. >> they made a new business cbi computers.well runs through the details. >> we've already got customers outside waiting to be arrested. the way that the operation is designed is in the location we'll have two to three cbi employees at this point. >> the office is staffed with members of local law enforcement acting as cbi employees. once the officers confirm the identity of the person coming to claim their prize, another employee leads them to the room where they think they'll be picking up their new laptop. >> when the lucky winners pass through this door, they're greeted by uniformed officers ready to place them under arrest. surprise. >> they come through the door, you'd see them and it was like all right i won. and sometimes the color just drained from their faces. it was, like, oh my gosh i have be had. they were all very surprised. >> some people are bewildered by the overwhelming show of force. >> i don't know what's going on. >> you're under arrest. >> i understand that part. but i mean, what outstanding warrant? >> ma

taking pepsi profits and now looking at cbi also.nd foremost, that's a great trade on pepsi. even though one of the goals we're trying to achieve here is to get viewers to hold for a little bit longer. it's obvious, you have a good eye. cbi had a good session today. take a look at that chart. perfect down channel. you picked it coming off the bottom of that channel. now on the verge of breaking out on strong volume, by the way, today. if it does, you can argue this stock has value at $50. the company from a more fundamental point of view has had its share of problem. recently a nuclear power plant that's been delayed. this is a ga gargantuan companies that can go in there and build power facilities that countries all around the world needs. long-term, i would wait. but i'm watching this thing. and i have to tell you, i do like charts that tell me when to buy a stock. i use technical and fundamentals even for longer term stuff. technicals will sometimes tell you when to pull the trigger. >> i don'i don't go first to technicals at all.

nothing else in the cbi growth forecast. >> and then the parallels we are seeing today and 1974 in u.kitics. you talk about how we ended up with a hung parliament, and then there was another election pretty quickly after that in 1974. are you expecting that to happen now? things have changed. the rules about calling second elections are different than they were in 1974. some people are suggesting this. what are your thoughts? >> i think that is right. the five-year term, that was predicated on a coalition of an absolute majority. i mean, it isn't obvious where the majority is going to come from. it is very difficult to see a stable coalition. certainly not the last five years or a labor --labour-snp coalition. you spoke about where there wasn't oil price shock that was on the upside. and eu referendum later in 1975. there was an inconclusive election in february and that a second one in october. it does feel a lot like that period, and i think while a second general election is not necessary, our central scenario a lack of clarity of coalition that we had in 2010 is what we expect to h

the resource is already being mobilized by the sectarian polarization taking place in iraq and cvi cbi and beyond, which actively seeks. instead of the far enemy caused the 65 operations focused on attacking the competitors in their midst that do not submit to their ideological organizational primacy and seizing the resources necessary to build the divisions in the caliphate. given the competition, there are several implications for u.s. policy and regional security. the first was al qaeda or the foreign enemy strategy relying on the polarizing the mobilizing of the masses. they are already elevating the level of the sectarian tension in the post-arab world that continued presence of the regime in serious herbs is a more salient cry for isil danforth aqim and the broad anti-assad sentiments in the country help to dampen the responses to put the groups. the tensions remain high, isil and the jihad groups will foster in attention and veterans will travel to the new front outside of iraq and syria bringing the strategy and sectarianism with them. in a worst-case scenario, the contagion ef

moving to cbi and parts of western syria, the regime data consistent gains in 2014 but will require the years with two reasserts the significant control of the country as a whole. the regime has an advantage over the opposition which is plagued by the unity as well as the manpower and logistical shortfalls. right now they are incapable of militarily ousting and will probably remain so in 2015. he thinks the war is winnable. the conflict with over 202,000 people killed estimated will continue to threaten the stability of its regional neighbors and foster the regional sectarianism and extremism. as little strained the region's fragile economic balance as millions of refugees continue to flee the conflict. over 52% of the prewar population or about 11.4 million people have been displaced. iran is exerting its influence in syria and tehran has provided robust military support to damascus and baghdad in the form of arms from advisers, funding for intelligence collection from electronic warfare and cyber support and combat support. more broadly they will face many of the same decision points