. >> ana marie pierce. >> good morning, i am ana marie pierce. i would like to thank those who prepared this plan. we fully support it. we took a survey of our members and most of them supported it. and i want to add that mrs. myers who was here until a little while ago and represented the university of san francisco was here to also support the plan. >> thank you. >> marian casey. >> hi. i am marian casey. i live at -- i own a condo at 227 masonic. i myself do not have a car. but the fact that there would be no parking on masonic is really just impossible for me to comprehend. because of service vehicles and all of the friends coming on the weekends. because the particular area that i live is across from the blood center. and across from the park, from the school on the other side. and there is no side street parking. because the university of san francisco is right behind us. just ewing terrace is small and we all have old houses. and not room for the cars and there are two flats at every unit. i went to all three meetings. in fact i am the pit

pierce jr. wrote in saying okay, who's ready for daytona bicycle week? who's with me? zoom zoom here we go. valerie keys writing in captioning born to be wild and maryi want one of these for christmas, please, please, please. hope you're listening jeff and jen. thank you so much for sending in it. i do need some more caption this photos. so send them my way, e-mail them to pix@wmar.com. >>> how much do you pay for like a memorabilia item? what would you pay? >> i paid about $200 for a brooks robinson rookie hard. >> i have no problem with that. would you pay $10,000 for a bottle of barbecue sauce? >> maybe if i was married to donald trump. >> sports fanatics do this sort of thing, maybe something from aaron rodgers. but someone shelled out 10 grand on ebay for a gallon of barbecue sauce. a north dakota man used to own a mcdonald's franchise and he saved the sauce following a michael jordan burger promotion in 1992. he has a warning for buyer, you may want to listen. >> i wouldn't want to open it up and invite my friends over and say well, we're going to -- we're going to celebrate and have some ribs with some 20- year-old barbecue sauce. probably wo

pierced below 8% to the 7.5% level, the fund is frozen. >> larry, but you -- and tell me if i'm wrong. did you fight mary schapiro's plan at the s.e.c.t would have required even more collateral and some people in the industry saying it would have killed the money market business? >> you know, we have always taken a very constructive approach to our regulators. there is not a moment in time where blackrock's involvement has been anything that was other than being constructive. there has been not a confrontational meeting with us and them. there have been confrontational meetings with other firms. but i -- you know, what i'm saying what we are going to the s.e.c. today and treasury is an industry supported resolution. so, i think we have something. and we did all the simulations in this -- in our approach that we're presenting that shows that even during the times of lehman, the money market fund industry would have been fine, it would not have required any federal support. and it -- it's a solution. >> all right. i want to get to the federal reserve. they came out with qe-3 or qe-infinity as they are calling it. the market seems to be