the sec action was simply a bump in the road. it was... it barely slowed them down. >> smith: bienes denies routing clients through sullivan or anyone else. >> if they called me, i said, "listen, the only advice i can give you is call bernie, if you want to get... i don't know if he'll take you." >> smith: or "call michael sullivan." >> no, absolutely not. never! >> smith: now, why does that push a button? >> because it's not so, and that's what really bugs me. >> smith: but you got people saying that they were advised... >> i don't care what people say. they're lying. >> smith: but documents show that after 1992, former avellino and bienes clients began moving their money into partnerships that were michael sullivan's conduits to madoff. avellino and bienes also continued to invest their own personal money with madoff, and went on to amass fortunes. the avellinos bought this $4.5 million house in palm beach, and stocked it with paintings by degas, dekooning, hopper, and bacon, paintings worth tens of millions of dollars. the bie

we want the sec to act. e people have every right to petition and demand their securities and exchange commission that they passed this rule. >> just to educate everybody, what is the authority that the commission has to make such a rule change? and if they made the rule change, when would that happen? >> because the sec, information from the companies should be available to investors large and small. and if companies are making major expenditure decisions without disclosing it to the people who hold the shares, something is wrong with that system. the sec has every right to say that's the kind of disclosure that needs to be available. that's step one. we're going to start a notification system particularly focused on our public pension systems that they now throw their weight around more. we keep finding additional companies that our pension money is in that are starting to give to super pacs. that's not being done with the approval of the boards. we need to use the power to put pressure on companies to stop

but i disagree with you on the sec initiative. there haven't been any rulemaking on it you are aware. the problem is this. it is true that shareholders -- there is a lot of questions on this -- own the company or the residual value or however you want to characterize it. the thing is citizens united talks about shareholder democracy as a way of handling these things. and in shareholder democracy there have been 25 elections last year where shareholders were asked would you like us to disclose our political spending? every single one of those elections failed. i think that is the problem with the sec coming in. the shareholders can't take care of their own interests so we will force disclosure. the shareholders don't want disclosure. they don't want it for couple obvious reasons. one is it basically means every annual meeting turned into a referendum on the sort of political rule being taken by the corporate world generally and obviously that is a distraction. it is not good for shareholder value and shareholders don't want it and s

and let's face it, the sec, its budget is set by congress. and look what happened when the fbi got a federal judge to give them a search warrant to search congress william jefferson's office, jefferson, the guy that had the money in the freezer. the fbi had a wiretap that said this guy was taking bribes, and both sides of the aisle were outraged saying this was a breach of congressional authority, and there were threats to cut the fbi budget. so really, honestly, is the sec going to do anything about in the? come on, they're not. yes, question up here. >> rick trader from the conservative commanders radio show, and since i've been up since 4 this morning, i haven't been this excited since my first amway meeting. [laughter] short of being elected to congress, how can i get in on this before it becomes illegal? [laughter] >> well, if you don't want to get elected to congress, you need to marry into a congressional family. that would be the best. one of the things i highlight in the book is how members of congress from both parties will have kids

the sec filing could come as early as wednesday and the company as we said could raise as much as $10 billion. that would put the value of facebook at between $75 billion and $100 billion though some analysts wonder if the company is really worth that much. because facebook is a private company, very little is known about its actual revenue and profits. filing with the sec could change that. >> i think they are going to learn about salaries how much people maybe how much is mark zuckerberg and the chief operating officer, what are their salaries? how are the relationships between the companies that do business with facebook? who do you people get paid? how would a company get paid? >> reporter: many people compare facebook with its main rival google. there are two differences that we should point out. google had its ipo six years after it was founded. facebook would be eight years after it was founded in 2004 by mark zuckerberg, if they file. they both make their money from advertising but there are reports that google makes far more in ads than does facebook. but we could get a lot o

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the sec filing could come wednesday. so what does an ipo of $10 billion mean? it would be the largest of any u.s. internet company putting it in the league of companies like mcdonald's, visa and amazon.com with an ipo that large facebook would be valued at $75 billion to $100 billion. a lot of people compare the popularity of facebook to its main rival google. both make their money from advertising. facebook's initial offering may be more than google's, though google's ad revenue last year are five times what facebook is expected to make next year. now, it's important to note that facebook is a private company so very little is known about its actual revenues and profits. and by the way, grace, facebook's founder zuckerberg is 27 years old. so if they do this filing on wednesday, the ipo could come in april or may, he turns 28 in may. that's a nice birthday gift. >> i would say so. >> reporter: already, he's valued at $17.5 billion. >> makes us feel a little behind. >>> in politics, all signs are pointing to mitt romney getting a big boost from tomorrow's republ

what i will say about 2011 is that 2011 represents the lowest number of complaints filed with the sec since we started keeping these comprehensive statistics in 1993. i will highlight that in my report to you. commissioner slaughter: that really makes my day, to know that 2011 was the lowest number of interactions with the department. it will be hard to match going forward, but we will do our best, so thank you, director hicks. >> thank you. president mazzucco: commissioner marshall? vice president marshall: when we do that, i think we should take into context the total period, because members have been going down all over. you are right. we have had trends with the department. the total picture. i definitely think it makes a statement about what is going on about the crime we see in san francisco, and that is just another piece of it. >> thank you, director marshall. president mazzucco: please call litem 3c. >> i have nothing to report other than as we are talking about t trends, i am pleased to report that this commission has finally reached a single digits in terms of pending cases

i will still put this mainly on the sec, the mortgage brokers, the banks.it's all on them. >> let's talk about the approved card. here it is, the approved card from suze ormon. what is this? what does it represent? >> this represents hopefully the future of credit scoring. today we have a system that if you pay for things on a debit card or in cash, it does not report to a credit bureau, therefore, it does not create a fiek could he score. on the other hand, you can have credit card debt, pay the minimum payment due, you have a good score. >> so you can get a loan down the line. >> you can get a loan and do everything. a fico score does many things. it entitles you to a good interest rate or a bad interest rate. it's starting to be what lapped lords are looking at before they will rent to you. many employers are looking at your credit report, therefore, your score before they will hire you. it also can determine what your car insurance premiums are. it affects everything in your life. >> and paying with cash or paying with a debit card is a responsible thin

the doj will get the transaction as well as the sec. the implications for the verizon companies is part of what has been filed and then for a rise in communications will file application. so that's going to get some attention. we don't have the deals of all deals such as t-mobile and at&t but we have a small transaction that will still get focus of people and don't forget we still have the two commissioners that are pending in the senator. senator grassley of iowa has placed a hold on the energy pie issue he wants the documents to relate to light square and the said we only get documents to the chairman of the authorizing committee, the house and senate commerce committees. cities placed a hold on those two. the three commissioners, commissioner copps commesso they can do their work for three. but we are waiting on the other to to get confirmed and we will see when that happens. >> ase at&t in 2011 is just gone, no more? any further d. phillips and in that in 2012? >> i would say we would have to wait until -- i think if the administrati

the sec and the cftc must be empowered to investigate cases and provide additional teeth. such acts should also be in violation of congress' own rules to make it clear that the activity is inappropriate. and second, members should be required to disclose transactions within 30 days to make this information available online for their constituents to see, providing dramatically improved oversight and accountability from the current annual hard copy reporting. i am pleased that the final product that passed bipartisan support out of the committee is a strong bill with teeth, and includes measures such as ensuring members of congress cannot tip off others with nonpublic information and assured trading information would be a violation of congress' own ethics rules. some critics have said this bill is unnecessary and already covered under current statute. i have spoken with experts in the past, and they strongly disagree. we must make it unambiguous that this kind of behavior is illegal. as my home state newspaper, the buffalo news, noted, the stock act will ensure that it's the

for instance, the house bill that was passed that involves the spectrum, it would basically say to the sec you can't limit eligibility, you can't say verizon, at&t, you can't participate in this auction because you're so big, or you can't bid on these particular licenses. that's a provision the republicans got through. there's also a net neutrality provision that democrats oppose. so the big issues people may support and be bipartisan, but it's those little details, if you will, that are not so little, but those finite provisions that can draw people to take one side or the other. >> host: this is c-span's "communicators" program. we're looking ahead to 2012 and some to have regulatory issues lawmakers may be facing. we are joining by paul kirby, juliana gruenwald, she works for the national journal where she covers tech and telecom, and gautham nagesh works for "the hill" newspaper where he is a technology reporter. okay. who wants to take this one, who wants to start with this one, reform of the fcc, something that fcc commissioners are now talking about along with people in congress. wh

somebody wrote the sec filings.on was buried in their sec filings about the partnership and some of the wording was exquisitely precise and misleading. >> give a brief description of what the l j m partnership is. >> the biggest one was held j.m. 2. l j m was the initial first letter, first name of anti basso's wife in tucson. basically the idea was while he remained cfo at enron was become a part managing partner of these partnerships which could be treated as separate entities for accounting purposes so that if enron wanted to hedge some assets ahead to protect the value of it, they could go to a third party would take on the risk theoretically of the asset. normally might go to goldman sachs or morgan stanley or someone with real money on their own. instead they went to ljm who had a certain amount of money to the andy basso at a lot of enron vendors. big banks to invest particularly in ljm 2. so they had this pool of capital from their investments. that enron worked out very complicated deals in which enron was

the sec slanted to the power pole. but they were able to put a new poll in place. as far as restoring power to this entire neighborhood clomiphene according to the cruise they said it will not happen until noon. the good news is, one side of the street has been restored. >>mark: we will take a quick break as the kron4 news continues. here is a live look outside from the golden gate bridge. traffic is moving smoothly. will have an update on the other side of this free. in >>george: we are tracking a hot spot for your ride through lafayette headed through the caldecott tunnel. this affects you coming out of concord and walnut creek. half moon is likely that traffic will back of the bar around the corner on to 680 southbound if it has not done so already. there are three right lanes blocked westbound. there is a big rig, and suv, so far, it has not had that big an impact on the southbound 680 ride but i expect that it likely will. pests things are recovering pretty nicely on highway 92. a quick check on the bay bridge shows an easy ride. the metering lights are just a

the sec behind the back pass, the jam, a 24-11 terps. later in the first sean moseley passes. the second, the team's leading scorer, steps back, drains the 3. tim brant called the game. maryland hangs on to win, 73-69. uva with the lead, after missing that shot, looking from outside, and he drains the 3 cutting the lead. at 8 seconds to go, brown has said, cannot find anyone. throws it up at the buzzer, no dice. uva wins, 61-60. pittsburgh hosting georgetown. baseline sticks the jumper, 50-44 pittsburgh. less than four minutes to go, patterson penetrates, the dish the light out. they went 72-60. pittsburgh is 11-0 at home. towson posting unc-wilmington. the tigers. the press, of the slam. towson finally breaks their 41- game losing streak, winning 66- 61, it was the longest drought in n.c.a.a. history. statistics have a funny way of putting things in perspective. dogwood sitting on top of the major leader board he has come away with the trophy. it a good omen, considering his play at the golf championship tiger woods with the birdie attempt. curve's it right into the cup. tige

if you are still trying to figure it out, the sec's current players are -- more on the playoff game letter on in sports. >> the baltimore ravens are not the only ones getting ready. area businesses are preparing for an influx of customers by stocking up on everything to keep fans as satisfied as the watch the match up against the houston texans. >> there will be a lot of parties. we expect a lot of people saturday and friday. we expect it will be on saturday. >> we are told area businesses plan to open up earlier than usual to accommodate tailgaters. students from st. mark's school in catonsville are ready for the big game, are you? you can also join madeleine and lindsey by sharing fan photos on our web site wbaltv.com. be sure to click on ulocal. coming up, an act of cruelty. it lands in a baltimore county man in tel. >> i am an animal lover. it is a horrible thing that. >> plus, a concession from the man considered a prime suspect in the disappearance of natalie holloway. new details in the it penn state sex scandal. what could stall the trial of jerry sandusky. >> baltimore fire crews

subject itself to ththe same general supersion that t private sector i is byhe justice department and the secation of powers. bottom line, they are going to pass a nice piece of legistion th has no consequence. >> that is just like moving coffee cups around. it will not h have an impact on theconomy. let's get to some things that could pass. he put one category -- all of the above, energy and some of the different incentives that president obama laid o out for renewae energy and natural gas explororation. the oil and gas companies have moved away from natural gas and are focusing on the price of oil per bael. >> that was a big statement by him. it is not only the environmentalists, but a lot of people within the administration. governme dollars pitched hard for offshore drilling. in virginia, you have the pipeline. that is ite a concern. we are lookingt shalefor the greater washington region because it is s about thre hoursrs from h here. therere is ample opportunity fofor natural gaso talk about it for vehicles b but y havto be able to deliver it and not just talk about it. >> we only have a

. >> the justices say the sec can still regulate four-letter words, but this is whether new regulations make sense when most of america has cable television. some justices say they are troubled with inconsistent standards. the supreme court last ruled on this issue in 1978 with comedian george carlin's seven little words. >> what were they again? >> i tell you later. >> there could be major changes in safety rules despite an accident in reno. its pilot and 10 spectators died when a plane crashed into the stands. the faa says they are reviewing federal safety regulations and there were eight ayrshire accidents last year. >> a new fare hike proposal from metro's a lot of writers angry and upset. they want to increase bus and train fares by 5%. the maximum peak fare will rise from $5 to $5.75. piper pier cards will cost $6 one-way. they will help offset a $116 million shortfall. >> in a report shows that employers are stepping up hiring of employees. more than 4 million jobs were killed in november. the bad news, their advertising you were jobs for the second straight month. the job market

lawrence, i am sure you are aware, being a frequent visitor, you can take your complaints to the sec -- occ. >> yes, and i went to state for the record that i do not trust the -- i want to state for the record that i do not trust the occ investigations. president mazzucco: ok. >> i just want to share -- where i was jack-booted. president mazzucco: next speaker. >> i am normally very positive, but tonight, i am going to be very negative about the sfpd. i did not like one remarked. put that aside. number two, there was one in the bayview with someone who shot at one of our officers. his name was public within 12 hours. we have a guy in northern who was shot at one of our officers -- who shot at one of our officers, but it was quiet for seven days. no one says a word. calling the capt. he is white. and i was asked, "how do you know?" "the way you are handling it." the guy in the bayview, wait a minute. he is from seattle. who knew that guy? no one. only the cops. front page on "the chronicle" the next day. chief suhr told me, "in the interest of family." wrong answer. this is perceived a

five young people were in the sec when it went off the road. only three survived.t the victims. >> montgomery county police told us that there were containers of alcohol when this crash happened. the site where the crash happened is behind me. if you look, you can see that friends of nicholas scott clayton and kaitlin marie gallagher, the two young people who died, have left flowers to remember them. we are learning more about nicholas scott clayton who lived a hard life. >> i spoke to him two hours before he passed. told him happy new year's. >> he had no idea it would be the last year he would -- last time he would talk to his friend. >> i cannot believe it. i lost my friend. >> people living in park great woods said that nick was awell- liked. he worked part-time at fedex field. but he had a hard life, especially recently. nick lost a brother recently. six months ago, his mother died. his dad then move to florida. three days before christmas, his house was condemned because he was unable to pay the bills since his mother died. heris friend kaitline or kiki also

or all of the people in the sec or hut. this is to proceed in a more coordinated and effective way. >> will states have access to documents and findings at the u.s. attorney level that has been reviewed for the past three years? investigators have said they had been stymied by their efforts. but they deny it to him -- prove intent with the martin act. >> we signed confidentiality agreements. the view is to share documents and to collaborate. one of us may proceed with the case. not everyone will be named as a party in every case. >> there are no prohibitions on document sharing? >> if there is some provision -- prohibition. we are looking to share everything we can share. >> there are ways in which we can deal with those issues and structure in these investigations so that prohibitions on the federal side will prevent us from sharing information with our state partners. >> how does this affect your thinking about the settlements mentioned earlier? >> i am happy to be here launching this investigation and working with my coll

one is about open spaces being proposed, and the sec is through alternatives. through an analysis of the street space, i would like to point to the falsehoods of the wonderful imagery and the statistics that they use, and also, to challenge the dogmatic approach that people are applying sustainable design and transit oriented development. they are missing nuances of these issues. i do not have time to go through, but i have walked beside. i have gone up and down the embarcadero and measured the buildings. they are claiming to widen at the embarcadero to 15 feet in their proposal. it turns out that that is actually 16 feet, said they are widening it. that is a good step. there is one building. here is an image of it. this will not be activated. they are shoehorn in this building into the sides, and this is not what they were promising. they are taking 5 feet of this fence on the right and moving back. the image shows this. access to a pool without a fence? who has ever built a pool without a fence? it is very strong there. let's take a look at this. look at what

to do that, you know, facebook would have to fight proper paperwork with the sec in the next couple of weeks. they would have to file the proper paperwork. it's expected to be one of the largest web offerings ever, maybe $100 billion. >>> an action figure of the late apple founder steve jobs is not going to happen. apple and jobs family have apparently put pressure on the toy maker to shelve the project. icons.com says the idea was driven by fans' admiration for steve. the doll was to feature jobs' iconic black turtleneck, jeans and sneakers. >>> it is 4:47. let it snow. the long dry spell finally broken up here in northern california. plus turning baby talk into real words. evidence that babies learn how to speak by reading lips. >> who's got it getter than us? >> nobody! >> still on cloud nine but for how long? the predictions about who just might win the super bowl. who might get in, too. it's all coming up. >>> and we are waking up to cold temperatures this morning. we have 30s, 40s and 20s. a lot of areas at or below freezing. we have a freeze warning in effect this morning until

georgetown university professor donald and columbia law school professor w who told us that while the sec might be technically right inrkn their opinion there was ambiguity in the law and they couldn't be sure how the courtlt would rule if there was a challenge to the sec's authoritt to bring a insider-trading case bainst a member of congress or a staff member. expla that isin because as the profeso explained a person may be foundn to have violated insider-trading laws only if he or she breaks ad fiduciary duty of trust and som, confidence owed to somebody typically to the shareholders of a company or to the source of the nonpublic information. mig they argue that it's possiblehtn judge might decide members of congress do not have a fiduciary duty in the way in which it is normally been interpreted to anyone with respect to the nonpublic information we've received while carrying out our duties. i must say that i find it hardee to see that way.t it seems to me self-evident that public office is a public trust and members of congress have a duty to the institution of e governm congress, but

the sec >>mark: we had a climb in the number of americans seeking unemployment. a slight rise on wall street. >>james: mt. tam has been showing as a slight breeze. all in all it is not bad. temperatures called the north bay. this afternoon will make up for it. mid-30s and concord and livermore. upper '30's for fremont and mountain view. as for the foggy can see it on our visibility map. it is forming mainly north of santa rosa ended near the napa valley heading towards a vallejo. visibility is in yellow and orange. the rest of the day is looking all right this morning. this afternoon, it is going to be a lot like yesterday. across the north bay, relatively mild conditions. we can finally start counting down the days of sunshine. cochran now we're seeing good sunny and mild conditions. >>george: we have nothing but good news around the bay area. a little more congestion in evidence at the toll plaza but we are still not looking at any hot spots are major delays. their rights to the san details rich has been lighter than normal this morning. it is still an easy tri

policy wise and developmentally for the department and the sec. for instance, i plan on being at the occ on friday. i was out a meeting today. last week i held two days of hearings at the department. this is how i come down on this. i vote that -- i agree and disagree. there is a lot of work to be done. i do not see a sticking out that third wednesday -- second wednesday. that is an opportunity to do a lot more work. i think we need to have some structure and some rules around that. i want us to do that work. they do not have to be written into the roles but there is a lot of work supposed to be done and i plan on doing it. as the newest commissioner, maybe i am still giddy with excitement. it is probably the most fulfilling of the city royals have -- roles i have gone to play. i am excited to have the opportunity to do it. i do want to engage the community more. as president mazzucco can tell you, i e-mail all the time about meeting with different groups and different subjects. i will use that time here or use it elsewhere. i say, maybe it is a pe

ever more women are wearing body coverings, and the influence of the sec is unmistakable. it is financed and supported by saudi arabia. its goal is to write sharia law into each of the legislation. the nile delta is two hours by car from cairo. there was a wide-ranging electoral campaign here. that even if we are now taking part in politics, we are guided solely by islam. and they have received an estimated $4 billion in funding from saudi arabia. for years, they have provided social services. now, many people expect the islamist parties will rescue them from poverty, but instead of developing plans to improve education or solve the country's economic crisis, their leaders have other priorities. >> this country must be purified, above all, on the beaches where there are naked women. >> we ask a spokesman if this spelled an end to egypt's vital tourist trade. >> no, for us, nudity and alcohol are forbidden. but people who want to come for medical treatment or to enjoy nature are welcome. >> each of's secularists and members of the christian minority are concerned by the succ

. >>> facebook could be filing papers with the sec to make the company public.hat investors and brokers both like. if you are looking to get a piece, your portfolio has to be up to par. we have a report. >> reporter: facebook could be updating its status to public and wall street is chomping at the bit. >> we don't know the price or the demand for it. facebook has a great model. would i be selling it? not a chance in the world. >> the offering could value the social network between $57 and $100 billion. it could be the biggest ipo since google. >> i think the shares of facebook are going to be highly coveted in the ipo realm and i think there will be worldwide demand for it. >> it would put it in the american tier of american companies. it would make founder mark zuckerberg a very rich man. it is nearly 20 years after aol went public and some think that this ipo could lead to another boom in technology. >> amazing what has happened in the last 20 years. facebook is still having tremendous successfully remember first meeting mark zuckerberg and he said he first l

we have a new partner who came onboard from the sec, i want to bring him in on this. t was already 5:00 p.m. soon the ces's offices would close. -- sec's offices would close. marty turned to andrew and mark. are you both comfortable doing this? there was a clear sense marty was in charge. he knew the right thing to do and wasn't going to give them any other option. let's do it, andrew said. let's do it, mark repeated. we're doing the right hinge, mark nodded. reflecting on that moment today, andrew says the bottom line is we were absolutely terrified. we knew that what we were doing was going to send our father to jail, and the feeling was awful, absolutely awful. give me a minute, andrew said. he walked out of the living room and into the bedroom. feeling his knees crumble as he crossed the threshold, sinking to the ground, he let out enormous, racking sobs that tore through his chest and broke his throat. gutterral animal sounds. doubling over, he clenched his stomach trying not to vomit. when the sobs subsided, he wiped his tears roughly and stood up on wobbly legs.

. >> you're not helping my highlights here, derek. [ laughing ] >> the sec will have won six championships in a row. but who will host the game? plus georgetown has their candle flamd out. that next in sports. >>> now 9 sports with kristen berset, the best sports in town. >> we've seen plenty of high scoring this season, but the title game was supposed to be anything but. alabama has top ranking. lsu not far behind. which one would muscle each other. the big easy. there is nick sabin. no touchdown game until the fourth quarter. lsu down 15-0 when jefferson fumbles the ball. lsu chances of a come back. not anymore. then the only td of the game finally. four and a half minutes left. alabama on top right now 21-0. it looks like redskins linebacker fletcher will actually be making the trip to hawaii after all. he was selected as an alternate. now he will replace the injured brian urlacher. georgetown hoyas were on a surprising 11 game winning streak before dropping to west virginia on saturday. fortunately for them they play in the big east and the schedule doesn't get much easier from here. h

and it's not all taxpayer money, it's like the sec, they correct mine in fines. >> should they be teaching, toby, teaching kids to dance. >> i'm moving over from matt here. i'm a little confused by the idea that this is environmental justice. and who defines justice and obviously, these are ear marks, and if we were, a great economy and huge amount of excess money, maybe. >> we don't, this is insane. >> steve? >> you know, i think you've kind of grants have a positive effect. we can't afford them right now. the biggest threat to our-- >> someone's got to stand up. >> to our economy is the budget deficit, the debt. we're going to have to go through and get rid of expenditures like this, i'm sorry, i agree with most of you guys. >> way to go, steve. >> and you don't want the agency cut. there are policies, cutting this and-- >> you cannot say that with a straight face. >> they're existence, i'm not saying they have to. >> and that's what i would do if i ran the agency and i want to-- >> well, can i say thank you, jesus, he does not run our agency, by the way. >> if i did, we would not have b

whether or not there is a potential criminal liability, and also in every officer involved shooting, the secduct their investigation and gives their findings, just as a public note, there is a lot of public review every time an officer discharges a firearm. any questions for the sergeant? >> you described it better than i could. thanks. >> and then the last piece of my report, as you remember, you remember that i asked as a part of my last report to find a way to calculate that our crime statistics are accurate, and they have graciously completed their audit, and i would ask them to come up -- with my thanks, what they found out, and as they say coming here it is. >> good evening, president, members of the commission, and chief. my name is heather mcdonald's, and i am a performance analyst in the controller's office. today i will be presenting the comptroller's office findings and recommendations in response to the request for review from the chief. this project specifically focused on reviewing the procedures for analyzing and reporting the 28-day part one profile. in your hand out, we prov