sales for general miners were down one percent force figures fell six percent. japanese maker toyota sales were down more than four percent and honda's numbers declined by seven percent. most analysts agree the sliding sales are only temporary. but some are concerned about the impact of the situation in ukraine. oil prices they're worried it will affect the outlook for the us economy and car sales as often on business ms ali with another attack on the markets. the china's yuan to one news agency says police have captured the three remaining south bank said in a knife attack the gang burst into railway station on saturday and killed twenty nine people the wankers officials in the security ministry as saying eight attack is splash people and can mean station in south western china. police shot and killed four of the attackers beat a team to another person. the basic a fish as they now authorities have arrested three other people they'd be looking for chihuahua points for that matter with the weaker team that led the group the news agency did not provide details of

we met this 25-year-old, a third-generation miner whose grandparents proved here during the soviet era of lifetime jobs. ( translated ): salaries and life standards were much higher then. but in 20 years of independent ukraine everything was destroyed. and when i am asked what kind of salary i have, i am ashamed to tell. we are not living here, just surviving. >> warner: do you feel that your life would be better, if this region would be part of russia? >> ( translated ): i think yes from the economic stand point of view. >> warner: but that nostalgi for more secure days is not shared by many young people, says editor aleksey matsuka. he sees a large generational divide between young people who came of age after ukraine oke free of the collapsed soviet union in 1991 and their parents and grandparents. >> ( translated ): they are forgetting about the gulags, the repression and death. it's selective memory or double standard. >> warner: whatever the myriad causes, this vital southeast part of ukraine remains a tinderbox. aleksandr, who wouldn't give his last name, is the self-styled leader of a pro-russia roadblock brigade on the lookout for vehicles ca

and the gold miner, gdx, the last one, that's an etf as well, another market leader doing well so far today here. it's very interesting to see the ipo rush generating lots of sarcasm. you wereox, mark cuban had an interesting comment as soon as the box terms were announced mr. cuban came out and said i wish box the best but i would combust if eight years in i was responsible for $169 million losses less revenues and he's referring to the fact that they reported $168 million in losses and, of course, they're doing that because they spent an awful lot of money to get new customers. there are plenty of start-ups that have been doing it for years and years, you were talking about workday, they did it for the longest time and the argument was we have to spend money because we get new customers and the subscriptions stay with us for many years. that's been the argument for years for companies, workday, salesforce, they spend aggressively. people have been buying into it and there's a point maybe they won't. but at least it's been called into question. we've been seen some weakness in companies. look at some of these names and they're not always in the same businesses but they are