hamada. hamada. hamada draws. 26. 26. ander. ander. 37. 37. mcguire. mcguire. 39. 39. 39. randall. randall. [laughter] randall. here we go, 16. elfrith. elfirth. elfrith. 21. 21. frank. frank. frank. frank is going for number 27. 27. not too bad. min. min. min. 31. 31. 31. subramanium. subramanium. 36. 36. 36. bell. bell. bell. [applause] [laughter] bell. bell is 15. ann harris of north carolina. harris of north carolina. there is one left, right, and that's number 6. [applause] ok. all right, how much fun was that? we have now concluded the lottery for members select. the sweet selection times will be displayed in a few minutes on the house transition website. please continue to monitor the list of available suites as they will change throughout the day. the first selection of the day will begin at 10:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. so it should pop up here in just a second. there it is. there it is. it doesn't have the times yet. so conaway. conaway will go at 10:00 a.m. no, that's all right. hold on, hold on. wait for the times to pop up. it'll be gillan. [indiscernible chatter] >> hey guys,

hamada and montesir entered the tent seconds after us. bombs hit. their young bodies could not be identified or even found amongst the debris left behind. the other four. bursed in different directions not knowing the fate of each other as more bombs actually followed them. ambulances and journalists came, but it was all over. badly wounded, i crawled until i reached help. someone laid me on the ground and left to bring an ambulance. they wrapped my head in a bandage and laid me down. كان معاهم اجا يما يما this other boy was with them, he came over yelling, mama, mama, i said to him, what's the matter? he said, muhammad was martired, i said, how come muhammad was martired, are you sure? you must be lying because muhammad was here just now, he said that muhammad was killed, i said he wasn't, but then i saw it air on tv, children killed on the beach, the girls cried, he was our son of 20 years, we cry over you every day, son. i have gone to the beach to spot where he was killed and i've searched for his remains, hoping the sea had washed th

there is a huge sense of anger here among mazen al—hamada's family members.wnfall of president assad's regime is not enough. on our way here, we have seen dozens of families looking for their loved ones in hospitals, those who have disappeared in the last decade. they don't know whether they are alive or dead or still in prison. so many syrians, the pain of the decades of the rule of the assad family it would end until they find out what's happened to their loved ones. tens of thousands of syrians disappeared into black holes, thrown into notorious prisons never to emerge again. there have been absolutely heartbreaking scenes of thousands of families descending on prisons and others across damascus and beyond, looking for evidence, it was their loved they still there? 0r it was their loved they still there? or are their bodies to be retrieved? people also going to the morgues. we spoke today to the morgues. we spoke today to the morgues. we spoke today to the head of the syrian civil defence organisation, known as the defence organisati

hamada says helicopter money would be a very risky yen will.heyte these week rallies, have been sold below fundamentals. japanese investors, not the doj, ar e showing cowardice. we have seen solid rallies over the past few sessions. holding onto a gain of more than 1% in the nikkei. up over 7%. the best rally we have seen in japanese equities in about six years. certainly there is still some investors buying these rumors of the fact we are likely to see some stimulus. we don't know in terms of what form, but helicopter money downplayed today by hamada. looking around the rest of the region, we have regional stocks holding near their highest levels since 2016. we know they have recouped what they lost following the brexit vote. a very solid session across asia. angie? angie: thank you. coming up later, is there evidence of an ex-pat exit is from the middle east? coming up next, a broader outlook for middle east markets as earnings season gets underway. this is bloomberg. ♪ angie: a quick check of the latest business headlines. airbus is cutting

him, he always said he loves me, بتحب انا لاحب امي, كان معايا sayid, i am accompanied by al- said, hamadathe spot where we used to play as kids, we are fisherman. and so the sea is our life, we are always on the sea. we set up the goals here and divided ourselves into four teams and we played football the boys said they're thirsty, they wanted to go drink some water and come back. i took them to get some water, and when we came back. we resumed and finished the first round. in the middle of the second round ismail kicked the ball and it landed next to the container. we asked him to go get it. he brought it back along with mortazim, zachariah, ahid and muhammad. the warships were there, we saw that they were filming us, they sent a missile to the beach and it wiped out my cousin, الصاروخ الاول ضربوه غاد واستشهد في ابن عم اسماعي the first missile landed there, killed my cousin ismail and we started running to get off the beach. was standing there, when he heard the explosion, he came out from the tent, he stood by us, while we told him that ismail was killed, the other children reached us.

we decided, hamada, yunus and i to hide behind the tent. montesir was on the ground. children are dead يا عالم الحقون الاطفال, four of those eight kids were basically vaporized when the bombs hit, their young bodies could not be identified or even found amongst the debr left behind. the other four dispersed in different directions, not knowing the fate of each other as more bombs actually followed them. ambulances and journalists came, but it was all over. badly wounded, i crawled until reached help. someone laid me on the ground and left to bring an ambulance. they wrapped my head in a bandage and laid me down. i was in a coma, so at the time didn't know. الولد كان معهم يما يما بقولله this other boy. he came over yelling, mama, mama. i said to him, what's the matter? he said, muhammad was martyred. i said, how come muhammad was martired? are you sure? you must be lying because muhammad was here just now. he said that muhammad was killed. i said he wasn't, but then i saw it air on tv, children killed on the beach. the girls cried, he was our son of 20 years. we cry ov

yunus hid in a barrel while hamada and i kept running. monteseir ran with us.ies could not be identified or even found amongst the debris left behind. the other four dispersed in different directions, not knowing the fate of each other, as more bombs actually followed them, ambulances and journalists came, but it was all over. badly wounded, i crawled until reached help, someone laid me on the ground and left to bring an ambulance, they wrapped my head in a bandage and laid me down, was in a coma so at the time didn't know who was killed and who was still alive? انا كنت منيت, عايش. said, how come muhammad was murted, are you sure? you must be lying because muhammad was here just now, he said that muhammad was killed, i said he wasn't, but then i saw it air on tv, children killed on the beach, the girls cried, he was our son of 20 years, we cry over you every day, son, you are never out of our thoughts, احنا كل يوم بنعيد يما, ما بروح عندنا, spot where he was killed and i've searched for his remains, hoping the sea had washed them up. i remembered that day vividl

hamada and montesir entered the tent seconds after us. was crying out.he bombs hit, their young bodies could not be identified or even found amongst the debris left behind. the other four dispersed in different directions, not knowing the fate of each other as more bombs actually followed them ambulances and journalists came, but it's all over. badly wounded, i crawled until reached help, someone laid me on the ground and left to bring ambulance, they wrap my head in a bandage and laid me down i was so at the time didn't know who was killed and who was still aliveif montesim by a wall thinking he was dead. hamas fainted. yunus sat next to his brother and i was weeping over my brother and cousins. this other boy was with them. he came over yelling mama. i said to him, what's the matter? he said, "mohammed was murtired. i said, how come muhammad was martered? are you sure? you must be ling because muhammad was here just now. he said, " i said he wasn't, but then i saw it air on tv, children killed on the beach, the girls cried, he was our son of 20 years,

. >> reporter: hamada believes it's too early to allow a wave of tourists to enter the country, but thet yearr coud be a safe choice. first he says japan needs to get through flu season. >> translator: there is a possibility that the coronaviris pandememic will diminisish to s extent during t the winteter an spring, and i think a vaccine could be distributed in japapan and elsewhere from early next ye year. >> reporter: after vaccinations begin, hamada says the country could be ready, but he warns that tourists and everyone entering japan should still monitor their health for two weeks. christine hall, nhk world. >>> the president of japanese professional baseball's hanshin tigers is stepping down to take responsibility for a string of coronavirus infections among players and staff. >> translator: i apologize for causing trouble to the professional baseball league, rival teams, public health centers and related organizations. >> three of the team's players contracted the virus in march. in september nine players and staff members tested positive. in both cases infections seem to have ta

we decided, hamada, yunus and i to hide behind the tent.another missile at us as we fell behind the tent. unius hit in a barrel while hameda and i kept running. monteseer ran. with us, ham and montesir entered the tent seconds after us. was crying out, oh people, help us, the children are dead, the children are dead يا عالم الحقونا الاطفال ماتت الاطفال, four of those eight kids were basically vaporized when the bombs hit, their young bodies could not be identified or even found amongst the debr left behind, the other. or dispersed in different directions, not knowing the fate of each other, as more bombs actually followed them ambulances and journalists came, but it was all over, badly wounded, i crawled until reached help, someone laid me on the ground and left to bring an ambulance, they wrapped my head in a bandage and... laid me down, i was in a coma, so at the time i didn't know who was killed and who was still alive. حرفبت. they laid montesum by wall, thinking he was dead. hamas fainted, yunus sat next to his brother and i was weaping

iwao hamada was arrested for murder, robbery and arson in 1966. two years later he was sentenced to death, in 2014 he was released due to a review of the case, although there is no death penalty. you know, this is the first such case in japan, and no one can explain it to you from a legal point of view. for the long time he spent waiting for the death penalty, iwao hamada even got into the guinness book of records. but this can hardly be called an achievement, rather an exhausting test. in a solitary confinement cell for death row, he spent more than 30 years, all this time, trying to prove his innocence. according to ivao, he was interrogated daily, on average for 10-12 hours, and was brutally beaten. the longest interrogation lasted 16 hours. at the same time, he was not allowed to go to the toilet, forced to do so right in the interrogation room, despite the heat, he was not allowed to drink. under these conditions, akamadasan gave a confession. apparently, the man's nervous system could not withstand such tests, and mental health problems bega

less than a week ago, you couldn't talk openly about activists like mazen hamada.loved ones were disappeared, they couldn't go and ask about where they were. there is no image that reflects this incredible turn of events in syria more than this one, where hundreds of people are able to openly march on the streets for his funeral, calling him a martyr, calling him a hero. and as we've been walking along the streets, more and more people arejoining in. hundreds, thousands now. everywhere we go, more people joining this march. yogita limaye, bbc news, damascus. as always, there's more on the very latest on syria on our website. new data shows that the number of under—50s being diagnosed with bowel cancer is increasing worldwide. studies are still trying to establish the main causes of bowel cancer — but it's thought poor diet, ultra—processed foods, obesity and lack of exercise may be factors. england is among the countries with the biggest rise — averaging a 3.6% increase in cases among that age group each year. dr rachel 0rritt is health information manager at cance

like hundreds of thousands of others the brothers hamada and ali are trying to reach europe since the beginning of two thousand and fourteen at least two hundred thousand unaccompanied child migrants have managed to cross europe's borders but according to the authorities at least ten thousand of these children have fan issues on route and one estimate of unreported cases puts the figure at twice even three times that. who are these children and how did they manage to make themselves invisible we followed their trail from spain italy and greece across europe and often found ourselves straying into dangerous parallel worlds. you're. you're. malaya the spanish enclave on the coast of north africa which shares a border with morocco. there are around three hundred unaccompanied child migrants here at the moment. we start our search in a place where we can be sure of finding some lapper is a reception center for boys traveling alone most american and only come here occasionally in the evenings they prefer to sleep on the street a child refugee living at the center tells us why. their mistre

less than a week ago, you couldn't talk openly about activists like mazen hamada.ple whose loved ones were disappeared, they couldn't go and ask about where they were. there is no image that reflects this incredible turn of events in syria more than this one, where hundreds of people are able to openly march on the streets for his funeral, calling him a martyr, calling him a hero. and as we've been walking along the streets, more and more people arejoining in. hundreds, thousands now. everywhere we go, more people joining this march. yogita limaye, bbc news, damascus. thousands of prisoners in syria have been freed since the weekend, some— have been freed since the weekend, some families are still heping _ weekend, some families are still hoping to _ weekend, some families are still hoping to find _ weekend, some families are still hoping to find missing l still hoping to find missing loved ones. the civil defence organisation known as the white hellmann's is been on the four friends of the rescue operations and says it believes there are more people being hidden a

less than a week ago, you couldn't talk openly about activists like mazen hamada.couldn't go and ask about where they were. there is no image that reflects this incredible turn of events in syria more than this one, where hundreds of people are able to openly march on the streets for his funeral, calling him a martyr, calling him a hero. and as we've been walking along the streets, more and more people arejoining in. hundreds, thousands now. everywhere we go, more people joining this march. yogita limaye, bbc news, damascus. the time is 6.18. our top story this evening: the prime minister says questions need to be answered after the death of 10—year—old sara sharif. and still to come... a warning to shoppers as it emerges some online christmas "bargains" could be stolen goods. coming up on bbc news. could be stolen goods. women's football is more popular than ever — the growth in the professional game is a large part of the boom in live sport. we'll be exploring what that's down to. the government has unveiled sweeping changes to the planning system in england in a

this image, tears flowing from his haunted eyes, mazan al-hamada the face of syria's torture victims and inspired drawings by u.s. based artist and friend mark nelson that just bore into my soul. >> his face, his expression. >> when an uprising against the assad dynasty erupted in 2011, al hamadah was among the first to join demonstrations. it made him a target of the regime. in 2012, he was detained by security forces after smuggling baby formula into a besieged suburb of damascus for nearly two years, he endured medieval torture techniques, rape, beatings and psychological abuse. after his release, he fled to europe and vowed to tell the world his story. he spoke to journalists, met white house officials, appealed to u.s. lawmakers, but nothing changed. medicine felt defeated and homesick. his friend and a fellow prison survivor told us when he got out and lived in this world, he seen that the world doesn't care, and that's the only hope he had to live for that the world care enough to go and save the cell mates that he left behind. he flew back to damascus in february of 2020 and

of the older guy didn't name the hamada he tried to get it becomes it comes i doubt autumn it is not my. fault. maybe after that. didn't get me mad he let it go on. no. i will get me to go. and. the sendoff party typically runs into the hundreds as everyone who knows the pilgrims come to say farewell. much. and his wife will be traveling for more than two hours from their home to the house terminal airport. but. the several special house flights have been arranged by the indian government for this period to cater to some fourteen hundred pilgrims. sufism also arrived at the airport terminal their son has one last chance for a final goodbye. for. the pilgrimage is a defining moment in his life and his faith he has worked hard over many years to save up for this trip to mecca. married men go broke the you. know your. name but if. there's. a target someone they're going to. come out on while. there's a god here that you. love. to live in the. family you don't want. to tell. believe. that if. i go. on counting the cost financial tremors in turkey shake investor sentiment in emerging mark

demand that employees shut it down the company says it's told its workers not to obey those orders the hamada pipeline running from the shut our oil field were opened on sunday after being closed by fighters in january. the afghan government has released another $250.00 taliban prisoners bringing the total to more than $3000.00 it's part of the doha agreement the us taliban deal signed in february stipulated the afghan taliban set free 1000 security forces in exchange. the news continues on al-jazeera after the stream don't go away. to old news there oh. let me ask you how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen we listen this is the moment to stop all the 30 action this is the moment to concentrate on fighting everybody we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter to 0. hi anthony ok you're watching the stream as a journalist myself and most of my colleagues china would be hard not to be the story just to tell the story but what happens when your black journalists and you're covering issues about race and. we are still in the stream some black jou

rick hamada, thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> i want you in some technology. that's avnet. "mad money" is back after the break. >> announcer: coming up, a bear market has swiped down its share of victims. is there a hererof bulls stampeding their way into the limelight? cramer is revealing the stocks next. dry spray? that's fun. it's already dry! no wait time. this is great. it's very soft. can i keep it? (laughs) all the care of dove... ...now in a dry antiperspirant spray. (coughing) coughing disrupts everyone's lifif that's why there's delsym. delsym's advanced time release formula helps silence coughs for a full 12 hours. all night... or all day. americans. 83% try... to eat healthy. yet up to 90% fall short in getting... key nutrients from food alone. let's do more. add one a day women's. complete with key nutrients we may need. plus b be health support with calcium and vitamin d. start the interview with a firm handshake. ay,no! don't do that! try head & shoulders instant relief. it cools on contact, and also keeps you 100% flake free. try head & shoulders instant rel

thank you for the information, rick hamada, thank you for coming on "mad money." >> thank you, jim. appreciate it. >> honest company, tells the truth, doesn't congratulate itself, doesn't do back patting. but also speaks loudly and buys with a big stick. and i feel that risk is taken out of the stock of avnet, avt. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, tide turning? proctor & gamble from lagging to leading as the maker refocused its efforts. after a recent breakout, is there still some bounce left in the stock? cramer tells if you there could be more gains, straight ahead. >>> and later, double standard? both tech giants revealed results that fell short of expectations, but why is amazon stock surging while apple falls flat? cramer's pulling back the curtain on today's action. all coming up on "mad money." >>> listen to me. in this game, nothing more important than flexibility. when the facts about a stock change, you have to change your mind with them. you could get blown away. easy to talk about being flexible in theory, in practice, it means doing something very difficult. admitting w

welcome i'm cheryl hamada here with kathy corday, and there, over my shoulder, that's alice, the baby'sical giant snail from "mystere," which is where we are right now, on the stage of "mystere." you know, this is where it all started. "mystere" was the first show. in fact, when you think about it, back in the early '90s, the garden of cirque du soleil has grown so extensively -- they have added "o," "zumanity," "viva elvis," "ka," "criss angel: believe," and, of course, "the beatles: love," and we're going to have time to see a lot of them tonight, all thanks to your public television station. that's right, that's what pbs does best. we take you from the comfort of your own home around the world and back again, and every dollar makes a difference, every dollar makes it possible. consider our basic membership. or, for a generous donation of $90, we will say "thank you" with a copy of the companion dvd -- and what's more, that dvd has extra footage. that's right, from "ka," "o," and, of course, "mystere," which was recorded right here at treasure island. that's right, and know that when

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rick hamada, thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> i want you in some technology. that's avnet. "mad money" is back after the break. >> announcer: coming up, a bear market has swiped down its share of victims. is there a herd of bulls stampeding their way into the limelight? cramer is revealing the stocks standing up to the attacks, next. >>> we've got roving bear markets all over the place these days. the bears maul healthcare, then go after the international industrials, then the restaurants. the averages may be having a great month, today's pullback notwithstanding, but underneath, there's plenty of pain. who has proven immune? the bears ram paged during this period. where can we find some solid bull markets that can trample over any bear that comes into range? i've got two obvious bulls. auto parts stores and defense stocks. come on, they're big enough for everybody. o'reilly automotive is the most consistent player in the industry. every time it happens, analysts are still blown away. that's what occurred today today. the stock gaining more than $12 or nearly 5%. it's truly

that qatar announced a major expansion of doha's hamada international airport the new construction will allow the airport to double its capacity for the 1st phase will be ready by 2022 into tar will host the fifo world cup construction is due to start next year. thousands of farmers in germany and france have taken to the streets of 2 states they're protesting against stricter environmental regulations that they say make it almost impossible to remain profitable many farms already work at the margins of near subsistence according to the protesters more costs would be unbearable. farmers have just about was hard enough on the one hand they're supposed to produce a 4 to both food on the other they're being branded as environmental vandals and animal abusers. we've got to sit down and talk we've got to develop our ideas together and think about how we can structure our work going forward and stop blaming the farmers because in the end they're the ones who produce the food and no one else. but just how it's produced is the bone of contention here environmental it's regarded the agricultural

think about the guests i had on the show last night, rick hamada the ceo of avnet. when his company reported he had very little good to say. rick came on the show and said that business was fundamentally sound and his company came in and was buying stock hand over fist after being out of the market when the stock was higher because it was now such a terrific opportunity in the high 20s. sure enough the report yesterday and it was terrific and yes the stock's down 35 and change. well above where it was before the previous shortfall. the moral of these stories this market forgives, forgets, and then goes higher. which is why most of the weakness you see in individual stocks are indeed b.o., buying opportunities. and boy, this b.o. smells good.

thank you for the information, rick hamada, thank you for coming on "mad money." >> thank you, jim.ppreciate it. >> honest company, tells the truth, doesn't congratulate itself, doesn't do back patting. but also speaks loudly and buys with a big stick. and i feel that risk is taken out of the stock of avnet, avt. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, tide turning? proctor & gamble from lagging to leading as the maker refocused its efforts. after a recent breakout, is there still some bounce left in the stock? cramer tells if you there could be more gains, straight ahead. >>> and later, double standard? both tech giants revealed results that fell short of expectations, but why is amazon stock surging while apple falls flat? cramer's pulling back the curtain on today's action. all coming up on "mad money." [ horn honks ] hey, it's sandra -- from accounting. peter. i can see that you're busy... but you were gonna help us crunch the numbers for accounts receivable today. i mean i know that this is important. well, both are important. let's be clear. they are but this is important too. [ man

of migrant workers suddenly found themselves without jobs and unable to return to their villages hamada is in them on a. one to one east investigates how the world's biggest lockdown is exposing india's last inequalities. you are losing sleep new delhi one of the most densely populated places on the planet and my home for the last 15 years. i have never seen this metropolis so deserted nearly 20000000 residents in hiding afraid of an invisible enemy. just oz off to the knocked on was announced migrant workers from across india began streaming out of the capital on foot. with no way to earn a living and public transport shut down they were determined to return to their villages. most were stopped and said. back to the slums scattered across the city. it brian mohammad moved to delhi with this 5 and 4 children a year ago after struggling to find work in their village in the eastern state of bihar. within the. name goes into linux. better than the terrible about the nearest is a live look at me it's up. on a good day a brian could make up to $10.00 but now he can't leave the slum at all no

sheikha hamada benjasim ben jaber.ltani, the money was in suitcases in bags and bags from the tea shop ford monson. the sheikh of the cutter is called the man who bought london hotels, shops and housing, and prince charles is called the man who lobbied for these big land deals, really. the press service of the future king stated that qatari millions immediately went to the charity of the royal family. the republican-minded public has a lot of questions, and buckingham palace has one answer and two strategies for 10 beta, when shadows from the past emerge and they are accused of the slave trade, they repent, but do not give money to the descendants of slaves. when questions arise today, they talk about tax-free areas. income. they claim that the money is donated by charitable foundations, the royal family does not want to appear to be the richest family in england, they want to appear to be the most beneficent, judging by the eggs and posters, not everyone believes in this. lisa herzen boris khalfi at maxim zainchenko n

. >> reporter: for that to happen, hamada and his group will need to perfect their timing. the fog chasers know accurate forecasts are essential. the watching and the waiting has begun. >>> time now to get a check on the weather. people in southern areas of philippines are dealing with severe weather conditions. >> tropical depression that's formed. this is now moving over the islands. the rainfall accumulation is just staggering amounts. drenching rain will be falling across the area and also thunderstorms are going to be e rup erupting in the next coupling of days. looks like it will not be intensifying into a named storm system. we'll keep a close eye on this because flash floods and mudslides are all going to be at high risks. the china peninsula is looking clear and fine. the frigid cold air sinks down toward the south. even the precipitation here could turn white. we are seeing snow showers flirting with western half of japan now even in the city side and metropolitan tokyo as well. this is going to be on and off until the afternoon hours. toward the northern regions

epistemic shitted again recall trip us of a budget is that they can move it but we kishore there hamada should i do west honest did you know was sued on that key cute come at a notice or deep would almost be illegal on there the body steen we should be a good crucial. marched in that does opus ot on a motor city key but is still not gone say no to be set out movie for sure they are sure they continue to if you zoom it will surely go to near fair or soft could have gotten you to said that. so i headed that are met and all was older but among. clouds and rain on its way to the southeast of australia the crowd has been streaming in of the last few hours what we've seen there choose the morning is a full the start of the day in sydney look at this the fog the sun trying to break through the fog which he did later on a very nice backdrop for this bride and groom in the morning hours now the clouds in the rain is on its way throughout wednesday not a bad day generally 24 in sydney but already beginning to feel a bit cool to adelaide melbourne the rain and the blustery winds all on their way p

julie hamada who >>> a spiritual care california pacific medical center affiliated with sutter health. i also want to add is that while i'm not posting mosaic on the ceo of a jewish organization that is called the bay area jewish healing center. we provide jewish spiritual care to folks who are ill, dying, and bereaved throughout the bay area. and in particular we are a jewish central care resource for folks like reverend. harshman and reverend. i'm not provide special care to jewish committee . >> welcome. >> thank you. >> let's jump in and ask you how do you define or think of spiritual care?>> spiritual care is the discipline or okra professionals that attend to or listen to the spiritual needs and spiritual assets of patients of their loved ones, and of staff in our institutions.>> i would add to that that spiritual care really tries to take care of the host sacred part of a person's life and their sense of being. when times are the most confusing or scary for them. >> we know that people often times can confuse the notion of spirituality and the notion of religion or theology. an

thank you for the information, rick hamada, thank you for coming on "mad money." >> thank you, jim. appreciate it. >> honest company, tells the truth, doesn't congratulate itself, doesn't do back patting. but also speaks loudly and buys with a big stick. and i feel that risk is taken out of the stock of avnet, avt. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, tide turning? proctor & gamble from lagging to leading as the maker refocused its efforts. after a recent breakout, is there still some bounce left in the stock? cramer tells if you there could be more gains, straight ahead. >>> and later, double standard? both tech giants revealed results that fell short of expectations, but why is amazon stock surging while apple falls flat? cramer's pulling back the curtain on today's action. all coming up on "mad money." lysol believes no toilet is complete, until it's completely clean. lysol toilet bowl cleaner kills 99.9% of germs and removes stains better than clorox toilet bowl cleaner with bleach. so if you want to do the whole job, lysol's got you covered. throughout our lives. one a day men's 50

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. >> hamada yasukazu says he told the diet committee he thinks that the north has managed to miniaturizearheads. they can be mounted on medium-range ballistic missiles and japan is within the range. it has become more difficult to detect launches from north korea and shoot the missiles down. the minister said he is considering all options including the acquisition of counter strike capabilities. >>> people in ukraine have woke ton air raid sirens for a fourth straight day. kyiv was struck by iranian made kamikaze drones on the russians have hit targets across the country, many with no military purpose. they killed at least civilians and injured 100. a crowded market was struck on wednesday leaving seven dead and eight injuries. defense officials gathered at nato headquarters to discuss ukraine. the russian attacks have further united the international community. >> we've all watched as ukraine made extraordinary gains on the battlefield. and despite putin's new assaults, ukrainian forces have changed the dynamics of this war. they have liberated hundreds of towns from russian occupations

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hamada: not necessarily.et effect terror, it looks like powell is in the lead but janet yellen is still on the list. who should be the next fed chair in terms of japan? a longtime resident of the united states, so i don't want to intervene in such kind of matters. but in the economic sense, it is important that moderate monetary helps people's lives in the united states. -- [indiscernible] to have theortant fed chairman who has not very drastic policy. on the other hand, from a purely selfish point of view of the john status is somewhat hawkish. stance made it clear that the yen really turned again. it is a mixed answer. relatively down people, it would be ok. think i understand. hawkish fed chair, higher rates. thank you so much for joining us. we hope to have you back again. special advisor to prime minister abe, thank you so much for joining us. we will end it back to you in hong kong. withe: kathleen hays there the economic advisor to shinzo abe. a roundup of the stories you need to know to get your day g

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let's look talk to the ceo rick hamada.e come in at great times, this was not a great quarter by your owned a mission but what midwest phied me was that it seemed like the business was going well for the first 12 weeks and then it went soft you're so consistent. how did that happen? >> jim, it was localized in our north american computer business, that week 13 anomaly. if you look at our components business globally and you look at our computer business both in europe and asia it was much more on track to our expectations. so overall even though our performance both at revenue and eps was in the guidance range, we didn't it that all-important midpoint but the gap here was really highly concentrated in that shortfall in north america that showed up late in the quarter. >> so, rick, here's what we have to deal with. i'm dealing with american companies saying things are getting bet sore then i start thinking is this execution in america by you or is there some cohort of the customers that i don't know that aren't doing well? >

. >> sreenivasan: so tell me the story of mazen al-hamada, a character that you use to do detail someat are happening in syria. >> yeah, so hamada he was an activist in deir al-zor came from the middle class family, worked for an oil company. so when he was arrested in early 2012, he was dragged into the air force intelligence branch in al-mazzeh military airport and he was after a couple of months in detention, no idea where he was at this point, he was taken into an interrogation room and he was first tortured by they burned out cigarettes on his body, they beat him, they strung him up by his wrists so that his feet were off the ground and he felt his wrists were going to get cut off.st all the while they were interrogating him with the same questions that the crisis cell had devised in its plan to put down the revolution. >> sreenivasan: at one point he's so injured from this process that they move him to what they call a hospital. >> so mazen was sent to hospital 601, which was a military hospital and this turned out tot be the place where they processed the bodies of detainees wh

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