. >> and lovely woman from indiana, jimmy buffett's "cheeseburger in paradise" of these burger toppingseese. >> i said geez. >> i know that, but it is a joke. >> bacon. >> yes! >> okay. jimmy b jimmy buffett -- >> there a lot of money over r >at aacn iit, mark? >> i can't believe he mentioned bacon, because everybody likes bacon. >> and the hit song seemed to work anyway. kath, back over to you. >> and retired from teaching, how many years? >> 34 half. >> and which fast food chain had a series of popular ads featuring the topic "where's the beef?" >> wendy's. >> and that is by the way, one of the brilliant ad campaigns, don't you think? >> it was a good ad campaign, because where is the beef, and you want the same amount of beef to the bun, and if you don't have the right amount of beef, it is not satisfying, you know. >> yes. and kath? >> and to charlottesville, virginia, and the usda recommends hamburgers be cook canned to an internal temperature of? >> 160 degrees. >> everybody won today. >> how is it possible that everybody got it right. 160, and why is that? >> well, 160 kils every

. >> if ben got any more relaxed, he would be a jimmy buffett song. and then there's poor huckabee. >> i would certainly love to get in on this. >> i want to ask this question. >> he waited 45 minutes for that first question. he was like a gay couple trying to get a marriage license in moorhead. moorhead. that's ironic. what are the tough questions? >> earlier thissier the treasury department announced a one will appear on the $10 bill. what woman would you like to see on the $10 bill? >> ooh, that's a tough one. >> sadly, no one said caitlin jenner. doesn't anyone want to win this election? and the nonsense on vaccines. >> 25 years ago, 35 years ago, you look at the statistics, not even close. >> he's an okay doctor. >> that was not science-y. we had two doctors up there, and neither resuscitated the truth. are my fillings really listening devices? finally, of course, trump. >> first of all, rand paul shouldn't be here on this stage. >> attack people on their appearance, short, tall, fat, ugly. my goodness, that happened in junior high. are we not wa

kate: maybe we go to jimmy buffett. "come monday, it will be all right.": is that the rolling stones "gimme shelter"? kate: quantitative easing is getting thrown around in the market a little bit, but at this point it is not a major part of our forecast. -- quantitative tightening is getting thrown around in the market a little bit, and at this point it is not a major part of our forecast. the ecb and japan has not given us their roadmap for 2016. tom: you go right to it, the great distortion, that we are drowning in qe and the ramifications of it. kate: we are stuck in qe in many different economies. the exit plan is less clear. tom: just an observation that jacob frenkel was adamant about the size of qe in japan as being the ultimate distortion. what have we got? vonnie: let's have a look at some photos making news today. president obama is checking off hiking a glacier from his bucket list. he was staked out in hiking boots and attire. he also met up with tv star and adventurer -- with a tv star and adventurer. he saw global warming firsthand since the

he will be on meeting with a host of business leaders, including tim cook, warren buffett, bob eiger, jimmy of ibm. we'll be back to talk much more about that. we'll take you live out to seattle where our own michelle caruso cabrera is on the ground there as well. there's a live picture of china's president has landed in the united states. for an historic visit. >>> also, coming up gopro ceo nick woodman speaking now at the tech crunch disrupt event in san francisco. shares down 68% from their peak. how does he plan to stop the bleeding? we're going to speak to him exclusively next. >>> and big news in the financial space today. bank of america shareholders voting against splitting the chairman and ceo roles. pete owns the stock. what does mike think now? he will join us live from that event with his opinion. we head to break. we look at commodities. big drag on the markets today. crude is down 2.5%. it's one of the area's hardest hit today in an overall sell-off across the board. back right after this. but what if you could see more of what you wanted to know? with fidelity's new active tr

buffett and bill gates. i have not interviewed barack obama. i have interviewed bill clinton and i will be doing george is soon, so i will enjoy that. we just learned that jimmy carter has announced that he has cancer. what is your relationship with him and what did working with him mean to you? >> i was very young, so it was a while ago. he was an incredible person to work for. he gave young people an opportunity and he was young himself. he was 52 when he became president and let the office at 56. he's now 90 years old. he has done incredible things since he has left office. he has written 26 books and has done incredible things like curing guinea worm and river blindness in africa. foras been a role model other presidents. because of what a former president has done, it used to be that you set on your porch for a few years and died. now we have former presidents with the it ability to influence the world with good things once they leave office. bill clinton has done this and george bush and i suspect barack obama will. president quarter was a person who helped create that. -- president carter was a person who helped create that. i have seen him from time t