rather surprisingly doll announced today that they will withdraw their lawsuit against frederick guaranty get a little to book it's fantastic news. even though we're a small company in sweden and dole is a us based multinational corporation and we have been able to stand up for what is right and you know there's a god obviously it's great if they withdraw the lawsuit but we haven't heard from our lawyers yet it's a press release we don't know what this means in court sahana and when we called joel this is what we heard. more. reactions and the strong concerns in sweden really moved us so it was important for us to to let people understand that we also respect freedom of speech and that's a way for us to show it. it's pretty inspiring to see the. support i mean i really doubt it would happen in canada it was heartening to see that happen from afar and frustrating to know that we can only make that happen here maybe something would change. much better to be a film director. that sparkles on the red carpet. the festival focuses on the. people in germany should ask. the banana company try to

and at the same time it cannot be a rival state for palestine unless there is a guaranty of israel'sy. these are the principles which i go back to submittal and you mentioned them in 1981. they have been referred to regularly by my predecessors and so with even greater strength today i remind you this, because there is a peace process which has been undertaken, it is complicated, it is difficult, and it's easy to understand because this conflict has been going on for decades and now we need to end it. you have accepted continuing discussions in order to seek a final agreement which will exhaust all the demands and will set down the rules, parameters, for the regions to be able to live in peace. you have also made gestures and one always has to make gestures if you want to reach peace. you have wished for there to be a discussion on all subjects in order to reach a fair solution. france trusts you and israel and as well as the palestinian authority. it is not up to france to decide what the agreement should be about because it is you who has to make peace. we can only encourage you an

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rather surprisingly doll announced today that they will withdraw their lawsuit against frederick guaranty get a little debacle is fantastic news. even though we're a small company in sweden and dole is a us based multinational corporation and we have been able to stand up for what is right and you know there's a god obviously it's great if they withdraw the lawsuit but we haven't heard from our lawyers yet it's a press release we don't know what this means in court sahana and when we called joel this is what we heard. more. reactions and the strong concerns in sweden really moved us so it was important for us to to let people understand that we also respect freedom of speech and that's a way for us to show it. it's pretty inspiring to see the. support i mean i really doubt it would happen in canada it was heartening to see that happen from afar and frustrating to know that we can only make that happen here maybe something would change. much better to be film director. that sparkles on the red carpet. the festival focuses on the. people in germany should ask. the banana company try to stop

the larger jumbo loans do not carry a government guaranty, in cases like this underwrite something moregent. you have to be existing customer the bank to even qualify. even now lenders are not looking to take a whole lot of credit risk or put a whole lot of risk on the books. instead of plunging into the deepened of the pool, they're dipping their toe into the shallow end with customers they know and people with higher net worth, low incomes, debt ratios. dotting every t on the underwriting. they don't want to be on the hook lateer. >> who is eligible? sound like if you have a relationship with the bank you can get in on it. td bank is always looking for more customers. seems like it may not be that hard to get this done? >> at this point it is still pretty selective? as sometime goes on it will be more widely available, interest rates go up and refinance activity is waning, now you have lenders they have to drum up business on the purchase side. it becomes more competitive of the that's where you start to see the offers. melissa: is there any reason not to do it? i might say, well the

she tel machinists her radical opinion after the union turned down a contract that would guaranty 20,000 jobs in the area. now boeing just might fly those jobs elsewhere. here is seattle radio show host david bose. what do you think about this and what is the reaction there. >> le a christmas gift to every other state trying to get work out of boeing. here you have a woman saying she wants workers to take over the private property of the business. the business that is right now actively considering moving significant work to other states. provides tens of thousands of jobs to washington's economy. she is basically saying, we would like to steal everything you have. this is in addition to the machinist vote that said, a big no, a very colorful no, to the company's offer forxtended ntract. meantime boeing has to be looking at this and asking themselves, is this really how the people of seattle feel? melissa: i mean i have to wonder, if you're a city councilmember, don't you take a sort of pledge to uphold the law? if you're part of government, isn't that the idea behind it, you're supposed

a president who has been doing a good job he should be reelected as long as necessary and i can guarantypresident doesn't do a good job the people who are sovereign will punish him and not vote for that president. >> reporter: the proposal is likely to pass with a vote in the national assembly in december and his party has overwhelming majority and with wide enough public support they are soon to join other leaders who have successfully changed the lives to stay in office, al jazeera. >> coming up, in the news hour the sports news including the tour of australia goes bad to worse as the player flies home and robin will be here in a few minutes with all the details. ♪ >> and now a techknow minute... ♪ new deli is home for more than an n.o.w. monuments and biddings that shaped the culture and history of india but rapid development and lack of conservation left sites in danger of disappearing and now some people living nearby is trying to save a piece of history and we report. it's business as usual at the front door of ancient history and this was the palace of india's emporer and a local

judgment was being readout and the ruling being delivered maybe is a sign for the two sides as a guarantylike there warrant be violence reaction to this. >> reporter: in cambodia and scott in thailand thank you both. well, another story they are keeping an eye on is debe bait in the senate and could see the return of someone lived in exile because he would be jailed if he returned and we report from bangkok. >> on bangkok streets, once again the commercial heart of thailand capitol is brought to a stand still. thousands of police are deployed across the city because of demonstrations across the political spectrum and most went to parliament where they are voting on a controversial amnesty law on monday. this rally has been organized by the democrat party. members are opposed to the bill because it could have the brother return to the country but not to jail and he was deposed in a coup in 2006 and accused of corruption. >> translator: we are here to oppose the amnesty bill, it's wrong and made for criminals and we have to support the removal of the amnesty act. >> the proposal gives the o

i guaranty you we're not going anywhere except of course to the top.xactly where we're going. liz: no saab story there. scott, thank you very much. >> no. liz: he was laughing -- david: no saab story? liz: peugeot diesel. david: nice, nice. liz: good little car. david: top fed officials sounding off on the economy and their easy money policies, couple days of at fed decision. did we get any clue at all to the timing when fed would stop printing as much. details coming up. liz: this earnings season is far from over. more than 70% of the companies have of course reported. we've already got some predictions what will happen in the next quarter reports. we will give you the names of three companies that could surprise but to the downside. next week. ♪ my customers can shop around. but it doesn't usually work that way with health care. with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment options and cost estimates, so we can ke better health decisions. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. help the gulf when we made recover and

i think ed demarco is ratchet willing up guaranty fees to make it more expensive to do that business for them. there are some things that should be changed before it's finalized. there can be a new model that can get us out of the fannie and freddie situation we have now because they're basically government monopoly. 75% of the market, you know,ist nice they're paying taxpayers back. they're generating a lot of money. but the taxpayers are essentially guaranteeing all of that. the housing market turns again, we'll be on the hook again. so, the sooner we take care of that problem the better. privatization needs to come back but not in the way it existed before. we don't need it the way it existed before. it destabilized our economy. >> thank you for weighing in. sheila bair. >>> mental issues once again leading to tragedy. friday's shooting although l.a.x. airport sparking more concerns over the melt healthoment health care system. i'll talk about costs people need to deal with hejts health issues. ♪ ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] each one of us is our own boss. ♪ ♪ and no ma

i guaranty this hit is a stop. tough sell pandora based on sheer amount of competition but not only apple and spotify. you have the new apps coming out allow to you aggregate anything you hear on the radio instantly and will play on to your playlists. several players are out here. i think pandora overpriced. high beta stocks had a big top, linkedin, stubhub, yelp. you will sell those tomorrow. david: getting back to the rivalry between pandora and apple, i want to go to cole on this, sometimes you can buy both sides of arrive val. sometimes the market is big enough to two two players in it. to that point you specifically recommend both microsoft and google, two rivals of the top order. they're going at each other with everything they have right now. you say buy them both. why? >> yeah. i mean they're rivals in one hand, people look at it, reality many parts of the core business they're not rivals. microsoft has embedded incumbent player in enterprise business. they're very powerful in large business and effectively

challenges and have been under national pressure that the military would go under offensive and guarantyingce is going to be the biggest challenge for the new military chief. >> thanks indeed for that. china sent military planes through the newly-declared defense zone over the east china sea, they flew through the disputed air space on thursday and japan, south korea and the united states and beijing has tensions as with the contested islands. they are watching north korea which it believes is test running a nuclear reactor, the u.n. agency says steam has been seen coming out from the nuclear facility and the plant has been out of operation for years. in 2008 north korea destroyed the cooling towers because of diplomatics with the neighbors. growing stress between the korea has a peace pact under peace park under threat. the park would straddle the north and south border and have significant cooperation between the two sides which are still technically at war. in order for that to go ahead and harry has more on the north/south korean border. >> reporter: a few hundred meters south of the wo

david: rich, there is no guaranty they fix the glitches. fix the glitches are they going to delay the rollout a little bit more? because you can't expect people to sign into a program that technically they can't sign on to? >> what the administration has said it alluded to if you can't actually sign up for it, that part of the law might be delayed, the one that requires you to have health insurance. if you don't you have to pay a penalty. but there are folks in congress pushing to delay that mandate one year. a democrat came out with a republican, senator joe manchin of west virginia. they want to delay the mandate one year. david: we'll see if it happens. rich edson, thank you very much. >> as rich was talking obamacare technicians are struggling to deal with enrollments just in the hundreds. what happens when that grows to tens of thousands every day? we have dan schuyler, who has been working with states trying to deal with all this. liz: fans of jay-z are caller to the rap legend to end his deal with upscale clothing store barney's fall

user growth is starting to flag and, you know, mobile advertising is growing fast but there is no guarantyorever. liz: tom and igor, two smart guys who have very interesting opinions about this i see the caution signal going with both of you. good to see you both. you're always welcome. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> parish sensor is a virtue especially when it comes to investing in tech ipos. a study by the "new york post" shows investors who wait a week, just a week, to buy a hot tech ipo, can make 60% more than those who invest. seven out of nine ipos, waiting a week would have boosted profit by $129,000. liz: if you wait adweek after investing in the facebook ipo that would have resulted in a 28% higher return than had you purchased the stock on debut day. waiting one week on amazon would have resulted in a 75% higher profit. let's look at zynga, that was an interesting one. this is a losing stock. investors would haveegained 11% advantage if they waited to buy. the only two stocks that saw a rise in prices five days after the ipo were google and yahoo! >> google was profitable fi

look at the derivative plays, the assured guaranties of the world. you mentioned insurance names. there's pockets in the energy space and in the financials that have lots of upside still to go. >> i want to break away from it, and go over to dominic chu for a "market flash." what are you watching? >> we're watching shares of crocs on bloomberg headlines, that the company had explored leverage buyout with the likes of kkr and possibly a blackstone. the talks have reportedly failed and now the company, crocs, is evaluating strategic options. you can see from the headlines the stock is up about 12% on the news, scott, so we'll keep an eye on that as the day progresses. over to you. >> all right, thanks. big day for retail, m&a news with crocs, guys, and macy's another. what do we make of the crocs story? >> crocs has been being bought out for three, four, five years, and i think at some point it will happen. but the news that's out there now, if you're in the name, take profits here. if you're looking to play specialty footwear, look at dck, ua. take the money and run if you're in th

there are no security points that can guaranty the security of our data or that our data is not beingle of ill will. charles: can this be fixed way they're going about it right now? feels like a real haphazard way with these artificial timelines to get it fixed back up and running. is that the dumb way to go about this? >> well it is certainly the improper way to go and probably you can get it fixed to the point it will look good on the surface but it will still be full of holes. the only way to fix this from a security standpoint, again i'm interested in computer security more than any other aspect of the system, from a security standpoint you can not fix the holes without completely redoing the architecture and meaning throwing the thing out and start over. it will look good and people can say i can get on now and have no problems, it will be so full of holes no one in their right mind would use it. charles: what do you make of the notion, john, they have hired a whole bunch of of people, they call them navigators and they're paying them a lot of money could be anyone. convicted fel

you have to wonder, and you can guaranty it will come up at today's white house briefing, why if there was quote, unquote fear inside the white house about this being potentially unavailable, they moved forward anyway, bill. bill: the email suggest that is henry chao, who we have gotten to know last few weeks he was worried more about pr and then consumers getting insurance. what did you find in the email? >> reporter: some of his testimony on capitol hill he also cared about consumers whether they would be able to enroll and get health insurance but pr, you're right, later in the same email, henry chao talks about the image of people logging on and not being able to see anything. he said, quote, i'm picturing in my mind all the major print and online publications taking screen shots what is below and ramping up the hyperbole about hc.gov not being funkal, suggesting they were worried exactly what happened, us and others in the media looking at website not working. they were trying to find a better, more palatable way to tell people it is not working focusing on the pr there. cms offic

it is not necessarily going to guaranty those wins although it could help along the way.purple states. speaking of women, let's talk about someone who has gotten a bun of women on this side, chris christie. 13%, sounds really lame but it's a lot, isn't it, as far as republican voters go? >> it is a lot. he also made gains among minorities and among democrats. apparently a third of democrats in new jersey backed christie which is enormous for him. and i think that this all points to 2016. the perennial question facing chris christie. tracy: the tony soprano thing doesn't work outside of our state, right? that is my concern, for him. that, rough and gruff and i don't care what you think attitude works in jersey. that is actually how you have to talk to us but the rest of the world isn't comfortable with that. >> it's true but the conservative base might be because they really go for that kind of aggressive posturing that we see among a lot of tea party republicans. so it is possible his appeal could cross over to that side. i agree with you. a lot of people are worried abou

wyoming, a republican, brought this issue up in 2010 and said, we have to have strong language that guarantiesat people can grandfather their policies and keep them. all of these democrats who are flocking to the white house demanding action voted expense that in the senate in 2010. so there is a great deal of irony in this. if they don't solve this problem, this is going to mushroom. there was a study by the mc klatschchy newspapers, indepth analysis of regulations in force. their analysis of policies between 32 to 52 million american workers, now, remember those policies cover workers and their families. that between 32 and 52 million american workers are going to lose their policies. that would happen in 2014 during the election year. these democrats understand how problematic that would be. martha: unbelievable mess. you heard what nancy pelosi just said. she is suggesting that the president might come forward with something earlier as today he would like to see happen in terms of trying to get this thing fixed. she also said she would really prefer that the change be administrative rather

we're talking about the future really, being able to guaranty the retirement benefits for the 25-year-old are just starting, for the 45-year-old teachers in the middle of their career. as you say, we have a $55 billion unfunded liability in the teachers retirement system but we also have $40 billion in the bank. we're not going to run out of money anytime in the immediate future but this is a business that requires long-term focus and problems -- adam: so what, let me ask you, you know, you actually were quoted in a press release that the retirement system put out, despite strong returns, you had 8%, or this year, 12-point% rate of return, despite the strong returns the teachers retirement system can not invest the way out funding hole we're in. you continue to get shortchanged on acutarial base business by the state. >> right. adam: you said since 1939 not once has illinois funded on actuarial basis, i think in english is the basis they should have. >> absolutely, spot on with that. adam: so why is anything going to change? so we're almost 60 years since 39. why is anything going to chan

jon: i suppose exploration of mars is no guaranty. go through that complicateed touchdown program that the curiosity did. but a lot of nations, i mean russians record of exploring mars, launching a successful mission is only 14%. >> right. they had miss after miss. every single country that ever sent a probe to mars lost the first one that they sent. even the americans. the americans figured it out pretty quickly. russians never really did. of course india is trying for it now. we'll see how they do. the indian mars spacecraft is arriving just about a week apart from when maven arrives. september of 2014 we'll see how they, we'll see how they do. jon: we mentioned that last week, when india launched that craft to get up there. obviously that is one of the problems in exploring mars. nasa says it still wants to send human beings up there in what, 2030. it's a 10 month trip! >> it's a 10-month trip and people forget how hard it is to do it. you saw the giant rocket launching maven, maven spacecraft weighses 2 1/2 tons. on the spacecraft

. >> i think it is not possible for me to guaranty that 100% of the people 100% of the time going onperfectly, seamless, smooth experience. we're going to have to continue to improve it, even after november 30th, december 1st. >> the president also acknowledges the problems with the obamacare rollout is politically costing democrats, despite the administration's announced fix, democrats are moving forward with their own solution. senator mary landrieu up for re-election will continue to work on legislation to fix this. another democrat, senator kay hagan, one year fix is not enough and congress needs to do more. back to you. ashley: rich, quickly i'm trying to understand this process. so if is really onus going back on insurance companies do they have the ability to say, no, to the one-year extension, or are they being forced to accept at least another year? >> absolutely. for you to get canceled plan you have to go through two layers. first the state insurance commissioner which you live has to sign off on to allow standards to be lowered. your insurance company says, okay, we will

and again, according to lee the supreme court addressed to maintain organized society that guaranties a religious freedom to great variety of faith that some religious practices yield to the common good. >> i agree. >> case goes on and on. it is not a surprising notion. we can't have people just announce, wait, i firmly and absolutely believe in x. and x happens to be inconsistent with the statute that was just passed and i really believe it strongly and it comes from wherever the great leader is in this particular religious group and no one doubts they're sincere that notion is not a viable notion. that is not the way we run. >> judge, that is the holding employment division which rfra a was enacted to overturn. >> did not overturn lee. the principles in lee have been recited by the supreme court and over and over again. they are viable principles and sometimes free exercise has to give way to the common good, epending -- depending upon whether the government shows -- >> when there is compelling interest by least prescriptive means which is certainly not this case. i see my time as e

i'm also very encouraged with a lot of what frank kendall had to say here just 10 days ago and i guaranty we will be more than happy to sit down and go through with him line by line, federal regulations to thin them out and to simplify them. of course along the way we just can't focus on big dod. we have also got to work with the services up and down the chain of command. you're not going to do this without full participation of the industry partners that dr. hamre talked about. but i think we're at a point where everybody agrees this is the time we have to act. so for our approach we started on october 29th with a hearing that looked back at the last 25 years of acquisition reform efforts. we had three excellent witnesses that fav us their insights. we're continue with conversations with people across government and outside of government and again, so far there's been nothing but eagerness to help. i expect we're going to have working groups across organizations in the coming months and obviously we're going to have hearings directly on this topic but in addition to that this topic is go

you should stop the supplies to afghanistan and not give any exit guarantees until the americans guarantyll stop the drone strikes. however, it must be understood the relationship with the united states is decades old and despite the ups and downs the relationship is likely to continue no matter what the consequence is for both countries because the americans have also said the strategic partnership with pakistan is extremely important and the political leadership within the country is also divided as far as that relationship with the united states is concerned. >> reporter: blocking key supply routes to afghanistan, is that likely to happen or is that more of an empty threat? >> well, as far as the province they are concerned which is where i am right now the government they will be moving to an assembly calling for a blockade of nato supplies through the particular province and that is underway and this is very real and the leader of the pakistan who heads the government in the providence says he doesn't care even if he was to lose his government at the providence. so indeed he is chall

recognition that the transatlantic relationship was for both sides look especially for germany, a true guarantyf treatment security. d from miami, florida, talking about the gettysburg address this morning. talk aboutanted to the actual use of "four score and seven years ago, our fathers , out of all the many books and writings about lincoln and his gettysburg address, no one has accurately explained why lincoln used that. of course, the watchers score and seven years ago was 87 years , going back in time from 1863 to 1776. even though he used 87 years, when he gave a speech at the white house on july 4 1863 right after the battle of gettysburg and right after the siege at pittsburgh had ended, lincoln realized he was always referred to as father abraham. he used that as the master politician he was. and four score and six years ago 1616.m genesis it is the first use of the word "score" in the king james bible. story of abram, who of course in the next chapter is renamed abraham by god. genesis 1616, cointreau score , was abramrs ago when the slave woman hagar gave birth to his son. host: that