so let's say again, x, y, z, 50 million shares outstanding. the bankers, canvassing the potential buyers through the road shows, talking to clients, what's known as indicators of interest might sense while the company that 50 million shares, there's only demand on this ipo to be sold if priced as $20 per share. 50 million shares, the stock might wallop. the opposite is true, too. cut back the number of shares offered. these bankers are experienced. they can figure how to make a pop and how much of a pop they want by severely cutting back the number of shares they offer. of course, all done, give and take, with the issuer, say the bankers say, hmm, we got demand for 10 million shares at $20. that's where it's oversubscribed. what the demand means. the parlance. might not be hot enough for a real hot day. cut it back to 5 million shares. that cutback they believe would generate excitement when people get their allocation or the number of shares given versus what they ask for. that makes for a hot deal. bankers have demand for 10 million shares i

time taking advantage of this, if some people don't agree with that, they are not going to have the x-y-z megacorporation do this. that level of entry and commitment is too high. the potential for a shareholder lawsuit for not maximizing the impact on society he is too great. they wouldn't do it to because it does increase their potential liability, they may not be meeting that standard. for companies that currently do this, they are being fearful of growing because everyone out there is telling them to make money, make money, make money. this gives them permission to do that. the reality is, you're not going to see major corporations take advantage of this because of the threshold of the 2/3 shareholder vote. the cost of getting rid of a shareholder that doesn't agree and the potential for buying them out. when you have i company like patagonia, they have always had that mission. the owners of the country, they have a way to retire and insure the company's values continue after them. it is a free-market choice, do i want to encumber or free up the market opportunity? there is arguably ab

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and say x y z assume x.y.z. money is one hundred forty basis points so ok that's interesting and you're saying this is hocus pocus very broadly seen with an agenda but let's talk about how this is going to affect things then more broadly because you say that you just gave one example earlier in our interview about how this could affect other countries what they see going on in greece and them saying hey why would we impose austerity if you know greece doesn't have to pay for this but what would be the scenario where we would see what's happening in greece impact other countries other bond markets other banking systems with kind of a cascading domino a fact that that effect that's very severe what would that look like. ok well i gave you best case and ever best case scenario is everything goes as the troika says they would go assuming reality turns itself on its head within a year and a half ok that's best case scenario ok let's suppose you have a base case scenario where it looks as if greece is going to default

y. z. and then the same thing will be attributed to a fall in the market a few hours later in your experience looking at this over decades what is the connection that you see between stock market movements and the news cycle what you just pointed out we've seen many times you can actually times the news is precisely the same and they just attribute does his reaction to the different direction well part of social mix theory is that people are not reasoning so much when they're making their investment decisions which is the you know opposite of the efficient market hypothesis what they're actually doing as rational as and it's very easy at the end of the stock market day when you already know which direction the market is going to attributed to this news event or the news of it but if someone only had the news in the paper nothing about that particular market they were after but they knew exactly where commodity prices were going exactly know exactly what happened in greece and so on they wou

, that is good news but, number one, it would have happened super if president obama did not do x, y, z and there are 12 million people unemployed and 12 million people underemployed or who have stopped looking and that adds up to 24 million reasons why you should vote for the republican nominee. >>neil: but does that work, larry, just the headline number? >>guest: well, after three years of really bad news people are a little hesitant to automatically assume that everything is okay. maybe it will be that way. maybe it will turn out that every month things look better and better, and then, happy days will be here again for president obama. but it is just too soon to predict that or assume it. >>neil: all right. you are lucky i am not asking you the questions i asked the priest because this could have gone bad very fast. >>guest:ed i have read my catcheism. >>neil: thank you, larry. very much. the national jobs picture could be improving but not so much in nevada where the unemployment rate is north of 12 percent and the state is having a big caucus tomorrow with 23 delegates up for grab

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we need to handle x, y, z differently. we've seen it with the comments on wealth.ve seen it with his taxes. wer going to see a very different race going forward in terms of how mitt romney manages his own campaign if he loses on the. >> he was asked this morning about the state of the campaign. here's what he said. >> i'm very pleased with the campaign, the organization. the candidates sometimes make the mistakes. so i'm trying to do better and work harder and make sure we get a message across. i think in the full-time analysis, i anticipate becoming a nominee. because what people want to be talking about is the economy. >> well, ron, he sort of took the blame. he took one. he took it. you know, and that is what he is ultimately the guy in charge. >> i clearly live in outer space. i find that kind of admission to be pretty admirable. it's the kind of thing you think would connect with someone out there. it's true it's not connecting with enough republican primary voters to get him over the hump. it doesn't make sense to reach out to the campaign. it's not a terribl

do not pick them because x or y or z has picked them. can there be a mistake? so many picked up the wrong candidate. tavis: so as long as the person is democratically elected, you are ok with this? >> i want to help anyone who is democratically elected. i think at the end of the day, what matters for this country, as i mentioned earlier, we want to help deport people first, to help with education and to get the basic needs that they want, and we want to make sure that what happened in the old regime when it comes to violations of human rights are no longer going to be there. we are talking about a nation that was so strong and so proud of a nation in the past, and the egyptians were so proud of being related, a nation now where people are going to the lottery can get different citizenships or escape through trying to go to europe or travel to the gulf, this needs to be changed, and this is not going to be changed with a mentality of i do not like you. i am not going to work with you. so i am going to work with anyone who is democratically elected, and to make s

plan to the prospective tenant saying we may have to close the business for a day to deal with x, y and z. >> right. so we are talking about disclosure. like a landlord really has only obligation to make full disclosure to their tenant, existing or a new one, of their obligation under the a.d.a. right, on both sides. >> i am confused now. >> i don't know why we would really even need to at that. at the time of the renewal or the new lease, they are required to show readily achievable. >> right. >> it is done. they have to make a plan anyway. >> right. >> so we can take the plan out, is that right? >> yes. >> all right. take the plan out. >> that is what the cast inspection is it. >> right. >> so was that a motion? >> it is, to support this legislation. >> i would like to second that. are so i have the motion then a motion to approve, notices should be multi-languages, and it should apply to all buildings? >> correct. >> yes. >> role call. yes, yes, yes, no, yes, president adams. >> commissioners that motion passes 5-1. >> thank you. commissioner, item 9. discussion and possible action to

>> when the planning department says you need to do x, y, and z, i had the paper work fax to me and i was prepared to fill it out. i was told there needed to be notifications of people read receive the same thing in the mail that i had telling me something was one to be going on at 234 9th st. it was their requirement. who am i to argue? i am not an attorney. who am i to argue? even though i am part american indian, my rain dance was not happening with little water. i could not make it stop raining and they refused to grant me the reasonable accommodation. when i went to the planning commission on the at&t powers that i spoke of, and i let the commission know that my reasonable accommodation request was denied, cristina fell off her chair. i said, i am taking that up in another arena. thank you for. one of the comments we have in san francisco is we do not have an ada compliant reasonable accommodation policy other than the city's attorney's office. it has been gathering dust -- a gathering dust for four years. i am a product of that. i believe in due process and that is all i am aski

y. and z. and talk about something he's passionate about to a certain extent are you just describing how to be yourself out of the you know really human with you know you're not sold actually because when when it's not working for you then being yourself doesn't work you need to change and improve definitely you know that's the general advice is just be yourself just be confident just be funny but most guys start can't do that some guys that just aren't doing anything or tokens with so many women may be they could be themselves and have some results but because the try and don't get anywhere they need to actually change but if you're changing to something other than who you are and behaving like somebody other than who you are and then you get past the second or third date at some point you're going to revert back to who you are is not going to blow up yet lation ship or is this all about one night stands. well my first few relationships went wrong because i'd got so good at the early stages bu

who is the person responsible for telling their doctor they are on x, y, z medication?e the patient. why does the medical community have to take on that extra burden. now on top of it you will second guess everything your patient says? megyn: it's a good question. but let me ask you this. is this more like a typical case where you have got the -- the doctors -- there can't be fraud investigators at every turn. remember the howard stern case and anna nicole smith. he was acquitted but he got charged with funneling the drugs. she was seen as a victim. >> she would use other people's names. it's possible that she used an entourage. and her doctor knew that. megyn: her doctor got charged as well. >> and the psychiatrist. personal responsibility of course. but the doctor has to take some responsibility, too. if the doctor enablings her in the sense of knowing she is an addict and knowing these could be very dangerous for her. and still overprescribing them. megyn: the pharmacist they are talking to in this case is someone known to help out celebrities. that's going to set of

economic plan was something that was new and different rather than a 59-point plan where he goes x, y, and z they can't get their arms around it. >> he said it dozens of times. not only is he committed to reducing the taxes, but to bring taxes down across the board to flatten the structure and get rid of the loopholes that prevents you from flattening it. ha is absolutely consistent with what the conservative part of the party really wants. the most important thing to do is cut the spending and the growth of the government that appeared under obama and he has been specific that that's what he's going to do. it is easy for folks to nit pick that this is a slightly better plan than that one. this is slightly this and slightly that. mitt romney put a package out that will deal with the obama mess. he is running a campaign that people are moving towards and supporting. they are convinced the only way to beat obama is to nominate romney. >> you don't have a good answer to that. the "wall street journal" is correct. the way to change the economy is to change the dynamics. it is a 15% flat tax and

when you brag about how great you are, guys seem to think that's a great thing, hey, i've done x, y, and zvery woman in the circle is looking around going, get a load of him, can you believe it? should women be more that way? >> i think at the end of the day when you're authentically talking about what it is you're contributing, if you love the job you do or the business you started and you're genuinely asking questions about the person in return. that is two-way exchange. it's not hey, look at me. i know something a little about you. >> it comes off as phony. even though they're not phony people. >> women are better at that, making that relationship. where they're weak and where it came up in the survey was they're not as good at asking for the sale. >> what do we do instead? dance around it? >> one person said i hate going to networking events because women spend 90% of their time talking about their families and kids and don't get to business. >> women want to offer something first and then ask. sort of what can i do to help you? >> in the survey, here's the beaut of of it, women actual

teaching there's no deviation on that, you can make a choice as a catholic if you want to do x, y, and zhe teaching is clear and the fact that the federal government saying to the church, that you will have to teach differently on this. to me it's offensive. >> let me make this last point and then i'll be quiet. to your wishful thinking that it's not a wedge issue, keep wishing because trust me, catholics across the country, regardless of where their position is personally on the issue believe that this church -- >> let's let terry respond. we are not requiring the catholic church to do anything. the federal government does not require them to provide birth control, what the federal government is saying and should be saying to all churches as well as all religiously afi lly and hospitals, they should be saying, if you get into the health insurance business, you cannot discriminate against birth control. that is the only thing we are talking about here. there's no -- >> but we are talking about the catholics. they are making a big offensive in the media, they are using their resources to

very much like the store write of what would happen to the economy if we 00 done x, y, z.g issue i think where some of your colleagues will be squirming is they went all in on the notion deficit reduction was going to solve all of the problems. this was going to bring about the recovery and so forth and so on. they fought it and fought it and fought it. now recovery is happening anyway. so now you have to ask this question very tough i imagine in an election year to sort of bring up this issue of we are putting debt on your grandchildren. and tried to bury john maynard and freddie krueger. >> we will have our graphics shop come up with that matchup. no, i think you make a krush april point and i thought the key moment was when john boehner went out to talk about the last jobs report and was doer about it we forced the debt ceiling deal. then they locked in these cuts and those cuts removed the uncertainty and voila, job creation came. implausible story but it is something you can say where you don't -- >> i thought it was interesting when mitt romney said something to the

i did not take to the streets to say that x or y or z is the right guy. i believe that egypt is far better with not having a leader and the revolution that might have taken over and started doing his version of democracy once again. it is better to have the people choose whom they want and a few years, if they do not reform, if they do not solve the problems were most of the people were on the street, many economically, i probably do not have any problem, but most of the people on the streets did have a lot of economic problems. if those are not solved, they will be out of it. as far as there is democracy as far as our, we know exactly that our job is to make sure that egypt becomes an democratic. and no one is hijacking it. and not going to let anyone join. i'm personally find, and i believe this is one of the most important goals of the revolution. if a muslim brother wins, if any other wins, i am fine. >> that is a very helpful. the tradition here, as most of you know, is that this is a chance for questions. there is one question per customer. if you w

not x, not y but z, zip. honey, you get no weight down there? you know why? see up here, you're pulled like this but you're pulled over here too. you're pulled over here, pulled in all these directions, you know, and all these directions pull you as if they were all acting straight down, see? all of those have a result and it's straight down but when you're down here, you're pulled to all this, you're pulled to all this, you're pulled here, you're pulled here. what's the net force? all these things combine to be what? not as straight, huh, combined to be a zero. so in the center, you got no weight at all. did you get me? at the center of the world, you just bathroom scale you wouldn't, you wouldn't squash the springs. as every part is being pulled in all directions, all the forces cancel out. how much you get halfway down? how much you dig a hole? and down here you put a bathroom scale on it. would you weigh more or less? how many say, "i'm not sure. i'm not sure of anything in this world but i think less." show hands. yeah, everyone except the front row, exc

he turned around on x, y and z and we got drubbed. why should we do it again with mitt romney?the difference is they didn't do this before in the sense that the reason the people who could win are not running is because there's an incumbent president. what happened last time was almost unprecedented. two open-seat races, right? it was political nerd heaven to have both parties unsure of whom they would be facing in the fall, really fighting it out around their questions of ideology and who they were as a party. >> and identity. >> and identity, as we recall. all of that was going on. this is quite different. the real sort of issue is that the very best, most conservative and most viable candidates are waiting for mour years because they would prefer to run in an open-seat race. >> i think, it sounds like we have susan collins speaking right now, addressing folks in maine. where we have heard there's a record turn-out. there she is, right there. talking to the folks in maine about tonight's results. we don't have the results yet. we have heard, however, that there is a record tu

. >> y me centraba en z hacerlo lo mejor posible, jugar lo mejor posible y ganarme el respeto de misonfianza y no es que sea mÁs complicada o mas fÁcil, a veces lo es y a veces no lo es, depende del momento que atraviese el equipo. >> te lo pongo asÍ, por ejemplo te vas con kobe a echarte unos tacos. >> a veces sÍ, hemos ido a cenar y a tomar algo, sÍ. >> ¿cuÁl es tu condiciÓn ahorita con el equipo contractual?. >> leÍ una nota que se hablaba de traspaso ¿cuÁl es la situaciÓn en que te encuentras. >> tengo contrato este aÑo y tres aÑos mÁs, pero no significa absolutamente nada porque el equipo tiene derecho de cambiar a cualquier jugador en cualquier momento. >> ¿no te quieres ir?. >> no. >> me imaginÉ. >> ¿te queda alguna meta por cumplir como basquetbolista?. >> sÍ creo que hay metas cada aÑo, algunas las he conseguido en temporadas y otras no. >> quiero seguir jugando a mÁximo nivel hasta cuando pueda, pues los aÑos van avanzando, llevo mÁs de 10 aÑos en la nba y hay una fecha de caducidad, no sabes cuÁndo va a llegar pero va a llegar. >> con tu selecciÓn ¿te queda alguna meta que

they say, i'm hearing, x, y, z, i can't say that that's true. i heard it. people around here heard it. it may or may not come true, but, as you know, in washington, just having that thing said about you can be power in and of itself. >> host: boehner makes the list, not in the top 10, but number 12. why? grg -- >> guest: when you look around, there's power centers here, and certainly the house is one of them. something tells me i don't think speaker boehner is not upset. he understands his power, and we do too. when you see the key moments in the house, day-to-day, there's a lot of eric cantor, and at the key moments, boehner comes out of the white house or oval office, and he's very powerful. i think we, what we try to do is certainly with the top 10, provide a representative list of not just house and senate leaders, but white house, military, ect.. >> host: number two on the list, ?afort mitch mcconnell, why? >> guest: same reason that eric cantor is number one, overthrowing president obama's agenda. depending on who you talk to, they are doing a good jo

you know what, a nicer way to say that would have been x, y, or z.stead of saying that, you're trying to defend what you said. >> actually, i understand where you're coming from. it would have been truth to say they're looking for cause of death. what that means in the real world, not the ivory tower of harvard law school. not reading dm ining documents talking about it. the real world of an autopsy is to determine cause of death. whether it be overdose, natural causes, accident, or homicide. it's not a homicide. i'm thankful for that. i want the truth. >> we all do. that's why the public is saying can't we just wait to get the autopsy results. nancy, thank you, as always, for wanting to come on. dan, thank you, again. to sam. >>> pictures out of southern, california, snow. east of l.a. in the higher elevations, east of san diego, a quick hit of snow coming out of there as well. that snow system kind of moves into the mountains of new mexico here. santa fe, albuquerque. the area of low pressure moves in. a certain amount of rain fall into the northea