there if you stay calm and know who where to look and you're ready with the tabasco and the m & ms karen in illinois. karen? >> caller: hello >> karen, yes? >> caller: oh, is this jim >> oh is it ever >> caller: wouldn't i know by now? >> yeah. >> caller: so, jim, my husband passed away leaving me a widow at a young age. >> okay. >> caller: so what did i do? i tuned you in on tv and you were recommending apple stock at that time and i -- it was $7 and i bought $100 shares. >> yes. >> caller: if you look at what i've done now, you know, with splits and 7 to 1, whatever. anyway, i've been hooked on you ever since. >> you're very kind -- sorry for your loss. kind of you to mention it. i have been behind apple that long people saying, cramer, you buried me. i liked it at 7. you're not changing my mind. what's up? >> caller: i'm sticking with it. i've been following weig wayfaid i see the furniture stock on tv often, often, often and it's been going up, up, up. now all of a sudden there is a crash. >> right. >> caller: you're saying don't buy mcdonald's until it goes down. >> right. >> caller

ms. vandermeulen has a strong work ethic and cares about the population she served. karen has gone above and beyond and provided many complements to her work ethic. a client's attorney stated, "your instinct, presence, sensitivity and intelligence are the reasons that we can trust the frail elderly and abused will be safe." ms. vandermeulen is passionate about her work and an excellent investigator. that's quite a tribute, karen. [applause] [applause] >> i'm truly humbled. thank you so much. it means a lot to me. when i was an undergrad, i had not heard of adult protective services and i was really, truly honored, i am, to be a part of it. i've never seen a group of people that work so hard and love what they do. sometimes we see the best. and sometimes we see the worst. and yet everybody always in the department has a smile. i feel like it's a really truly fine-tuned symphony. every instrument is different, but also so important. when we come together, we're a symphonic and we support each other. i can get the support, the hand-holding that we need to make what we do a su

karen durham aguilera. executive director army national military cemeteries and arlington national cemetery. ms.der pelosi, secretary of defense matus, secretary of affairs, secretary of the air force wilson, major general hollered, families of the fallen, visitors from across the world and all of you, good morning. and welcome to arlington national cemetery. what a glorious day. it is fitting that we are in the center of this most hallowed ground. a special welcome to mr. larry romo of the american g.i. forum, for being today's veteran service host for national veterans day observance. today as we celebrate the 100th anniversary of the signing of the world war i armistice in 1918, how fortunate we all are to gather together today to pay tribute to this amazing anniversary. just a short walk from here, i invite you to visit sections 17, 18, 19, or visit our welcome center where we memorialize world war i veterans and families laid to rest here at arlington national cemetery. their stories tell the history of our country through sacrifice of our citizens. that served our nation in its time of nee