doesn't make tobias levkovich happy? >> tobias is more on the equity side. risk that is out there in the uncertainty come and they will probably reassess. i think you have seen more people move to cash in others and to fixed income assets. really is a risk off trade. >> all of that said, it has come back to life a little bit. the high-yield debt market. given all the geopolitical risk, russian troops on the border, iraq entails, what would it take to actually cause a major selloff in high-yield? >> any one of those events, you talk about the geopolitical, as to why the markets are uncertain around that, is because generally the husband opec risk. you're not sure which way does going to go. and the ability for that -- >> did he say convexity? >> he did. >> we are trying to be calculus-three in august. >> the ability to it escalated to something that would really impact the economy is high. is the correlation right now between your world and the full faith and credit 10-year yield? theyle related? -- are correlated? >> off and on. is au look at that, there neg

belle tobias and fiora joseph were the two. and she said, so that we could not take another until the fall because belle tobias will be leaving. well, that was a very low moment for me. and i today, as i hear people talk about quotas, i react to quotas and i know what a quota can do. and after she said all this, i just was about to give up, but my sister, with whom i was living, after a few days followed my brother's second advice. he said, try nyu. we went to nyu. and as i was talking to dean ruth schafer, a few minutes before the close of registration, she asked me if i had a diploma. and i said no. she said, well, have you applied to nyu? and i said no. and she looked at me as if she was so puzzled as to why would i still be trying to enter if i hadn't applied. and my sister whispered to me, and she said, dorothy, show her your letter from barnard college accepting you. so i showed her the letter. and i'll never forget, she took the letter, she looked at it, and she said, a girl that makes these kind of grades doesn't need a

tobia has our story. (explosion) >> reporter: as fighting in gaza moves into a fifth week, a parallel battle is taking place on a different front waged online through social media. both hamas and israel are seeking to control the message behind the fighting, and are taking to twitter, facebook and other online platforms to influence the public's perception. >> it is a competition for likes, recommends, tweets, retweets. >> reporter: adel iskandar is a professor of global communications at simon fraser university in vancouver. he says both sides of the conflict are pursuing similar objectives with online content. >> they realize that their footprint can be much wider, and they can reach sort of the deep crevices and far-out places in online if they're able to build platforms that are solely their own, that they can control exclusively and send their messages out. >> reporter: iskandar points to facebook pages created by hamas and israel. >> so pages dedicated to this particular conflict, or in the case of

let me ask a question to you, miss tobias. states have been passing laws regarding abortion for almost 200 years. the supreme court took over in roe v. wade decision and since 1973 the united states has had the most per mmissive abortion laws in the world today. most americans have always opposed most abortions and the vast majority of americans support reasonable and common sense abortion regulations, at least that's been my experience. i don't think it's a false experience. this bill attempts to wipe it all out to eliminate even minimal regulations that most americans support, and that the supreme court has already said are constitutional. i oppose this kind of legislation more than 20 years ago when i was ranking member of what is considered a day in the hup committee. this bill would not regulate abortions. it would regulate the states telling them what laws they may or may not pass. how did congress have the authority to do that? >> i think it would be -- currently the laws other than what the supreme court will or will n

my nominee to lead the board of veterans appeals, constance tobias, cfo, helen tierney. each of them have been waiting for months for a yes or no vote. in constance's case for more than a year. they are ready to serve and get to work. it is not that hard. it didn't used to be this hard to get somebody confirmed who is well qualified. nobody says they're not. it is just senate doesn't seem to move very fast. as soon as the senate gets back in september, they should act to put these outstanding public servants in place. our veterans don't have time for politics, they need these servants on the job right now. [ applause ] so let me wrap up by saying two months ago i had the chance to spend some time with some of america's oldest veterans in omaha beach. some of you may have seen on television the celebration the commemoration of those incredible days of the 7 0th anniversary of d-day, and this is my second visit to democracy beachhead. and it is a place where it is impossible not to be moved by the courage and the sacrifice of free men and women who volunteered to lay down

king tobias loves the beatles >> i love them. they're not trying to kill or hurt people, just love people. >> he's meeting another legend. >> he is one of the beatles. the one that sings, love people do. >> he's the only surviving child of trip lets and his mom battled cancer 13 years. recently, returning in her owe varies. >> my dream to make sure i have a great memory was all of my children. i leave them with great children of anything worth having for me. >> this is the stage they'll see the biggest screens, best audio equipment and a show that could make even back row squint. >> he brought in 36 semis just for the stage. >> crews spent days preparing the seats. wall mccartney spent 50 years performing a thousand songs. >> a legend closing is amazing. >> after the show, the 5-year-old will add a new picture to his portfolio. >> i hear that you don't have brothers. >> i do. >> who are your brothers. >> ringo, paul, and george. >> brothers who play together. >> and king hopes to some day play for a stadium like this one. you're

king tobias loves the beatles >> i love them. they're not trying to kill or hurt people, just love people. >> he's meeting another legend. >> he is one of the beatles. the one that sings, love people do. >> he's the only surviving child of trip lets and his mom battled cancer 13 years. recently, returning in her owe varies. >> my dream to make sure i have a great memory was all of my children. i leave them with great children of anything worth having for me. >> this is the stage they'll see the biggest screens, best audio equipment and a show that could make even back row squint. >> he brought in 36 semis just for the stage. >> crews spent days preparing the seats. wall mccartney spent 50 years performing a thousand songs. >> a legend closing is amazing. >> after the show, the 5-year-old will add a new picture to his portfolio. >> i hear that y don't have brothers. >> i do. >> who are your brothers. >> ringo, paul, and george. >> brothers who play together. >> and king hopes to some day play for a stadium like this one. you're no

my nominee to lead the board of appeals, constance tobias. my nominee for cfo, helen tierny. each of them have been waiting for months for a yes or no vote. in constance's case for more than a year. they're ready to serve. they're ready to get to work. it's not that hard. it didn't used to be this hard to just go ahead and get somebody confirmed who's well qualified. nobody says they're not. it's just the senate doesn't seem to move very fast. as soon as the senate gets back in september, they should act to put these outstanding public servants in place. our veterans don't have time for politics. they need these public servants on the job right now.t 1200 is not the problem at the v.a. as the president said, he's increased basically emergency funding which says to the v.a., you have no more excuses for any veteran waiting for any care anywhe anywhere. but the follow-up has to be the accountability and vetting that v.a. bureaucracy of the managers that have placed it in this emergency situation. you know, we just found out this morning, to show you how widespread this is, ashl

my nominee to lead the board of veterans appeals constance tobias, my nominee for cfo, helen tierney, they've been waiting a month or more for the vote. in constance's case nearly a year. they're ready to get to work. it's not that hard. it didn't used to be this hard to just go ahead and get somebody confirmed who is well qualified. nobody says they're not. it's just senate doesn't seem to move very fast. as soon as the senate gets back in september, they should act to put these outstanding public servants in place. our veterans don't have time for politics. they need these public servants on the job right now. so let me wrap up by saying, two months ago i had the chance to spend some time with some of america's oldest veterans at omaha beach. some of you may have seen on television the celebration, the commemoration of those incredible days, the 70th anniversary of d-day. this was my second visit to democracy's beachhead, the second time i'd gone as president. it's a place where it's impossible not to be moved by the courage and the sacrifice of free men and women who volunteered to

. >>> joining us, carol tobias, president of the national right to life and david brown from the center. he was also an attorney on the texas case. i want to start with you, david brown. david brown, you were part of the legal team. governor rick perry pledged an appeal right away. what are your chances? >> we think our chances are very good. we know for the past 42 years, the federal courts have consistently reaffirmed the rule laid down in roe v. wade that abortion is a fundamental right of women in this country. we expect the fifth circuit court of appeals will follow the rule of law. >> they're arguing this is an undue burden on the women. it is an undue burden on the abortion facility. they don't want to meet the minimum of safety and health regulations established for other surgical centers. >> you heard in the piece. these standards are not needed for safety. >> but it's not up to the state or at least it shouldn't be up to the sate to make it easier for women to kill their unborn children. that's what's happening here. >> and this is about restricting access, is that what you be

they collide -- eastern truck and trailer employee mike tobias sees it on his security monitors in his office. >> the truck was coming across the tracks and the train hit it. drug him down the track about 40 feet. >> mike dials 911. >> a terrible train accident. train hit a truck. there's going to be really bad injuries. >> with emergency responders on the way, mike and some co-workers rush outside to try to help. mike records the scene on his phone. >> 911's coming, partner. >> with the fire rage, it was kind of a scary situation. >> holy bajoles. i hope those guys in the engine made it. i saw it on my camera, man. i saw it hit. >> nearby, at layer scaffolding warehouse, employee tim garver also witnesses the accident. >> i was probably 20 to 50 feet away from where the train was derailing. when they get near that intersection, the trains always blair their horns three to five times before they get to that intersection. and we heard that. and then he defendant just laying on his horn this time so i knew something was wrong. >> tim hears the crash and starts recording on his cell phone

my nominee to lead the board of veterans appeals, constance tobias. my nominee for cfo, helen tierney. each of them have been waiting for months for a yes or no vote. in constance's case for more than a year. they are ready to serve. they're ready to get to work. it's not that hard. it didn't used to be this hard to just go ahead and get somebody confirm who is well qualified. nobody says they're not. it's just a senate doesn't seem to move very fast. as soon as the senate gets back in september they should act to put these outstanding public servants in place. our veterans don't have time for politics. they need these public servants on the job right now. [applause] so let me wrap up by saying two months ago i had a chance to spend some time with some of america's oldest veterans at omaha beach. beach. some of you may have seen on television the celebration, the commemoration, of those incredible days of the 70 anniversary of d-day. this was my second visit to democracy beachhead. it's the second time i've gone as president. it's a place where it's i