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avi, greats to speak with you. thanks for coming on. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >> the ceo of 3-d systems, we have talked about this company for quite some time. it's the multiple will get some people -- >> that's been the knock against this stock. >> all the time. yes. >> a half ago. you want to get in the way. josh will say the same thing. you can't get in the way. >> the reason why this is commanding an 80 multiple, and it won't always, is because it's so early in what could be such a huge industry. and there are very few publicly traded ways to play it. that won't last forever. but as netflix demonstrated, it could last for a decade. >> these guys are doing the same business around the world, it's a global company. give them that. >> coming up next on fast, bitcoins fifth birthday, we're celebrating with the top bitcoin highlights after the break. >> fast money means trading. everybody has to bring their best information each and every night. the entire trading day is the preparation for the show that night. >> it's idea generat

that's when one of the suicide bombers came up and tried to get into the place. >> avi, the security guard, has a bad feeling when 21-year-old asif hanif walks up. >> the guy was a little bit too quick in his pace. suicide bombings were going on all the time at that particular time. so we both looked at each other and froze. >> hanif is strapped with plastic explosives when avi kicks him in the chest to keep him from entering the crowded bar. >> and the next thing i can barely remember is this guy stepping back up onto the sidewalk and yelling. >> as hanif stumbles backwards, he blows himself up. the explosion sends jack flying into the front window. >> the next thing i know i'm in the hospital and it's three days later. >> is avi okay? >> he's hurt but he's going to be fine. you saved a lot of people's lives that night. >> avi is critically wounded but is hailed as a national hero. >> who knows how many people would have been killed in that small space so he saved literally a hundred lives. >> why mike's place? >> well, i think mike's place represents the best that this part of the

we like avis and hertz for the same reason we like the other 33 stocks in the portfolio.re good businesses. they're simple enough businesses we feel we can really properly analyze and understand them. and most importantly they're undervalued. we get to buy this business for a big discount to what we think it's intrinsically worth. >> there are like i said an awful lot of names in hertz. i know car rental names are popular. dr. j, you have a thought? >> i love this because number one you put me onto hertz last year. kudos to you for that. i know that you were interested in dell last year. you were in there about this time last year. and now because of the turnover there you have to commit that capital somewhere else, obviously because you took it private. but as far as hotel space in particular, something i know very well, but i'm not the kind of investor you are. >> he doesn't go to the hourly rates. >> would you be interested in a hilton or a hyatt? >> takedown grant. >> or starwood, would you be interested in any of those? since the travel space is somewhat related? >>

avis: this might seem like kiss up, but i think it is true, which is it is not often for me as a fant i see a show cast so well from top to bottom, and some of these people are folks we know. others we have not known so well until now, but the casting seems perfect. >> felicia has done a great job and really bringing interesting , and our casting process is not rigorous, but we are all tuned into thery types we are trying to bring in. it is a big part of our show, and there is casting people wouldn't have assumed would happen on the show. turned into an interesting storyline. >> i expect with your humility you set this aside, but i want to explore whether or not you are just doing the work or whether or not you are consciously or have thought fort the doors being opened other actors because of this successful ong so showtime. >> i haven't thought about it. >> it is hopeful. there are moments in any doesess when somebody something, and we haven't seen that before, and what it does hopefully is open the doors for others. >> absolutely. when this part was wrought to me one of our produc

avis: i assume there is greater amount of joy for you in being him to write and help reduce your ownnd make a decent living but not get rich versus always doing the other stuff that you do not write and make more money. >> yes, i like the challenge of doing all of that. careero, early on in my when i was a young activist, i would read screenplays, and i would, like, you know thinking, how can i make this act in work with such bad dialogue? that is really when i started writing. i always wanted to write, i wanted to write to someone complex and real. long before you and even talk about making a fourth one of these? do.hese are so hard to making a film every nine years. takes nine years to make a film. time,richard all of the eathan, -- eason -- and we do not even mention what we would do next. at some point, all of the stars will align. >> 2012, we shot it, and then rick albany and said, i know you are seeing the film in new york, but are you think you could go to new york two weeks to promote, and the rest of the time we can shoot, because we can do it. it.we decided to go do we had

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twentieth century the planet's seen nearly one hundred eighty disputes connected to water resources avi's include both small clashes or protests as well as a large scale conflict so it might surprise you to hear that it's water rather than oil that could be what's fought over in the coming years polish new reports now from one of the centers of amity over water to middle east. the bible tells us that within a short distance from here jesus turned water into wine two thousand years later the great american might be turning the wine back into water bubby caballo has been living in the golan heights for over thirty years each day he attends to seventy odd in orchards keeping his wine in a center that was once a syrian bunker he is proud of the wine he produces but knows that in the absence of water none of this would be possible but i know personally the water is important because it's the second main resource that we have other than the land in each crop needs water and without it you will destroy all the crops and destroy all of the farming here you can turn the golan heights into a desert

california will be joining the state of virginia which last year put a twenty four month moratorium on new avi's in the state and that does it for now for more on the stories we covered you can go to youtube dot com slash r t america check out our website r t dot com slash usa you can also follow me on twitter at amir and david. i marinates joining me. for it seems that impartial and financial reporting commentary contributes and much much. only on the bus and. got a quote for you. it's pretty tough. stay with substory. because this guy like you but smear that guy stead of working for the people most issues the mainstream media for each other right speech and. they did rather well. we welcome the era name abby martin to a baby to a precocious on the our t.v. network. it's going to give you the numbers not to give you one star never i'll give you the information you make the decision don't worry about breaking with the revolution of the mind it's a revolution of ideas and consciousness. let's get right to a politician would be described as angry i think i'm a strong. under single. today got a lot

unmanned aerial vehicles under the microscope the committee debated potential economic benefits of you avi's as well as ways to update the federal aviation administration's regulations to accommodate these vehicles but the meeting will be on using drones to survey crops at the hearing today senator feinstein said she's concerned about surveillance issues and particularly safety. finally we should not allow armed drones in the united states period. it should be a crime for a private individual in the united states to arm a drone the f.a.a. should use its certification and licensing authorities to prohibit armed drones and no government state or federal should use an armed drone on american soil drones are increasingly flying around american airspace in fact federal and local law enforcement agencies are borrowing border patrol drones more frequently to use in domestic surveillance operations the customs and border protection agency has the largest drone fleet outside of the d.o.d. and now we know that it flew nearly seven hundred surveillance missions on behalf of other agencies between two t

he had tattoos and a pair of avi aviator sun glass. he reminds us of stark the louisiana governor but penn and haiti were modern. he said quote another thing i think that needs to be clear is a tarp is not a tent. a tarp structure is on toxic dirt that carries life-threatening bacteria. this is a camp that should be relocated and frankly in my view we have to work to understand how the relatively unlive-account of his city. every good deed today is a cancer patient tomorrow with what they are breathing on the streets. outside of port of prince, not in the flood zone, large scale urban camps and the ability to build communities unquote. it was a passionate plea and it came from a newly arrived aid worker. but perhaps it wasn't so hypothetic. when asked if penn was helping chose the spots he surprised me by saying he had a meeting in washington and extended the members of the government to us who can advise this. we are going to be shown some of the sights. i was confused. penn had a meeting with the washington members? granted cloony wa

that we don't have the chart but i'm going to describe it for you anyway it shows thousands of you avi's that are currently in the deal these possession and that doesn't even include the ground and maritime systems now the agency estimates it will spend four point one billion dollars on unmanned systems a twenty fourteen a thirty percent drop from two thousand and thirteen but still quite a bit of money to talk things all things u.a.b. related i'm joined now by abraham wagner he's in los angeles who is an adjunct professor at columbia university school of international and public affairs and in new york mary ellen o'connell she is a professor of law and research professor of international dispute resolution at krock institute for peace studies at the university of notre gone welcome to both of you mary ellen let's start with you i want to start off by talking about the amount of people who are killed by drones since two thousand and two after all the secrecy surrounding these numbers what do you make of these results are they higher or lower than what you expected. well i'm very critical

a research firm called avi estimates the number of paid subscription users around the globe will getumber by 2019. we are nowhere near that number right now, but we say this the team behind beats by dr. dre came out with their own music service. they are going after that -- those people that might be willing to try something other than spotify. >> i am a lazy listener. i am a laid back kind of girl. i like pandora. i don't like to do too much. but you listen to all of these things. >> i do, but then again, it is sort of my job to. for all of the streaming services out there -- remember, it is spotify, artie oh, google, sony. no one has cracked it, and i think it is something to do with ease of use. you go to some of these or sophisticated services and they seem to have modeled their interfaces off of itunes. it is kind of like building a new cruise ship and saying, i'm going to base it on the titanic. it is really collocated. if beats can pull it off and make it more intuitive, they may have something. >> if you are going to pay for it, i will say it has to be good. all for watching

but skill to set avied the amendment so i can call up my amendment of. the presiding officer: is there objection? without objection. the clerk will report. the clerk: mr. coburn for himself and mr. mccain proposes an amendment numbered 2697. mr. coburn: i ask that the amendment be considered as read. the presiding officer: without objection. byrnmr. coburn: i see senator menendez is now on the floor. this amendment is going to lay additional outlays over the next five years with no outsets. the bill is offset over ten years. it relies on a budget gimmick that assumes that the congress would not raise the nfib cap. the program would delay payment of insurance claims until additional resources became available. so in reality this bill will add another $2.1 billion in debt to the nfip while making no dhiengs addressing affordability issues. even the administration states that delaying implementation of these reforms would further erode the financial position of the nfip, which is already $24 billion in debt. this delay would also reduce fema's ability to pa

he had tattoos and a pair of avi aviator sun glass.he reminds us of stark the louisiana governor but penn and haiti were modern. he said quote another thing i think that needs to be clear is a tarp is not a tent. a tarp structure is on toxic dirt that carries life-threatening bacteria. this is a camp that should be relocated and frankly in my view we have to work to understand how the relatively unlive-account of his city. every good deed today is a cancer patient tomorrow with what they are breathing on the streets. outside of port of prince, not in the flood zone, large scale urban camps and the ability to build communities unquote. it was a passionate plea and it came from a newly arrived aid worker. but perhaps it wasn't so hypothetic. when asked if penn was helping chose the spots he surprised me by saying he had a meeting in washington and extended the members of the government to us who can advise this. we are going to be shown some of the sights. i was confused. penn had a meeting with the washington members? granted cloony was