everyone okay with how he's handled this including the announced plea bargain agreement with jeff thompson? >> i think the timing looked awfully suspicious. the timing, you know, right before the primary, now, i may have had a particular point of view about the whole shadow campaign but i think the timing of the plea bargain with jeff thompson, you know, just a couple of weeks before the primary, it appeared as if the thumb was placed on the scale that there was an impression that there was an immediate action being taken against the mayor and when it didn't come, it leaves -- the mayor was unfairly treated. >> miss schwartz. >> well, i think mayor vince gray was unfairly treated by my two former colleagues on either side of me. immediately upon there even being a notice of the shadow campaign, they both jump out there and said he should resign, and, you know, i think you're innocent until proven guilty and here we are 3 1/2 years later and the mayor has not been even indicted much less proven guilty. so i think that you all helped get that ball rolling with -- our u.s. attorney and i thin

we have breaking news from the district where a federal judge just agreed to delay jeff thompson's sentencing until february. now prosecutors requested the delay because they said thompson was cooperating with them. thompson is considered the key figure in the possible case against mayor vincent gray and the 2010 shadow campaign. >> new travel restrictions will soon be in place in hopes of containing the ebola crisis. all travelers from the three hardest hit countries in west africa must travel through one of the five airports using the enhanceable screening. those airports, new york's jfk, newark, dulles, and chicago. the department of homeland security tells us since october 20, four passengers were transported to medical facilities after showing possible signs of ebola. we do not know if they were admitted. >>> now new ebola screening policies are in effect at local school systems. for the first time, some students will be asked about their own and family's travel history. peggy fox reports, depending on their answers, they could be sent home for 21 days. >>> this school year during cold a

a particular point of view about the campaign but i think the timing of the plea-bargain with jeff thompson a couple weeks before the primary it appeared as if the thumb was placed on the scale, there is impression there was immediate action being taken against the mayor and when it didn't come it leaves many of us wondering whether it ever will and whether or not the mayor was unfairly treated. >> >> moderator: this schwartz? schwartz: nivens and gran was unfairly treated by my two colleagues on either side of me. immediately upon their even being a notice of the shadow campaign is they both jumped out there and said he should resign and i think you are innocent until proven guilty and here we are 3-1/2 years later and the mayor has not even been indicted much less proven guilty. so i think that you all helped get that ball rolling with the attorney and i think what he did, the three weeks and one day before the primary ones unconscionable, that he had something ready to drop on the head of us and here we are -- what is it? seven months later, nothing. so i think he should either put up or

particular point of view about the whole campaign but i think the timing of the plea bargain with jeff thompsont a couple weeks before the primary it appeared as if the foam was placed on the scale and there's an impression there was an immediate action to be taken against the mayor and when i didn't comment leaves many of us wondering whether or not it ever will and whether or not the mayor was unfairly treated. [applause] >> moderator: is schwartz? schwartz: i think that's the mayor was unfairly treated by my former colleagues on either side of me. immediately upon even being noticed of the shadow campaign, they both jumped out and said he should resign. i think you're innocent until proven guilty and here we are three and a half years later and the mayor hasn't even been indicted much less proven guilty so i think you all helped to get that ball rolling with our u.s. attorney and i think what he did before the primary that three weeks and one day before the primary was unconscionable to act like he just had something to drop on the head and here we are, what is it, seven months later and not

jeff is the head of research at lipper, a thompson rioters company and he's here to help us crunch thebers. appreciate your time. is this an effort to eat pimco's lunch going on here. >> i definitely think so. it's an aggressive move, but generally black rock is not considered one of the top names in bond fund management. to put this kind of cut in front of investors i think is a move to steal market share. probably not a huge expectation that they'll take the majority of those assets from pimco. gerri: just to remind our viewers pimco was founded by bill gross and he left that company to go to work for janice. we've seen a lot of outflows already. i want to focus what these companies are offering. some details here starting with black rock. let's dive right into what they're doing here. >> right. the black rock total return fund is slashing the fees on its institutional share classes from about 75 basis points down to 45. so it's a very aggressive cut. a 40 percent loss of fees on that. and they're definitely trying to get under the radar to encourage gatekeepers and others who make d