sarah, another fed governor, she spoke at the roosevelt institute in washington, d.c.lso mentioning the u.s. employment picture thing. it still remains too high. again, nothing dramatic out of these fed comments, but let's bring in peter barnes from washington, d.c.. we have ben willis in the last hour, a trader on the floor say it was the fact that comments popped up on a website, pulled down, put up, amended, and really were just enough to shake these markets. >> liz, we have not been able to confirm that. we have a call-in to the kansas city federal reserve reaching out to the federal reserve here in washington, d.c. to see if we can corroborate what ben said there, but you hit the main highlights there. we had, again, dualing comments from fed members after george issa, an inflation hawk, voting member of the f1c this year, came out, and said she supported slowing the pace of asset purchase z as an appropriate next step for monetary policy. she said this back in may as well. we're not exactly sure what the earth shattering news is in her comments, but we did hear s

job fair so this is federal reserve governor sarah bloom raskin and she was speaking to the roosevelt institute recently and she said that she went to a local jobs fair and she was shocked at the quality or the lack of quality of the jobs available to being offered to this local community college there were a number of restaurant jobs some military jobs were slew of jobs from all places swimming pool companies i thought that was kind of interesting when i inquired about what these jobs were they were a lifeguard jobs which i thought also was quite telling because back in the day to be a lifeguard i didn't think quite required in an advanced degree these were the kind of jobs we got in high school summers i thought so here's the federal reserve governor one of their mandates their dual mandates is to increase employment and all they're doing is pumping money pumping money pumping money giving money free money to the banks there is these very same banks or who might one day in the future face a jail sentence if they commit reckless misconduct and she's finding that the lower and lower paid. dolla

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institute overlapped. >> yeah, okay. the first question first. i fine -- einstein didn't know a lot before fission. when he wrote the famous letter to president roosevelt, it wasn't written by einstein. and -- but still had the humility to realize nobody heard of him. whereas everybody heard of einstein. so he realize it it would carry more weight if signed by einstein. but he had to explain what was going on, and so siler and -- who went with him to -- whitner, eugene whitner. went to einstein's house, i think on that occasion long island. they went to a summer place that einstein was staying at in long island, explain what was going on and then got einstein to sign the letter but einstein didn't want to pursue that work. he didn't have the background in that field of physics. and i think actually he wouldn't have been acceptable to the american establishment either. einstein was a bit, you know, dodgy. [laughter] >> the second part of your question was, onen homer and einstein. that's an interesting and troubled relationship. oppenheimer really admired the work that einstein had done in the first two decades of the 20th century. the famous works of 1