club nik not one of about a one of what we would have group as a red mullet tigress and so on. yeah well the saudi has become a group. maybe god will provide another way of living. but fishing is no longer profitable. and when i would go fishing alone. i'd catch a fish to ten group has. i made a profit and had no troubles. i saw myself but now he was i get a headache. and i need some aspirin which costs a hundred francs. that's not going to i will ask for help will borrow the money. but when the ships are here we're going to get everyone in the business us problems but as you say molest us when we share the same area in the sea and they destroy our nets. you know how many boxes of fish if you cost like you know four boxes of fifty kilo as each of them and not thinking how much would you sell them for i don't mean i want fourteen thousand francs about twenty one euro's for each box. i want but it's barely enough for the fuel it's not. they know no limits. they do whatever they want at sea we see the fish there. but we can't catch them because of the foreign ships. that we will s

sound like an android freak nik over here. - just because you don't like something, doesn't mean that. and also, [bleep] you. everything that you like sucks. - listen, colleen's having another baby. you understand? she driving me crazy right now. i gotta get out this house. what y'all doing this weekend? - oh, not--not doing anything with you,

. >> you'r right, nik, becau a of the car. jeremy got out of the car with a blanket. and decided, i got to do something to help this skunk. now, i must say he's not an expert and it's obvious, but do you know what, he's brave. he made an attempt. finally, he decides do you know what, i'm just going to cover this thing with a blanket and go in. >> yeah! >> wow. >> carefully pulls it back. >> you got it! >> oh, there goes the cup. boom. >> like that. >> yeah. >> you did it! you saved the skunk. >> right on. now get out of there. >> yeah. but did he get stinky? >> no, he did not get stinky and to tell us all about it we have jeremy and matt "right this minute" via skype from west haven, connecticut, so, jeremy, what were you thinking? >> we really didn't know what to do but i do like animals and i felt bad. >> went around it. >> so i said we got to do something. i just rummaged through my trunk. i had a blanket in there. let's cover it and then trying to take the cup off. >> so, did the skunk spray at all during this process? >> no, not at all. thankfully. i was taking m

nik, good morning to you. thanks for joining us. what are the keys going to be here?you doing with margins and beer for starts? >> yeah. i think that's where we're ahead of consensus. we're at 95 cents. consensus is at 91. part of the reason we're ahead consensus is we think recent improvements in beer pricing is going to lead to some margin improvements. that's one of our core pillars for why we're so positive on constellation. we think that the beer business still has a lot of pricing opportunity ahead of itself in addition to strong earnings growth. >> you're seeing the domestic brewers, anheuser-busch, miller, that's probably a nice umbrella here. >> there's a number one premium wine producer in the world. how can they squeeze more profits out of that sector? >> yeah. i think the key -- the wine industry has been decent volume growth. the key has been pricing. just based on our discussion us we tell company, we think constellation is very focused on getting better price relation in the industry. the good thing for constellation is it's starting to tighten a little

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cnn's nic robertson live in geneva with the details, where this morning, nik, it sounds like the two sides may never meet face to face. what's happening there? >> reporter: yeah, you know, christine, all the diplomats we talked to behind the scenes here, they're setting expectations so low, many of them saying they just don't see a way that this can be successful. the u.n.'s special representative here that's in charge of the negotiations, the veteran diplomat brahimi, we're told he will talk to both sides in the same room, give them a half-hour speech. then they'll go into separate rooms and begin discussions about the talks. but the opposition last night told us that they won't get it, they won't, and they're quite clear on this, they will not get in the same room with the government side until the government says that bashar al assad cannot be part of this transitional government. i mean, this already seems like a massive impasse here, christine. >> in terms of progress, nic, expectations are so low. what can we hope to come away from, if anything, from this conference? >> reporte

and a law enforcement officer ought to be able to do something like that, to flag the nik system to saycting in a bizarre manner. we don't want him to be able to walk into a gun store. >> right. >> until this is somehow resolved. so, you know, there is a lot of gaps that could work out, i think, that aren't going to hurt gun owners, not going to be oppressive to our second amendment rights. they're not going to hurt us in any way. but they're going to make us safer, generally. you know, it's not a good thing that we could all say we've got great second amendment rights and our children captain captain go to the mall to shop without being massacred. so there has got to be some balance there. and, you know, let's find the right little things that really do work. and i think, you know, we can. across -- and not just on guns, but across the board on all these things, we can do better. >> you know, you bring in children. and i have to share that i'm the mother of two children, and given what i do for a living and the horrific number of stories just like this that i've covered over the years,