will berkeley reg will thats. it was all bears. four hits including this grand slam in the fifth. cal wins it 10-2 in five innings. now game two. henderson on the mound for the bears. she was solid. a complete game and five hits and five strikeouts and go to the second inning. and it is gone. three-run shot and cal moves on to the ncaa super regionals. the lady bears impressive. nba action and the clippers are doing everything they can to avoid elimination by the source including drawing blood. we'll hit the hardwood as we abab >>> we tip off tonight with the clippers trying to avoid elimination by the spurs. blame griffin received four stitches to his lip after a collision. it didn't slow him down. two of his 21 right here. they are up 62-59. tony parker drives and lays it in. the spurs up three. after a chris paul turnover and he gets one last chance, but he can't get it to go. the spurs sweep the clippers with a 102-99 victory. after a disas russ game three -- disasterous game three, miami was down 10, but they

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then you've got the regulation -- the reg f-d issue which is a completely separate issue. in some ways, those reports based on what's out there in the public domain right now are actually more troubling, at least from my own perspective. >> right. >> in that that -- the reason why you have that -- that rule, that rule is the product of sarbanes-oxl sarbanes-oxley, the otherly ear frauds. it's the worst part of wall street doing business in the same old tired ways. >> right. >> that hurt investors, hurt consumers. my personal opinion is that reg f-d has been effective. >> right. >> has been an effective deterre deterrent. >> thank you very much. paul, interesting point for what he raises. reg f-d, not have an analyst say rosy wonderful things about an underwriting is a pig or other things if you remember what ten years ago. while they're trying to sell it. they're saying we don't like this thing, bankers are trying to sell it and now it's being called a conflict of interest. >> when ordinary people look at this, this was a company founded in the harvard dorm room. ten years

the top ranked cal lady bears had to beat arkansas twice to advance to the super reg will thats.odds? >>> they put brandon mccarthy on the 15-day dl with a shore shoulder. the giants 11-game win streak against the a's is over. lots of beards and nomes. had to be the weirdest give away day ever. tim lincecum gets tagged for four runs including this single. timmy then throws a wild pitch and buster posey can't find it. cal scoots home from second. lynn succumb picks a pretty good hit. he left the game after the inning. the giants with a man on facing shane lukes. that is out of here. 11th of the year and a two-run shot and ends an 11-game slot here at san francisco with a 6-2 victory. >> from what i heard it was three years in a row. just go ahead and break the sweep for this year. just take a win in the home stand and have a team we played well against in the past and hopefully we meet up with them again at home. >> i felt focused throughout the game. it was just a matter of executing pitches. i just haven't been doing that. they make me pay for my mistakes, and the walks are addi

he is from elk reg. >> t-a-u t-o-l-o-g-y. >> reporter: i had to look it up. it means the saying of the same thing twice in different words but this word, like many others is child's play to jack. >> i spend on average 30 minutes a day going over the words. >> we always suspected he was pretty bright. he taught himself how to read when he was three. >> reporter: he is no stranger to the spelling bee, having done in 2009 as a fifth grader. >> i didn't make this past preliminaries but pretty exciting. >> t-e-n-e--- >> reporter: with his mother helping, he has mastered many words most people have to google. >> there are some words that are harder. we mean morph to change but it actually means shape. he started reading harry potter at five and had special word lists given to him as early as the second grai.d computers also play a major role. jack loves comic strips. >> i, king of dreamland has expanded my nation's influence eye like the comics. it lets you see the events de pick thed. >> reporter: the event he would like to see next is a long stay at the spelling

has also reached into tharea consumer prottion by regulatin leling, and packaging pcts, nsum cret, rege prottion anngconsumlatin leling, d collection practice in the a eonmeal proctn, the governnt regulates air pollution, water pollution, noise pollution, and pesticides. another area of government regulation is la thisertains to s, cking, and boycotts; the right to strike; labor activities that unions d management are forbidden to practice; an employee bill of rights and reporting requements for unn tivities; discrimination in employment onhe basis of race, religion, color, national origin, sex, or age;mployee heal and safety in the workplace; retirement and security income, including old age survivors, disability, insurance, and medicare; the operation of private pension funds; unemploynt compensation; and wages earned and paid, including child labor, maximum hours, and minimum wages. clearly, government regulation has a sspa on tondu of busine. h, 'ra that anyone concerned with the reliohip between business and government undeta the sources of gornment regulatpower. >> theriry source

it will be a wonderful day reg. look at that sunset.r yesterday. temperatures made it into the 80's. it is still rather warm. 72 degrees right now. this is the first month since december with our rainfall above average. here is what has been going on. the other thing, the only thing that is a bit of a fly in the ointment is some circulation that may develop after -- off the south carolina-north carolina coast on the weekend. with that last wave moving through, you can see the clouds breaking up. high temperature was at 82 degrees. while we were in the 80's look at the terrible heat around phoenix. 105 degrees. they missed the record by one. not only has been hot but it has been dry. i want to show you a great image from the office was s-- aqua satellite. this is north of flagstaff. you can see how dry the area is there and the terrible fires that the folks in the southwest are going to be having to deal with. back home here, our temperature is 72. out around the lake, syracuse at 50. you can get an idea of the delightful dry air that wi

>> reporter: it'sed supposed to fund cancer reg. our poll found more in-person voters are opposed, so that turnout on tuesday could decide this measure. reporting live. >>> another sceufs ktvu field poll finds most californians favor change when it doms term limits. prop 28 would reduce the total number of years that could be served are 12 opinion turnly, lawmakers can serve only 6 years in l the aseemably and 8 years in the state gnat. >>> oakland firefighters say a raging fire caused an estimated $200,000 in damage. ktvu was the first to bring you these pictures on the air. when it became too dangerous to fight the fire inside the home, cues took a defensive position outside to keep the flames from spreading to nearby homes. >>> a tragic discovery brought a hazardous materials crew into an apartment complex. a man said he found his wife dead inside a car. the story we first told you about, on the early edition. firefighters said toxic hydrogen sulfide was in the car. crews used fans to dissipate the material. >>> police are look f

and my personal opinion is that reg fd has actually been effective. and has served as an effective deterrent. >> thank you very much. i want to hit pause right there because i want to drink paul and john back in. it's an interesting point what he raises. what this is supposed to do is not have an analyst at a wall street bank say all kinds of rosy wonderful things about an underwriting that they think is a pig or other things, if you remember what happened ten years ago, while their investment bank is trying to sell it. what you saw here was morgan stanley research saying we don't like this thing. bankers are trying to sell it. and now it's being called a conflict of interest or something. >> when ordinary people look at this, this is a company that was founded in a harvard dorm room, right? i don't know, what, ten years ago? very short period of time. >> yes. >> now they have 443 million subscribers worldwide. but does anybody really think that it's not a risky investment? is there somebody out there who's buying it for $38 a share who isn't rolling

. >> reg stayed in the cell and me and billy hid in the showers and reg's job was to get the attention of the guard and he beat on the door and he was a woman. and she turned her back. it was the easiest way out and billy grabbed her back of her arms just so she couldn't move. i put my hand on her shoulder and told her she wasn't going to get hurt, just give us the keys, you know. she gave us the keys and dropped the flashlight. she was scared. she was crying. [ bleep ] herself. but the fear made her do it, gave the keys up. >> although donald's discharge is days away, he has yet to find a place to live upon release. >> when i came to prison i had everything. i had a house about three blocks from the beach in navarre and i was doing pretty decent, you know. when i came, they stripped all that away, all my clothes, vehicles. hell, my rights, you know, they took everything. >> this is what i will be taking out of prison. everything i own will be in here, letters and stuff i bought a long time ago. this shower bag. that's the only thing i'm getting out of prison, a leather bag and myself.

don't know, because it it is two years since they passed this bill and they stillll have not enacted regs. it is not that complicated. call me old-faioned, but when i put money in the bank, it is not supposed to be to j just play with. i t moneyey ithe bank to be safe. >> whatind of interest are you getting -- >> lousy interest, but it is in shor -- insured. national capital bank of washington, heres my plug. >> oh. >> free checking for you. >> i get free checking, thank you. >> i remain amazed to this moment, after 2008 what this country went tough, that nobodydy has stood for justice publiclyn this country. this administration, three years in office, has not brought any of the malefactors of that wealth and the loss of wealth. this is a little thingg that jamie dimon told off. -- pulled off. what the volcker rule would do is stop the bank -- the bank has deals with the depositor and can supposly only tried to increase the ierest in profit of that deposit as nina spoke to, not to just play games with. >> is that what t is going on, risky business? >> i suggest that on the corner ofall an

volunteers and sheriffs officials continue searching the fields and open regs reservoirs. >> alan: theorld's most powerful mom. >> some good news for college graduates looking for a new job, but bad news if they're looking to pay off a student loan. >> leigh: leg has the forecast. >> mike: giants and a's going in different divisions, and the amgen tour of california's first stage. it was rough one. it hello? the words are going this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app. take a step forward... and chase what matters. >> ama: took a bit of heavy lifting but the special shuttle enterprise has been separated from the jet that flew it to new york. you can see the engineers working to lift the enterprise from the 747 last night. they used two cranes and a special restraint system to move it to a trailer. then it will be moved to the intrepid museum. >> alan: good new

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exist, if the appellant would have been able to utilize, would they be grandfathered under the new regs? >> that has not been determined yet. there has been some discussion. that has not been determined. >> can you provide me with some other examples of policies enacted by staff since the passing of the resolution? >> certainly. one of the policies was be closed of the wait list, for example, for medallions. that way list is still currently at 2800 people. we cannot take any more. ballast is currently 15 -- that list is currently 15 to 18 years old. we cannot add to that any longer. in terms of general policy, driver permits. there are times so we have too many drivers. we have 7000 drivers in the city. technically, only 5000 at a time could really work. we've reached a critical mass of drivers. we have cut off new applications for drivers for several months until we see who has renewed, new has not renewed. we reach a certain level and we say, ok, let's reopen it again. cut these policies that -- >> these policies are enacted in connection with the resolution, that you cite in your bri

when people make an argument about don't reg late. i mean, if that made sense to normal people, this wouldn't have happened. i mean, the ceo of this bank said a month ago this was all hogwash and then lost $3 billion. i mean, couldn't it have been 30 or more? steve, could 2008 happen again? >> well, it possibly could. by the way, my point is we have these multiple tier of regulations already and they haven't prevented these kinds of meltdowns in terms of the finances of these banks. look, i'm just worried that we just passed as you know what was it, about a year or two ago, the dodd-frank bill, which was supposed to stop this kind of behavior. and dodd-frank imposed a lot of new costs on these financial institutions. >> they haven't put brakes on them. jamie dime sn fighting against it. >> you need the right regulation. you need to streamline all the different entities in washington, put them all together and have one mass reg later. that's not more regulation. the other point. >> i agree on that one. >> the ones that gotten the deepe

it has been at two years since they passed the bill and they still have not enacted the regs. it is not that complicated. that is why they enacted the law. call me old-fashioned, but when i put money in a bank, it is is not supposed to be to just play with. i put money in the bank to be safe. >> what kind of interest are you getting? >> i am getting a lousy interest, but it is insured. national capital bank of washington, here is my plug. >> oh. >> free checking for you. >> i get free checking, thank you. >> i am amazed that at this moment, after 2008, what this country went through, that nobody has stood up for justice publicly in this country. this administration now, three years in office, has not brought any of the malefactors of that wealth and the loss of wealth -- this is a little thing that jamie dimon pulled off. $25 billion in the standing of the company is gone, as of this moment. what the volcker rule would do is stop a bank -- the bank has to -- the depositor can only supposedly traded to increase the interest in profit for the depositor, not to just play games. >

ask the kwong and this committee to even take a look at could we clarify parts of the healthy forest regs racial act to ensure that the forest service can get this work done on an oj right opinion. >> so would you agree we just sold a. >> is the bark beatle an imminent threat? >> the forest service, the blm should abe louing the plex ability to be able to address this properly. and they have the skills to do it. the problem is the process. >> that leads me back to mr. burke when you're talking about regulatory compliance. you'll find this shocking but across the board we continue to hear about overregulation, duplicitous regulation, which is inhibiting common sense decisions, increasing talk. >> if you think again of the forest as that water shed, it's allowing the water to proceed to streams and livers gently and carefully but also filters it. in our farm clp that are grassy oils kbrar in our forested areas in compliance with many of the farm bill programs, again, not regulatory complains but incentive based voluntary compliance. we are leading forest at buffers under the bmws, which con

. >>> a proposed indian casino in north richmond has gotten a thumb's down from reg haters. the band has been fighting for years to build a 2,,slot casino on land near the parkway. the interior department rejected it today saying the site is too far from the tribe's home, 90 miles away. last year the federal government rejected another casino project in richmond backed by a different tribe. >>> coming up, the countdown underway at this hour for the bridge closure. we will have a live update. >>> if you are heading up to lake tahoe this weekend. pack more than your bathing suit. today it looks like winter all over again. >>> we still have a few lingering clouds and showers across parts of the bay area. coming up i will show you where those showers are right now and highlight the warmest parts of the holiday weekend . >>> just in time for the golden gate bridge celebration, a navy destroyer sailed into san francisco bay today. it floyded under the bridge at noon today escorted by a fireboat. the homeport is down in san diego t. is here for a 3-day visit and a change of command

one of the nat's regs down for a long time. i'll explain coming up next. >> well,ed caps gained problems have been well documented over the years but they exorcized some of those ghosts against the bruins. they would have to do it again tonight. it have to come in a frenzied madison square garden. matt on the doorstep. owe could have opened the door but lundquist said no. there would be others third period. alex says hit me with your best shot. lundquist turns him away. 22 saves. caps get one late though. working hard out in front. that made it 2-1. the rangers also scoring as well to make it 2-0. here comes the score to make it 2-1. it went to one last push. six on five, desperation. rangers hanging on and the caps are coming home, their season over, losing it 2-1. we head back out to kristen berset who has been covering the locker room. i know it had to be heart break in there. >> reporter: it was a heart break in there. guys obviously defeated. they had such a roller coaster after season -- of a season. at the beginning of t

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that there's not really that were yump differ regs linked to obe obesity. seems to me, think about medicare, two things that are important. one is to find ways to change the incoming health profile of people coming into the program, because there are long-term potential savings associated with having a healthier population coming in at age 65. and let's just go back to the care coordination piece. and i'm sure melanie will talk about this and they're doing a great job of trying to build more care coordination and do lpgts eligibles here. if you think about evidence base, care coordination interventions i think programs like medicare are enormous. over the next decade, medicare is going to spend roughly $500 become to $600 billion on readmissions that we could potentially prevent. that basic question, why don't we build something into the program, actually be effective in do this. and we actually have interventions that are effective. so we have a program that eric colmal developed -- coleman developed some time ago. comes up with very similar results. that

but we could reg late the clearing houses, and anti-fraud and anti-manipulation. >> did the cftc really know what was going on on such a large position that jpmorgan had taken here? >> well -- >> were you in the dark or did you know what was going on? you said you learned about -- >> it's in transition to speak about this. our oversight of the clearing houses give us a lot of window into the clearing houses which i think has 27 members in it, and the risks in that clearing house. the margin there. that's not the full jpmorgan picture, of course, they have a lot of swaps that aren't clear. our principle regulatory. in terms of the bank, we don't have any oversight there. >> you really didn't know what kwos going on or the problem with the trade until you read the press reports like all of us? >> well, i had -- that's what i've said, yes, sir. >> yes. >> chairman shapiro, i pose the same question to you. where was the sec here? did they know what was going on and if not, why not? >> the sec became aware of the activity, again, also through press reports back in april when the london wale

for this reason the big i is very encouraged by chairman johnson's reg slaigs, the modernization act of 2011. i want to be very clear. the big i strongly supports a long-term extension and reform legislation. there are important reforms that must happen to be program in order for it to be put on stable footing. in particular the big i for many years has asked congress to begin phasing out subsidies found in the program. we are pleased that chairman johnson's legislation contains proposals to do just that for many properties. additionally, the big i welcomes the legislation's proposal to increase the amount fema can raise premiums in any given year. currently, fema can only raise premiums by 10% on any property. the legislation would propose to increase this to 15%, which would allow the program to become more financially sound. i'd also like to comment on some recent discussions aimed at finding ways to privatize the program. the big i would always prefer to utilize the private market. however, we have yet to see evidence that the private marketplace is any more prepared or capable o

we are the agency that reg lates well and gas drilling and production operations in the state of oklahoma. i'm also here talking to be as a member of the board of stronger, currently serving as chairman of that board, and a member of the board of the ground order protection council as well. i'm going to talk a little about a couple of the programs that those organizations have underway that are address kg hydraulic fracturing issues. i do want to emphasize, though, how whether or not it is for everybody to understand states do regulate hydraulic fracturing. just how they go about regulating is documented in the stronger reports that i'll describe in a little more detail shortly. but those programs that the states administer have been around for many years. they are comprehensive. they are continually improving, and i think you can summarize them by saying they're strong, they're responsive, they're flexible and they're adaptive, and for all of those reason, i believe they're effective in ensures that hydraulic fracturing operations are conducted safely. now, the states do face challenges.

constitution charges the president with preserves the constitution and the nation and the laws and regs and stuff. >> yes. >> so he's saying basically the same thing, i have the duty to protect the constitution in whatever way is -- >> he has a unique role to preserve and protect and defend the constitution, yeah. what else does he argue? he has some folksy arguments in his corning letter and if you pick up on any of these, why does he say vallandigham was arrested? what is his argument there? this is, let's see, maybe around page 309 of the letter to corning. what are some of his arguments about vallandigham's arrest in particular. remember, lincoln didn't think it was a good idea that vallandigham was arrested but rather than undermine his military commander in the field, he writes this letter defending the arrest. catherine what page are you on? >> on page 309, talking about whether he should shoot a simple-minded soldier boy who deserts. >> lincoln makes an argument, he says vallandigham was arrested because he was warring against the military, he was warring against the military by

>> if the trades were done in an sec reg lamted entity, broker dealer or ultimately when the rule, finalized the security based swap deemer, then it would clearly be under the jurisdiction, excuse me, of the sec. >> okay. which, of course, raises another question. if i were running jpmorgan, couldn't i just set this up in a way to avoid you? >> well, that's an important issue that we're all wrestling in with in the context of the controversy border and how to apply our rules to activities that might not take place in the u.s. entity but might face a u.s. customer or take place in the aaffiliate of a u.s. entity but over seas or in a branch overseas border release. i think generally a foreign entity with a foreign customer, we can feel reasonably comfortable our title seven rules wouldn't apply. but the foreign affiliate of the u.s. embassy, rather foreign entity that's registered with us with doing business with a foreign customer would likely be subject to our rules. a u.s. entity, including a branch of the u.s. entity operating in a different country or doing business with any u.s. person

to prevent this from happening i introduced house concurrent regs loogs 127, i'd like to thank my co-sponsors chairman upton, ranking member waxman, subcommittee chairman walden and eshoo. in many way this is is a referendum on the future of the internet. for nearly a decade the u.n. has been angling quietly to become the epicenter of internet governance. a vote for our resolution is a vote to keep the enternet free from government control and prevent russia, china, india as well as other nations from succeeding in giving the u.n. unprecedented power over web content and infrastructure. if this power grab is successful i'm concerned that the next arab spring will instead be a russian winter where free speech is chilled not encouraged and the internet become as wasteland of unfilled hopes, dreams and opportunities. we simply cannot let that happen. thank you, mr. chairman, i yield back. >> now recognize mr. sterns. >> thank you. following up with your comments and chairman upton about the monopoly from the 19th century which we don't want to go back to, is there anybody in this room who thinks

berlusconi might say golden shower station over thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you reg stay right there coming after the break much more. eliminate. i welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max kaiser a special and studio guest please welcome here though solana's price is the founder of electro retail chain in mexico hugo has been campaigning to have mexico return to the silver standard welcome to the show you go thank you max well. and you know as i'm an opportune time to mention silver for greece i want to get into that and because this is really an incredible moment in history everyone is talking about a greek exit from the euro you believe there is an opportunity for greece to introduce a silverback currency it's a five step plan i've seen this work already it's fantastic let's walk through it well it's a very it's a very simple plan and in mexico has had great support from politicians but unfortunately or fortunately we have not arrived at a hopeless situation and that is the favorable aspect of the present situation in greece that is hopeless and the situation for

required to discuss their risk and they are given an option of three ways to go forward in their item 305 reg sk disclosure. when they have to give quantitative information about market risk, they can use a tabular presentation of the information. they can do a sensitivity analysis or they can do a var disclosure. and most financial institutions, in fact, choose to do that. they also have to disclose at the same time, though, any material limitations on the model, what it's not telling about risk exposures and when there are changes to the var model, as on the newspapers have reported was done at jpmorgan, they change their var model. those changes have to be disclosed to the changes to the model characteristics also have to be publicly disclosed. >> and have you followed that at some of these other losses that have taken place in recent past how it impacted from the s.e.c. evaluations? >> our staff would look at -- well, particularly in the capital context where var is also used to allow firms to -- certain firms, a very small number of firms in fact, to use var to compute the market risk de

reg want as a patient with a chest wound. it's stamped with the date of the shoot, march 30, 1981.seas auction house says traces of dried blood are clearly visible in the tube and bidders are interested. the price is approaching 9200 pounds, nearly $15,000. john heubusch is the executive director of the reagan presidential foundation. >> i don't know that a reaction could be anything other than outraged. this is not baseball cards. that are being sold on the internet. this is the blood of the 40th president of the united states, ronald reagan. >> reporter: the seller says the vile of blood has been in his family for 31 year. his mother, then an employee of the lab, brought it home about a week after the assassination attempt. the auction house has offered no proof that it actually is president reagan's blood. historian douglas brinkley says that's just one of the problems. >> taking the presidential memorabilia notion to a very bizarre new level. >> reporter: very personal presidential memorabilia is nothing knew. facial hairs were plucked from lincoln after his death and worn in h

crisis there sharp losses across the board then the prefilled was mainly led by the so-called the regs that that window now and back to greece is that is a problem that the euro zone could make russia's economy contract two point one percent in the first year help lead the sperm banks research team says greg so it would also key to play with the almost seven percent from the current five percent and that's because europe is responsible for half of russia's likes boys mostly energy which is also going to drop in price. going here in moscow snouts why hours ahead of the opening bell as you can see sharp falls russian markets took a meeting yesterday despite the all over seas of losses that we saw russian markets were also reacting in sioux falls in crude prices as you can see the artsy has dropped over four percent while the mindsets lost almost three and a half percent there and all this in just one session or less like a look at oil prices and now they have managed to escape negative territory which is always good for the russian economy there it's there from a seven month lows and so.

signatures for a -- this internet video shows supporters of the measure delivering signed petitions to the regstar today. the group consumer watchdog says they collected 800,000 signatures statewide to get the initiative placed on the november ballot. the measure will have insurance companies justify any rate increases. >>> the dairy's were cleared after investigators with the world health organization confirmed what u.s. lab officials said earlier. that a diseased cow had a form of illness that involved the spontaneous mutation of a protein gene and that the disease did not make any people sick. one dairy was not publicly identified. they had been closed since april 24th. >>> a dairy in fresno county is free to start selling raw milk products again after the state lifted a quarantine that lasted for more than a week. dangerous bacteria were found in products. there were several reports of illnesses. this was the second recall of organic pastures products in six months. >>> here we are, and i bet you're thinking about one thing at home, the weekend. >> the weekend is here basically for people

regs that came out months ago before we got in discussing whether there would be exemption were not area. they ring r going to enthusiastically vote against him. people who were catholics and thought it was not a big deal feel the same way. i don't think non-catholic voters will get excited about this. they decided the persuadable ones about them left, about the economy. >> bret: in the context of the gallup poll that shows the pro-choice numbers down and pro-life numbers where they were, does it give you a different perspective on where the country is? >> i think from what we saw with the administration jumping on this issue in february, they are able to move their groups on their side very well. raise a lot of money on this. in the end, this is a wipe. >> election comes and goes but constitution endures them. this is hugely important con constitutional issue. substance is important. of all the libertys in the constitution, the first is religion. the way you are suck lar and strengthen it is restricting the definition of religion. that's what the suit is about. under the h.h.s. regulat

what are some of the factors seeing that minority reg strags say where it was or exceed where it was?the naacp is launching a historic reach campaign. it's called "this is my vote." it's designed to register and educatie educa educate thousands across the neigh and make sure we're educating them. as you know, there are laws on the books all across the nation are changing the ability of people to come to the polls and simply cast their ballot without having initial photo i.d.s. what's different about our campaign this year is we're combining the broad base of activists that we have across the nation in 50 states with 21st century modern technology to run a coordinated response to this coordinated attack on voting right. if you're at home and want to find out about the laws this this state, you can find out what the laws are or fill out a registration form online and send it in. you can go to 866-myvote1 and we can send you a rmg station form that's already filled out. it's our job to make sure voting is easier, not harder. >> insure as you know, there was a drop in 2010. also we have t

the author of little book of reg funds and we're breaking down mutual funds versus hedge funds.ve been getting a bad wrap. >> mutt null funds were like guy lombardo. this generation of people said who is guy lombardo? i have to switch my jokes. the point i'm making is the industry, 30, 40, 50 years old got long on the tooth and it's a one-directional investment. you are getting long or getting into cash. in the industry, there is great versatility. you have long or short and capital structure and convertible and equities. it's a much more eclectic mix of investments and in this uncertain world with this macro economic backdrop, the think the hedge funds are less scary than we in the media make them out to be. >> it's karen. everything you say seems brilliant and everyone should invest. there is a growing call for what about etfs versus hedge funds. maybe it's not guy lombardo. >> the etfs are a little bit like indeces as we both know. there is a huge debate and i address it. buffett believes if you buy those and hold those, they will outperform a collection of hedge funds and i