary from the 18th century up to the present day, but with dealing with etymologies right back to the earlier period so there's a very good comprehensive dictionary of english. in oed started in 1884, started publishing in 1884 and completed in 1928, which is 44 years later. it wasn't the first of the big historical national historical projects to start. the first was the grim's dictionary and that goes back to the 18 oh -- 1840s. people always think the editors of the oed must work very slowly to take 44 years to write a book. the grimms dictionary started in 1848 and was completed in 1960. and that is -- they did some great work but the difference is that their articles are rather more discussed.

senator ayotte was taken aback, said she wasn't planning on it but huang deared why -- but wondered whye'd asked in the first place. well, kate replied, because i want to be the first woman president. i guess it's true what they say: the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. it's not surprising when you consider the bast example kelly ayotte has set, not just for kate but for so many others as well. if anyone can do it all, it's kelly ayotte. from sports practices and lego competition to 5k's to trips to new hampshire, the time with her kids is what truly brings kelly joy. this job can really make you aappreciate the little things even more. it's why you'll never hear her complain about waiting in the pickup line in school. it's why she enjoys spending her weekend grocery shopping at market baskett, probably picking up the ingredients for grape-nut pudding ... whatever that is. apparently, it is one of kelly's favorite. i'll just take her word for that. i want to acknowledge what a privilege it has been getting to know senator ayotte and working with her over the past few years. her imp