cathie wood: absolutely not.if you are analyzing cars, not by brand, although it's brand certainly has done wonders in the last few years, but if you look at range and power and the combination of those, most other auto manufacturers, unless they want to lose money on the cars, most are not going to be able to reach tesla's combination. katie: that was ark investments manager, cathie wood talking with us yesterday. mame stops -- meme stocks have seen a resurgence in the mania, thanks in part to institutional investors. joining us to break it down is billy. why is this happening? billy: no one knows. it is not an easy answer. it is type -- tech stocks have been rallying from the bottom and now is the time for investors to maybe take time to cover some of the short bets and investors have lit back up the chat rooms paired we have seen mendez volume -- rooms. we have seen tremendous volume but not what we saw in january 2021 or june of last year. guy: there was also an element of polishing the short. billy: if you l

coming up, cathie wood says the u.s. a recession, but she predicts we will be coming out of it next year. morongo road story next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we are getting all kinds of signals that the economy is very we. i know a lot of people are focusing on last week's big employment gain, but if you look at household employment, which is a much broader based survey, that has been flat to down for the last four months. francine: that was cathie wood, telling us to expect a rate cut from the fed next year. tom: coming up, supply chain problems and massive price increases for raw materials. we will speak to the continental cfo after the break. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to the open. we are 50 minutes into the european trading day. just by sectors in the green led by insurance currently gaining 0.3%. autos, that sector lower by 0.2%. francine: that feeds into our next guest, the german auto part maker continental is pointing to the second half of the year, aiming at improving earnings. we are joined by the chie

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your general take in reaction to that piece from cathie, the fed has a lot more work to do. is that fair >> that's fair a lot more work for the economy to do to absorb what the fed is doing today, because, don't forget you don't discount this stuff immediately. there's a lag. it takes about a year for some of this stuff to work its way through. on the down side just like a lag on the up side so there's a time element here, i think, also that people are forgetting, because the fed, you know, at 2.5%. they just started raising rates this year. if you look at their summary of economic projections, they're expecting to get to 3.25% to 3.5% end of this year. potentially another basis points and then the thought is, off the same projections, get to 4% at some point next year that's where the disconnect is right now, futures markets, people have the fed cutting in the march quarter of next year and rates going down i think what you're going to find -- that's really what drove a lot of the rally last week is, there was a 5% gain in the s&p in the last three trading days, and 3% of t

cathy i dont know if you are here but thank you for your work on that. to lisa (inaudible) and kate kim and long-term medical director keith seidel who mentioned 4 medical directors were involved created the building and entire ambulatory team. now it is my great pleasure to introduce a key leader and member of our southeast health center advisory board member oscar james. mr. james we met pre-pandemic in the old building where the board was meeting and i have to say it is astoubding this project came on time on budget because of you and others during a pandemic. that is just incredible, so it is a honor to work with you and thank you for your support and leadership, because of you the gap in health care services you were so key in organizing to build the original southeast health clinic and because of your vision and leadership we are here today to inaugerate the new building so mr. james, my pleasure. please. thank you. [applause] >> thank you very much. they already said my name so everyone know that already. but i want to say a couple things about my

heidi: cathie wood there, let us bring in our next guest.he senior investment strategist at edward jones, good to have you with us, we are saying the right of stagflation story play out in corporate america. clorox and other big consumer giants seeing how the u.s. consumer is pulling back. we are seeing a stagnation in u.s. revenue. what sectors will be most resilient to this change? >> we have had a really tough first half of the year. this quarter we are starting to rebound, the s&p 500 is nearly up 10%. do your point, a lot of the figures are backward looking, they have not priced in a lot of the fed rate hikes or quantitative tightening that is starting in earnest this month. what we see going forward is a lot of the economic softness may be ahead of us, we see further revisions until 2023 earnings, gdp growth, they continue to be sub trend growth levels. the good news for investors is this does not mean you will get another 20% downturn. a lot of the work to the downside had been put in in the first half. as we look for it, we do think

dani: ark investment ceo cathie wood on the state of the economy.e have been concentrating on one element of the state of the economy, yesterday's ny fed survey. manus: and you have got a lot of it's thinking it is time to trim new york stocks and buy commodities, one of these staunchest bulls saying it is time to close that gap. ahead of course evi, there is the debate literally across the board. this is the gtv live, inflation expectations for 1 and 3-year inflation expectations rolling over. let's bring in the mashreq head of fixed income at mashreq mashreq capital, a hundred basis points could be in play if we get a hot core cpi tomorrow. my question is, what is the risk of a much more aggressive core cpi and what would it take to really put a hundred in play? oliver: i would say it is possible. especially as they do keeps coming in hot. we are looking at the same data as the fed. we will know in september what the hike will become whether it is 75, 100 or even 50. i think the market will reprice in the run-up to the fed meeting as well. we pers

they are full, legible, cathy or their presidential result. that was the truth released to their country. but fletcher broke out, he said that these particular commissioners had wanted him to chin's, there is also that it would kenyans would go for iran off that day. and they to candidates all day tie. and eventually kenya's would go to iran off. he said that he was very confident in the result of that hughley he released. and he said also that if any of their parties feel aggrieved, then they should pursue legal and legal redress in their justice system. but from a foolish a book at his desk, it's all systems go and he says he's very confident of the results that he released and it was the legitimate result of the canyons i had wanted. meanwhile, the president elect willing router has been talking about the election. what seaborn, st. so president elect william brutal had a meeting with all elected members under his political coalition. and he said that it was all systems go for his government. he asked the members of parliamentary from now s

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cathy, thank you so much for our here. cathy, thank you so much for your insight- _ here. see, it's quite an operation. it'll take up to ten hours to move into place. here's our science editor rebecca morelle on what the mission is all about. the rocket is carrying a capsule which will go into lunar orbit, circling the moon before it returns to earth. it's a test flight, so there won't be any people inside. but if this works, the next step is jessica meir has already been into space. now she's part of the artemis team and could be selected for a future trip. because nasa's ultimate aim is to see the first woman and first person of colour walk on the lunar surface. i think it's still difficult for me to believe that it might be reality, thinking that i could possibly be one of these people to be working on the moon, to be in orbit around the moon, to be looking back at the earth from that incredible distance. leroy chiao is a former nasa astronaut and commander of the international space station. it's a pleasure to have you on the programme. how exciting is this? very excit

. >> cathie wood there.ur next guest expects inflation to be stickier than the bond market expects. brad gibson joins us from melbourne. good to have you with us. we have seen extreme volatility with the 10 year yield below that 280 level as we head toward u.s. cpi numbers. the chart on the bloomberg showing easing in headline numbers. what are the markets thinking where inflation is going? what do you think will be the outcome and where the fed goes? brad: good morning. a difficult question to answer. the long end of the yield curve expects inflation to come down rapidly. whereas the short end of the yield curve [indiscernible] that is because the u-curve to invert to levels we have not seen in 40 years or so. the market is expecting inflation to come down rapidly in 2023. we think that is overdone. >> i talked about volatility in the treasury space. we see it across the board. inflation bond futures are the most volatile in a decade or so. what about investment portfolios of people who want safety in retir

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spin up, tesla, six out of seven-straight days and returned to the upside and nice run out of the cathieeople don't want is the energy stocks. we were at $90 on west techs, te texas intermedia and they've been out of favor since oil topped out and that was in the early part of june and great declines and the earnings report most of the big companies have reported and nice report from ice, that's the owner of the new york stock exchange and they had a nice beat up on the top and bottom line and their exchange business did good and fixed income did well and the data business, they have a big data business that also did very well jon, back to you >> thanks, bob now to the bond market yields heading back down to the four-month lows we hit earlier this week. rick santelli is in chicago for us, rick >> yes, john, indeed and this is in front of the big job's number tomorrow and let's not forget. initial claims of 260,000. they're not as high as the recent 261,000 and we were definitely awfully close to the highest level going back to the november 12th era and why is that important because, of c

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cathy can come home and you do get her home on may then, then kenyatta couldn't know aladdin maddox, as i believe before, to shut the door and them i thought to walk off and mighty, cannot rodella before i let her be, and the mother walk off up in my attic is sara eel. i relock up back in the 19 sixty's is often described as the decade that shook the world. and this is true of the middle east and north africa. society changed creativity, flourished, but there was also bitter conflict in several countries. some of the progress made during the decade has stood the test of time. but yemen, iraq and syria have since experienced terrible turmoil. and the arab is really conflict is no closer to being resolved now than it was 6 decades ago. m o o r of wolfe's social life. what intellectuals, artists and activists me where ideas are sparked and history, is made from america to algiers. i wrote them to have broken al jazeera world, tells the story of 4 iconic cafes and their role in arab society. as part of creativity debate and the 2nd secrets with ira kathy on are just either ah ah, as the

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wood stock keeps calling up inn ntelia, block, unity all cathie wood stuff up big again today. what don't they want they don't want energy, folks. we had a terrific earnings report from occidental, just terrific, pioneer natural also, crazy dividend, almost 8% for pioneer natural, they sold right into it, right at the open oil collapsing today down 91, midday doesn't help a lot, but a machi marathon, no energy in these stocks for whquite some time here is what i see, the momentum is definitely with gret, technology, the earnings for the third and fourth quarter are slightly lower but not much. they certainly do not indicate any kind of earnings recession oil is definitely lower, that is a big plus for the bulls who believe it is of course a front for inflation. ism services today the new orders were higher, that's good, prices are still increasing but a much slower rate take a look at the vix, this is why the stock market is ra rallying maybe it's not quite goldilocks but we have a potentially slower economy that doesn't indicate any serious recession, prices are still high but

cathy cathy worked on the klamath for a really, really long time she was here.rly seventies, and um and she's been at the lookout that she's been working on since 1993 that's buckhorn lookouts in this video of monday's fire briefing provided to ktvu by siskiyou dot news for a service employees paid tribute to their fallen colleague. she would have been 75 in november, and she'd been our primary lookout at buckhorn bali since 1993 so i wanted to ask folks to please take a moment with me and barry your heads and think of our lost lookout, kathy. and we'll shoot men worked at the buckhorn lookout, which is that over 5000 ft, and she worked alone. she was still a very familiar presence to all on a regular basis, so she's really, um, a part of this forest. she's a part of a tight knit community, uh and her coworkers, um. are used to hearing her on the radio , you know, and she had a voice that was very familiar to everybody. the exact circumstances of schumann's death are still under investigation, but officials say she did indicate she wanted to stay at home rather

because the few of us left here aren't young any more than cathy from radio. nest though, attends a kindergarten in the valley below. it's a 15 minute drive away. desert wattle is glad he's gotten used to village ly salmon invertible. martha keep quiet in this tiny place. every one knows every one and anessa likes it. he says there's valentino, drinking a coffee, mac jato up until. and when we go up stairs, he else by max, by savannah, russia, he knows every one, and that's great, yada soon, another 2 rooms are due to be added to the alberto diffuser, because the hotel is doing so well, at least in summer. they want to stay open all year round. the french swiss couple aren't afraid of getting only in winter and envelop physically in the winter of the austria will be more important. not so much the hotel when we need time, but we're just getting started. but we're pretty confident you shut down. does your rave walk till and her family had comfortable lives down in the valley before moving up to this remote mountain village. but they haven't regretted their decision for even one minute. anyone who

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at the semi-conductors for example, they're holding up the semi-conductor etf just went positive cathieod's ark positive early on wrrg rather amazing it was positive right at the open there, so that's holding up fairly well. energy stocks, jim is right, 4%, 5% decline in the higher beta names, apa, halliburton, schlumberger, they tend to move more than the overall market down about 5% overall. the big debate over the weekend, what kind of rally is this is this a new bull market or is this a bear market rally a lot of big market technicians were commenting about the fact we had a great run at 17% from the june bottom. almost 90% of stocks are above their 50-day booming averages. and most importantly, we have retraced 50% of the drop from january to june. and that tends to be important because market historians notice that when you retrace a little more than that, you tend to hit a bottom you tend to be the start of a new bull market rather than a bear rally old market historians like sam stovall at cfra, a lot of people were talking about this over the weekend and noting how far we have

the story, the cathy entire is a tragic one. it was actually hunted 100 percent to extinction by mankind in early settlers in tasmania and in australia. and what was crazy about the story was not only was it hunted to extinction, it was also given and it's a terrible reputation that it was eating sheep, which none of that was true. and so it's a great opportunity for us to leverage cutting edge genomic editing technology to bring back at species that man eradicated under completely false pretenses. so 1st we map existing genomes of the specimens that we have in the case of the 1000. we've got incredible specimens. we also have 100 the pelts specimen. so we can even do population genome studies understand not just one genome, but a lot of genome, a different style thing. and then we compare that the same process that we do with it's close is living relative, which in this case is. busy of the little parts to be called the fat felt done are, and then after we look at the genome, we do all the computational biology to understand th

and they fear the reaper istation programs are not what they claim to be dell cathy, my new who's the, got it. the problem is not that we cut down trees for our farm. was the real problem, is that the rangers clear cut old forests and give that land to industry, not 30 go over there, hollowing out the land from within their mining the minerals. one of the factories and industry are the main reason why the climate is getting hotter. and why the seasons are changing so much? and i thought, plus we audi vasa protect mother earth by farming the top soil rather than digging it up with all that while i'm on the we saved the core of the earth by only making use of the outer layer and was i could, i haven't let alone, you're done with other blue. developing nations are being pressure to plant more trees. but do state sponsored reforestation programs ignore the needs of local people? i cooling worries. the answer is yes. a shame a proceed by showing you what often happens. what's happening right now is that industrialized countries emit endless amounts of c o 2. and yet somehow we expect devel

look out of the year in 2014 cathy cathy worked on the klamath for a really, really long time she wasarly seventies, and she's been at the lookout that she's been working on since 1993 and that's buckhorn lookout in this video of monday's fire briefing provided to ktvu by siskiyou dot news for a service employees paid tribute to their fallen colleague. she would have been 75 in november and she'd been our primary look out at the corn barley since 1993. so i wanted to ask folks to please take a moment with me and barrier heads and think of our lost lookout, kathy. and we'll shoot men worked at the buckhorn lookout, which is that over 5000 ft, and she worked alone. she was still a very familiar presence to all on a regular basis, so she's really, um, a part of this forest. she's a part of a tight knit community, uh and her coworkers, um are used to hearing her on the radio, you know, and she had a voice that was very familiar to everybody. the exact circumstances of schumann's death are still under investigation, but officials say she did indicate she wanted to stay at home rather than

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cathy was with her grandmother and galena, vasily edna, and when they was struck by the ukrainian shell, it was a terrible death. every one was told to pieces so scary. at that time we was sitting in a bomb shelter and we heard a terrible explosion. the theatre was shaking from it all. oh oh oh oh. busy it was sheila stood selena, selena has developed so many stars and now they write to us from germany, italy and america. she was the teach of stars who later became leading masters of the stage of european faces. when most jeremy ah ah, today that was a when we lose such people that they highest professionalism, it's incredibly difficult. kathy, his grandfather is in shock. i feel so sorry for him. when people ask him for come in, he says, what am i going to tell you? here lies. my wife here is my granddaughter without legs. it's scary and horrible. the points of impact of ukrainian artillery happened to be or right in this sense are offered, done. there's con thursday we are in a so called a theater district. there is a movie theater, right there. don't boss opera house over there. ther

and by curation order has now been issued to our president, cathy b. e. p and other agencies actually continue assessing the reefs around advice or the houses within this period of will and tell you that was the india me, i'm or the agencies walk more than susan police forget the other 100 and then down so that we could move in for that president junior's mother bure issued a statement, sunday condolence, esther affected families. it was described centered young as a walt 3rd most vulnerable nation when it comes to the impact of climate change. yet despite a government bank 5 years ago, people continue to build settlements in disaster prone areas, in and around frito. as seen here, the consequences can be fatal. adris algebra, you still have hair on awful horrible war protests over the cost of living in haiti . one person is killed has demonstrates as demands the prime minister steps down 6 palestinian schools and occupied east jerusalem. the facing closure by israel because of what's in that textbooks. ah, the journey has begun. the b for world cup is on

cathy sawyer, alta 0, nairobi. this is the 1st election right? dingo has contested and lost now. many of it's supposed to say they won't accept william root. i was their president, adamo tosser has more from consumer where protests broke house as the result was announced. ah, as soon as william router was decayed, president elect reloading to support his in the struggle to soon reacted with anger . oh, may believe that this election was stolen, police fire to tear gas to dismiss them. no, i got that. let me go on to the brother. the printers. no, but that was daniel i. this was the 5th time mich in opposition even didn't to has run for the top job. and last, even though this time he had the backing of outgoing leader who looking at people. yeah. in with, in one of them, i want you to know on the campaign trail, didn't promise to help king and struggling against the rising cost of living. as well as tackling corruption and foreign debt. it was a tightly contested election and some parts of the country are tense with electro commission split and the results likely to be challenged

cathy with us here for the program on our international. the syrian oil ministry has publicly choose the united states of stealing its oil. the amount of oil production during the 1st half of 2022 amounted to some 14500000 barrels. us occupation forces and their mercenaries steal up to 66000 barrels every single day from the fields occupied in the eastern region. in its statement, 7 officials branded american lead troops as an occupying force. it is being reported that the u. s. is responsible for the theft of $105000000000.00 of oil since the beginning of the war, according to local reports last weekend alone. so dozens of us army tankers smuggle oil out of the country straight into northern iraq. the russian president vladimir putin has also recently called on the us to stop exploiting, serious natural resources are economic consultant. i mean a are you says u s. involvement and regional conflicts has for years. just the stabilize the whole region. we actually count all those years since the conflict started and has to the us actually got

oh, come on, cathy can do this. it's okay, we're all new to this and occasionally, when the room button was pressed, real judicial hearing descended into outright fause support. and i believe you have a filter turned on in the video setting. it is an i don't know how to remove it from my assistant. her. she's trying to book all i'm prepared. know forward with it . i'm us. i'm here law. it's not. i'm not a chair put apart from technical. he comes this brave new virtual world lucy pennies, a serious legal questions. didn't hear me judge. i can hear you. i this official quote, video has an important notice in the corner, but that didn't stop being shown around the world. the problem, ah, with the remote viewing of a trial is that people tend to just see snippets or what, what, what somebody else decides is worth seeing. there is no, i'm alternative. if you want true justice from being there from start to finish. the right and duty of the public policy trust is being done is considered a fundamental principle of mace ju

cathy sawyer, alta 0, nairobi now its rollo dingus, 5th selection that is contested and lost. many of his supporters say they won't accept william bruce horace. their president had almost us reports from a dangerous stronghold of consumer aah! as soon as william router was decayed, president elect, relative to supporters in the struggle to soon reacted with anger. oh, may believe that this election was stolen, police fire to tear gas to dismiss them. no, i got that done. oh, i love the brother. the president with daniel i this was the 5th time bitch, an opposition either or didn't, has run for the top job. and last, even though this time he had the backing of up going leader. who looking at people . yeah. in with a resident with one of them, i want you to know on the campaign trail, i think a promise to help king and struggling against the rising cost of living as well as tackling corruption and foreign debt. it was a tightly contested election and some parts of the country are tense, with the little commission split and the results likely to be challenged in court. exactly wh

cathy sawyer, alta 0, nairobi. this is the 1st election, riley dingo has contested and lost. now many of his supporters, so they won't accept william rooters their president harrow. matessa has more from case to move a dingo stronghold where purchase broke out as the tale was announced. ah, as soon as william router was decayed, visited in it, ran out in to support his in the struggle to soon reacted with anger. may believe that this election was stolen, police fire to tear gas to dismiss them. not like does that, let me go? i was the brother of daniel, i. this was the 5th time, better opposition, even though didn't to has run for the top job. and last, even though this time he had the backing of outgoing leader who looking at people. yeah, i innocent written president with one of them. i wanted to know on the campaign trail, but didn't promise to help king and struggling against the rising cost of living, as well as tackling corruption and foreign debt. it was a tightly contested election, and some parts of the country are tense. with the little commission split and the resu

he has 7 days to file his petition, cathy sawyer, alta 0, nairobi, kanyes elections. observation group says the results are fair. he lug therefore, calls on all kenyan to remain calm and maintain the peace and the circumstances we father call on the candidates to resolve disputes over election results, including results for the presidential election peacefully through legal channel in light of our assessment of the election day process. and given that i busy figures filing within the projected ranges, the puberty projections therefore corroborates the official result. go live now to malcolm web in nairobi, a, malcolm we heard from the running, made of low dingo saying, this isn't over yet. an indication perhaps that they're going to escalate the challenge in the courts. it suggests that they could take it to court, but we haven't heard anything from right. everything is in a coalition. since then, as we just heard from the election observing group that the coalition of rights groups and religious organization that sampled a 1000 paula 1000 polling station, their survey data matched the

here i deal in shock, the relatives of monsieur cathy. they have many questions for the authorities. they want to know why he was killed and the one justice in north east and kenya. another election official was shot when armed men a talked he. starling center doctors could not safe 100 on meds. leg he blamed police for shooting him. an officer came from lawyer shuttle and literally crying for help, ah, the national calling center. some people tried to stop the electoral chief waffle, legible, katie, from declaring presidential results. and let me thank president elect william wooten won the election. but that has been disputed by former prime minister rye law, dingo who came 2nd to pull. katie says his employees continue to face threats. human rights group. see, they are worried that there be see just the week it prepares for other processes of elections. but from where is it? i think it, it would to the up addiction. it build protection mclean, soups for ease of visuals because what reticent, right, know, like not the returning officers

and cathy is likely to start a day earlier than planned on sunday, november 20th, the change would allow for a host to the host to face ecuador in the opening game of the tournament. host nations traditionally play in the 1st match. a final decision, though, is yet to be made. you're watching daily news as a reminder of the top story we're following for the south. ukraine says 9 russian war planes have been destroyed and explosions at an air based on the antics crimean peninsula. russia at russia admit one person was killed, but denies the bass came under attack. coming up in news asia, the afghan exception. this doctor is among a handful of women allowed to work in afghanistan. she tells d w y. her work is more challenging under the taliban. and the afghan rule that women not allowed to work and who was struggling to survive. those stories and more coming out with their advantage 8 after a short break. remember, you can always find more news on our website. that's d, w dot com. you can follow us on social media as well. where at the handle at dw news, i'm rebecca written in berlin for m

the fee for world camp is on its way for cathy group your travel to that time now for your weather update across the middle east and africa. thank you so much for joining in plenty of hot sunshine to go round here. still those bursts of rain across western areas of yemen as was in the forecast to continue to linger right up until the end of the month. and here we are last, stay before september, much more. com pictures we look toward. i've gone on and pockets on maybe a few showers and toward the north, up against the foothills of the himalayas. still high temperatures across the areas of the van will pay the colors on dark, the red hard, the temperature of mine at $38.00 degrees. let's take a look at the 32 forecasts right now. this is going to be an extended period of heat going rate through into next week. your september average is 31. the record for september is 40 and we got you in for 38. so getting pretty close there. central africa get instruct with some pretty solid bands of rain around bungie with a high 30 degrees in our usual storms, around lake victoria to the south for south

i yesterday and she was very harsh, particularly when the chairperson of that body were full at cathy and comparing his actress to that of a dictator claiming that he lots of commissioners out of the presidential tally. so, you know, he's basically think that as far as is concerned, rain or dinner, there is no, we know there is no president elect. and when people who don't know what in here that they're basically saying that he's the one was pulling the country back, forcing us into an election when people were not really in the mood for the 1st one . right for that. now we have what looks like an odd situation where the election has been signed off by observers, or which election commissioners, or og are so clearly divided about that's right, and it's because the observers, as just invited guests, external parties who don't have a stake in the election normally drawn from the e u or the e u, and their job is primarily on election day to make sure that electron materials are on the ground. that police stations are open on time, accessible to people who are differently abled. and so wh

and this defensive point is, let's say the standard was a cathy. oh, but in the end, i mean, he asked to give answers about that. and i mean, this is something that the public will ask all the time about what really happened of the crushes in the brazil and brazilian oil company during his government. the state funeral has been held for former angolan presidents just say eduardo da santos. thousands of people, including foreign leaders, attended the service in the capitol till sent us died in barcelona, in july at the age of 79, alexia bryan reports. after weeks of delays, a stage pin wrote to show say it wanted to touch sandwich and the center and coldest capital. the former president's coffin draped in the country's flag. curious a little of him, but the other. he wanted to be remembered as a patriot. and today he has been remembered as the great patriot one who is considered the architect of p. o santos was given the nickname, architect of peace, ending a long running civil war that killed nearly half a 1000000 people in his family domination po