with the world parter in with companies like this? companies like this? lines. lines. >> they see evidence that >> they see evidence that they'll get more people to buy they'll get more people to buy their product. their product. >> reporter: a survey found that >> reporter: a survey found that 89% of participants will be 89% of participants will be likely to switch from one brand likely to switch from one brand to another that is associated to another that is associated with a good cause. with a good cause. but it's important to give your but it's important to give your cause and your cause-related cause and your cause-related advertiser a close look. advertiser a close look. >> you need to look at the >> you need to look at the finance. finance. and who is in charge, and you and who is in charge, and you need to look for evidence of need to look for evidence of results, meaning the mission. results, meaning the mission. >> reporter: the meaning of >> reporter: the meaning of heifer heifer international made it international made it

. >> reporter: but why would some of the biggest corporations in the world parter in with companies likes? because it is boost their bottom lines. >> they see evidence that they'll get more people to buy their product. >> reporter: a survey found that 89% of participants will be likely to switch from one brand to another that is associated with a good cause. but it's important to give your cause and your cause-related advertiser a close look. >> you need to look at the finance. and who is in charge, and you need to look for evidence of results, meaning the mission. >> reporter: the meaning of heifer international made it noel's choice. >> they are dedicated to ending hunger through the model if you give a man a fish he'll eat for a day, if you teach a man to fish he'll eat for a lifetime. >>> come up, one small key stroke for man, one giant leap for man kind. see how that could one day lead to colonies on the moon. that story and more as "real money" continues. keep it right here. >>> we are on the cusp of an extrordanairer are in world history, big business in space. ever since nasa shu

we continue to deliver cutting edge analytical products from our many parter ins. the administration has made appropriate oversight a requirety and encouraged by the progress we have made thus far. thank you for inviting me to testify before you today. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. good afternoon. chairman warner and merkley. my name is david cotney and it is my pleasure to testify before you today on behalf of the conference supervisors. i thank you for holding this hearing today to address the risk of virtual currency. including payment protection system, national security, money laundering and other ill ligs sit activities. the potential benefits are also diverse. providing an out link to the unbanked and under-banked. state regulators have long-supervised money transmiters to protect consumers and preserve national security and law enforcement interests. state regulators are talking with industry and other regular lay toshs about evolving methods of moving funds. this includes virtual currencies and peer-to-peer transactions. state regulators believe that

we continue to deliver cutting edge analytical products from our many parter ins. the administration has made appropriate oversight a requirety and encouraged by the progress we have made thus far. thank you for inviting me to testify before you today. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. good afternoon. chairman warner and merkley. my name is david cotney and it is my pleasure to testify before you today on behalf of the conference supervisors. i thank you for holding this hearing today to address the risk of virtual currency. including payment protection system, national security, money laundering and other ill ligs sit activities. the potential benefits are also diverse. providing an out link to the unbanked and under-banked. state regulators have long-supervised money transmiters to protect consumers and preserve national security and law enforcement interests. state regulators are talking with industry and other regular lay toshs about evolving methods of moving funds. this includes virtual currencies and peer-to-peer transactions. state regulators believe that

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i'm a parter in at sidely austin. my question goes to root cause of the problem. there seems to be almost a consensus that fundamental problem if not the fundamental was the highly leveraged home mortgage market and the housing bubble. we know that government didn't recognize that. in time at least, but what was wrong with the private sector? this was funded, after all primarily by private investments. we know what the buyers -- or the sellers motivation. what was the buyers motivation. why didn't they recognize they were purchasing what quickly became toxic assets? >> what happened to market -- [inaudible] whoever took more chances made more money. and so you go in to more and more venturesome security. what else can you learn from except the past. people extrapolate. i would argue virtually all financial error is has at the root naive extrapolation from the past, and that and getting past that. that's why, if you think about it all the great investors are in some way or another con trairn whoa reject the lessons of recent experiences. >>let take two or three. he

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parters and our own rick santelli. welcome to everybody. heather hughes, we talk about this change in tone of the market. we've really felt in the last week or so the momentum stocks are going down. technology is taking a hit. even as the blue chips were going higher. what's going on? is there a rotation going on or what are you sensing here? >> yes. you're right. it's very interesting that the advisers we work with were saying look at the cyclical growth plays in industrials -- or technology, biotech got crushed yesterday. we're not seeing that happen. investors are going back to the large cap value. those dividend grower names. if there is such a thing as a safe haven asset class aside from bonds, they're looking at those blue chips again. it worked the first half of this year. i didn't think i would be saying it again. that's where we are today. >> bill mcvail, what about you? in terms of small caps, first off, small cap growth. would you buy twitter here? bill? >> a little too big for me. it's interesting -- i'm here. when you look at a stock like twitter, these big, high profile events, it's not unu

in wean pate tall wind. he's so extreme. ly out there. the senate health by dd kraetsds 37 which 14- this extreme parters won the prior main ter area. know vod da. there was some real experiences, extremists win. can kin cue chi fell inhood. we allow. right. there is no real debate. sex life is another one. forget that. get rid of it. that's okay. jen cuccinelli never called to tell me i he is. he never gets to psy hem self. you know what. >> i think that is to you. it seems to me is getting the best approach. you know what they are fof over heat and the r08 jest were here. >> in the senate, the house. i'm just not hearing it. it troubles me necessarily. >> it's the right thing to do. and a krur market. thank you very much. we appreciate it. up next, some people say investors twider ipo. i think you vol lur tall a noirs set. peace of mind is important when you're running a successful business. so we provide it services you can rely on. with centurylink as your trusted it partner, you'll experience reliable uptime for the network and services you depend on. multi-layered security solutions keep your information safe, and secure. and

in the aisles. ask your question. we do not want your comment. we want your question. >> i have a question from twitter. the first question -- she has a two-parter. can you please run for president? [applause] and, the second part, had we engage those who do not see politics as affecting them question mark -- them? >> we have to trace each issue, you know -- i mean, how many kids are there who are graduating in debt? the main reason they are graduating in debt is because state legislatures have defunded universities and build prisons instead. this is affecting everybody. we have to take the issues -- issues are a bad word -- the hopes, the dreams, the daily concerns, the problems. we have to increase them. >> we have to have civics education. [applause] i think that we need to bridge actuate -- perpetuates and cultivates -- perpetuate and cultivate. does anybody care about creating good citizens? you cannot wait until they are 18 and think that they will spontaneously combust and care about government. we need to build that relationship earlier. [applause] >> i had a question. i am from texas. i was wondering if you could speak, gloria, to the f