just: how are you doing ecco -- how are you doing ecco mark: what was so great about it in your pointew? jeff: she was serious and poised and you do not see a lot of rest there for someone who had been operating in that kind of political environment for quite some time. i was pleased with that. more importantly on the substance, she has really taken all or most of the wind out of the sails of this story. i'm sure republicans will still be yakking about it afterwards but it just feels like there is a lot less there than somebody might have thought the forehand. john: i made this comment earlier michelle, but it seems to me to headlines come out of this. one is gone -- earlier in the show, but it seems to me that to headlines cannot out of this. one is, she destroyed thousands of e-mails. and she did this out of convenience. that sounds very opportunistic. are those not to very bad line -- two very bad headlines for hillary clinton? geoff: well, no. it was easier for her to carry one device rather than two devices. a lot of people will relate to that. you pick words that -- i delete e-m

kentucky ecco -- kentucky? eben: i'm going to go all the way. some retailers are reeling while others are seeing a silver lining. that story a little bit later when bottom line on bloomberg television continues. ♪ mark: it is time for today's latin america report. columbia plans to sell one billion of its longest dated dollar bonds abroad as soon as today, that is, according to a person familiar with the matter. the south america nation already has 1.5 -- has one billion outstanding. that is your latin america report for this monday. up next, oil prices have fallen dramatically month. we will tell you why saudi arabia's opec governor is predicting the future of oil. ♪ >> was started in crimea a year ago is playing out now in eastern ukraine, but the outcome is far less certain. this is utter destruction. i've been in demolition site war zone, i'm not never seen anything quite like it. we go to the frontlines to find out what comes next and what it might be for you. mark: president obama is a national harbor, maryland at this hour delivering the

those revolutions are happening overseas, correctly ecco rightnow as we speak our competitors are using the technology. is that correct? mr. vanderwerff: yes, sir. sen. booker: it is hard to believe with the slowness this country is moving. if the avian is rate -- industry was regulated at the back of the time of the flight brothers, other people might have been flying commercial planes before we got the aviation industry started here. mr. meissner, it is frustrating to me and i would love to know last week the faa allowed amazon to be testing these outdoors in the united states, but it was a really limited fashion that still puts us in america and the backseat compared to what you are allowed to do in other countries. and frankly, no mishaps no sensation articles, nothing like that is happening with the experiments that you all are doing to enhance this technology. is that correct? mr. misener: yes, sir. i believe the faa has turned the corner. i discussed this with miss geoghan before where things are getting better with respect intestate good within are getting better is respect of p