statement of the person she contacted she contacted after the hearing someone in the office that mr. mark recreational vice president for customer affairs and someone in that office threshold the file contained no file of a box walk he promptly >> the what. >> the box walk to decide with members of the community to determine where to place the box there was no record of the box walk and he promised to get back to her and no one contacted her nor responsive to further inquires on this matter at&t indeed has not been cooperative at all and again, the alternative is to i have photographs if there's an issue they surveyed the wrong area if they did the correct area then i think they would agree that's a better site it impedes nothing no traffic. >> when you say impedes do you mean in commodity. >> it impedes the ability of a that parking it ruins that parking spaces. >> in come mode the public. >> yes. >> but it also the significant impact on the appellants - >> okay. thanks. >> are you finished. >> i believe i am. >> okay in the predicament holders brief they should diagrams. >> the permit h

mr. marksget in the front door and take hostage it is. >> reporter: a former attorney says marks was due in court today for a plea deal on drug and weapon charges but angry over the agreement. he never showed up before the judge who later heard the shots outside. >> i went down and got down off my chair and onto the floor and quickly escorted from the bench. >> reporter: police are investigating whether marks was a member of an anti-government group. the deputy saved countless lives by keeping the gunman outside the courthouse. mark potter, nbc news miami. >>> an update on two other acts of violence we've been following since last night in seattle police said more people would likely have been killed by a gunman at seattle pacific university if not for a brave student that rushed in to help. after one student was killed, three others wounded, a 22-year-old engineering student fired pepper spray at the suspect then tackled him. today he was praised for heroics and police arrested a 24-year-old m

. >> caller: hey, this is gary calling for you, a quick shout-out to mr. mark.ave a quick question about exxon. what do you think about it? >> exxon is fine. i do prefer chevron to exxon. it's cheaper. jim in michigan. jim? >> caller: hi, jim. jim from dearborn, michigan, hometown of henry ford. >> yeah, i didn't like that ford number -- in latin america. but i think ford is okay. what's up? >> caller: i would like know about ccj uranium -- >> no, their time has come. sell sell sell. stan the man. >> caller: hey, jim, i'm a big investor in kinder morgan partners. i love the dividends but the stock price seems to have crapped out -- >> no, they have -- i think rich is terrific, but some -- i think the stock is coming back. i urge patience here, but i do wish they could give us more growth. i do worry that they have gotten too big to continue to grow the way i would like them to. got to put it out there. alex in mississippi. alex? >> caller: yeah, hey, jim. >> hey, alex. >> caller: i had a question about southern company. the georgia plant is being built, how do y

mr. -- historian , mark harris. >> a new book out, "five came back: a story of hollywood and the second by mark harris. the feature director is william wyler. he became a u.s. citizen in 1928. he served as a major in the air force. he put together three documentaries including the 1947 film "thunderbolt." explain. wyler made a powerful documentary called the memphis story of the flying fortress, the first major wartime documentary to show what it was like to fly missions in a bomber over france and occupied germany. documentaries from the war, there was no restaging. wyler and his men trained to fly. they went to europe and flew five missions. they were shot at. to of that commitment led this documentary which was made with great attention to the military. he wanted to create a "you are there" experience. >> one of the most important instruments. >> there is four of them 1:00 high. >> they are coming round. watch it. >>

anderson and mr. mark. i think we can have folks from both sides to go to work to try to put some language into this xm extension that will address those concerns. so with that captain and mr. anderson, let's narrow in specifically. i think what concerns you most is the competition with the wide bo body or the boeing 777. what can we do to put in some language that would address that? it could be a trigger mechanism or assessment as ms. mccarthy said? mandating things are rather different. what can we do to move this forward? >> congressman scott, i want to first thank you -- i don't know if you remember, but you stood by my side in front of 1,000 pilots, and your speech is still viewed in that light with what you stood up and said, this is a truly a david and goliath, and when david was walking back and said, is there a cause. the cost here is xm bank reform. i committal our resources, everything, to work on that narrow part of the reform we need so we meet a fellow veterans needs, maul business needs, but

so please greet mr. mark lane. going to be reassured by a commission. >> already having a little disagreement here. >> well, the commercials were on. what are you saying, david? >> i think i disagree almost totally with mark lane on several counts. i don't know where to begin. >> let me show you something, just in case we have a chance. that's a picture of jack ruby. this is five minute after the assassination in front of the texas school book depository building. the commission said ruby was not there. this is how the commission published it. he wasn't there when they published the picture because they cropped him out. tell me something about some facts instead of your deep faith of chief justice. >> you you are deliberate malfeesance. >> you are preventing the american people from knowing what happened. >> you are alarming the american people. >> the american people should be alarmed. >> the american people were kept out of the picture for so long but had an undying quench to find the facts. >> we deserve to know

our next witness on this panel is mr. mark said tory is executive director for operations at the u.s. nuclear regulatory commission. in that role he served as chief operating officer. he joined nrc 25 years ago as an operating license examiner and then as a reactor inspector and senior project engineer. a u.s. naval academy graduate served as the officer in the u.s. navy's nuclear program and is a nuclear chain -- trained submarine officer. thank you for that service too. the final witnesses mr. david trimble who serves as a director for the national resources and environmental group u.s. government accountability office. mr. trimble is a offer the gao report underlining threats presented live security of domestic industrial radiological sources. in his current role at gao mr. trimble provides leadership and oversight on nuclear security and cleanup issues. previously he is focused on environmental causes including controlling toxic substances clean water clean air issues and management. before joining gao mr. trimble served a

. >> the author has some highly provocative and controversial things to say, so please greet mr. markter how illustrious the members were, we were not going to be reassured by a commission. >> we're already having a little disagreement here while the commercials were on. >> what were you saying, david? >> well, i think i disagree almost totally with mark lane on several counts. i don't know where to begin. >> let me show you something just in case we have a chance. that is a picture of jack ruby. this was taken five minutes after the assassination in front of the texas school book depository building. the commission said ruby was not there. this is a picture showing how the commission published it. he wasn't there when they published the picture. they cropped him out. >> chief justice warren and that commission of notable americans -- >> tell me some facts instead of your deep faith in the chief justice. >> you are accusing them of deliberate malfeasance. >> you are part of the media which prevented the american people from finding out until now. >> you are alarming the american peopl

. >> supposedly the shooter, mr. marksment. supposedly belonged to what's called the sovereign citizens movement. didn't believe in government, supposedly. do you know anything about that? >> i don't know anything about that. i do know that we're very proud of our sheriffs department and the way they're reacting to the situation. and how quickly they responded. >> what can you tell us about the search of the home now, if in fact -- do we know for sure it has been booby trapped with explosives? >> i can't confirm nor deny that right now. i'm sorry. >> but there are local law enforcement s.w.a.t. teams, explosive experts. they're going through the home. is that right? >> i know that law enforcement is investigating all aspects of this case. >> so where do we go from here? what are the lessons learned from your perspective, mr. tam? >> well, i think the lessons learned, you know, we can't take security lightly. we train our law enforcement people very well. we have a lot of long-tenured employees. and the sheriff and his admi

our next witness on this panel is mr. mark setorious, executive director of operations at the u.s. nuclear regulatory commission. in that role he serves as a chief operating officer. he joined the nf rc 25 years ago as an operating licensing examiner and then as a reactor inspector and senior project engineer. he's a u.s. naval academy graduate, served as the officer in the u.s. navy's nuclear power program and is a nuclear trained submarine officer. thank you for that service, too. final witness this morning is mr. david tremble who serves as a director of the natural resources and environmental group at the u.s. government accountability office. mr. tremble is a primary author of the gao report underlining the threat presented by the security of domestic industrial radiological sources. his current role he provides leadership and oversight on nuclear security and cleanup issues. previously has focused on environmental causes including controlling environmental substances, clean water and epa management. before joining gao in 2009 he served at the department of state's political m

>> mr. mark hone. >> ok. did he have any conversation with mr. hone about your testimony here today? >> yes, sir. >> and what was the nature of that conversation or communication? >> to provide clear, accurate, and honest responses to your questions. >> you know, it's very troubling to me that we talk about accountability and making sure we know the facts here. but when you don't know the name of the people that actually did the destruction it seems like that would be the first thing when you went to phoenix you'd find out who did it. >> so congressman, my goal in going to phoenix was to understand the process. i knew that the inspector general was there. they were there to assess intent and to identify if there was responsibility or accountability for -- >> without names of people, how does that occur? how does -- don't you ask the person why did you destroy this evidence? these lists? why did you do it? >> these -- i did not speak to any of the schedulers -- >> did anyone on your staff do that? >> pardon? >> did anybody on your staff? you found

. >> these marks indicated to mr.hat the rods found in kopenheffer's home and those found with the ransom notes were all made on the same day at virtually the same time. >> something on the order of minutes. this was one of the best associations i've ever had with regard to the fabrication characteristics. >> police also found glaser brand ammunition in kopenheffer's home. the same type used in sally weiner's murder. >> i think that would be extremely unusual to have glaser round ammunition in a person's home. >> and local authorities asked the fbi to conduct their own analysis of kopenheffer's computers after the initial search of the hard drives turned up nothing. a document is not all in one place on a disc drive. pieces of it are stored in different sectors of a drive. when a document is deleted, it's not erased from the hard drive. instead, the space occupied by that document is labelled available to reuse if necessary. >> by going through that disc mathematically, finding the proper clusters based upon the known

but in texas, they're having a crazy sock party to mark the milestone. >> mr. bush is known for wearing those trademark socks. there's a website where you can design your own pair and send them to the president. >>> just in time for father's day, a doctors out with a new ad as a public service announcement. >> it stars sarah harbaugh. she is the wife of san francisco coach jim harbaugh. >> i'm talking about dad pants. the shapeless, pleated tragedy that too many men find themselves in every day. >> it continues in the family's backyard with jim harbaugh wearing dockers. >> during last year's season, harbaugh's wardrobe was the butt of many jokes. >>> a bird's-eye view of a chance encounter with one of the most feared predators. >> this shark was alongside a couple of paddle borders. the photographer used a drone with a camera attached to get images of the young white with his buddies. >> you don't want to see the grown-up one. the paddle borders said they were nervous at first, but awed by how graceful and peaceful the shark was. >> get out of the water. are yo

additional money if the supplementals their 89, 10 and 11 items before you today >> mark call 9 through 11. >> yes. mr. chair. item 9 the appropriating approximately $360 million for the prepayment bond and water depositing for the capital improvement from 2014-2015 to 2015- 2016 and item 10 the ordinance prostrate approximately 2 hundred and 15 million house/senate cap and trade for the house/senate power improvements for the fiscal year 2013-2014 and 2014-2015 and 2015- 2016 and ordinance amendmen amendments. item 11 ordinance prostrate 9 hundred and 61 million of revenue bonds for wastewater improvements for 2014-2015 and to 067 and amending ordinances >> and finally on the water system improvement the proposal is 15 miles a year of water main replacement interest so the key water projects that are still under law part of the 19 percent of that's not done the placement to be on track by 2018 and 2019 as well as the bay tunnel under the bay. >> todd sorry. what was the actual date that was programmed for the cal berries damn i know we have the conditions on the hillside do you recall >> it was 2018

want to thank the members of sfgtv covering this meeting jeff smith and mark bunch as well as the clerk of the committee, mr. victor young. apologize for that. victor young. sorry, mr. young. i need to turn off my phone also. mc

mr. russell, no. with each name, the secretary marked off the tally sheet. senatorsd the chamber, and spectators kept their own tally sheet silently checking names and adding numbers waiting for the magic 67. mr. thurman, no. mr. walters, no. mr. williams, aye. that is it, it explained -- exclaimed mike mansfield. it was delaware's john williams, the 96 name to be called the provided the decisive 67th vote. hubert humphrey raised his arms to the heaven and winked visitors in the gallery. ever dirksen just smiled. as the roll call ended, there was one more moment of drama. waiting in the cloak room was arizona senator carl hayden, the senate's longest serving member known as the dean of the senate. hayden did not answer his name when it was called. he supported the civil rights bill. but throughout his long senate career, he had opposed cloture. he had opposed all efforts to invoke cloture. it was a matter of principle. he fully embraced the senate's tradition of unlimited debate. despite his lifelong opposition to cloture, hayden had agreed he would vote yes

mr. speaker. senator mark beg etch from alaska. -- begism from alaska. i'm frankly appalled at the beginned foot-dragging by this administration on the keystone project. north dakota, which would be a competitor. north dakota, lots of economic resources there. lots of choices they can make. absolutely ridiculous. democrat, louisiana, unnecessary and unacceptable. democrat of alaska, appalled by the continued foot-dragging. why can't we move forward? it becomes an issue of the american people, mr. speaker. i don't know what the agenda is at the white house that has caused the five-year delay that the north dakota senator calls ridiculous. i don't know what that is at the white house that has caused the delay that folks call appalling and unacceptable, but we have an opportunity to come together and do this. we focus so often in this town on issues that divide us. this is an issue that unites us. and it unites us not just across party lines, not just across chambers back and forth, but divide of, well, politics. i've got labor unions here on the board mr.

mr. obama attended celebrations to mark the 25th anniversary of post communist elections.eech in castle square, he condemned the aggression of russia in ukraine after promising an increased u.s. and nato military presence in europe. >> we stand together because we believe that upholding peace and security is the responsibility of every nation. the days of empires and spheres of influence are over. bigger nations must not be allowed to impose their will at the barrel of a gun or with masked men taking over buildings. and the stroke of a pen can never legitimize the theft of a neighbor's land. so we will not accept russia's occupation of crimea or its violation of ukraine's sovereignty. our free nations will stand united so that further russian provocations will only mean for isolation for russia. >> our correspondent joins us from warsaw. some of the strongest language about nato solidarity from president obama. >> yes, indeed. there was no surprise that he would say that in warsaw where they're particularly concerned about russia's aggression in the ukraine. the annexation

mark. >> thank you, mr. president, for the opportunity to host you here. first as a former green beret, thank you for going in and getting that guy and letting our folks do their job. >> absolutely. >> it's a big deal. you're hosting the white house maker fair tomorrow and so i want to bridge the advanced manufacturing to makers. i'm just curious now that you've been through this phase, you've heard some of the stories, how do you see the maker movement playing into your objective of helping manufacturing in the u.s.? >> great question. tomorrow i'm going to be hosting the first white house maker fair, and for those of you who are less familiar, there is an entire movement across the country of people who are recognizing that with new technology, that the tinkerers, the people who are working in their garage who are coming up with an idea, that the barriers to entry, the capitol they have to put in to work up the ideas are drastically reduced. what we decided is let's invite a whole bunch of folks who come up with wonderful stuff some products that they're

mr. rose and his staff. i'd like to acknowledge mark [speaker not understood] who because i was out of town last week, presented on behalf of the department. >> he did an incredibly able job as well. >> yes, he did. >> colleagues, any questions for the chief? okay, mr. rose, can we go to your revised report? >> mr. chair, members of the committee, it is a first. [laughter] >> proposed budget total -- i'm on page 50 of our report, [speaker not understood]. of that amount, 601,646 are ongoing savings at 147,800. oneheim saving these reductions would still allow increase of 10,0 29,52 1 in the department's 14-15 budget. our recommended reductions proposed budget total [speaker not understood] in 15-16 which are ongoing savings and as i understand it, the department does concur with our recommended reductionses. >> okay. colleagues, any questions for mr. rose? okay, can i have a motion to accept mr. rose's report with cuts for the fire department? a motion and second, we can take that without objection. [gavel] >> chair farrell, if i can mention one item i know did come up last week for your consideration. i had so

[laughter] also, people, please mark your calendars. general james, mrs.james, november 9 and 10th that would be a symposium on harlem drivers at nyu, and randy weston is getting a concert on november 9 with the music of james reese europe. it's going to be 6 p.m. on november 9. randy weston and cons. you have to promise you will come to the events of the next day, okay? >> hhe's also appearing at the end of this month at concord baptist church. my information about jack johnson, all dealing with the racial climate. jack johnson staring in the racial situation you. he's much more -- our people were catching hell them. i call it hell in the racial climate. you see, so i see what has to happen. the people have to understand, this was not just one part of the country. you see, it was heavy up here, and it's heavy all over. so the civil rights in 65 changed a lot of things. you can take it for granted if you want to, but i never thought i would live to see the time that we are living in today, back in 1930, 1940, 1950. so i'm glad i came because you connect so

mr. olson and was marked wrong. you all know how it looks when the teacher just/is through an exam and is incorrect maybe with a one-word comment. but i had it right and they showed it to sam and he said that it was right and that i should tell mr. olson and so i did and it was hard and i remember my voice was shaking because he was a nice guy but i was essentially telling him that he had gotten something wrong, but i did it and it helped me because telling my stories started a conversation that revealed my understanding and in an even deeper way than i had written on the test and that is what learning can be like sometimes, complicated, clouded by this perception or maybe he was just really tired of grading papers and decided to blast right through i that with connection and conversation, clarity can be reached in his work is all about publishing those important facet of the educational experience in america. since the work on schools and education to greatest strength is helping folks to see where there's somethin

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> lamont found that the paint on mark unger's shoe was virtually identical to the paint on the railing and the post holding the railing. >> the question of sample from mrger's shoe was consistent with the known paint from the rail. >> to investigators, this pointed to only one logical conclusion. >> we believe mark kicked that railing, and the paint stuff on the should would certainly suggest that. >> but was this enough to get a conviction? sea captain: there's a narratorstorm cominhe storm narrator: that whipped through the turbine which poured... surplus energy into the plant which generously lowered its price and tipped off the house which used all that energy to stay warm through the storm. chipmunk: there's a bad storm comin! narrator: the internet of everything is changing how energy works. is your network ready?" of swedish experience in insidperfecting the rich,ars never bitter taste of gevalia. we do it all for this very experience. [woman] that's good. i know right? gevalia. >>> investigators knew two important details about the death of florence unger. first, tests showed a 110-pound woman sitting or leaning against the deck railing could n

mr. mcconnell: tomorrow marks the 70th anniversary of the invasion of normandy, a day known across the world as d-day. on this fateful day which approved to be such a decisive turning point for the allies' victory in europe, thousands of allied forces were killed or wounded in the invasion. while we are sadly losing more and more members of the greatest generation with each passing year, including the last of the original navajo code talkers who we lost just yesterday, the heroism of these brave americans can never be forgotten. mr. president, i have one constituent, bob williams, from boon county, kentucky, who juched to d-day, who jumped again 50 years later and was on the front cover of "time" magazine. i saw him earlier this year and he said he's not going to jump again because his wife won't let him. but bob williams is still in good shape 70 years after the day he jumped into the night at d-day. so so tomorrow i'll be honored to commemorate the most important anniversary by meeting with a number of kentucky heroes, veterans from world war ii and the korean war, who will be visiting the

my name is mark farrell and i will be chairing this meeting and we'll be joined by mr. alvarez avalos and mar. >> pls

reagan visited her late husband's california grave site yesterday to mark the tenth anniversary of president ronald reagan's death. mrs. reagan watched as flowers were laid at his grave. the couple had been married for over half a century when president reagan passed away after a long battle with alzheimer's disease. >>> want to shift gears now. it was a hot one in san antonio for game one of the nba playoffs. the heat was on, literally, the air conditioning at the at&t center was on the fritz. sending temperatures soaring and causing fans, well, to fan themselves. the spurs and heat got off to a strong start, though. mano ginobili hit some threes. with minutes left in the fourth, james, king james cramped up big time and had to be carried off the court. the spurs managed to capitalize and take game one 110-95. game two is on sunday. >>> southwest missouri, high winds, rains and localized flash flooding made for treacherous driving conditions. powerful storms in northeast arkansas are being blamed for two deaths there. wind gusts were so powerful, they sent this four-wheeler flying. that is something you don't see eve

mr. holland certain meeting with his ministers today. mark? >> hans, dow husband siemens fit into all of this? >> well, so here is the interesting thing about what bids and what parts of the energy aspects and energy bids that they want. they are saying that the -- by partnering with mitsubishi, the grid side of it will be done from the japan sneeze size. so siemens would avoid any regulatory hurdles where they have 50% already of the high voltage transmission line. they get out of a regulatory mess but create another one. the idea of a european conglomerate. the idea that this would be a european company that is eroded a little bit when you have two powerful partners in mitsubishi and hitachi. i'm not saying it is fatal to the bid but it does change it. >> thanks. hans nichols live in berlin. 3 looking at our function. looks at all the underlying and mergers and acquisitions activity. in europe, the value deal that has been announced this year is half a trillion. 585.7 billion. that is doubling on the same period last year. can it continue? p

mr. fisher, just killed himself, jumped off the golden gate bridge, committed suicide. >> mark fisher killedimself less than 24 hours after kathy's murder. >> this person now kills himself a day after this type of crime. there are no coincidences like that. you know, it just doesn't happen, in my experience. >> it was our belief that after the assault that he felt remorse, that he felt guilt, and he just couldn't live with what he had done. >> a search of fisher's room seemed to confirm his role in the murder. >> we found a pair of sunglasses similar to the type of sunglasses seen in the sketch. >> they seized some clothing that appeared to have bloodstains on it and noticed that a newspaper in the house was open to an article about the murder and a picture of the suspect's sketch was there, as well. >> the circumstantial evidence clearly pointed to mark fisher as the killer. but would the forensic evidence agree? >>> police were certain mark fisher was the man who sexually assaulted and murdered kathy loreck along the jogging trail. police sniffer dogs tracked the killer's trail right to hi

my name is mark farrell and i will be chairing this meeting and we'll be joined by mr. alvarez avalos and mar. >> please submit speaker cards. items will be appearing on july 8th. before we call the first item, our budget and finance committee meeting is considering the mayor's proposed budget through a series of meetings. you can find out when each city deposited -- department is presenting at the website. with www .bos. public comment will take place tomorrow here in the board chambers. public comment maybe submitted this year by submitting the board of supervisors board website. these budget comment will be distributed to all committee members. the committee will not take any action to amend or approve any part of the budget. madam clerk, please call item 1 and 2. city clerk: item 1: 14069: [proposed annual budget and appropriation ordinance for selected departments - fys 2014-2015 and 2015-2016] 1. 140619 sponsor: mayor proposed annual budget and appropriation ordinance appropriating all estimated receipts and all estimated expenditures for selected departments of t

want to thank the members of sfgtv covering this meeting jeff smith and mark bunch as well as the clerk of the committee, mr. victor young. apologize for that. victor young. sorry, mr. young. i need to turn off my phone also. mr. clerk, do we have any announcements? >> yes. please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. any documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the july 8th, 2014 board of

tip of the day, i received this visit from mark who lived in oklahoma. mr.plain hillary clinton's money gaffes ruz strange.@nlz here's the deal. when you grow up with not much money and yes get money as an adult, sometimes it's hard to handle. it's an emotional thing. ki only speak for myself. my folks never talked about money expect to say don't spend it. my townhouse does not have air conditioning. try that in august. we had a preowned car, very preowned. fingerprints were everywhere. we ate canned tuna. my father never ordered an appetizer in his entire life. never. so when folks from that kind of a background acquire money, they sometimes lose perspective, hoarding it or spending it like crazy. they're confused about how to process affluence. that's the explanation. here's the tip. keep your financial stuff quiet. doesn't matter if you're rich or poor, nobody's business but yours. that is it for us tonight. please check out the fox news factor website. like you to spat off from anywhere around the world. word of the day, do not be parsimonious. i'm bill

want to thank the members of sfgtv covering this meeting jeff smith and mark bunch as well as the clerk of the committee, mr. victor young. apologize for that. victor young. sorry, mr. young. i need to turn off my phone also. mr. clerk, do we have any announcements? >> yes. please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. any documents to be included as part of the file should be submitted to the clerk. items acted upon today will appear on the july 8th, 2014 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. >> okay, thank you. so, before we begin and call these items, we'll read a script about today. today is public comment day. i want to thank everybody in the audience for coming. the purpose of this hearing is to hear testimony on the proposed appropriation and annual salary ordinances and our mayor's proposed budget. please be advised that as chair of the committee we are going to recognize the following protocols to ensure that all members have an opportunity to speak and be heard. first of all, priority is going to be given to those who may require special accommodation. such as persons with

it will see a marked difference at the aggregate. >> mr. katzuyama? >> a big revenue source for the brokers? >> yes. some brokers. some programmers end up paying the high take fee. that take fee is subsidizing payments to other players. some are hurt worse and some benefit. >> thank you. back and really explore what is happening, what type of harm could be happening. $.25you are talking about trades that are not executed -- can you describe to me the volatility of that, what is being missed? are those traits because people are putting in stock orders and saying, i will buy stock at this price? >> you have people that may be place an order before they go to work and say, i want to buy 100 shares of stock at 20. it's a standing order. in our paper is that some brokers are routing that order so they trade last at a price. if throughout the day the market goes through your limit price, you trade. it does not matter where you were routed. that is true a large part of the time. what iuld be a lot of would argue is your trading experience. some stocks are le

joining us mark lamont hill and. we heard mrs. clinton talk about benghazi. i was watching the town hall, on twitter, she said still unanswered questions, a whole lot of people whole lot of people of right conservatives said yeah, that's why we want the committee investigating. >> it's to her credit. i look forward to hearing more from her. >> we were talking about the fact that it's interesting how much attention has been paid. she's on a book tour by the way. she's on a book tour, mark. let's bring into the conversation this notion that one of questions that was asked on tumblr, she talked about the impending birth of her first grandchild and the decision she's going to have to make about running for president. i want you to listen to this because there was an interesting point to this. >> hard choice, grandmother or the possibility of being the first female president of united states of america. >> there have been -- >> hard choice. >> there have been a lot of grfers who have done it. >> priest siesly. so maybe it's not a hard choice. >> it's a personal ha