call it richard branson's jurassic park.g to go see some lemurs. 300 species live your. -- live here. many of them have been hunted to near extinction or pushed out of their natural habitats by developers. on his private island in the british virgin islands, the billionaire collects them and makes sure they thrive. >> these are the red ruffed lemurs. they are the most imperiled. there's only about 300 left in the world. >> for branson, saving animals is a passion and a crusade. he is carved out six acres for their playground and employs a team of three wildlife experts to care for them full-time. >> we have taken them from zoos where they were not breeding and have given them a lot more space here. they are now breeding well. >> it's home to nearly six nearly extinct species of lemurs native to madagascar are. >> would you say they are thriving in this environment? >> yes. >> these black-and-white lemurs like their food so much so that -- i will admit it made me a bit uncomfortable to say the least. thankfully, the giant gal

for branson, saving animals is a passion and a crusade.ved out six acres for their playground and employs a team of three wildlife experts to care for them full-time. >> we have taken them from zoos where they were not breeding and have given them a lot more space here. they are now breeding well. sixt's home to nearly nearly extinct species of lemurs native to madagascar are. >> would you say they are thriving in this environment? >> yes. >> these black-and-white lemurs like their food so much so that -- i will admit it made me a bit uncomfortable to say the least. thankfully, the giant galapagos tortoises don't get as excited about mealtime. in fact, they can live months without food. this one is 30 years old. new 18 becausee she will live to be 200. ofnson has spent hundreds thousands of dollars on animal conservation. in addition to torres and lemurs, a shelter some rare birds. >> this one here was born blind and they are hand feeding him. he's doing very well. right there. the scarlet ibis was once native to this area of the caribbean

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with richard branson, emily chang.gned up for obamacare yet, you are in luck. they have extended the deadline yet another time. we will be speaking to our own political columnist, al hunt, about it when we return. find out what it means for the state of the democratic party and if it means anything for november, 2014. ♪ >> you are watching "market makers" on bloomberg television. i am erik schatzker. the deadline to enroll in obamacare is march 31, except it's not. once again, the administration has extended the deadline to sign up. this is for those who began the process but are unable to complete it in time. our washington correspondent, megan hughes, is with us. who doesn't qualify for this extension? how difficult is it to prove that you tried to sign up but could not do it in time? >> it is an honor system. basically you just need to try to -- need to say that you tried to sign up. if you say that you ran into problems, you get this extension. politicalnvenient cover and a way for the administration to try to get

this is beautiful. >> so are you. >> this is branson's 105-foot luxury catamaran.ding for the largest breeding ground in the world of humpback whales. >> the whales from all over the atlantic converge on this one bank, and it is magnificent. >> so we will really get to see them. >> you will not only get to see them, you should get to swim with them, which is brilliant. >> fantastic. and they are not bothered by you being there? >> if they are, they will show it. >> he routinely swims with creatures of every size and shape. he was nearly skewered by this sailfish. >> for richard, underwater exploits like these are more than fun. they have inspired him to start virgin oceanic, ocean exploration in flying submarines. >> it is incredible to think that only two people have been below 18,000 feet and over 500 people have been in space. >> how did you sleep? >> great. it is wonderful to wake up and see whales splashing around you. >> it is a sheltered stretch of the caribbean. shallow waters and coral reefs make it treacherous for boats and perfect for breeding whales. on

>> i have actually been talking to sir richard branson about that some.lly brave man to do it. it is a technically difficult thing to do, to try to make it safe enough that you can take paying passengers up, and to go up and that that first taste of -- to go up and get that first taste of the bottom edges of space, hoping it is going to work, hoping they have got all of the problems worked out. he has got a privatized spaceflight that will eventually get there, but he is a brave man, and he is putting a lot of his own wealth and name into it. i wish them all of the success in the world. from government investment to eventual private investment, that is what we have always done, and i hope he is successful with it. >> we know you have got some musical background. you have got a guitar with you right now? >> i do. it is a lovely new guitar. sure. >> play something for us. song that wey a did with 7000 students. we did this live at the space station, and it is from bare na ked ladies. ♪ turn the key and light the fires ♪ and an author, chris hadfield. ♪ ♪ >>

interesting perspective. >> we call them richard branson of russia.e sounds more like the michael leary of russia. >> if he has a place in london, it would be great to have him on the set. a fantastic interview. ryan chilcote joining us from moscow. ryan is going to follow that up. he has another great guest coloradoing up. -- coming up up. >> we have another bloomberg exclusive. st. louis fed president bullard spoke to betty liu. >> i saw the default, i admit i'm not an expert on it. i saw it as a situation where the country's trying to go more towards a market system and the failure is allowed. >> some have said it is actually healthy. >> to me that is a healthy sign for the future of the economy, because it has to be that way. not every business is going to be super successful all the time. certainly in the u.s. economy, there is a lot of -- that what you have companies doing well and other companies taking a strategy that didn't work out that well. but that is ok. it means they took a risk. they saw an opportunity and maybe for whatever reason, it

i spoke with the cofounder and chairman sir richard branson.view happened at a screening of a documentary about the war on drugs produced by his son sam. besides virgin galactic, i asked him how technology is helping to fight in the war on drugs. he is also on the global commission for drug policy. take a listen. mediangs like social plays an important role. have blogged and tweeted about the war on drugs, debated it with thousands of people around the world, if not millions. and i think people have been educated through that. we have done google plus debates on the war on drugs, should they be treated as a health problem or a criminal problem? 93% of people said it should be a health problem. so i think social media complain important role. alsour son's film was released online on youtube. has it gotten the different response than it might have if theaters?eased in on youtube, it free something like one million people saw it. generally speaking documentaries are seen like by 50,000 people. social media has played an important role. >> some peo

richard branson. for rare animal species. the details are ahead. >> richard branson's paradise. speciesr the 300 animal he shelters there. why branson has turned in his residence to a mini-madagascar are. >> they are about to end the half weeks old. but they are friendly. but they are very friendly. >> i am excited to see some lemurs. 300 species have been hunted to ofr extinction or forced out their habitat. the billionaire collects them and make sure they thrive. are red rust lemurs and there are only 300 or 400 left in the world. >> for branson, saving animals is a passion and a resave. wildlifes a team of experts to care for them. >> they were taken to zones and were not breeding. they have more space here. to six species that are nearly extinct in madagascar. >> they are thriving in this environment. bitt made me a uncomfortable, to say the least. giantnkfully, the galapagos tortoise do not get excited about meal time. they can live months without food. because hee new 18 is going to live to 200. to cornices and lemurs, it shelters rare birds. >> doing very well. right here

sir richard branson thinks so.erview with him is next. ♪ >> welcome back to the best of "bloomberg west." the commercial space race is on. is virging waves galactic. i spoke with founder and chairman sir richard branson at a screening of "breaking the taboo. c" i asked him how tech is helping to take drugs off the street. playings like social media an important role. have tweeted articles about the war on drugs and debated it with thousands of people around the world. i think people have been educated through that. we've done big google plus debates on the war on drugs a. should drugs be treated as a health problem or a criminal problem? people say it should be a health problem. social media can play a very important role. was released film online on youtube. it has it might have if it were released in theaters? has a gun further? youtube,ing it free on up one million people have seen it. seen byaries only are 50,000 people. social media has played a very important role. >> some people argue that technology has mad

. >> coming up next, heading to richard branson's eyelid where the rumors reign supreme. tell you next. >> i was down in the car i went recently. richard branson's private island. >> right by the bitter end yacht club. >> not a bad place either. doing all he can for animals holding all the endangered species. we took her to her -- took a tour around the island. there are all of these different species. >> that is what i would do, to, by all theset -- different monkeys. two and a half weeks old. they're very friendly. >> call it sir richard branson's jurassic heart. -- park. >> i am excited. we will get to see lemurs. >> 300 species are here. many pushed out of their natural habitat by developers. the billionaire collects them and makes sure they thrive. >> these are red lemurs. there is only about 300 left in the world. >> for branson, saving animals is a passion and crusade. he has about six acres for the playgrounds and has three wildlife experts to care for them full-time. >> we have taken them from zoos where they have been breeding and giving them a lot more space he

in this on richard branson now telling climate denies to get out of my way.ultibillionaire branson saying get out of his way so he can fly his big jets and make more money, such hypocrisy. another, doesn't richard branson own and airline, heck of a carbon filter there. what do north korea and president kim jong own having common? i want you to think about that for just a second. not the dressing thing, a look the pudgy face thing, no, i'm talking about the 100% thing. it's true. where both tops in respective polls. he just got elected with 100% of the ball. not a single blow against him and north korea. imagine that, unusual but not an president. i share a similar poll when americans were asked who their favorite host with all time? you are looking at him. i be everyone. cronkite, williams, o'reilly, everyone, not a one of them got so much as one though. they all came to me. a lot of you for so some strange reason or not mine these results. one tweeted neil, i was ready to believe you got 100% until you said soupy sales received none. that with my undoing. it

branson that this -- this needs to be another lesson to all of us. whatever happens, the outcome is, although i personally hope for a major failure of this airplane. i don't want to look into some other scenarios. that scares me. >> do you expect long-term this is going to impact malaysia airlines as a business, from what you've seen in the past? >> i hope not. no. the good thing is that people forget. and airlines have tricks up their sleeve. all you have to do is lower your fares for a while after something like that, and people will come back. especially if they don't have too many all rigternatives. malaysia is not like the united states where you have multiple major airlines. if one goes out of business, others could fill the void. so i think they will survive this. whatever the outcome is, but obviously, they're going to be affected. >> aeroconsulting expert, appreciate you coming in today. thank you. >> it was my pleasure. >>> the search for flight 370 covers thousands of miles, nearly 100 ships and planes from a dozen countries are searching

turns out the pilot had never landed ever before in branson.lot landed there one time but it was during the day, not at night. 124 passengers on board. it was kind of a hard landing, gretchen, because they were at a smaller airport but nobody was injured at all. it's likely the pilot will not find a welcome audience when he goes before investigative board on this one. >> interesting oh, yeah. oh, darn. we can laugh now because nothing happened to the passengers or pilots but we have to see what ends up happening to them. all right. trace, thank you so much. >> shepard smith live from the news desk. >> search for malaysia 370 has gotten more complicated. prompted prime minister to say the flight was lost and everybody was dead. police reportedly crashed with a group of relatives trying to talk to reporters. you can see some video on the wall. the airline is offering families a grand total of $5,000 to help pay for things like hotel rooms as the company gets ready to pay what legal analysts say will be much, much more. that and other headlines ah

richard branson agrees. while he told sustainability skeptics to get out of our stock, i would urge climate change deniers to get out of our way. too much is at risk, so deal with it or don't deal with us. now, why they want ceos to just shut it and focus on their business and not this stuff. it is interesting because the argument cook makes is that it is intrago to their business to be addressing this. you say what? >> if it is intragoal to their business branson should stop flying planes all over the world or stop using plastics. the more they have used the earth the better mankind has been. i can't tell you if the green stuff deal is a fad by thanks 90s clear trend or suicide cult because logical extension is man's extension. how else do you have zero impact on the earth other than getting rid of man altogether. neil: he is doing his part because all of his flight attendants are light load. mercedes, what do you make of that? >> i don't say this lightly, they are hypocritical. the airline industry have em

facing a tough business challenge, what about richard branson or sally croftshaq, linkedin with the answers wedding day is going digital. that is romantic. all of the online wedding services in one package including live heating of the affair. we have the details and the costs. e craigs,ee, teenages teenagers are drinking them to get high. we're joined by cynthia oh hire. you're not buying this one, ever, are you? >> not, not at all? >> why? well, for starters, i mean we'll take 300% number you just brought up, that number actually still represents a very small percentage of the number of poisonings that were reported that year. so, for example, toothpaste, 20,000, household cleaners, 200,000, alcohol, 55,000, inc. k and pen, 11 this thousand. the but when you break it down, it's actually something like 400 or 12. >> here's the thing, do you admitting that these could be problemmic? kids, i don't now problematic, air sole can, air sole, aerosol, the industry is very responsible and we want to look at what happens kids and want humors to be responsible. the "new york times" article discussed

now richard branson tim cook are saying not so fast. should be thinking but these kind of things. in fact richard branson say more companies should follow what apple is doing. but i got all worked up looking at richard branson's footprint. let's tape omak kee keep in mins preaching more businesses should be green has more than five states and homes across the globe which he does not fly commercially. he has multiple private jets, sometimes maybe only one flying on that jet. many cars when he gets to those destinations, so his footprint is huge that might look a little bit hypocritical to hear him talk like this. stuart: there is a movement called conscious capitalism that poses a great threat because you have all of these big guys saying avocados are going to go out, whole food is on the bandwagon. what they are ultimately trying to do, get corporations to do things that are not in the shareholders best interest in this is using the guilt trip matter how hypocritical it is. stuart: the market making no news for us. the dow up 10 points.

they will do it through richard branson. his space out -- outfit.ng residents of the world like you and i to go to space. they are doing it in bitcoin. they would do no other for such a venture. apparently you can pay in bitcoin. if you have $250,000 worth. did see a post about this. it is expensive. columbia andto reference. are they angling to do space rowing? how cool would that be they seem really gung ho about this. >> sure. marco polo, christopher columbus twins. the throwing an space i imagine the something they will talk to richard branson about in the coming months. >> remember, you can get the latest headlines at the top of the hour on bloomberg bloomberg.com radio and all the time at. -- bloomberg radio and bloomberg.com. we will see you tomorrow. ♪ worldm bloomberg headquarters in new york, i am mark crumpton. this is "bottom line." releases itsd latest report on the state of the u.s. economy, then, more unrest in the ukraine. four russian protesters storm a building. aboutusk tells congress taking national security to outer space. ♪ to

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southwest pilot who landed his plane at the wrong airport, seven miles away from his destination in branson, missouri. showing the confusion of both the pilot and controllers, pilots remain on paid leave pending the outcome of the investigation. >>> as is gwenyth paltrow and chris martin are separating after 10 years of marriage. they've been working for more than a year to try to keep their marriage together, but they say they've come to the conclusion they will remain separate. they have two children, a daughter apple, 9 and a son moses, who is 7. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we're here for you at ktvu.com and follow us on facebook and twitter. i'm gasia mikaelian. our coverage continues tonight with the 10:00 news and tonight, why a woman fired more than a week ago refused to leave her office. and who's now taking up her cause. tmz is now up next. the great american novel. so you can happily let life get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can [ca

it was supposed to land seven miles away in branson. >>> a nationwide warrant is out for a minnesota couple. they are accused of collecting $167,000 of welfare they didn't really need. kate raddatz reports. >> reporter: they first started receiving public assistance in 2005, but never reported they moved to florida that year to live in a $1.2 million yacht. >> i had never rid machine a yacht that nice. i bet most of us hadn't but they were living on it collecting public assistance. >> reporter: all the while, they funneled more than 1 money dollars of bank accounts that collin controlled as executive officer of tcn network. >> he claimed he was the scottish air. you know, it's outrageous. >> it astonishes me. i had no idea that this could ever really happen. >> reporter: kelly king and her parents live next door to the couple's deep haven home. they never mentioned a yacht. she had not seen them in recent months, but figured she was missing them coming and going from the house. >> i haven't seen them a lot, but when i see them, when they come over for a walk or anything, they have be

the south-west airlines flight was supposed to land in branson missouri, but the pilot touched down at a smaller airport nearby: >> no, he was not kidding. no one was hurt. passengers reported the plane came close to going off the runway. the pilots remain on paid leave. >> from the beginning the search for the missing malaysian airliner faces a number of hurdles. as florence looi reports, one issue is the coordination between the countries. >> this map shows the last movements of malaysia airlines flight mh370. it took off from kuala lumpur at 12:41am, and was about to enter vietnamese air space when it disappeared at 1:22. at some point it feared off course to the west. it was de tected by thai radar at 1:28. thailand did not share the information until 10 days into the search, saying the request from malaysia was not specific. in the early days there were complaints from vietnam and china, over the way malaysia was using the information. >> information, past historical events, where the south-east governments had national security threats coming from neighbouring regions. now, these

british billionaire and founder richard branson was there to show off the plane's entertainment system in funky purple lighting, even saying he hoped to expand here. but the numbers were not adding up. >> ridership was going up. it's a highly competitive route. we had a lot of service between here and l.a. >> reporter: virgin american released this statement saying, "despite our steadily improving performance, we've not met ecket pects takes and made the decision to fly on more lucrative long-hall destinations. >> we fly them a lot. it's between them and southwest. it may give southwest the edge to up the prices if they don't have the immediate competition there. >> reporter: flight attendants said they are sad to see san jose dropped as one of the routes. virgin american employers here are being offered equivalent jobs out of sfo. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> investigators are now looking into new clues regarding the disappearance of malaysian airlines flight 370 and hown the new information is creating a twist in the search for the missing jetliner. >>> the calendar sa

the boeing 737 with 124 passengers onboard took off from chicago's midway airport headed for branson airport in missouri. but the pilot mistakenly landed seven miles away at the much smaller county airport on a runway half as long, dangerous mixup but no one was hurt. at the time southwest put the flight's captain and first officer on paid leave. a federal investigation is ongoing. >>> now to the crisis in ukraine. russian forces stormed two ukrainian military bases in crimea. russian armor smashed through the gates of a ukrainian air base. the base commander says at least one person was wounded before he ordered his troops to put down their weapons tempt move comes a day after russia formalized its annexation of crima. russia's president says he does not intend to move farther into ukraine. however, tensions are high because the kremlin has moved large military contingents near the ukrainian border. >>> new details how a three-year-old girl in hawai'i died during dental surgery. an autopsy report said she suffered a heart attack. likely because of the sed dissedatives and local anes

ford volkswagen fish don't fail and go to branson in the midst of new model series that will be presented. its the other eye. going. it is. i do. i'm. accordingly the act the group. the thus the goal. you can. while the issue. this nine days ago emancipation of paintings by his famous present on tuesday and are likely to buy list out that the u s district court in cairns. this was organized by the permanent representative of kazakh stints unesco all just sitting and what their thoughts he lacks the national council demands to be seen that kind of bull market has a stunning view meanwhile basic issue is that it did not sound like i'm not expats but also by intensive dance diplomats politicians and statesmen of france. the next two thousand and six from the su flower meal in a region with him the suspects is being of your high ticket treatment more than seven million singular stands and as it turned out that the reason you don't need to make the countries of the jabs to the circulation and zealots reduced to fifty two times of knowledge today. minus two thousand and seven the demonstration

richard branson spoke to emily chang after the screening of his documentary.ghts oned his virgin galactic. >> we want to enable you and me in as many people as possible to the come astronauts, to have a -- to to marvel back it be able to go from one country to another at a fraction of the time. we can't create massive arrays of satellites that can transform things. >> welcome back. >> from the hague to brussels with a morning stop in the fields of flanders. president obama continues the european tour. our international correspondent joins us from brussels. what is next for obama? the takeaway was no new sanctions. unless there is a further incursion. you did have some fresh rhetoric. but great britain was acting out of weakness, not strength. they're preparing the of sanctions a fresh enter into more ukrainian territory. >> it has also been the european councils suggestion that should , sectoralfurther sanctions should be appropriate. it would be like energy or finance or arms sales. or trade that exists between europe and the united states and russia. >> it w

. >> reporter: featuring its leader richard branson. today, the bad news, after less than a year, virgin, the one airline based in the bay area, is leaving san jose. >> we're disappointed obviously to see them go. they are an awesome airline and we loved having them as a partner. we're going to be working very hard to get them back. >> reporter: taking a step back to play the role of rival to the much bigger san francisco airport to the north. >> i don't know. i like flying virgin. so i guess i have to go to sfo when i want to. >> reporter: virgin declined to comment on the move on camera, releasing a statement saying, in part, the san jose market didn't meet expectations and they'll focus on longer flights like those out of san francisco, something san jose has got to hate to hear. how does san jose get airlines like virgin to come here? >> as we know in business, especially technology, every moment counts. time is money. product life cycles are as short as three months. >> reporter: virgin america lasted less than a year in san jose.

time politician on oaks was like a microsoft founder bill writes i'm piecing is taught to richard branson a post i will pull gone with their support for the troubled nights the top supermodels. gracie and hiding inside a house showing off the tree secrets two thousand fourteen summer swimwear on the rooftop pool in west hollywood. this two new designs including online bikini top slightly bottoms and cropped floral tops. and tracy ann and fiance of maroon five frontman adam b priestley who sometimes can be consistent and rise as the sterner stuff than you need on circumscribed too nice. standing barefoot in the cleverly decorated rooftop displaying her sculpted to seek after having two children embracing me some tips on how women can and then at the beach and pool. what makes it beats reading stephanie like getting the standpoint of some sports outside even if you skinny guy likes the beach or the bones is like texting will it be an exercise to lags says i eat healthy people lying to like this now and now michael liked what seemed like a face that's how some fruit so did the right size spe

virgin group chairman richard branson says officials from uganda asked him to do business in the countryis now calling for a boycott. >> my initial reaction is i didn't want to do business with uganda. i felt the country is giving money to uganda should withdrawal those moneys. i would rather spend that money in countries that treat their people decently. >> i want to bring in richard sacarities. john berman is my cohost. is this a good thing for them to stand up on arizona? >> i think more and more countries do really care about gay rights because they see that in order to attract the top talent, they have to support equality for everybody who works for them. >> this is a business proposition for them? >> i think it is motivated by business. there are a lot of things emerging around this issue. each one of these issues, russia, uganda, arizona, we all have to look at separately what was going on. ultimately, i think companies will make a business decision. >> arizona was different because it was at home. russia, you know, some of these companies paid $100 million to be sponsors. they di

comedian that i mean if they meant that a nice effect they won that that whole week i've been to branson and five in the next and i and they felt greatly disappointed by the commencement and the ice the donation site to keep the promises and he kept all of that new pieces like this and in the meantime today in the meantime group. we know that many family members were discussing the next. some people suggest that they see to the east then fine and that over the last cd chinese government. i'm on to the government to take more action on that the hof. some representatives from the family can be deemed as max with our local officials from the municipal government as well as from the state and so i will most likely not more about this new seeing it that way black lace at the fountain in the tropics will without compensation as well we know that the chinese insurance companies. i know i was actually a bit better opportunity to set up the pancakes or erp in the hotel yet. about three days ago when diaz. frank's announcement read it based on saves time sitting at the client with a hot twenty two

the time politician on oaks was like a microsoft founder bill guy has a business card to richard branson a post i will cope gone with its support for the troubled nights. top supermodels. i'm breaking into hiding and soon had showed off the tree secrets two thousand fourteen summer swimwear on the roof top pool in west hollywood this two new designs including online bikini top slightly bottoms and cropped floral tops. tracy and in fiance and i find an item or greenpeace me who sometimes can be consistent and rise as the straight and stop communion on circumscribed the tunis. standing barefoot in the cleverly decorated rooftop displaying her sculpted to seek after having two children embracing me some tips on how women can the contest for the beach and pool. what makes it beats reading stephanie like getting the word to us and sports outside eating here to get a guy likes the beach or the bones is like texting will it be an exercise to lags says i eat healthy people lying to my kids now and now my delightful it seem like face that's how some fruit so keep it on the right size specimens su

you've got richard branson, whose awesome. and you got the point.t it going >> is this an attempt to unvarnished -- unvarnished mt. gox?rom all of the >> no. maybe it is to improve their name. >> what a bad name. >> think about how many times we are going to talk about it related to richard branson. >> well, you brought it up. >> is it a pr stunt at the end of the day? >> no, i'm sure they want to go to space. do you not want to go to space? i want to. if you did want to go to space and you were superrich, it would be pretty awesome. >> i would rather spend my money on a ferrari or something. >> i would do both if i had that much money and they do. how long will they have to wait if they are 700? because nobody has gone yet, right? >> no, not yet, but assuming they take 10 people at a time, right? >> maybe it is a virtual trip. >> no, it will be real. i think it is pretty awesome. out, ellen, because terry shipman and his dogs are trying to take your title. we also saw the selfie that ellen napped at the oscars. it got the most retreats. but terry,

richard branson has signed on to the initiative and has helped aruba reduce oil imports from 3000 barrels to 1700. aruba's prime minister, mike eman, joins me with more. congratulations. that is a sizable decrease in oil imports. what made you decide to take on this? >> thank you. we are an island that focuses on the quality of life we can offer our citizens, and also the quality of the experience that we can offer the tourist that visit aruba, and in our vision sustainability has become very important. sustainable prosperity is not only about the experience we have with our material wealth, but how way translate that to a better quality of life for our citizens, and that total vision of where we want to bring the aruba -- to translate a vision from a country that can not only speak about five-star hotels, but also five-star neighborhoods, five-star schools, elderly homes, within the vision of creating , andinable prosperity sustainability in the sense of energy is important. a large part of our income gets invested in the import of oil and for the import of oil we spend a lot of our hard

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