it was supposed to contact air traffic control in cyprus, but it never did. we'll be back with more details after this short break. the cold truth is... okay kids, let's go. no one can really fill your shoes when you're sick. alka-seltzer plus day cold & flu has three cold symptom fighters to relieve your tough symptoms. [deep breath] stay unstoppable. alka-seltzer plus. >>> i'm dara brown. we're back to breaking news. nbc news has confirmed that a plane has crashed in sinai peninsula in egypt. it was bound for st. petersburg, russia. nbc's ron mott is live in london with more. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning. we are hearing from reuters again, not confirmed by nbc news, but search and rescue teams on the ground have sighted more than 100 bodies at this point, including five children. according to a source quoted in the report, that the plane split into two. that a small part of the tail end burned and a larger part crashed into the rock and they have extracted as we said more than a hundred bodies. reuters is reporting there were possible sig

three such cells were recently uncovered in kuwait, jordan, and cyprus. in may, security forces in cyprus raided a hezbollah agent's apartment. there they found five tons of amean um nitrate. that's just in one apartment, in one city, in one country. but iran is setting up dozens of terror cells like this around the world. ladies and gentlemen, they are setting up those terror cells in this hemisphere too. i repeat, iran's been doing all of this, everything that i have just described, just in the last six months. when it was trying to convince the world to remove the sanctions. now just imagine what iran will do after those sanctions are lifted. unleashed and unmuzzled. iran will go on the prowl. devouring more and more prey. in the wake of the nuclear deal, iran is spending billions of dollars on weapons and satellites. you think iran is doing that to advance peace? you think hundreds of billions of dollars in sanctions relief and fat contracts will turn this tiger into a kitten? if you do, you should think again. in 2013, the president began his so-call

that's a town on the mediterranean and then it was due to contact the cyprus radar. as the technical problems have become compounded, the reports indicate that the pilot then contacted the arish international airport to whatma diversion into the airport and it approached from the south into arish. >> when you have a crash like this and you have the area that we're discussing because you have egypt, you have saudi arabia, you have jordan, you have israel, we know it's a very contentious area right now. obviously, one of the things you look at is a military presence. do you think that's any indication that militant groups operating in that area would have the capability to take down a flight traveling at that altitude in that area? >> no, i don't think. if we contrast it with the malaysian airlines that was shot down the eastern ukraine, that was a buck missile system. it has a tracking radar, it's got a significant booster within the missile and it can reach altitudes in excess of 30,000 feet. that's where the danger lies. i think the risk analysis on this part of the

three such cells were recently uncovered in kuwait, jordan and cyprus. in may, security forces in cyprus raided a hezbollah agent's apartment in the city of larnaca. there they found 5 tons of ammonium nitrate, that's roughly the same amount of ammonium nitrate that was used to blow up the federal building in oklahoma city. and that's just in one apartment, in one city, in one country. but iran is setting up dozens of terror cells like this around the world, ladies and gentlemen, they're setting up those terror cells in this hemisphere, too. i repeat, iran's been doing all of this, everything that i've just described, just in the last six months, when it was trying to convince the world to remove the sanctions. now just imagine what iran will do after those sanctions are lifted. unleashed and unmuzzled, iran will go on the prowl, devouring more and more prey. in the wake of the nuclear deal, iran is spending billions of dollars on weapons and satellites. you think iran is doing that to advance peace? you think hundreds of billions of dollars in sanctions

three cells were recently uncovered in kuwait, jordan, and cypr cyprus. in may, security forces in cyprus raided an agent and there they found five tons of ammonia nitrate. that is roughly the same amount that was used to blow up the federal building in oklahoma city. and that is just in one apartment, in one city, in one country. but iran is setting up dozens of terror cells like this around the world. ladies and gentlemen, they are setting up those terror cells in this hemisphere, too. i repeat: iran has been doing all of this, everything that i just described, just in the last six months when it was trying to convince the world to remove the sanctions. now just imagine what iran will do after those sanctions are lifted. unlease and unmuzzled, iran will go on the prowl devouring more and more pray -- unleashed -- in the wake of the nuclear deal, iran is spending billions of dollars on weapons and satellites. you think iran is doing that to advance peace? you think hundreds of billions of dollars in sanctions relief and fat contracts will turn this tiger

three such cells were recently uncovered in kuwait, jordan and cyprus.may, security forces in cyprus raided a hezbollah agent's apartment in the city of larnaca. there they found 5 tons of ammonium nitrate, that's roughly the same amount of ammonium nitrate that was used to blow up the federal building in oklahoma city. and that's just in one apartment, in one city, in one country. but iran is setting up dozens of terror cells like this around the world, ladies and gentlemen, they're setting up those terror cells in this hemisphere, too. i repeat, iran's been doing all of this, everything that i've just described, just in the last six months, when it was trying to convince the world to remove the sanctions. now just imagine what iran will do after those sanctions are lifted. unleashed and unmuzzled, iran will go on the prowl, devouring more and more prey. in the wake of the nuclear deal, iran is spending billions of dollars on weapons and satellites. you think iran is doing that to advance peace? you think hundreds of billions of dollars in sanctions rel

three such cells were recently uncovered in kuwait, jordan and cyprus. in may, security forces in cyprus raided a hezbollah agent's apartment in the city of larnaken. there they found 5 tons of ammonium nitrate. that's roughly the same amount of ammonium nitrate that was used to blow up the federal building in oklahoma city. and that's just in one apartment in one city in one country. but iran is setting up dozens of terror cells like this around the world. ladies and gentlemen, they're setting up those terror cells in this ham mess fear too. i repeat, iran's been doing all of this, everything that i've just described, just in the last six months. when it was trying to convince the world to remove the sanctions. now, just imagine what iran will do after those sanctions have lifted. unleashed and unmuzzled. iran will go on the prowl. devouring more and more prey. in the wake of the nuclear deal, iran is spending billions of dollars on weapons and satellites. you think iran is doing that to advance peace? you think hundreds of billions of dollars in sancti

so the benefit of all of the people of cyprus, greek and [ inaudible ] as well as all other communitiesin this context, i would like to underline greece's full support to talks had under the leadership of president [ inaudible ] and the head of the turkish community. i firmly believe any real and lasting situation will have to deal with the international issue of security. the consolation of the treaties of alliance and guarantees, and the withdrawal of all foreign troops, including the troops occupying the northern part of this island. as the original plan on promoting security in the area, greece has been making steady efforts to improve cooperation with turkey. we have done so through a wide

the airbus was supposed to contact air traffic control in cyprus, but it never did. its location is no longer known. nbc has confirmed there has been a crash. egypt's prime minister has confirmed there's been lost contact. there are no confirmed authorities saying the plane is missing or has crashed, so we'll keep you updated on that. right now we know the airline belongs to kolavia air jet. it's about 18 years old. it's flight 1821. i crashed after taking off from sinai peninsula. was bound for st. petersburg, russia. we know there are 200 on board, 17 children, 17 crew members. we're trying to get confirmation from russian authorities to know whether the plane has crashed, where it is. with know that the airbus has left contact with russian authorities, with egyptian dallas-ft. worths. nbc has confirmed it's no longer being seen on the radar. we do know in the area it was 11:00 a.m. saturday morning, the sun is out. soon we should have news as to whether the plane has been found, any remnants or anything. again, just confirming a plane bound for st. petersburg, rus

defense officials were suggesting that the russian fleet which is in the waters between syria and cyprusld be used to blockade syria if it was necessary and even more dangerously suggested that it could use its navel power to attack targets, anti-assad malitias inside syria so that is a real concern to nato this morning. >> peter, what is moscow's aim in syria? >> well, it depends who you talk to quite honestly. its aim appears to be to prop up the assad regime and moscow is assisting that if assad fell there would be a power vacuum there and it's an area that it is vital and it's clear although russia or the russian kremlin says it attacks i.s.i.l. targets they are also attacking the opposition malitia in other areas of syria, that's basically moscow's role in this. >> peter sharp joining us live from moscow and thanks very much for the update peter. turkey deputy prime minister says air strikes in syria could create a million refugees and says a max influx in turkey because it shifted the balance of power in heavily populated regions and right now no build up on the turkey-syria border

cyprus has a huge problem with a deal like that, and other countries -- for example, the germans question the number of 3 billion euros, saying it is much too much. having said that from every leader here knows that if they want to do something about the flow of refugees towards the european union, there is just no way around turkey, just like there is no way around turkey for the refugees from syria. virtually all the refugees come from turkey. they know they will have to work together with turkey. some way or another. german chancellor angela merkel said as much when she came here, and she will be going on sunday to turkey and probably discussed the meat and potatoes of any kind of deal. if the number states in principle agreed to this joint action plan by the european commission. sarah: speaking about working together, what does the u.k.'s position on all this? we know david cameron come that he wants a referendum on the u.k.'s relationship with the eu. where does he come down on this? max: great britain and also the british journalists here kind of live in a different world when it co

sensing an opportunity, due by, singapore and cyprus are wooing with promises of tax havens and freeffices. the government hopes to keep ship owners here by attracting more shipping-related business like finance and, insurance, ship building and repair. until now, data shows some countries have chosen to open supplementary offices. we haven't observed nas flooipt. it isn't contained in national boundaries. we intend to reinforce the industry. >> ship owners have in the past endowed greece with hospitals and scholarships and lately, new national opera and library. they say these voluntary contributions help greece more than taxes that could ruin the shipping industry. taxes, they say, that ultimately will make little difference to government debt. john psoropulus. >>> finds out much more on our website. the address is aljazeera.com. this is where freddie gray grew up -- known to friends as pepper. >> why was his nickname pepper? >> i never heard of pepper being bad for nobody, salt is bad for you, salt will kill you. i never heard nobody dying from pepper, everybody s

sensing an opportunity to buy singapore and cyprus are whoaing them of promises of tax havens and offices to keep ship owners here attracting shipping related business like finance, insurance, ship building and repair. >> translator: until now the data shows that some companies have chosen to open supplementary offices abroad and have not observed any mass flight and it's not contained in national boundaries but plan to reenforce the industry in perez. >> reporter: ship owners had hospitals and scholarships and lately the new national library and say these voluntary contributions help greece much more than taxes that could ruin the shipping industry. taxes they say that ultimately will make little difference to government debt. john with al jazeera, at the port of paris. >>> get more at al jazeera.com, al jazeera.com. shorts and $100 bucks of the tahoe. >> this past january, licensed shops in colorado began selling recreational marijuana to anyone 21 years of age or older. >> whoo that smells nice >> prices range from $14 to $25 a gram. >> what's the differencewe

sensing an opportunity dubai, singapore and cyprus are wooing owners with promises of tax havens andces and the government hopes to keep ship owners here attracting more shipping related business like finance, insurance, ship building and repair. >> translator: until now the data shows some companies have chosen to open supplementary offices abroad, we have not observed any mass flights from there. shipping is not contained in national boundaries but we plan to reenforce the industry here. >> reporter: ship owners have in the past endowed greece with hospitals and scholarships and lately the new national library and they say these voluntary contributions help greece much more than taxes that could ruin the shipping industry, taxes they say ultimately will make little difference to government debt. >> and plenty more at al jazeera clo jazeera.com, that is al jazeera.com. >> in 2009 peace came to sri lanka after 26 years of civil war. >> government troops had crushed the tamil tigers - a guerrilla force which had waged a brutal insurgency seeking self-rule for the tamils c a minority m

bosnia had their group against belgium and wales and made it through and had a very good win against cyprus and then last match to get into this competition. we have a great win against germany. >> the kansas city royals have gone two games up against the toronto blue jays. toronto silenced the kansas crowd early on. it's a three-run lead. they scored five runs in a rally to take the lead. and they added another in the eighth to clench the game 6-3 for best of seven series. >> you got to get a window to go a long way. it will take a little bit. that's where you got to win. it won't be easy. no doubt about that. they get one win out of the way and that can turn things around. >> and the new york mets beat the chicago cubs. murphy putting new york ahead with a solo home run there. matt harvey starts for the mets. >>> that is how sports is looking for now. back to barbara. >>> thank you very much. that is it for this news hour. you can get more on aljazeera.com. >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another si

it is not something i can go to the home depot and buy, it is a cyprus house.so my plan is to find me some boards, cut me some patches, this lady understands. cut cut me some patches about an inch larger than the whole itself. then i will slide the patch in, hold it sideways, get it inside and then angle it and pull it up. see against the inside of the wall. the outside would have been impossible. but the inside will leave a depression about 68th of an inch or less, then i can use wood putty to fill in the depression, send it to look good, perfect sense. but how. but how do you get it to hold? so i went to the hardware and i said i want the best damn glue you got. the guy said, well we have that gorilla superglue. so i got home and i put glue around that 1 inch i had to play with, right? that is going to seed up against the inside of the wall. the problem is how do you hold it while it sets? again, i am really intelligent so i got a screw and ran it just to rotation's into the patch, that gave me a handle to pull it up tight against the wall, allow the glue to

transportation official said 217 passengers and crew members were on board and it was handed off to cyprus officials, but they never made contact with radar. it is suspected that many of the passengers are russian tourists returning from vacation. russian jet 9268 is confirmed lost from radar carrying 217 passenger and 7 crew members and crashed in the sinai peninsula of egypt. carson and erica, back to you. >> let's turn to tom costello who handles aviation news. looking at? >> reporter: i think they have to look at a number of things. they will look at the weather conditions at the time. right now, there is no suggestion that weather played a role. the mechanical history of the airbus a-321. this is a reliable plane. family. it has a good record. they will look into the mechanical history of the plane and we don't know which engine configuration on the plane. one made by ge and one made by rolls royce pratt and whitney. they will look at the rate of descent. at last report, the plane was coming down 6,000 to 7,000 feet that is not a terribly unusual descent rate. it would suggest that so

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please don't forget about cyprus semi. tuesday is the day that everyone seems to worry about most because apple reports. apple is cheaper than any of these techs that exploded hard today. but that doesn't mean the stock can't be hurt, now that the tech bar has been set so high by amazon and microsoft. apple's stock has been creeping up in anticipation. it rallied $3.58. so the stakes are high. of course we'll go over everything for our. tuesday is a big pharma day. will they be in favor as they were last year? we'll let you know. johnson and johnson creeping hire, eli lilly going lower. i like them both but prefery lie lilly because they have a diabetes drug and an alzheimer's drug waiting in the wings. the natives in twitter are getting restless. i like that jack dorsey is giving away a third of his twitter stock to employees. that's more than just an empty jealousi gesture. it's a huge gesture. i'm used to seeing so many ceos being just plain greedy. but i'm more than willing to be patient if this isn't the breakout quar

senate votes to send a bipartisan budget bills cyprus and obama's desk, clearing the way to keep the government open for business and raising the debt ceiling at the same time. the measure passing 64-35. congressional correspondent mike emanuel on capitol hill joins us. >> reporter: plenty of votes from lindsay graham, but fellow gop presidential candidates rand paul and ted cruz ripped it late last night on the senate floor, taking aim at his gop colleagues. >> republicans released that lousy at political battles? the four years the president would shed the government down, blame us and we would collapse because we fought for internet tax freedom? holy cow. if we had that bad this why we doing it? >> reporter: this is what the two year budget plan will do, lift the debt ceiling for march of 2017, the spending caps by $80 billion split between defense and domestic priorities, 20% cut to social security benefits and limit the premium spike to medicare recipients lose the senate majority leader acknowledged the agreement isn't perfect but talked about what it does get done. >> bottom l

i will tell you if the turn around has legs or if it's time cyprus semi higher? i'll sit down with the ceo to find out. why don't you stick with cramer? >> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter, have a question? tweet cramer, send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or call us head to madmoney.cnbc.com. >>> let's talk about a high quality company that's really working now -- snap one tools and equipment for everything from water repair, agriculture, mining, military, power generation clients. that is stock that's been climbing steadily for ages. up 20% year to date but not enough people have heard about it. looks like snap-on has more room to run. they just reported a robust quarter. four cents off 1.94. the sales came in low but it didn't matter. the company is seeing some of the highest. one of the stocks shot up 2.5%. let's dig deeper into the story with the chairman and ceo of snap-on to learn where it is headed. welcome to "mad money." >> great to be here. you have a huge organic grth yohave invented new that are driving sales. not

playoffs, italy and belgium won their view, despite losing it bosnia, herself rsh, wales progressed to cyprus, the first major tournament since 1958. >> i never felt pressure like this. certainly the net philosophy, three or four games, up need it around you. thankfully i have had that. mexico beat the u.s.a. to take north, and the spot at the 2017 federations cup. facing off. the game went to extra time. level at 1-outline. mexico went ahead in the first period. the u.s.a. equalized. paul aguilar sealed it 3-2. mexico heads to russia to the federations cup. a world cup test event. >> drog turned back the cup with a goal to help the montreal impact beat the olor ardo rapids. they scored free kick from 30 meters out. the strike seals a 1-0 win. montreal lead the city by four points for the final eastern conference play-off spot. >> later on france will take on ireland at the rugby world cup, with the winner avoiding raging champions new zealand in the quarterfinals. on saturday australia secured top spot. scotland making it through from pool b. as mark graham reports. >> scotland had to surviv

and could all the deals push cyprus semi higher? i'll sit down with the ceo to find out.hy don't you stick with cramer? >> don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter, have a question? tweet cramer, send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com or call us at 1-800-743-cnbc. miss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. ♪ some neighbors are energy saving superstars. how do you become a superstar? with pg&e's free online home energy checkup. in just under 5 minutes you can see how you use energy and get quick and easy tips on how to keep your monthly bill down and your energy savings up. don't let your neighbor enjoy all the savings. take the free home energy checkup. honey, we need a new refrigerator. visit pge.com/checkup and get started today. >>> let's talk about a high quality company that's really working now -- snap one incorporated, maker of premium tools and equipment for everything from water repair, agriculture, mining, military, power generation clients. that is stock that's been climbing steadily for ages. up 20% year to date but not enough people h

it never became a global cop, but emerged as a successful peacekeeper in conflicts from cyprus to theden heights and the border between south and north korea. but there have been glaring failures. peacekeepers in rwanda were unprepared when the country's ethnic hutu minority slaughtered some 800,000 members of the country's tutsi minority. and bosnia, they slaughtered muslims men and boys which was supposed to be a u.n. safe haven. the sanctions they oversaw in iraq were mired in corruption. and the headquarters in new york has often been criticized as an ineffective talking shop, mired in bureaucracy and overly focused on perks and protocol. as it enters the 71st year, the defenders would say the united nations remains for all of its flaws and even essential institution. courtney carroll, al jazeera. >>> joining me is jim walsh to talk about this. he's a research associate at m.i.t. securities studies program and in washington, d.c., is john hudson, a senior reporter of foreign policy. welcome to you both. thank you for being here. john, let me start with you. >> good evening. >> we

major tournament for the first time in close to 60 years. 2-nil in bosnia but avisisi defeat with cyprusnd italy with a game to spare. formula one car driver says he is key to race in the grand prix. smashing into barriers at more than 300 kill kilometers an hour. air lifted to hospital but has come through a series of tests and says he wants to be on the starting grid. rosberg took poll position. the german is second in the driver driver's championship, 48 points behind lewis hamilton, second fastest t bossas was third. >> it's been a difficult weekend actually because of the little running that we got, you know. we didn't get much practice. but, yeah, qualifying week really well and found a good balance on the car thanks to my engineers as well and, you know, we had to guess a little bit: where is it going to be? it all worked out well. i felt comfortable. i got good laps in and very happy with that. >> ravel nadal will face djokovic if the final much china open. it will be the 45th time the two have played each other. djokovic here beating spain's david ferer in straight sets. the wor

raging rivers between the cyprus creek are forcing road closures, tornados and gusty winds ripped apart buildings near san antonio. in austin, at the city's airport, the flooding was so bad in the air traffic control tower, the airport had to close for a few hours. across the united states, the largest ever release of federal prisoners is now underway. about 6,000 convicts serving sentences for non-violent drug offenses are being set 3. jennifer london is following this story in los angeles. jennifer? >> david, the bureau of prison typically releases about 70,000 inmates a year, but this release is different because this is a one-time mass release. as you said, the majority of those being set free have been serving lengthy sentences for non-violent drug crimes. >> it's not exactly a get out of jail free card but the largest one-time release of federal prisoners does meet thousands will get out early. it's part of an effort by the sentencing commission to reduce overcrowding and shorteden sentence did for low-level drug offenders. about a year ago, the commission reduced prinlz time for

sensing an opportunity dubai, singapore and cyprus are wooing ship owners with promises of tax havens the government hopes to keep ship owners here attracting more shipping related business like finance, insurance, ship building and repair. >> translator: until now the data shows that some companies have chosen to open supplementary offices abroad and no mass flight here and shipping is not contained in national boundaries but plan to reenforce the industry in perez. >> reporter: ship owners in the past endowed greece with hospitals and scholarships and lately its new operation opera and library and say these voluntary contributions help greece much more than taxes that could ruin the shipping industry. taxes they say that ultimately will make little difference to government debt. john with al jazeera, at the port of parez. >>> political family is coming to an end in argentina. after eight years at the top as president kirchner retires in december. her late husband nester had four years in power and supporters say they rescued argentina from economic ruin and restored human rights but

britain must resettle more than 100 syrian refugees who landed at a british airbase on the island of cyprus. secretary of state john kerry is meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in berlin today amid a rise in violence in israel and the occupied territories. today, israeli police said they opened fire on two men accused of stabbing and wounding an israeli. one of the accused assailants died while the other was injured. separately in jerusalem, an israeli soldier shot and killed a jewish man he said he mistook for a palestinian attacker. police said the man tried to grab a soldier's weapon. the family of a u.s. citizen killed in an israeli raid on a gaza-bound aid ship are suing former israeli prime minister ehud barak. attorneys for a dual turkish u.s. citizen say he was shot , five times, including point blank in the head. nine people were killed when israeli commandoes stormed the mavi marmara in international waters. a tenth died last year after four years in a coma. wikileaks has released the first in a series of emails from cia director john brennan's personal account

. >> i think in greece or cyprus it's a lot easier to move bitcoin than bars of gold, and it's a perfectf crisis. i think that's another point of why someone might want to come onto gemini and buy bitcoin. and to your earlier question about security, security's been top of mind since, basically, since day one. our first couple hires were actually security hires, and we have people from bridgewater associates to sigma, microsoft, boog -- google wallet program. that's not an afterthought, it's a fore thought, and it's something we take very seriously and have built the company on top of. liz: right now we showed a map of the united states in 26 states k. you get outside the u.s.? >> so good news is we're actually up to 28 states now. we have concern rather, 27. we just added illinois morning. it was green lit by the regulators yesterday. so we are rapidly expanding to try and do all of the u.s. and u.s. territories. but we're also looking at opening up in europe and asia as soon as possible, it just takes a little bit of research and some time to get through the regulation as well as we're

they come back today to continue work on a cyprus to get ago. final passage votes scheduled for tomorrow. live coverage of the senate now on c-span2. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. eternal lord, you inspire us to joyfully resign to your will, refusuing to demand our own way. fill our lawmakers with patience, contentment, and peace. lord, provide them with interior humility, not just the outward form. give them a spirit that enables them to be easily reconciled with others, determined to labor for the common good. may they remember to cast their cares on you, leaning on your sustaining power. use them to encourage and build up each other, striving always to accomplish the most good for the most people. we pray your sacred name. amen. the president pro tempore: pleae join me in reciting the pledge f allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one na

when they were turned over to cyprus, they did not make the handoff, so the crew did not report into that new handoff and that's shortly there after when we saw the radar loss. >> thank you, all three, for that. melissa, we'll have much more on the breaking news throughout the morning, but we'll throw it back to you now for the rest of the show. >> thanks, richard. we will keep checking in with you. we're going to take a short break. >>> when we come back, why you can thank immigration for an amazing world series. fect of ma. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath. that's why there's biotene, available as an oral rinse, toothpaste, spray or gel. biotene can provide soothing relief and it helps keep your mouth healthy too. remember, while your medication is doing you good, a dry mouth isn't. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. starhead & shoulderswith a firm handshake. ay,instant relief.at! it cools on contact, and also keeps you 100% flake free. try head & shoulders instant relief. for cooling relief in a snap. ♪ everything kids touch during cold and flu seas

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. >> it started back 1974 in cyprus where the camera man standing right next to you was blown up. >> to get post traumatic stress, that would have been the moment. then i was filming and another friend of money was going to help ted and i filmed him the moment he went over the land mine. the problem for me was when everybody was dead or wounded i was left standing. it wasn't military experience, i was just in the middle of the land field. i still think about that. what i think about is walking past each mine not knowing if this was it. you couldn't see it. i've really thought that probably every day of my life since. that happened 40 years ago. that's definitely an aspect of post traumatic stress. >> you also mentioned something the idea that you're talking to people. tell me about the person who just died and was close to you and you do that for your story that's on film. your story is on film. but then you leave and you're having dinner. talk about working that out. >> well, it's the worst thing, you know. i think in television it's worse than print. in television you're rushing al

how are things going tienon the island of cyprus. there's a little bit of a slow down there.>> they admitted strong dollar is an issue. >> the weak dollar would be an issue. how is everything going to be just right for them? it's never just right then another recession will come along and we'll still be at zero. >> it's possible to see progress between now and december. the reason why in retrospect they did not hike rates in september because a, you can do that into a slowing global economy. b, you can do it when the vix is at 22. when the market is melting down. when the credit spread are widening out. >> i don't think you can do it. you see what the rest of the world did. they eased and the dollar strengthened again. had they gone, euro would be under 110. >> that's right. i don't think what the ecb did that deters the fed or prompts them. i would say it prompts them to hike rates. this means since ecb and boj are joining this fight against low inflation the fed is not alone. it means with potentially expanding quantitative easing in europe you have better economic growth,

. >> you're telling me cyprus declined 10% that will will not hold them back? >> not any longer. >> wow. >> it is interesting you picked that exact thing they are looking at. for example, productivity in morocco. >> exactly. >> so do you think they are really not looking at all those things or they are not going to tell us because they were so heavily criticized? >> i think they felt they went too far. they felt they remember a little bit overly responsive to the gyrations in the market. and i think they wanted to deemphasize that. look, i think they got caught up what we all got caught up in. things stabilized. the bank of china. and i think things have stabilized. markets have stabilized. i think this is a go ahead. and i think we are going to debate now what it will take to make the december rate hike happened. my take is not very much. i'm thinking about the fed's credibility here. you took it off the table. now it's back on the table. we talked about it yesterday also. this notion of the emergency rate cuts, getting back to a more normal level. >> okay. >>

forks of cyprus outside florence, alabama. is in land that andrew jackson captured from indians and that is vital to understand, he was creating the deep south for the spread of the plantation economy which was the slave based economy. this is an all-american story and troubling american story and a vitally important american story. let's look quickly at our main characters here. there is a portrait of andrew jackson. this is shortly after his victory at the battle of was issue binge and the battle of new orleans and you see here my favorite thing about this portrait is you see the lines on his face and you can sense beneath the uniform of painfully thin guy there. this is a stick man in uniform whose health was terrible and yet something about his will power drove him forward even though he had bullets in his body. by the time he took office as president he had two. in his body, one from a dual where he had been shot and killed, the other man, the other in a gunfight in a hotel in nashville, neither of them were winds from co