and a few months later we were sent to bergen-belsen, and what they told us is that bergen-belsen isange camp, and it's better than what we were which was a total misstatement, and besides that we wouldn't be there very long because we would be exchanged. well, it turned out to be a slow death camp that didn't have gas chambers, but the survival rate was very, very low. we were there almost a year before the exchange actually took place. .. they had enough to worry about and i had to start acting like a big girl. i heard other people talk about the dead body that turned out to be a man and they didn't seem upset but i couldn't help myself when lucy asked if i was okay. lucy listened to me when she got back, she only said she wassorry. i was glad we were sleeping together . so that's a lovely description i think of the comfort you're able to get from your mother even at that point when she was not very well in talking about whathad happened . how did yourrelationship to death and dead bodies and what was going on in that regard shift and change ? >> when you see so much death day afte

on short term and medium range missiles he made the comment during a meeting with the nato chief bergen paris russia proposed the suspension after a ban on the move was lifted in august. the meeting to address criticism of nato suffering brain death. while questions are being asked about the strength of the transatlantic bomb north america and europe are doing more together than we have done for decades and i can hardly think about them is strong a demonstration of the commitment to our alliance to a collective defense to article 5 the fact that we are actually doing more together increasing there's our forces investing more in our security than we have done for many many years let's be on the up for the finny peace in europe as our work post i.n.f. treaty our relationship with russia the subject of turkey who is the enemy as long as we haven't resolved these questions we cannot negotiate to realize the cost of the total burden so maybe there's a wake up call that's needed i ask each to consider their priority is to think of the final goal and our strategic objectives we must have a met

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and a small pacific archipelagos poised to become the world's newest country people in bergen bill are going to the polls to vote on their independence. i'm nick spicer thanks for joining us the leader of the governing christian democrats here in germany has issued an ultimatum in a debate over her leadership as the c.d.u. begins its annual party conference and company con about told delegates she was prepared to quit if they didn't back her come convolve took over from chancellor angela merkel as c.d.u. leader last year but the party's popularity has continued to slide under her leadership. she went all the way and took on the challenge after several attacks in the weeks leading up to the cd use party conference and a great. post the big question to her party colleagues and leipsic. many of them i know if you feel that the road i want to go down is not the road you want to follow then let us talk about that today and let does end it today here and now today. how did the 1000 delegates react with this 7 minute standing ovation continuing 190 minute speech the party that passionately ou

in the meantime, let me bring in peter bergen, one of our terror analysts, national security analyst. peter, you have researched extensively terror networks. we don't, again, know if this is terror related. i want to make sure we're clear about that. very early reports here. our understanding is there was some stabbing that occurred, that a person is in custody, and that multiple people have been injured. we know london ambulance is calling this a major incident and by all accounts from talking to this eyewitness, it doesn't sound like whatever has happened the over yet. >> yeah. of course there's great concern about this particular location, london bridge, where two years ago there was a terrorist incident where eight people were killed on london bridge and at the nearby burrow market. the british authorities had recently lowered the terrorism alert from severe to substantial. severe means an attack is highly likely and substantial means the risk lower. the this does turn out to be terrorism, british authorities will have to kind of explain why they so recently lowered the alert to t

we'll bring you the highlights from sunday's match as well as bergen has about backlit outs and their rights and a windfall from against mines will see the reach the top 4. and will take an in-depth look at goldman's crisis players and officials were booed as they arrived at the club's a.g.m. things aren't rosy and this seems to be more uncertainty on the horizon. welcome to the bundesliga here on the w.i. mechanic line joining me in the studio for the breakdown of match day 122 of the buttons that is top members to my right and that's a candy red corner jonathan crane and to my left joining me in the wind right corner is max merrill. before we get into the nitty gritty of today's match day let's go to hoffenheim now they missed the chance to go 4th off they were thrashed 51 home against mines. the visitors had played more than 45 minutes with 10 men after reading the back who was sent off for his dangerous travels as you see here but they still tore the home side apart going to know that soon enough the hard time thanks to a bizarre goal from pavel caught a shot back in the ghost cat

. >> peter bergen, we don't want to assume something is terror related, but the london police are saying a as precaution they are treating it as terror. does it look like that to you? >> well, i mean, i take a slightly different point, which is three weeks ago, british authorities lowered the terrorism warning in the country from severe to substantial. if, indeed, this is terrorism, which we don't know, that's going to be hard to explain why they would lower it from the lowest point it's been since august of 2014. substantial still means there is a somewhat high likelihood of an attack, but severe means an attack is very likely. in the wake of this, we may see some soul searching amongst the authorities toen this issue. >> kim dozier, not to split hairs, but we have to differentiate between a coordinated terror attack that was perhaps long in the making versus a so-called lone wolf attack, which we have seen quite a few of in europe. >> absolutely. look, at this point, it could be, there's an outside chance this could be, as it was initially reported, some sort of gang-related violence t

for specifically maybe just a few risks mr shapiro says we noticed is a big on defendant there in bergen county or the earth is your book another gone girl. and he will be going to trial just like his co-defendants in some part of the summer this member has been one not able to resolve by way of we were cooperation on there is over those years what was the use to spawn of the wall through. their streets originally over was 40 years mr moore 40 years for mr l. to be equal if we're on for history if the nationalist sense we expose to the right consists of all else in this case. do you set the will. of the life in prison. all right and still more years in all that says mr moore you have no time to think about it because you're terribly bad at this they understand that hundreds of you don't want to leave office that night and so what you want to do all those are on this case this far. and he further. you know are very well set up for september stabbing and i think they are the ones . with. the you know. nobody really is just sitting around the fact that what if these boys are innocent yon's

during the reagan years and reagan pretty much told the business world if you want to illegally break bergen izing efforts and strikes go ahead they are in violation of the law and if they do not report for work within 48 hours they have forfeited their jobs and will be terminated continued the ninety's and of course with george w. bush went through the roof by now less than 7 percent of private sector workers have unions. the effect is that the usual counterforce to an offensive or highly class conscious business class is dissolved. if you're in a position of power you want to maintain class consciousness for yourself but a limited everywhere else you know back to the 19th century in the early days of the industrial revolution in the united states working people were very conscious of this they in fact overwhelmingly regarded that wage labor as not very different from slavery to the different only in that it was temporary effect of such a popular idea that was a slogan of the republican party. well that was a very sharp class consciousness and the interests of power and privilege it's good

>> well, i had a decent size position in marra source bergen. walgree walgreens, they own 26% of amerisource bergen wouldn't you want to take 5 billion? >> right but there's a difference between buying into an event-drive stock? >> right >> versus a broader view of the market than is the mh gives you? >> absolutely. i still own the smh. look, i think the market is fine here through the end of the year, maybe we get in a few percent, that's fine i don't think i sell right now, it's been a good year. and pay taxes. i do think -- >> premiums aren't what they once were either because of the volatility in the market coming down so much talk be a 12 or 14-point range for the vix. scott, you just aren't getting paid the way you like to be paid to sell the calls for the upside >> my biggest concern is phase one, does it happen? i think it makes so much sense for the chinese to do it and i think they need a lot. they have to look at the economics coming out of here and what walmart said. their consumer, not doing so well so it's in their interest, partic

for specifically maybe dystrophy rick's mr shaquille riggs as we know is a big defendant there in bergen county for the murder of the 0 buck another young girl and he will be going to trial just like his co-defendants in sometime in the summer this matter has been one not resolved by way of plea or cooperation and there's over the what was the is the part of the walkthrough. there this is originally over was 40 years mr moore 40 years for mr l. to be in it with the 4. mr if i do the math bonus sense from the supposed read if it all else in this case. do you set. that life in prison. all right and spoil your skin all that as mr moore you have no time to take a bet with us but you tell me that this day and just didn't happen today i don't want to leave office you know that it's not what he wanted a lot of trial this case this far. and he further. you know are very low setting for september stabbing i think they are the ones. with. the real. nobody really is just sitting on the fact that what if these boys are innocent yet that is what went. arrives there like like asshole my child your lif

for specifically maybe just a few bricks mr shaquille riggs as we know is a big defendant there in bergen county for the murder of the 0 buck another young girl and he will be going to trial just like his co-defendants in sometime in the summer this matter has been one not able to resolve by way of plea or cooperation and there is no further who should what was the is the part of the walkthrough. there were states originally over was 40 years for mr moore 40 years for mr l. to be in it with the 4. mr if the maximum a sentence from the supposed to the right to fit all else in this case is to be set up with. that life in prison. all right and spoil your skin all that says mr moore you had no time to think about it yes but you're terrified that this they understand that happens and they don't want layoffs you know that it's not what you want to do all those are out this case this far. out anything further. are very well set up for september stabbing i think they are the ones. with. the internet but. nobody really is just sitting on the fact that what if these boys are innocent yeah does it w

it's located about 200 kilometers south of paris near the village of teenie in the bergen do region theidea is to reproduce a slice of life in the 13th century. a casa never actually existed here before this is a modern day medieval started building on a 70000 square meters site. the plan took shape in the mid 1990 s. historians in medieval enthusiasts came together to find out what building a costal in the middle ages involved. today some 40 craftsmen are employed here not only in montauk has directed the project since the start in 1997. i don't think it's a bit like an orchestra with many different instruments of every craftsman is important everyone is needed every. deigned to build this cost on to issue a commemorative for $2.00 more and anyone can lend a hand every year 600 volunteers come along to help out and today i'm one of them i can show up dressed like this of course. that's better now i'm ready for my 1st assignment and the quarry. you can just hammer away at any of the rocks here. you have to split them carefully it is christian work. consulates were built near a quarry so

specifically maybe dystrophy rick's mr shaquille riggs as we know is a big defendant they are in bergen county for the murder of the 0 buck another young girl and he will be going to trial just like his co-defendants in some part of the summer this matter has been one not resolved by way of we were cooperation 'd and there is over the years but it was the is the part of the walkthrough. there were states originally over was 40 years for mr moore 40 years for mr l. to be in it with the 4. mr if i had the match fullest sense from the supposed read that all else in this case is to be set to live. that life in prison. all right and just more years in all that as mr moore had no time to think about it with us here carried out this they understand that i have to today i don't want to leave office that night so but he wanted a lot of trial this case this far. and he further. you know our girl said it was september 7th i think that he was. with. her but. nobody really is considering the fact that what if these boys are innocent yeah just ruined their lives there don't like like asshole was how

harsh criticism from france's president emmanuel mak wrong speaking at a joint news conference in bergen chancellor merkel and nato secretary general yen stoltenberg said the alliance was not dying despite widespread to dismay at a recent american actions which the stoltenberg said the u.s. was not abandoning nato but that more german money was needed nato freedom does not come for free he said. so let's hear from g.w. correspond to the nato specialist to teri schultz welcome terry what do you what do you make of those comments. the response from secretary general still very chancellor merkel are not surprising well mccraw his words were as merkel said quite drastic it's not often that you hear a leader speak like that calling the most important military organization for europe something dying of brain death but mccrone had a point and it has been an irritant to him that president trump does what he wants when he wants with little regard for the positions of europeans this is particularly neuralgic at the moment because of course france had boots on the ground in northern syria when pres

real meat grown in the lab could come to bergen as do away with the need for mass livestock farming. the secret life of stuff that's what makes these celestial bodies shine. gas with unique abilities how plasma helps wounds heal and could fight cancer to. the global population is growing and with it the demand for millions. but no scale livestock farming is an ecologically sound. that not only requires a lot of land it also emits huge amounts of greenhouse gases. as a result vegetarianism is also on the increase worldwide lab grown meat has long been in development and could offer a climate friendly alternative. introducing the future of meat on the menu steak cake origami salami and a midi children special straight out of the tube. no animals were harmed in the making of these carnivorous treats. because this meat was grown in a lab. these futuristic creations are only dummies they're on display at a museum in munich germany the focus is on food of the future. in vitro tissue is widely used in medicine scientists have cultured skin elopes and even heart valves in so-called bio react

the news sending shares of teva mallinkrodt and amerisource bergen sharply lower.ow dpoenant johnson & johnson down a penney meg tyrell has thor to. >> t company are facing thousands of lawsuit over the role in the opioid crisis. today another negative headline. the drug makesers and distributors disclosed receiving subpoenas from the u.s. attorneys. that johnson & johnson teva mallinkrodt and teva on the source side. and distributors. the federal opened a criminal investigation into drug companies examining whether they violated that act which the "journal" points out is normally used to go after drug dealers. bernstein analyst rnie gao says he is surprised stocks movedlower. he says criminal investigations would be another thing. the report is that the probe is in the he remember stages but he also pointed out the stocks recovered a bit over the last month on potential expected relief in the lawsuit. some companies reaching a tentative settlement framework with states attorney general over the opioid litigation but not all states are onboard. and oxy continenten

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longstanding issue that has put a strain on the 2 countries relations people in the pacific island of bergen villa voting in a referendum to decide whether to become independent from pop when you get it crowds march through the streets celebrating the start of the long awaited vote if they choose independence bogans will quickly become the world's newest country those are the headlines a news continues here on our jazeera after inside story. a new wave of anger in georgia protests to say the government has broken its promise of democratic reform so could this turn into yet another crisis in this former soviet republic and are outside forces involved this is inside story. welcome to the program on how he had seen almost 3 decades after georgia gained its independence protesters say free and fair elections still on soloed demonstrations broke out in the capital of tbilisi this week after the government failed to keep its promise to reform the electoral system tens of thousands barricaded the gates of parliament's calling for an early election they say they were lied to and the ruling georgian

continued special coverage of the 30 found a version of before of the bergen war we're going to take a look at possibly above its most iconic location the brandenburg gate on the 9th of november 1989 thousands of germans gathered on the western side of the wall in front of the gates euphoric crowds clambered on top of the barrier began tearing it down any way they could many saw the gate as a symbol of triumph against the cold war which had divided the people for decades. let's go to political correspondent simon young who is that. why is this spot so charged with significance. here phil as you say the brandenburg gate has a real claim to be probably germany's most iconic location and i'm standing here at plants that's on the eastern side of the former a division between east and west and the brandenburg gate is a monument for germany it was built by the prussians it was misused as a backdrop for not see marches and it was closed by the east germans and for those reasons also because it's appears on a lot of the german euro coins people will know it and i think it's known around the

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of miners who were attacked in brooklyn are faster for more violence plus i'm dominic kane at the bergen war funding of the lance people went to to escape the prison they felt this put them in. hello there some pretty good conditions across much of japan with same kinds of mostly stayed well to the east of the country and now we have got actually more in the way of cab pushing into us here across the korean peninsula as you can see through some. today there's just a chance if you shall just eastern areas of home she time it is not too bad in tokyo 18 degrees celsius much the same on sunday and that is when the rain begins to push across the korean peninsula with huge blanket of cloud elsewhere it is mostly clear now further to the south 3 much of the china we have got those kids skies remaining $900.00 cells in shanghai a little bit cooler 27 hong kong the rain stays that well to the south and in fact as we go through sunday my season cloud just beginning to push up across into high now because of that system but is this that we are watching this is going to continue to work its way away

people on the pacific island of bergen ville voting in a referendum to decide on independence or greater autonomy within papua new guinea crowds marched through the streets celebrating the start of the long awaited vote polls will stay open for 2 weeks to ensure those in remote areas have their say will the referendum is the culmination of a long peace process which ended a decade long civil war that led to the deaths of thousands of people they call a gauge reports now from port. even though you can feel the rugby his lack of religion jackie joseph is running a training session with teenagers and at the same time educating them on issues like violence against women she's returned to her homeland to work after fleeing the country with her parents joining the island's devastating civil war i think it's been quite a journey growing up as a child and being able to to be where i am today the conflict centered around pan do you know a huge copa and gold mine many locals felt their resources were being exploited. unrest and subsequent fighting between the bogan field revolutionary army and p.

reunited germany and this this generation i mean they feel that there are still differences but also in bergen i think a lot of the things are complete it. you're not going about the younger generation benefiting from the from the economic developments of recent years but they're all you know there are many problems out there in this new there's great inequality absolutely yes i mean the steeds of reunification perhaps was necessary in some senses if it was going to be done maybe it does have to be done that quickly but it was quite a brutal process was that the toy and the privatizations of all these businesses and all those people made on employees was 3000000 within just a couple of years i think i don't think the 5 percent of people lost their jobs in the in the ninety's that was totally traumatic yeah and when you think about i mean when they've been periods of mass unemployment in france or in the u.k. it's never been on that scale and that's left scars for such a long time for those generations and so i think it is interesting what you say about the new generations have only named a uni

how much presence at bergen county hosts the statute immortalized test message.ecretary of state to commemorate the anniversary of the fall of the berlin fall. the price for freedom is not over democracy is to continue to work together. while the fault of the low end of the cold war, pompeo highlighted that they enslaved political opponents. pompeo serves here in germany during the cold war and president was also in germany in the east at the headquarters and he reportedly had to send people back who were trying to ransack the building. >> thank you for that. retired army general robert break the seal. you served as an culture layering officer during the cold war from 1966 -- 68. you work for colonel in 1986 -- 85. i remember growing up seeing the images of the berlin wall coming down. my mother pieces of the wall. what is the legacy of germany? >> a personal perspective, my generation lost the war in vietnam our fate tragedy was winning the cold war and actually get religious faith. i think this legacy i think this to that in the gulf war restored the moral of t

and don't forget to bring water in bergen. in london even though. the climbers get up at dawn. they'll spend a long and difficult day crossing a glacier one of the biggest challenges in mountaineering. leaders and i'm going. to. the. former always have your we have these traction devices handy here is the track. 7 you'll need them to get across the ice several but you can adjust them to fit your shoe size likely. because there's still a good. reason to take you to the climbers are used to walking with the traction devices so they have to practice. we're going to move a step forward planter i speak in front of you and turn around then move on just. over dinner. right over. but you can't. get up there with the front of him or if you drive the ax deep into the ice and make sure that your traction devices are secure what did. you learn it hard. that's it. there were trying around them. you could. yes some of the vision i think but. i try to give my students the best training i can and i want them to become better mountaineers than i am yes some of them when i 1st started climbing t

people from the pacific island of bergen. part in the long awaited referendum deciding whether they should become the world's newest nation it's the culmination of a lengthy peace process which and the decades long civil war and cost thousands of lives the color gauge reports. even though you can feel rugby is like a religion jackie joseph is running a training session with teenagers and at the same time educating them on issues like violence against women she's returned to her homeland to work after fleeing the country with her parents joining the island's devastating civil war i think it's been quite a journey growing up as a child and being able to to be where i am today the conflict centered around pan do you know a huge copa and gold mine many locals felt their resources were being exploited. unrest and subsequent fighting between the bogan field revolutionary army and p. and g. forces led to a full blown war an estimated 20000 people were killed and it's quite hard to profit because. because we have crippled our nation

held by the papua new guinea and government and the former operator a 60 percent share would go to bergen ville with the rest of a the ball to investors the move could affect the kosi asians after the independence vote polling began last saturday and ends on december 7th the southeast asian games start in the philippines on saturday but the organizers are facing complaints that athletes have been forced to sleep on the floor and go hungry jimmy or allen dogan has more now from manila. i don't press conference here in manila organizers in charge coming from the government actually denied that they have been disorderly in their management of the sea games here in the philippines they even said that they will investigate reports that some athletes have suffered food poisoning have been brought to the hospital and there is in adequate food for athletes and members of the chaining team from different countries the even went as far as leaving journalists holds local and international for what they described as exaggeration of reports coming in on social media and in publications but journalists

stunning revelations he's made to us and to australian authorities people on the pacific island of bergen vale are voting in a referendum to decide whether to make him and dependant from pop on a county crowds march that the strength celebrating the start of a long awaited vote a result as expected and december. but it sure long as minority tamils are worried about their future the new president got to buy a right to pass the military operations that crush the armed tamil separatist movement in the last decade tens of thousands of tamils were killed or disappeared during the 26 year civil war under its new family members of some of the victims. killing archie the former capital of sri lanka's tamil separatists is sometimes called the land of the missing their relative spirits a name that will never be shaken off now gotta buy rajapaksa is in power. or watch the son and daughter in law were taken away by the army the day after the war ended 10 years ago and they what they ever go to by our has said that our children are released they have not come to us and where are they i'm asking about

i get the ring and bloomberg technology mark bergen. letter that came out this morning.asking for the company to put together a climate change plan that includes dropping contracts with these oil companies, committing to not working with border agencies, the activists are connecting some of the immigration authorities have done with climate refugees, and also to stop donating to politicians through the political action committee they see as either climate denying or up against the science of climate change. so far google hasn't put a formal response. has repeated google has been a leader on renewable energy purchasing. they were one of the first companies to come out and say, we are going to commit to 100% renewable. it has been looking at all this leadership we have. they haven't responded directly to the cloud contracts. >> between a business with these cloud deals and having their employees on a weekly monthly basis, really protest all of this, how do you draw the line between the business line and making your employees happy? fascinating. successfully -- a year and a

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. >> here with me is nic robertson, paul crimshank and pa pa peter bergen. peter, it's been declared a terrorist incident at this point. what do we know about the incident in terms of why it's been called a terrorist incident at this point? >> the police must have made that determination. interestingly, they're saying something slightly contradictory because they're saying it's not clear what the motivation is. by definition, terrorism has a motive. it's not motiveless. perhaps they know something more than they're saying publicly. if it's terrorism, by definition, it's an act of political violence, trying to spread a message. so there's always a motivation. the fact they're saying we won't talk about motivation is puzzling. maybe they'll look at this guy's social media. see who else is in his network. the fact it happened at the same place of a jihadist terrorist attack two years ago, adds to the likelihood that it's related to jihadist terrorism. but there is a big caveat. there was an attack at a mosque in london a few years ago, it was a right-wing extre

lauren: we are at bergen town center with your traditional old navy, gap stores but also luxury retailnordstrom rack, socks off of this, how are the discounters doing? >> they are doing great, walmart and target record-breaking business , cosco very strong, winco, all the discounters, mass volume retailers, tjx, burlington, record-breaking. it's the department tour-- stores and specialty stores that are struggling. lauren: mall number eight. cheryl, that's pretty impressive as i think he's setting a record. by the way, i've to presence left to get, just to. cheryl: i would say i have 100% a present that need bought for my family and friends including yours, lauren simonetti. lauren: send me a list. i will help you out. cheryl: lauren live throughout the hour in new jersey and coming up next, president trump said talks are restarting with the taliban. worked a peace deal in that afghanistan could mean for 2020 and a grand slam for one hard-working denny's waitress. the heartwarming surprise from her customer coming up live on "fbn:am" ♪ ) ( ♪ ) introducing the marilyn monroe collection

the companies include johnson & johnson, america source, bergen and mckesson.ormer predent jimmy carter was released from the hospital in atlanta to head home forng thanksgi he had surgery two weeks ago to reduce pressure on his brain caused by the recent fall. carter is 95 years old. former deputy attorney generalau william ruckelhas died. he gained fame in 1973 when he refused to fire the watergate special prosecutor anixon ordered and resigned his post instead. he was the first head of theta environmprotection agency. william ruckelshaus was 87 years old. still to come on the newour with judy woodruff, the white house's pressure on ukraine grows clearer and we check in to see how impeachment is resonating arod the country. hidden costs of two day shipping. dangerous conditions faced by amazon warehouse workers. reversing mammoth amounts of foodaste. in southern california. and much more. ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of jonalism at arizona state university. judy: another day, ano

not just our family from bergen county near the bridge, but middle class and working class families fromhe kids in the station wagon from the seemingly interminable trip to long beach island. just getting out of the driveway was a big deal. >> chris: plus, it always took three extra hours just to load the damn cars, you know? >> anthony: there was always drama. >> chris: strapping crap to the roof of the car. >> anthony: where once we were over the manahawkin bridge, the excitement would ratchet up. ship bottom then surf city, harvey cedars, loveladies, ticking off the town names until finally, finally, barnegat light. that's new. these are all new. that's original. >> chris: yeah, definitely. >> anthony: in fact, i think i know who lived there at one point. that's awesome. >> chris: that's definitely old school. >> anthony: but, look, let's face it. it's been how many years? i mean, like, 40? >> chris: uh, there's a four on it, i think. >> anthony: jesus, we're old. and the lighthouse -- >> chris: i definitely remember going to that lighthouse a lot of times. >> anthony: ah, the good ol

well, they didn't have a 16% owner that's chairman and ceo, didn't own $5 million of marisource bergen and didn't have the stability like they do in walwalgreens. >> so where do you think this goes quickly >> as a long-time owner of it, we were depressed enough about our life at 55 that we wouldn't be shocked if somebody paid $75 or $80 to try to take it off the table while things are depressed. >> art, let me turn to you and ask a general question and then go to the specific the general question is when you have a market that is setting one record after another as we have basically seen over the past couple of weeks or months basically, what kinds of stocks do you look for? and one of your picks stands out to me, rianna pharmaceuticals because it's almost a quadruple for the year. >> the things you look for are what hasn't worked biotech is just now starting to catch a bid. the financials, the industrials, the transports, just now catching up to what the big three have done. you actually wanti to look where you can broaden out. the -- so what's moving now? i think it's really exciting

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and he's not send bergen a go to war in fact he's denying that were to go to war. i think it is tacitly saying that. arsenal as weapons so if your a neutral you're a neutral supply in weapon to one side it's obviously very mindful of what's going on. he tries to not provoke this for the longest time. and the japanese of course who finally tripped the wire. we prioritize the war in europe the arsenal of democracy is a crucial step in that process. see mac and have you written about fdr before. >> i don't think so. i will fold some of them together. i want to give one detail. of course 500 radio stations. the political inner circle. i thought that was fun. they did admire it back then. i did not know that. the obvious missing link. obviously you had thought about this a lot. what other documents did you consider that didn't quite make the cut. and if you are trying to pick something since reagan's speech what might you have picked. i do addresses in the epilogue in my model is a wonderful book about the constitution by clinton rossa for. if you're reading one book ab

attorneys concerning the cbss act, the johnson & johnson, teva and drug company side and amer source bergen and mckesson of the distributors the "journal" recorded that the prosecutors opened the criminal investigation into drug companies. the "journal" reported it's normally used to go after drug dealers. bernie gou said he was surprised the stocks were moving charply slower criminal prosecutions would be another thing. he said the probe is it in the early stanls but buoyanted out the stocks recovered a quite a bit over the last month on potential expected relief in the lawsuits, particularly teva. some companies reached a tentative settlement framework over the litigation but not all states are onboard meanwhile purdue pharma continues through bankruptcy to go to get state ag's contingent on doj probes. and new york case against multiple companies is scheduled for trial early next year unless there is a the settlement. the another remind he were the saga is far from over for the companies. brian. >> meg tyrell, thank you very much. >> guys these are big names. the stocks hit today but thi