there's been a lot of talk about improving traffic safety we've found those 5 keyes key areas that will help us most of this requires collaboration and working together. i have to spend just a little bit of time thanking megan and the public health you should be proud of those employees that have gone beyond the call of duty and educating us we're there with the training to see the way they see things and we can design anything that can solve hi problem but with the data of the lens of the public health has helped to achieve things. it's helped us to improve our collaboration skills at times we tend to work in sill losses and this effort as helped us to getting together and understand the differences and we speak different transportation languages but we speak the common language of public health. it's important to note we're cautious that when we are talking about this it is not about pedestrians or bicyclists or moistures but we're all people and we need to get around as safe as possible i was in washington, d.c. talking about all the things we're looking at and at the national level

-- haroldic keyes, i think, who was his interior secretary and a republican, by the way, but a veryprogressive one. and vincent astor was in the room, and he was a very, very close personal friend of fdr's and one of the original 400, i think, of ward mcallister's great term. and fdr was reading this out, and he got to the point where he said this is what i'm going to do to taxes on the wealthy, and astor sort of said, well, you know, franklin, i'm one of those people. and roosevelt sort of looked at him and said, well, you're going to have to pay too, vincent. [laughter] so, but this leads me into a question i wanted to ask you, nomi, which is that in all of the period that you covered going back, as i said, to the dawn of the 20th century it seems to me, and you can check me if i'm wrong on this, that there was really only one period in which there really was a successful campaign for wall street and banking regulation, and that was the '30s. when we got the securities act of 1933 and of 1934, we got the sec, we got disclosures of corporate finances, we got, we brought the new yor

they unveil stuff, they bring in alicia keyes, nothing works. think. >>> the wall street puzzle palace has everyone guessing at this hour. will the dow and the s&p 500 close at another record high or take a step back? our next guest says have no fear, the best is yet to come. to hear why he's running with the bull, we bring in jamie cox, harris financial group managing partner. have you ever gone to pamploma, spain, and run with the bulls, jamie? >> no, no, that's not my game. liz: yeah. not going to happen. but you are running with the bulls, so to speak, because you feel that things are looking pretty good. but you're also looking at a correction possibility or no? >> yeah. i think you're always looking at a correction possibility. that can happen. it happens generally a couple times a year, so i don't think that's really a story. i think the bigger story is we've all been talking about what's been happening the last couple months, whether it's weather related, whether it's not. and i think the overwhelming majority of people out there believe

like i went to prison and to people so far of have committed suicide over a crazy indictment and keyes might go to prison and most that are my go to prison because because reagan was senile and that's just that's just ridiculous talk about your time in prison you said that you spent half your time and solitary confinement why did you initially get sent to the hole and what sort of tactics were used against you psychologically to break your down once you were thrown in. i was initially sent to the hole because i mean this case was about my speech and i was sent to the hole because i continued to speak in prison i had a i had a p.b.x. system which is like a computer that answers phone calls and i would i would call into it and it would record my voice and post whatever i said to a web service called sound cloud and the federal government didn't like this and they probably called the prison and told them to put me in the overt. starvation i have celiacs disease i require gluten free diet which which the prison for quite a while refused to refused to provide. in the the whole. endure sleep

is it possible for the president as suggested to have climate the keye one of components of his legacy and also to support the keystone pipeline? those two in conflict or can he accomplish both at once? >> i'll leave that one to jay. think you know, when i came here, i said i'm not going to pipeline.e keystone so i'll just defer that to a later question. >> bill? fact that most of the inspection stuff is regulated by state governments, the federal government do to ensure that water quality geologiced, that disturbances, all of this reported very much by people, frackingple, where the is taking place. >> well, i think we have that can at e.p.a. support -- and at the department of energy, which has a major research program going on this, to provide state regulators, you know, up-to-date, scientific about the best utilized.that can be at this point i think we're trying to work with the states to ensure that people can be reassured. obviously different states are going different ways on that question in terms of providing regulation of oil and gas production or deciding to all.no productio