mr. watson for all of his work over the years. if we do have sro's that are publicly funded, that i think we need to be looking more at have the ability issues. and finally, -- habitablility issues. and in terms of who can access the housing first program, because i do not believe that seniors with disabilities have access to the housing that results from those programs, i think you after being on certain kinds of programs to access the houses. again, thanks to doss. i think we just continue working on this program somehow. i am not sure. >> it sounds like over the past two years since member olague and members of the original sro working group have a lot of ideas. i think there has been some frustration. we have moved on a number of recommendations from the working group for -- from the minimum standards for improvement on housing to minimum standards. there are nine new policies. and there are long -- longer- term goals that address this situation, kind of supporting the send sro conditions, but also longer-term stable housing -

mr. watson. would you hold that for me, musgrave, please? and that. now, will you take the last yard of the string and tie it to the base of the fishing rod, watson? yes, and when you've done that, would you bring the ritual and join me on the lawn? would you measure that shadow, please, watson? >> nine feet. >> so the calculation is now a simple one. if a fishing rod of six feet throws a shadow of nine feet, then a tree of 64 feet will throw one of? >> 98. >> 96. >> yes, of course. and the line of one, of course, will be the line of the other. watson, look. two inches from mine. >> the mark made by brunton. >> now read out the steps. >> west eight by eight. >> 64. >> and, um, south! seven by seven. >> 49. >> west six by six. >> 36 and... >> south five by five. [dramatic music] ♪ >> and? >> two by two. >> one, two, three, four. i don't believe it. >> some mistake in your calculation? >> that's impossible. >> brunton hasn't been here. >> "two by two, and so under." >> these stones haven't been moved in many a long year. >> [whispers] and under... holme

mr. watson door and puzzled millions of dollars, manufactured phony bank statements about forged signaturesd created fake bank addresses. the charges against him are that he took customers' funds right out of the bank and lied about for years. peregrine futures commission merchant register at the cftc. national futures association, a self-regulatory organization responsible for front-line oversight is required to conduct periodic audits. in addition, there has to be an annual review by an independent cpa. to cite the police cannot prevent of bank robberies, market regulators cannot prevent of financial fraud. having said that, the system failed to protect the customers, and we all must do better. the commission has been actively working to improve protections of customer funds. we finalize for supper critical roles in this regard. we also worked with the national futures association and futures industry for these last seven or eight months in finalizing last week rules that aren't new, common-sense rules to protect customers. the cftc has been implementing significant restructuring oversigh

mr. watson and pfg and have all the money in the bank? do they take their word for it?res. in this industry you have audits going on call the i'm. does anybody call? i know the pendulum is going to swing and i know they will come down on hard on more regs. seriously, let's have common sense. as gary point out, politics and regulations don't mix but we're in a political environment and woe be to all the good businesses that are overweight with regs and there is always good and evil. we just need simple rules to filter out the latter that far group. back to you. >> rick santelli, thanks so much. fiery today. we're all fiery about this. >> i think rick and i are both speaking about this. they need people in there that have traded in chicago, worked in the industry, that know how to do an audit. if you have to do an audit, you better know what you're looking for. that's why that survey although it may be a slanted question to basically go after people. >> it brings up interesting points. >> back to where -- i mean, we just keep going back to these places where the confidenc

watson pharmaceuticals. western union. guys, you could certainly focus on qualcomm which is getting a nice lift today. that stock is up nearly 4%. it's been a long-time holding of mr. cooperman, anthony. it's a stock that a lot of hedge funds have favored for its mobile play, it's tied to the apple ecosystem and many of the others as well. >> there's a new product cycle coming for a lot of these smartphones. particularly apple. they're going to play the earnings momentum on that stock. the one i like the most is express scripts. irregardless of who the next president is, they will do well with whatever the health care legislation turns out to be. so those are two really good high quality names. >> pete, what name among the many that mr. cooperman went through just a few minutes ago here at dliring alpha stands out to you the most? >> anthony talked about qualcomm. that one certainly sticks out. these technology names are always something you're interested to know where the big fellas are actually shifting their money around. i'd even stick with watson pharmaceutical. great company. one of those in the generic space. we talked about big pharma. this is one of those

watson? >> i didn't want to say, yes, but they are. megyn: does this mean i get to have colin firth who's, of course, the real mr.g to get to see him in some sort of compromising position? >> reporter: as soon as these go to film, you absolutely will. i didn't read the top parts because i can't on television, but it gets much worse. megyn: i might actually buy that. you can download it, and nobody has to know. oh, but wait, i just said it on national television. thanks, trace. >> reporter: 50 shades. [laughter] megyn: oh, mr. darcy. you know that movie, don't you? great book and then movie. >>> bain capital and outsourcing have been the hot button words in recent weeks. up next, karl rove deconstructs some of the latest attacks on governor romney. >>> and a 71-year-old man who ran off a pair of would-be robbers with his gun is considered a hero by many, but could he be facing serious charges? kelly's court investigates. a party? [ music plays, record skips ] hi, i'm new ensure clear. clear, huh? my nutritional standards are high. i'm not juice or fancy water, i'm different. i've got nine grams of protein. twist m