to come back to affordable i miss frick deeply. and he backs up that claim with thousands of cases dr who each run several hospitals in kathmandu and other nepali cities where patients of little means can get treatment the kicker is that only a few years after opening these hospitals are already paying for themselves. we have in chorus people who have money to pay full and people who don't have much money be subsidized and thereby we can bring in some patients. cannot afford to be free of cost. dr the weight has the lenses required for the operation made right in his hospital he even exports them at 1st he ruffled some feathers in the industry the going price for a lens was around $200.00 u.s. dollars dr who each brought it down to $3.00. these lenses are intended for patients in a paul southern region. ordinarily very few people in the area would have access to medical care. cataracts have left glassy how do you john functionally blind in both eyes she can only distinguish light and dark and is dependent on help from her relatives

wilhelm frick, guilty of crimes against peace, war crimes, and crimes against humanity.s against humanity. death by hanging. walter funk, guilty of crimes against peace, or crimes, and crimes against humanity. life imprisonment. hjalmar schacht not , guilty on this indictment, released. karl donitz, guilty of crimes against peace and war crimes. 10 years imprisonment. eric radar, -- erich raeder, guilty of conspiracy, crimes against peace, and war crime. life imprisonment. baldur von schirach, guilty of crimes against humanity. 20 years imprisonment. fritz sauckel, guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity. death by hanging. alfred jodl, guilty of conspiracy, crimes against peace, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. death by hanging. franz von papen, not guilty on this indictment. released. albert speer, guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity. 20 years imprisonment. konstantin von neurath, guilty conspiracy, crimes against peace war crimes, and crimes against humanity. 15 years imprisonment. arthur seyss-inquart, guilty of crimes against peace, war

go back further here is longer term, 10-years it's like frick and frack. >> chart back to 1980 same performancew here is the year to date chart for whatever reason, coke is ahead, pepsi lagging. in fact coke up 6 and pepsi almost 12. there is of an opportunity here and that is the trade. lets zero in on the pepsi chart. no drawing or annotations put in a line piers what we have is the well-defined uptrend lined responded, responded, responded, responded to that line lets put the upper line in it's in a well-defined channel and just the thinking is we move towards the top of the channel, move towards the top and we have upside coke popped on earnings i think pepsi will do the same catch up trade. >> lets look at the trade and what is your trade on this, mike >> yes, this is an interesting situation. here we have the markets obviously we had softness today. but the markets are essentially at their all-time highs. pepsi is at its all-time highs essentially where it closed today. so it's really tough to go out and reach for stocks that not only are trading at all-time highs, trading above their his

but every single fricking day, something happens.ling. the clip, viewed over 14 million times, has triggered an outpouring of support. parents around the world have shared video messages from their children, and celebrities have also spoken out, including the actor hugh jackman. quaden, you are stronger than you know, mate. and no matter what, you've got a friend in me. so everyone, let's please be kind to each other. leading is not ok, period. life is hard enough. —— bullying is not ok. so let'sjust remember, every person in front of us remember, every person in front of us is facing some kind of battle, so let's just be kind. the actor warwick davies lives with a similar condition to quaden. i've been getting his reaction to that video. well, of course it is deeply upsetting to watch, you know, a young child, distressed as quaid and is in that video. —— young child, distressed as quaid and is in that video. -- quaden. and clearly the result of being bullied. it is really sad to think this sort of thing goes on in today's world, you

joining us is fiona frick from you just and.ome to the program -- from you just and -- unigestion. welcome to the program and thank you for joining us. now markets are trading sideways, but we have more companies coming out, say and watch out for guidance in china. how do you view this, from the finance perspective? fiona: it is interesting, because it was quite good lately. we have seen that the u.s. thath has been good, european growth is not stellar. at least we are not in a recession we are growing around 0%. the central banks have shown that they are there. the u.s. central bank, the european central bank, even the china central bank, and inflation is nowhere, so on the macroeconomic front, it is quite good. then you have this coronavirus, which has demand on china, which could have an impact on global demand and therefore on global growth. and there is also output. francine: to the point that we could see the seeds of a possible recession, or not so much? is it slowing growth? fiona: it is slowing growth. to the coronaviru

a pretty shot in the key, organ leads by 13 at the frick. number 13 the fourth quarter, sabrina gifted up to the rookie, template, diocese, nearly nine rebounds, working with 74 to 56, the most lopsided home loss for uconn in 15 years. what a move and what a finish. another look she's going one way and then i think i might come back. the united states when 6-0. and i want to take you back to the super bowl one final time for one of the more creative formations we saw this football season. fourth and one, the chiefs lineup for a puerile lead in unison, they snap into the running back, they did have a next play, and of course the festive, michigan usc. they practiced all season and busted it out in the super bowl and it worked. how cool is that? >> a split-second. >> minivans were on their feet with one notable exception. dude. new paid like 40 grand for that seat. >> he stayed up too late the night before. >> that went viral. >> yes it did. >>> next at 11:00. >> we don't know which delegate yet, but we feel good about where we are. >> still n

i have no fricking clue what democratic socialist means and sounds scary and he's got very little african-americanrt. >> enthusiasm is one thing but money matters, too. you look at the people that michael bloomberg has been hiring, the money throwing out, a great story in "miami times" offering $6,500 for 8 months for the activist but he had to think about it with health care. michael bloomberg can change the local economy in certain blacktown just by paying people. that matters. if you are willing to pay them for an extended period of time to influence the vote. >> i don't disagree but there's a backlash that bernie has used to his advantage and people i talk to are repulsed by the idea. michael bloomberg would come in, throw hundreds of millions of dollars and think that he can win votes. there is a backlash to that to understand is happening. is it more important than the actual money itself? to be determined. i think we'd be silly to predict but, you know, a good chunk of this democratic party is animated by the idea that money should be out of poll techs and the structure of bernie is the fut

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us we kind of to you because we so many see many of so but one analyst said today because i can't fricking believe these numbers. so even the analysts can't figure out of the car company with a tech company. and then one analyst said you know he thinks it could be worth $6,000 a share keep in mind. it's at $900 a share. but they're building a lot of that future from tv's up to 1015 2025 and a lot of mutual funds if you're over the age of 35 try it nvironment friendly. and millennials care more about that in their brands than anyt spend so much money on advertising. >>tesla doesn't advertise so that's a huge chunk of change right there is and put it we're a senior had okay, this is a financial i mean i mean your habits my imus could buy gm and ford shutdown companies and take over the factors that's how big test as of this time so andy the manufacturing will he do it now it's not crazy. i'm trying to get some of crazy is a little one of my favorite curse as you said the car commercials was for jeep. it was along with bill murray i saw during the super bowl and you're actually saying that th

it's not only not free, it doesn't fricking work. it just doesn't work. number two, she had the nerve to bring up the most popular public figure in the country this week and that's mitt romney. she chose to praise him. and i said my god, i can always tell a good politician who pays great praise to somebody from the other party. you can always spot them. it's the democrat who loves teddy roosevelt, the republican who likes fdr like reagan did. you can always tell the great leaders because they give credit to the other side where credit's due. and damn it, it was great to see her do it. i'm afraid if she hadn't done it nobody else would have done it. and i thought it was great. audacity. the great -- last week when they were screwing around in iowa unlike you guys here-i think you know how to do it. they were screwing around out there, screwing around. and everybody's sitting on the stage like it was -- like jimmy carter and gerry ford when the lights went out that time and they just sat there like they're at the hall of the presidents. you know, and they'r