everything is combined into the chairman. >> christine lagarde they're speaking to us in sydney., good luck hacking into this one. we check out the underground fortress in the swiss outs. it is taking security to a whole new level to protect precious company data. details ahead. ♪ >> in the wake of edward snowden's nsa relations, swiss entrepreneurs are trying to capitalize on other countries reputations for secrecy. hans nichols talked his way inside a cold war swiss army bunker. lake in jagged mountains looked picturesque but they are in fact the first line of defense for a data vault inside an old swiss army command center. surveillance and infrared cameras. doors must be closed before the next can open. fingerprint scans match individual badges. module entrance, one at a time. >> i am walking inside the mountain. it is about a 70 meter long,. i have gone through seven security matters -- barriers. i still have a couple more barriers to go including a hermetically sealed door. >> we have -- >> a karate black belt and former french air force officer purchased the bunker, one of

the imf chief christine lagarde warns of volatility ahead.te jets, limousines and million dollar loans. the array of firepower being deployed as mike al hunt's china's big ambler's. magnificent men in their flying machines. we find out what it takes to be an elite fighter pilot. let's kick things off and see how the markets are trading. david, what have you got? >> it takes a lot to be an elite fighter pilot but it takes more to become a good wingmen. what are we watching here in hong kong? down 5%, ratings cut at s&p. hsbc comes out with earnings later on. gears to what is happening in south korea. we thinking about airplanes here. following reports last week come a the company expects to sign a four into $20 million deal -- a $420 million deal. lg, the big story this morning. they're pulling out of low-end smartphones to concentrate on the more premium handsets. low-end smartphones in this point are getting a bit crowded. blue scope steel up 7%. blackgs here, back in the for blue scope steel. large-caperforming stock in asia so far. here, s

christine lagarde. ms. krystal a. connors. the honorable charles schumer and ms. irs's line shah.dible conversations] [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. kevin f. o'malley. the honorable michael nutter mayor of philadelphia and mrs. nutter. the honorable david l. cohen and mrs. cohen. the honorable debbie wasserman schultz and mr. stephen schultz. ms. juliana goldman and mr. mike gottlieb. the honorable stephanie rollins blake mayor mayor of baltimore and mr. kent blake. mr. samuel hynes and ms. stacey mills. ms. alexandra stanton and ms. donna stanton. [inaudible conversations] the honorable kevin johnson mayor of sacramento and ms. michelle lee. >> i'm really excited. this is my first state dinner. for my wife and i to big treat. i have learned to french phrases. >> go ahead. >> i can't remember. thank you. the honorable paul ryan and mrs. ryan. the honorable chuck hagel, secretary of defense and daughter ms. ellen hagel. mr. dan barber and brother mr. david barber. ms. mindy kelling and guests ms. jocelyn leavitt. [inaudible conversations] the honorable nancy pelosi and daug

. >> the imf chief christine lagarde said the fund is willing to give ukraine financial assistance butonditions would be attached. >> ukraine is a member of the policy if it needs advice and financial support and wants to actually undertake a reform of its economy so that it restores the situation, the imf will be ready to engage when the country so requests. >> let's continue the conversation on ukraine with matthew, a risk manager. the formation of a coalition government is the priority. what are the difficulties in creating this national unity government which of course is the top priority? >> first of all, trying to reconcile some of the differences within the opposition themselves. we sometimes think of the ukrainian antigovernment opposition as being a unified body. now that you ninkovich has left the scene, they need to work together to avoid internal bickering. second, whether they are also able to create enough of a sense of unity government including politicians from eastern ukraine and former leaders from the party of regions in a constructive manner within this government.

christine lagarde. ms. crystal a. connors. the honorable charles schumer. >> food. like everything. i like it all. they have great rolls. no food is better than brooklyn. than?hing is better >> brooklyn. >> mr. and mrs. kevin f. o'malley. the honorable michael nutter, mayor of philadelphia and mrs. nutter. the honorable david l. cohen and mr.s. cohen. the honorable eddie scholz and mr. stephan scholz. ms. julianna goldman. the honorable stephanie blake, mayor of baltimore and mr. kent blake. ms. stacey mills. ms. alexandra stanton and ms. donna stanton. [speaking french] >> we are really excited. my first state dinner for my wife and i. i can remember. thank you. honorable paul ryan and mrs. ryan. the honorable chuck hagel, secretary of defense and daug hter ms. hagel. mr. dan barber and brother mr. david barber. ms. mindy kaling and guest. >> what is your french connection? >> what is my connection? >> the honorable nancy pelosi and her daughter. >> this is my daughter jacqueline, she is from texas. she is studying france. >> attorney general eric holder and mrs. h

look at china right now, you look at what is going on in japan, you look at the verbiage from christine lagarde from imf, look at draghi from the ecb. everybody is they're calling deflation. you can do it two ways. monetary policy or creation of capital or quantitative easing, or you do it through physical policy, spending on building. either way currency created. maybe what gold is telling us, they're anticipating, market is anticipating more stimulus coming from all sorts of places all around the world and that's what i think we need to keep an eye on. that is not a problem per se. you need to see cash flows run the economies. david: jim lowell, let's talk about the economy, nuts and bolts about the economic recovery. we got bad news on manufacturing today. we haven't seen levels drop this much on the manufacturing index since 2009 yet you think the global economy is raring to go, damn the torpedoes, full speed ahead. what makes you think we're in a full-go motion? >> i keep my eye out for torpedoes and they can come in any way, shape or form. we see potential for slowdown, soft patch, not un

has raised 1 billion and now christine lagarde says that the imf is ready to respond. parliamentary building in crimea was overtaken. alex is in crimea and joins me on the phone. what is it like on the ground? >> this is the capital of the peninsula and right now hundreds of people have gathered for a rally that is ardently pro-russia. everyone here feels closer to russia. this autonomous enclave in the southeastern part of the ukraine , is ethnically and culturally closer to russia and the people here have completely rejected what has happened in kiev and the rest of the country. >> what do they want, any demand? >> it really runs the gamut. some people would like to be part of it, if they were not ukrainian they would want to be part of russia. beers want crimea to independent, complete independence from the ukraine. others say they just want to be treated equally and feel that they are more part of the ukraine. it really runs the gamut but the point is that this is a decidedly different part of the ukraine than we have seen over the last few days, where the proteste

i spoke to the imf chief, christine lagarde, shortly after the munich a was issued.had to say about the stalled reform progress. >> it is disappointing. it is not going to stop us from doing the work we have to do. it means two things. imf withot equip the the necessary long-term resources that are needed to come and help countries. second, it does not help the imf being appropriately representative, and the mirror of how the economy has evolved over time. noting theso worth smiles and good feelings, but none of what was agreed to is binding. we have germany saying the growth target cannot be guaranteed. >> we will be watching. in a moment, we speak to the world bank representative at the g 20 conference, cfo and managing director bertrand badre. ukrainian president has disappeared, and parliament has given his powers to the speaker. neighbors met in a special sunday session and call for a swift move to a new government. they heard warnings the economy is on the verge of collapse. viktoras been no sign of yanukovych is a left jab on friday. he was presented -- preven

how much influence do you think christine lagarde has? you to take some action annoy. it is really the m.i.f. which started the revision on fiscal austerity in europe two years ago. without the i.m.f., it would a military art -- policy, they have been saying those things for quite sometime. i think it adds to the debate. we have this pressure from the i.m.f. i agree the i.m.f. that the e.c.b. should actually do more in the sense that you cannot just sit and wait for debt flow to tell you what you need to do. you need to make a judgment call and the judgment call they could make is that yes, it is absolutely obvious but the speed of the recovery remains slow. downside risks are massive and you still need to provide a little more insurance. again, the governing council is a heavy beast to move and sometimes the belly seems to be moved by just a few data points and this is probably what is missing now. you don't have a smokinggun. >> thank you very much. we're going to take a break. back in a few minutes. ♪ >> welcome back. you're watching pulse pulse. the u.k.'s water su

christine lagarde. ms. krystal a. connors. the honorable charles schumer and ms. irs's line shah.dible conversations] [inaudible conversations] mr. and mrs. kevin f. o'malley. the honorable michael nutter mayor of philadelphia and mrs. nutter. the honorable david l. cohen and mrs. cohen. the honorable debbie wasserman schultz and mr. stephen schultz. ms. juliana goldman and mr. mike gottlieb. the honorable stephanie rollins blake mayor mayor of baltimore and mr. kent blake. mr. samuel hynes and ms. stacey mills. ms. alexandra stanton and ms. donna stanton. [inaudible conversations] the honorable kevin johnson mayor of sacramento and ms. michelle lee. >> i'm really excited. this is my first state dinner. for my wife and i to big treat. i have learned to french phrases. >> go ahead. >> i can't remember. thank you. the honorable paul ryan and mrs. ryan. the honorable chuck hagel, secretary of defense and daughter ms. ellen hagel. mr. dan barber and brother mr. david barber. ms. mindy kelling and guests ms. jocelyn leavitt. [inaudible conversations] the honorable nancy pelosi and daug

christine lagarde says the imf is likely to send a team to the ukraine soon.eking financial aid following the ousting of president viktor yanukovych. "readyector says she is to engage." the eu's regulators say the facebook-what that deal might investigation's across the region. watchdogs will find out how the startup uses client data. facebook is paying whatsapp $19 billion. credit suisse ceo brady dougan will answer all your nations -- will answer allegations his bank helped americans hide as much as $10 billion from tax authorities in the u.s. credit suisse acknowledged misconduct but says it centered on a small group of bankers. our eyes to the heavens. airbus is predicting higher profits this year. jonathan ferro has the details. 2013 was nice, 2014 is better. >> profit jumped over 20%. the top line, talking to our berlin, theyrt in are ramping up production. aviation unitcial is at the forefront. we could see 46 planes every month reduced by the second quarter of 2016. 42 per month at the moment. planes a month is a big deal. a lot of logistics. this is w

i see christine lagarde, john kerry. you were in good company last night.oldman looks pretty awesome today considering she was rocking and until dawn. time for us to take you on the markets. >> stocks on a five-day winning streak. not much economic data at home but we did get chinese exports increasing on the easing concerns about the slow down there. marginally. up the dow still negative right now. are falling before the government sells 24 billion dollars of 10 year notes. the yield at 2.75%. the euro weaker on speculation the ecb may consider negative deposit rates as a way to avoid deflation may get banks lending once again. oil prices moving by more than one percent of the highest since october. decline in cushing, oklahoma and a record number of imports from crude into china. one stock we are watching his dow chemical moving facing pressure to split from dam low. we will be back with more. ♪ >> phil goldstein says he is no johnny-come-lately, he has been in the game for almost two decades and has had about 40 across divides in that time. now he has tu

christine lagarde has gotten more and more tan. >> she is seriously orange. >> looks like a tangerinehappened? show up a lot more on camera so in real life they might look natural but then on the camera complete orange. >> is it way too much? >> they definitely got a little too much spray tan. you have to go light, and the solution, too. >> what does it feel like? >> getting it done? what is it sticky? mist, a like a fine little bit cold. but it is very easy. six minutes of your life. boehner, we speaker go to the important question, we ask frank keating, do republicans tan? >> not well. [laughter] >> we are inside working on the time. can get mitt romney to a spray tan. >> the fact we are talking about republicans and spray tanning is amazing. there has been a cultural shift. 10 or 20 years ago no one would admit to a fake tan but now it is out in the open. you are saying wall street, politicians get spray tanned along with the celebrities. what accounts for this? >> like getting your nails done or your hair, it is part of the whole beauty process especially for the oscars and the wh

imf head chief christine lagarde said the global lender will send a team to the country as soon as itancial aid. lawmakers in ukraine will vote tomorrow on forming a new government. they are expected to move quickly to secure $35 billion in aid in the -- and the u.s. and eu have pledged to follow through that. and the u.s. is ready to withdrawal all american service from afghanistan by the end of the year. the president delivered the news in a phone call yesterday. the development follows an unsuccessful campaign by the u.s. to pressure the afghan leader to sign a long-term security agreement. and jpmorgan as well as goldman sachs are among wall street firms agreeing to stop are dissipating and analyst freebies. thed on the agreement with attorney general. the service give large investors unfair trading advantage and those are your top headlines. >> imf, i think is front and center. hans hume says imf stay out. i don't know what else to do. >> well, hans pointed out the issue for ukraine is not a balance sheet one because there is not as much debt they are, but people are not paying t