the bottom line is that these comments are not russian ammann they are dutch companies, luxembourg companiesde an opportunity. >> we will leave it there. a great story. thank you for joining us from rome. political fights in the u.k. ed milleband. details are coming up next. ♪ >> good morning, everybody. you are watching "on the move." let's turn to restore he would've been watching for the last few days. a deal that could turn into one the biggest takeovers and u.k. history and is a hot, political story in britain. astrazeneca rejected pfizer's takeover bid. it did so on friday. politicians are calling this story overriding national interest. that is ed miliband. let's figure out how it will develop from here on out. i am joined by a senior pharmaceutical analyst. nice to see you. let's do the mathematics first and then we will talk about the politics. the mathematics of the story is going to get a little pricier for pfizer. do the astor is worth more? when do you expect to see it if it were to develop? pfizer is mean, forced to put the offer and deftly because astrazeneca rejected within t

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question in hypothetical terms but i believe there comes a point when something amounts to a wholesale ammann-- abandonment to enforce a constitutional law that is beyond simple prosecutorial discretion. >> well, if you -- >> -- in principle. >> you mentioned in response to one question, lack of resources and a need to prioritize. >> right. >> can the legislative branch prioritize for you what we think your enforcement mechanisms ought to be or the priorities of your department? does it only come from the executive branch or can the legislative branch say we want you to detain this category of alien and we really mean it? >> i think that is a good question. i think that there is a role for the legislative branch in making national priorities and how we enforce and prioritize the law. for example, if i may, congress can ratchet up criminal penalties for certain things. that's an act of prioritization, that's an act of telling the executive branch where we want your priorities be -- >> that enhancement is meaningless if there's no prosecution. you would agree with me there. we can raise the sta

. >> nbc's ammann mohyeldin has the latest. what's the latest with the airport in donetsk? 50 armed men getting into the area and the latest information about being able to hear helicopters overhead. >> well, we're still working to confirm that on the ground. certainly it is a fluid situation with initial reports coming out from the airport at least from the donetsk area. there was at least an attempt to seize the airport. that's a strategic location. it is an international airport with a lot of major flights coming into the city. so it is an important gateway, if you will, to the entire eastern part of the country. if it is now fully controlled by the separatist rebels, it would be an indication of their growing strength not only being able to take over local government buildings like plaole stations but it would be one more sign how lawless the eastern part of the country is becoming. >> there was a problem with folks getting to the polls. how is this result being looked at right now for poroshenko? >> the leadership here in kiev has been down playing the regions in which