but we ask and quoting dictionaries and what the process is like whatter and what these words meant in the 1700's and that was borne out in the briefs that were submitted. but if you read the text for the first time it's a more restrictive view than what practice has been for the past 100 years. >> it is remarkable that they've never been asked to rule on this in 225 years. >> i think that's testimony of the fact that politics ordinarily sorts itself out here. that congress and the president have ways to work around issues of recess appointments. you can make acting appointments, special assistance one way or another. and i think it's also true the issue is exaggerated in terms of its importance. we have a leviathon government. i want to go back to the baseline understanding of the ordinarily. it was understood that the >> so it could bear on, we witnessed that with the nomination of john brennan to be director of the c.i.a. it brought out worrisome issues whether the president power to use predator drones if thought to be a threat to the national security. and holding up critical docu

we're going it find out whatter that telling clients about a thousand invest now, what's keeping them up at night, what's actually making them feel good about their investments and kick it off with the two gentlemen sitting next to me. "todatd ameritrade's ceo and to. what is going on in the markets? >> happy. a big interview. boogie through this a little. update for the dow, the dow up now about 100 points exactly 0.6 of 1 percent pr%. facebook, big story today. volatility, fear index, the vix, coming down. down $18 and change in gold. the dollar index up and the yield on the ten-year treasury despite the fed reducing its paper again yesterday is actually at 2.74%. an interesting question maybe for your guests, mannedy. everybody thought interest rates would spike once the fed stopped buying at much bonds. guess what? interest rates have actually come down. >> it is a bit of a surprise. it is a bit counterintuitive as well. anyway, bring in our special guest. fred, td ameritrade president, sorry, ceo. tom naturlly. grade great to see you both. you should be used to the audience. >> t

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whatter to is talking about -- what tori is talking about.s more in the summer when people are standing on the platform. it slows at orinda. it could be a coincidence. a little bit of slow traffic on the other side of the tunnel as you head down to the 580 interchange. also this morning we're looking at the bay bridge. it's improved a little bit. it's about a 15-minute delay. a little less than that before you make it on the bridge and another 10 or so. it's taking about a half-hour to get into san francisco. as we look at san jose i -- look at san jose, 85, the road sensor is up to 87, to saratoga. 101 slows into the valley. nothing major when it comes to crashes. even on the peninsula, it's not all that bad as you drive through. it looks like we had a malfunction with the map there. the traffic on 101 at 92 is a little slow as well. 7:50. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. >> you are welcome, steve. >>> well, you might have some delays if you are leaving from oakland, san jose or sfo because of what's going on the rest of the country. if

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