our first question goes to mr. bell. mr. bell, only five people have been diagnosed with the ebola virus in the united states. and each one has a direct connection, an obvious connection, a first generational connection with the source of contagion. are we making too much of this? are we overreacting to ebola and by that i mean the government, the media, the medical community, and subsequently americans? or is this an ominous public health issue and if so, what would be the first priority of the federal government? >> in my opinion the government has underreacted and underestimated the ease with which this spreads and gets around to a given country. we should have cut off on a temporary basis all flights from the three west african countries involved. and i think president obama has once again failed and helped an institution, namely the c.d.c., to fail by political appointments and complacency. we absolutely have to have a temporary travel ban, screening people in the airports isn't enough because very often the symptoms are

for mr. bell. >> governor christie said he is tired of hearing about the minimum wage. and the focus should be creating jobs. democrats wants to give a raise to the people who earn a minimum wage or less. the minimum wage is 7.25 since 2009. should it be increased. >> high school graduates will be priced out of the market. just the other day i read mcdonlts is have a -- mcdonald's having a decline in profitability because the minimum wage increase is going to technology to replace low wage workers that's counter productive in a job market. >> my opponent said it's a bad time to do what's right. i talked to people in our state and i heard from them. i heard from a guy who had a good minimum wage job, excuse me lost his job and now working in a minimum wage job and has to support his family. talk to people in college who are trying to go to school and work a if you full time job and making the minimum wage and barely making ends meet. it's a good time to do the it for that person and what about the

our first question goes to mr. bell. mr. five people have been diagnosed with the ebola virus in the united states. and each one has a direct connection, an obvious connection, a first generational connection with the source of contagion. are we making too much of this? are we overreacting to ebola and by that i mean the government, the media, the medical community, and subsequently americans? or is this an ominous public health issue and if so, what would be the first priority of the federal government? >> in my opinion, jim, the government has under-reacted and underestimated the ease with which this spreads and gets around to a given country. we should have cut off on a temporary basis all flights from the three west african countries involved. and i think president obama has once again failed and helped an institution, namely the c.d.c., to fail by political appointments and complacency. we absolutely have to have a temporary travel ban, screening people in the airports isn't enough because very often the symptoms are de

we begin with mr. bell. >> i really want to thank the league of women voters and the moderators and the rotters. i think it's been a lively discussion and i want to thank senator booker for his willingness to debate even if this only one time. and i also above all i want to thank the voters of new jersey. yes, i did consider it somewhat presumptuous. but the voters of new jersey have shown they are open minded. and willing to listen to an idea that is off the charts. and make their own decisions about it. not by taking a head count of economists that senator booker has given as his only argument against the gold standard. or saying that it's an old system. but by simply listening to the merits, making arguments for or against it, listening, and having a reasoned debate. it happened to me before when i ran on the kemp-roth tax cut and even though i didn't meet bill bradley he and i worked together in a bipartisan fashion on the tax reform act of 1986. i'm proud of that record. i'm happy that i came back to t

. >> mr. bell, your response. >> i'm astounded that anyone would turn this situation in canada into a sermon on gun control. this is a worldwide problem. it is not just a matter of an individual criminal or terrorist. president obama is very reluctant to call things like this acts of terrorism. and that is part of the problem. we have to be honest about what the nature of the problem and the extent of it. and we have to take greater measures to prevent this from happening, to screen more people as they're coming into the country. but more important, it's a worldwide war. and to say that it isn't a war as president obama insists on doing, whether it's the domestic war or what is happening with islamic state, is -- is just unconscionable. we have to be truthful about the nature of the problem and much more active both overseas and here. it's better to do it overseas before it gets here. >> and a quick follow for you, mr. booker. do you support putting american troops on the ground to fight isis, and

>> the most important thing, we got over here mr. bell over there, a sad day. i have my u helmet.ugh last night it was deja vu, daja voodoo. oklahoma lost, your gamecocks lost. >> we don't want to bring that up. >> you already all right? >> i'm always all right. >> when miami is not good, college football is not get. i think america can agree with that. >> how can it be about anyone else? >> exactly. come on. we invented modern college football. >> i think the buzzer in the guest chair in the new set, that's awesome. >> a hot seat. >>> we want to remind you that you get a look at the new set on "meet the press." it's right here on nbc4. the show is coming up right here in about 13 minutes. >>> new this morning, the navy announced it will start using a new kind of boathat acts more like a drone. the boat can attack other boats on the water. the navy said the drone boats could stop attacks like the one that hit the u.s.s. cole in 2000. >>> in the day ahead, the marine corps museum will dedicate a monument to the 17 new york firefighters and marines killed in the september 11th attac

mr. chuck bell. 95 northbound, hov lanes at the beltway, left lane blocked. police on the scene. the right lane getting by just fine. no major issues into or out of town. of course that's normal for this time of day. taking a look at drive times 95 northbound from quantico to the beltway at 37 minutes. a little bit slower than we were seeing. 66 to the beltway, 11. outer loop from 95 to georgia avenue, 9 minutes this morning. i'm back in 10. >>> see you then, melissa. a search for a burglar watching people sleep. he always apologizes. police have reason to think his behavior could become more violent. . >>> and 200 bags of hair win the a day care. why a 4-year-old brought those baggies to share with her friends. >>> okay. right now stop what you're doing if you can and take a look at this lunar eclipse. a beautiful picture. this is a live look of just a sliver of the moon left. pretty soon it will turn into an orange-reddish hue. these are different angles. we want to see your photos. share with us on twitter and facebook and enjoy it while you can. the total lunar eclipse at 6:2

mr. chuck bell. 270 at falls road, moving right alg. 270 and rockville is looking quite good right now. taking a look at 95 in virginia. no problems into or out of town. keep it just like this. taking a look at the beltway at central avenue, looking good too. wider look at things. you can see we don't have any issues right now. a little bit of construction hanging around. nothing major that is slowing anybody down right now. taking a look at 95 in maryland. bw parkway into and out of town, all looking quite good. weather and traffic always on the 1s. >>> 5:02. new this morning, a pedestrian was hit and killed while trying to across the street at lynn dale at 10:40. the man was trying to cross the street when it hit him. it is unclear if he was in the crosswalk. . >>> d.c. police are trying to track down a cab driver a passenger says sexually assaulted her. a woman got in a cab early sunday morning and the driver assaulted her along kennedy street northwest. he was driving a red d.c. cab, four door with gray stripe. call police if you have any information. >>> right now there are two mis

the midwest, you tell me, mr. bell.hink i'm going run into cool weather, maybe find snow in wisconsi never too early for snow. >> anything you're looking forward to? >> the whole thing i'm looking forward to. by the way, i'm going to be in kansas cy f game two of the world series. we're not going to be able to go because we have to make our way to iowa. it's kansas, iowa, new in the first week and then a southern route in the second week. looking forward to the food. chains, not a single chain. >> mom and pops. you can see "meet the pre" every sunday right here on nbc4 right after "news 4 today >>> the president will be campaig today, president obama plans to travel up to per marlbo this morning, to speak at a campaign event for anthony brown, the democratic candidate for maryland's governor. then president obama will fly to chicago to speak at rally for pat quinn. he's running again for re-elect the republican candida maryla governor will be in st. mary county. larry hogan is attending the oifter fet val. elec more tha

mr . blue bell is 68. the concrete in big cities holds in the heat, personally at night. atlantic city airport, 68. we're getting into the low 70s in sussex county in delaware. temperatures ten to 15 grows co cooler than this time yesterday. with sunshine, we will catch up a little bit this afternoon. there is the rain we had yesterday. that's up in new england now. we do have the lingering clouds behind it. we're not expecting much in the way the rain. nothing more than an isolated shower north and west. as we go into friday, much more sunshine. temperatures up above 70. just spectacular day. then on saturday, there's a front coming down. that's going to cause the temperature to drop between saturday and sunday. saturday is still fairly mild. probably dry. that front comes through probably dry. the weekend means warm on saturday, cold on sunday. that's a pretty clear bet. we have the southwest wind now with a relatively mild air. unseasonably cold in central canada. some of this air is going to be coming down into the u.s. starting on sunday we will get a piece of that.

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[applause] i want to remind you, mr. bell will be in the book signing to and immediately after this. thank you all very much for coming. >> which is that way. >> which is behind me. and if you are inclined to report to the festival, there is a donation box. i grew up in church and know how to pass the hat. their is a donation box on the table back here. thank you so much. >> that was great. i know. incredibly fast. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> and that was the charles blow of the new york times talking about his memoir. we will take a short break and be back at the top of the hour with offer -- author and professor at it to talking about the fight against muslim fundamentalism. this is book tv on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] >> here is a look at some books being published this week. >> well, a fascinating figure. he really is. you did know h

[applause] i want to remind you, mr. bell will be in the book signing to and immediately after this. thank you all very much for coming. >> which is that way. >> which is behind me. and if you are inclined to report to the festival, there is a donation box. i grew up in church and know how to pass the hat. their is a donation box on the table back here. thank you so much. >> that was great. i know. incredibly fast. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] and. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] because access he is almost a cartoon character in both ways. sexually abusive and italy to his slaves but his niece is extraordinarily well-connected. that is a fascinating story. but he has a view of america. they believe the way a healthy society works with one of the wealthiest societies in the world to be enormously wealthy with those beautiful paintings and i mean rembrandt's. >> my daughter did a painting and i understand. [

mr. hitler, of course, and his band of british sympathizers, of which there were an alarming number. from the bellsmi5 emerges a murky chapter in secret service history-- how wehood winked the naughties. the records reveal the unlikeliest heroes. plucked from obscurity at the westminster bank, mr. roberts was given the cover name jack king and posed as the gestapo's go-to man in london. by the middle of the war, jack has a list of hundreds of naughty sympathizers, all of whom who are potentially looking to assist the nazis in getting contact with jack as the gestapo agent that they knew him. >> reporter: britain stood alone, the enemy at the gate. listening to every loose word. it turns out, these warnings were right. right. the files reveal the depressing and surprising length that british citizens would go to help the germans. this is a story of a woman called nancy brown, who brought to jack kay her hand-drawn mams of the local army records office in the hope that the luftwaffe would bomb it. he kept many such secrets from reaching berlin, but the biggest secret he kept might well have been his

bell plays dr. mcandrew. they dub him salt and pep mr. >> he looks lot like george clooney's character from doctor er. >> side. he says any resemblance to clooney is just a coincidence and annie bell credits his graying of hair to gentlemen it in ticks and marrying a cuban forayers ago. red band society is set in a pediatric hospital you can catch it every wednesday night at 9:00 right here on fox 29. >> howard, what's coming up in sports. >> it's not george clooney. >> you're close. look at the side by side of howard eskin next to george clooney. >> one phrase to go by keep your eye on the ball. wait until you see the classic example how that didn't happen. >>> eagles lesean mccoy is getting annoyed. one because there are no holes for him to run the football because the questions are about why the eagles can't. that's coming up in sports. ♪ >> the eagles believe it or not will play again. they face the st. louis rams on sunday in the linc. mikail kendricks will not play again sunday for eagles. rams head coach jeff fisher said his starting quarterback would be that austin davis. that austin davis. who? but o

mr. mark zuckerberg, reporting earnings after the bell.hosting the conference call in mandarin. those results cannot after the bell rings after market close is that >> i am really interested in what they do. havee got to admit -- i failed at facebook twice. >> and of course sheryl sandberg will be joining lumber television -- pardon me, i misspoke. that is not happening. >> i'm looking at ebola theater today. in west a real problem africa, one we have no idea how to solve, then we have not a real problem in america, when that we know how to solve. what you have is governor after governor, politicians upping the ante to see who can be the strictest on ebola. agree, brendan, but in their defense, these guys are just trying to do what they think is right. you say it is more political. >> these people are tried to do moreno, of what they think will look at politically. >> i don't disagree, but i want to be more thoughtful that governors are doing this for the right reasons. [laughter] are you laughing at me? itto be fair, brendan, is wrong to

bell. has kevin vickers walked into the parliamentary chambers, you could tell mr. vickers was trying to control himself. tears formed in his eyes. what went through your mind. we've had several attempts since 9/11 to carry out an al qaeda attack. there were three disrupted in the last eight years targeting parliament and the canadian forces. all of them were disrupted. this was the first successful in terms of causing loss of life terrorist attacks that we've had in recent years anyway. so it is a moment for canada, and i think they'll be a great deal of thought put into how to proceed because we in canada always tended to think of ourselves as kind of apart from the violence that takes place in many parts of the world. we see ourselves as a haven from all of that. we welcome refugees and immigrants from all over the world to live peacefully as canadians away from those zones of conflict. so to have it come into our country is something new. >> they're singing the canadian national anthem right now, stewart. i want you to talk from your heart. this is an amazingly

moneyman with us live, plus checking in our name that matters after the bell today that he started to love just a month ago. ♪ mrniels. mr. daniels. look at this. what's this? clicks are off the charts. yeah. yoshi, we're back. yes, sir! ♪ ♪ [ beeping ] ♪ liz: in the past couple of hours airports around america the largest ones are now on alert. the developments have now exploded, the first person diagnosed with the virus in this country has died. as the government's increasing screenings now. five airports on your screen. what are the hospitals and medical personnel bring to keep the disease contained? joining us now, dr. with much experience handling situations with infectious disease, dr. mary schmidt. right off the bat we have to ask you will it be enough to keep it at bay by testing people and taking the temperature as they come into this country from west africa? >> thank you very much for having me. we will try our hardest to stop people at the affected areas in west africa. training methods have improved and be able to stop people here. as with a have been, who they have been exposed to that nobody gets

mrs. yim. and i wanted to stress as the attorney for the family, i have begun an investigation into this intersection. [bell] i have lived here my whole life and recognized it to be very busy. but shocked to find out when i inquired of the mta zone traffic surveys that over the last nine years, and these are simply reported traffic accidents. of course we know many other accidents happen that don't get reported. and many others don't get turned into collision reports. in the last nine years there was 22 collisions at the intersection resulting in 29 injuries and two fatalities. i spoke with several business owners at the intersection. as part of beginning my investigation. and they were quite certain that over the last 20 years there has been five to six deaths that they are personally aware of at this intersection. far away the greatest number of accidents occurred -- >> sorry that is your time, sorry, i thought it was the little bell but the big bell. >> thank you, and i hope you support the memorial for the family tomorrow. >> seeing no public comment, i will closing comment on this item [gavel] i apolog

mr. al meow din. he's back on the set of "tomorrowland." no more wedding bells for him. of snacks. his wife has been advising the government in greece. she is the picture of elegance where they go. no word on when they will be reunited. it's the most glammous of the year. >> she's advising governments, and he's walking around movie sets. >> that's what landed him. she's back at work, making changes, doing good things. >> he's going to be a country club dad. >> a stay at home husband. >> a house boo. the hottest house boo ever. >>> and maybe you have finnicy eaters at home. the folks at the national sea life center in england had a pair of otters, who wouldn't eat their fruits and veggies. they decided to disguise them inside homemade sushi and the two just gobbled them up. how cute is this? >> cute, but slightly vicious looking. chomp down -- >> no. >> i'm sure any animal could be a little -- yeah. >> where are the head and the tails and the gills? >> that was a good debate. but clearly they feel they're getting the necessary vitamins. they're kids. every kid needs fruit

mr. charles comes in to reschedule then we'll reschedule that next is the department of public works vs. the property on 699 protesting the issuance for the pacific bell of the excavation permit installing the permit for the application it is on for hearing tonight we'll start with the appellant. >> okay ms. fee would like to pass forward an identical set of photos. >> sure can we make sure we get the photos from the permit holder i don't know if there's a copy for the department as well we can take a look and pass them here's another set. >> i can share this. >> good evening madam president, vice president commissioner fung and commissioner honda my name is viola yee my property is located on the southeast corner of package and stereotyping streets i have been burdened with a disproportion share of graffiti and vandalism activities for more than 25 years my name is my property has been cited by the street management because of them the department of public works anti graffiti unit is aware of my burden dealing with graffiti based on the notice of violations that they've posted on my property and my porn's at the hard of hearing hearing i've informed

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bell." hour number two with scott, michelle and mr. wonderful kevin o'leary. >> thanks so much. i'm scott.ning me is michelle and kevin, calendar of o'leary funds and "shark tank" investor, of course. last day of the week, a big one it was. the dow jones industrial average up better than 200 points. its first 200-plus point day since march. better than expected jobs report. nasdaq off to the races today. all three up by better than 1%. michelle, wow, such a big day and people i think weren't prepared for it because of the turbulence had this week and the negativity -- the negative tone to the market this week. >> very pivotal week, i think. right? situation in europe decidedly negative. good employment data here in the united states. every piece of data out of europe this week, bad to negative. draghi disappointing and the dollar rally driving everything. leading to the moves we are seeing in commodities, seeing in gold. a lot going on this week and the return of the volatility i think -- i think a good thing for the market. shakes out prices and gets us maybe sooner to where we are going.

bell rings] waitress: welcome to denny's! >> my guests tonight is the o'reilly factor on the fox news program channel. the new book is killing patton, the world war ii's audacious colonel. welcome back mrreilly. [applause] >> jon: have a seat. i'm glad given the ebola scare you're still shaking my hand. i think that's a positive step. i know you're very frightened and i want to tell you everything's going to be okay. there you go, baby. [laughter] how's it going. settle down. the book is called bill o'reilly killing patton. we'll just call this killing trees. [laughter] >> you didn't read it. >> jon: no, i did not read it. >> listen to me, here's all i want from you today. this is it, this is all we'vejá got to do in this conversation. just one, i have one simple goal. i want you to admit that there is such a thing as white privilege, that's all i want. >> jon: i knew you were going to say that. [cheers and applause] >> i just want you to say i am, i'm terribly terribly wrong on this. >> jon: okay, look, if there's white privilege then there has to be asian privilege. because asians make more money than whites. >> what? what kind of asian. >> asian americans. >> well no, it depends whe

mr. robot, i need more of these. and if they have it in the store, they can find it. in other productivity news, taco bells making fast-food even faster. they unveiled a mobile hap that helps people order and pay on their smartphone and then walk in or drive in and pick up their food. that is great. i am excited about the mobile app. this is a market thing. people complain saying these apps will put people out of business. good. it makes people more efficient. >> i am just glad there is an app that can give you explosive diarrhea. >> is that a crack against taco bell? >> a great dining establishment? >> katherine, i think all technology is a good thing. people always complain that we are putting workers out of business. other people get hired to do other things like people have to polish the robots. >> it is bad because first of all we don't need to make it easier for all of us to get fat. we are disgusting and we celebrate our independence every year with a hot dog eating contest. we are the best country! look how fast we can eat our processed meat. it is gross. these are only called mr. robot or are you

mr. phillips. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, this forum is now adjourned. [ bell tolls ] >> more campaign 2014 coverage tonight with an iowa senate debate between democratic congressman bruce braly and joni ernst. >> our look at political campaigns continues now with a debate on campaign finance laws. the event looks at the supreme supreme court's 2010 ruling. the event is hosted by the miami-dade ethics commission. it's close to an hour. [ applause ] >> thank you, nelson it really was a privilege to serve as your executive director for 13 years. i'm here simply today as a moderator. my role is pretty limited. i'd like to have the two debaters come up. this is a little different than the previous sessions. so this is going to be a modified debate, if you will. and we're going to be -- debating the topic of campaign finance and the citizen's united division. as you know, in 2010, the supreme court issued the landmark citizens united decision. talk about timeliness, when we were planning this conference, we had no idea that we were going to get hit with another supreme court decision of money and politic

belle leaves? >> the parliamentary secretary. >> the government will consult broadly. always continuing to be so. >> mr. speaker, there are prescription drug costs. one in ten can't afford to fill and canada has the second highest spending on prescription drugs. it's a clear priority to have drug coverage. this is missing in action. why is the federal government failed so much to reduce prescription drug costs. >> i was very pleased to discuss it at the health ministers meeting. for the last year i have been asking to have the federal government at the table to use our lerj and expertise to help with bulk drug purchasing plans. the council, the federation and the provinces have seen hundreds of hls to use the leverage to find more. >> the honorable member. a report by the canadian federation of nurses unions says a national pharma care program could lead to potential savings of $11 billion. pooled purchases on prescription drugs alone could save $642 million. will the minister learn or continue to do nothing as she has as minister of health? >> as i indicated just now, mr. speaker, over the last year i

mr. alamuddin. i like to call him there. he's back on the set of "tomorrowland." shooting in vancouver, canada. no more wedding bells full of yummy snacks. his wife has been advising the government in greece. they have a picture here. she is the picture of elegance wherever she goes. no word on when they will be reunited. clearly they had the most glamorous wedding of the year. >> she's advising governments, and he's walking around movie sets with snacks. >> that's what landed him. like no other woman. she's back at work, making changes, doing good things. >> he's going to be a country club dad. >> a stay at home husband. >> a house boo. >> a house boo. >> the hottest house boo ever. >>> and maybe you have finicky eaters at home. so you can relate to this next story. the folks at the national sea life center in england had a pair of otters, mango and app bring cot who wouldn't eat their fruits and veggies even though they're named after fruits. they got creative. they decided to disguise them inside homemade sushi and the two just gobbled them up. how cute is this? >> cute, but slightly vicious looking. >> no. >> re

bell. our very own jane wells in town gracing us here with her presence. welcome. buckle up. also joining us is mrdlow as mentioned and former governor of vermont, howard dean. welcome one and all. joining us right now to weigh in on today's market action, too, trader tim seymour and "shark tank" investor kevin o'leary. welcome, everybody. tim, look, just first to you. what did we learn from the trading action today? >> well, if markets can correct to their intraday lows of ten days ago down 9% and come back up, did we have a correction? and i think the action is little dangerous, quite frankly. i think people have gotten -- we were talking in the green room before emboldened and if the fed gives you anything tomorrow that starts to talk about that people are in very different sides to where the fed is guiding us in terms of where rates are at the end of '15, '16, '17, considerable time period an enif that's taken out, meantime, i think people who said i need this correction to get back in for a year-end rally probably jumped in a little too soon. >> and a blink and you missed it kind of story. ti

bell will ring. i hope i do not have to use it. we will start with mr.ohn introductory message, as it was decided on a coin toss. >> thank you for being here tonight. thank you to mountain view for hosting us and univision for this discussion of the issues confronting our state and nation. thank you for the privilege of representing the 26 million people for the state. texas has become a model for governance and the policies that promote strong job growth, a booming economy, and people seeking their dreams. we know by way of background, for those of you who do not know me well, i was born in houston. my father served 31 years in the air force. i grew up in san antonio, and went to school in san antonio, and then ran for and was elected as a district judge in san antonio. i served on the texas supreme court, where we dug with many issues like public education and access to quality education. i served as attorney general for four years where we dealt with many important issues. i also served as the chief child support enforcement officer for the state, col

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mr. perdue has tied her to the president during the campaign. campaign 2014 coverage continues tonight at 8:00 eastern. the new jersey senate race and to the debate between cory booker and jeff bell who is an author and two-time gop candidate for governor. a debate between the candidates in south carolina's race. jim scott basis joyce dickerson and independent joe maki. andhing in using twitter facebook. live in 30 minutes, a discussion about infrastructure in the u.s. with john peabody. he will give the keynote address at the north american strategic infrastructure leadership forum. scheduled to begin at 12:30 eastern time. before we take you there live, discussion from the national education foundation and the efforts during the midterm election. >> we're back with karen white. talking about teachers unions and education. with karen white. is the nea playing this luscious cycle? you can imagine, that is mostly happening in gubernatorial races and mostly, in u.s. senate races this year, which is unusual. we have got 35 of all television ads running on the issue of education. in states like florida, , and maine, where the cuts were billions of dollars out of public education. tho

bell that marks the bottom. as a main street investor, you have to listen to your adviser. if you're working with an adviser. as a high net worth investor when i work with mr. of them, they are fearful but with the right discipline and the right patience. we look at our portfolio. we look at exactly where we want to be. we want to be, you know, in the low large cap. we want to be in emerging markets with regional precision in particular. you know, india, brazil, china. we still want to be. there we want to avoid mid cap and avoid small cap. the riskier. we want to avoid high yield. we want to avoid certain fixed income sectors like senior bank loans. we do want municipal bands for the ultra high net worth investors. >> interesting. you think maybe by part of your thesis earlier where you think the market is certainly how it is setting up perhaps in your belief for the long term that small caps and mid caps may be where the value is relative to how they've gotten crushed. >> they've been getting crushed. the outflows started in q-3. 1.9 trillion market and most of the inflows in the third quarter went into the large cap, low beta funds. and he mrnemerging m