the real intent really is many of us are lay people and we're finding ourselves liquor the 2 to 3 weekers that's uncomfortable and we can ask for more information. i really don't feel good when i have to call it out it's not a victory to send somebody back and say your stuff doesn't add up we can be more clear >> i want to thank you commissioner moore for stepping forward and extending a tremorly amount of time. some of us don't have your background so thank you for better clarify this. in the end it will help the commissioners and staff and a commissioner antonini >> yeah i appreciate what commissioner moore is saying and if i understand correctly i'm happy with the rules and regulations as drafted. by reference they live staff will modify the instructions to reflect what's in our rolls but to have our rules voluminous they speak to the issues we're concerned about i agree one hundred percent with commissioner moore when cases come before us and the drawings are not accurate and we have to waste everybody's time sending it back to be redone didn't make sense but i think that's the job of

rita and i are not once a weekers. we took my granddaughter. we took her on one ride.. we took her on, took her on winnie the pooh's honey adventure. it's like she was too young. we are in a herky-jerky car going through, doors open up, it gets dark. big bears spinning around. and it is, ooh-ooh-ah. and winnie the pooh is coming out in your face like this. and then, coming out, it was like, horrible. i had the feeling it reminded her of her journey through the birth canal. it was like, it was dark. and it was, you know. the light came out. and oh, she is not, not recovered. >> you know, i told him he was fired. he didn't respond. everybody is going to go on winnie the pooh's honey adventure. >> the movie is terrific. see a clip when we come back. it's called "saving mr. banks." top hanks, everyone. -- tom hanks, everyone. you don't want to wait to eat your raisins? no! why not? because they will turn into grapes. not sure that's the way it works. yes! are you competing for cutest kid right now? yes. and what place are you in? kindergarten! that's adorable. [ male annou

. >> the dow is down, almost 2% on the weeker and we haven't had a good die, one good day in two weeks, and that was friday on the jobs report. other than that, this whole week, we drift lower into the middle of the day. the volume is not particularly heavy. but everybody knows what the problem is. look at the 10-year yield moving towards 2.9%. we got very, very close there just a short while ago, and that's what's putting pressure on the market. interest rate sensitive stocks, all very predictable as the 10-year moved up, all on the downside. reits have been hit hard all year. emerging markets are down about 1%, the eem. the consumer staple stocks, paying dividends, also on the weak side. that's probably the weakest group we're seeing out there, including proctor & gamble. scott, it's a very contradictory market. friday, nobody had any problem with the better economic news, on the jobs report. the 10-year didn't move. retail sales today excellent, even autos we had growth, and today, they have a problem with it. that's what kind of makes people uncertain about who how to read the econ

because it's lower in after-hours trading after reporting wider than expected third quarter loss on weekerup, a big move today. the main contractor behind the glitch-plagued healthcare.gov website moving lower on news that short-seller james chanos it as han a big stake in this stock. intuitive surgical after recall for their davinc irobot. mcgraw hill with a buyback plan. deer offering buyback by $8 billion. las vegas sands, s&p 500 raised from triple b minus to double b plus raising it from junk bond to asset status. >>> bill gross may be the last you'd expect to praise investment fund index of fund pioneer jack bogle, founder of vanguard but his latest outlook does just that. bill gross joins us now. >> hi, kelly. nice to see you. >> nice to see you, too. if you read through the investment letter you just wrote, it's interesting. you talk about how you're worried financial conditions are generally bubbly, not sustainable, not going to end well. does this have something to to do with this move or admiration, almost, for passive index fund strategies? what's going on here? >> not really.