before from australia and one from the large estates in no way to much and shed that was targeted to dma on the state is continuing to look for them to break another american ship is due to the bike in the aria friday night. meanwhile five chinese naval vessels are heading for the southern indian ocean to join the international such vessels are expected to take five days to reach what is southwest of perth in australia was suspicious object was supported china's research vessel and icebreaker the snow dragon is time to impart preparing to set off to the army. it will also take up to five days to reach the location the chinese navy has two of the police deployed in the search operation. each of these consist of one control ship and one rescue ship. one fleet is responsible for searching and i met west appears in danger of crossing the strait of malacca what the other thing to a section irs out of christmas island and about twenty six kilometers northwest of puff meanwhile three chinese of course things have been sent to malaysia to help the search. australian prime minister tony abbott ha

. >> in 1969 he was on a mission where a platoon of south viet dma vietnamese inviters. other u.s. soldiers were hit and down. morris made a decision. >> we can't leave nothing for enemy. we'll never leave another fallen comrade. and i turned over to chuck and he was dead and i gave him last rites. my way. and i finished giving last rites i mean they open up. >> in a hail of gun fire the green beret carried the body out case. >> what is in that case? >> sensitive material. >> a map? >> maps, documents, whatever. >> something you don't want the enemy to have? >> we don't want them to have that. >> still in the area he took bullets in the chest arm and hand. >> i didn't feel that. i had to get out. athis is distinguished service cross. >> for his action he, morris was awarded a purple heart for his wounds and distinguished service cross for hes his heroism. he went back for another combat tour. >> i didn't know if i was fully heeled or not. i didn't care. >> he retired to florida with his wife of 52 years, mary. proud of his service morris displays his medals and commendations in his

so we were looking at a stop-loss or sorry, entry.around the 50 dma.e were looking into to get into the trade. right now we would be kind of nervous to get into it after the price action today but as it went out yesterday. we like monster, not because we think it is the best company out there necessarily. rather we like it because it is better than other, others in its group relative to the fundamentals in that group. sandra: by the way have you done research before, stock screens and they were effective at picking stocks. >> absolutely. sandra: good history. >> we put out a weekly database. available to all our subscribers every week. david: talk about a stock took a hit today, super micro computer, down 4%. are you still bullish, or do you have hesitations based on what you did with micro. >> it is was up 20% and sold off a little bit and -- david: it was down 4% today. >> we agree. so the thing with super micro, we haven't had any new information on this stock. it is currently a little bit above where previous resistance was where we expect to have

a very dominant in the top 25 dma's. and we have a great transit business.ate parallel in this market rather than absolutely contrary to them. >> i know you are looking to convert more of your locations, traditional billboard into more profitable electronic signs. give us an idea how much spending it will involve. capitalcommend total expenditures will be around $60 million to $70 million a year. to put some other kind of metric, we have around 400 digital billboards now. driving about 10% of the revenues. we anticipate adding around 100 boards each year. the great thing about digital is you could be so much more creative. adds right across the u.s. based upon who just scored in a football game. a lot different from outdoor media in the past where someone was going out with a ladder and a bucket. way for outdoor advertising to capitalize, if you will, on the dynamism of social media? >> i think there is. i think the key piece for outdoor media is our audience is still growing. most media audiences are declining or fragmenting. i think if you think about the