join ming me is ceo of harman.you for joining me. >> thank you for having me. >> there were heavy restructuring charges but you saw hay sales. characterize the business for it. >> fourth quarter was good good. we saw 8% on the top line and 9% increase on bottom line. all in all without the charges of you know, restructuring, we had good development. we improved inspite of the slow top line worldwide. >> it is interesting because recently, when i talked to asset alligators, they say buy europe. valuations are so low, but from a fundamental perspective, what are you seeing? >> i think europe is probably stabilizing now. europe has seen 15 to 20% slow down in production quarter for quarter for last three quarters. now this quarter we just finished, only line 3%. and falling behind our our industry and markets like china for the luxury car sales, which relies very heavily on. >> your company, 70% of the business relates to the auto sector. >> correct. >> what are you seeing in that area and how important is that area i

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hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harman welcome to the big picture. the judges a sense on sunday. that killed in the streets. that women are kidnapped and converted to islam by force will there be another layer of motives for the cultic christians of egypt to the cross to his muslim its future victims. the way of the cross. i would rather as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question more. live . live live. live . i'm. breaking news and i'll see whistleblower edward snowden has left the transit zone of moscow's sheremetyevo airport after being given temporary asylum in russia. and welcome to all the t twenty news life or most. volatile main story now and listen blow edward snowden has been given temporary asylum by russia allowing him to leave the transit zone of sheremetyevo airport after find weeks in limbo the new assisting him and that's when he could sure anis as the paperwork issued today allow snowden

of the career pathway, for these deserving youth, there is nobody that understands it better than harman and kelley. >> i proposed amendment. >> all right. >> council have a copy of that? >> i was from the city attorney's office and i was handed that language and i move that the language that he read at the beginning of the meeting is also available and in a printed copies over on table over there. and that would be an amendment to number one in section e of the mlu to replace the language that is there by adding the general managers will jointly provide an annual report to the commissions no later than november 15, for each year, the mlu is in place, and covering the work program completing, and sources and use of funds. concession management and facility condition and replacement needs and activities and so those are the two proposed and two of the joint responsibilities of sfpec and the ripd. >> all right. >> there is a further proposed amendment that rithcie read and it is before the commission and it is to section b. of the mlu. and that is, to provide that in the sentence that is b

strikes that scientists and other experts have warned of for some examples of that the residents laurie harman asked . energy supply hunger our biggest issues need to be addressed with long term solutions but in today's modern society we face issues with short term solutions over and over again. just in climate research or moji blackfeet says our short term view is dooming us from a climate change perspective in america a large energy lobby prohibits the growth of clean britney will energy and of course the automobile industry will fight emission standards were formed to with a nano any long term changes we need to make to address humanity's impact on climate change is warranted by our corporations short term interest in turning a profit. sheila bair was the chairman of the f.d.i.c during the two thousand and eight economic crash she wrote in a paper quote in my opinion the overarching lesson of the crisis is the plan based short term thinking that helps to bring it about when you have behaviors like executive compensation very you have courting to current year earnings conditions financial wo

hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harman welcome to the big picture. i would rather as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.t. question more. good afternoon and welcome to prime interest i'm perry i'm boring and i'm bob english let's get to our headlines. eric holder is looking into market raiding the f.b.i. announced it's finally looking into an issue that has been all too apparent to traders for gear is namely the government's key economic announcements are awaited still being elite black boxes are supposed to embargo information until be and balance but you know unfortunately these uncle sam and your black boxes well they're about as useful as a screen door on a submarine only last friday the big monthly jobs number was leaked three seconds early enough time to make tens of millions of dollars all in each of us and speaking of economic growth.

they sold it to the harman empire and then they end up merging.hington post" talked about this guy and his personal decency as if they are entrusting it to a good guy. >> tonight on cavuto at 8:00 p.m. eastern, do not miss neil cavuto talking to the always interesting tycoon about his experience investing in newspapers. sam zell. he will talk about that and so much more with neil cavuto tonight. and the battle over herbalife heating up. another billionaire once the securities and exchange commission to investigate the company. charlie gasparino has investigated. is there really a case? reporter: i do want to ask one thing about "the washington post." i am trained to say all this stuff. what i can tell you is the sec is looking into the claims that there is some sort of a stock manipulation. he is claiming that they are all colluding, talking to each other, looking to squeeze this, for all the shares and at some point, you know, make it impossible for me to borrow my shares, to keep this going. we started his claim. i will tell you that this is wha

mark harman comes in second.owering above all is judge judy, she will rake in a mind- blowing $47 million this coming tv season. there's one more thing about the fill that will he takes issue with. -- film that he takes issue with. >> saying it took three hours a day to get your hair right. does it take you three hours a day to fix your hair? >> yikes. sort of the opposite. >> diane: wozniak says he simply didn't find the movie entertaining enough to recommend it to friends. >>> new details have emerged about the bachelor contestant that took her own life last week. we are learning that gina allend was heart broken when he told her he didn't love her anymore. >> reporter: we are learning new details about the final hours from the contestant who took her loan life. gia allemand and ryan anderson reportedly had a bitter argument where he told her, i don't love you anymore. she was devastated at the prospect of yet another failed romance. she was rejected by the bachelor and suffered a string of other heart breaks.

jane harman needs no introduction to anybody here. he is the executive director of the woodrow wilson center. served how many terms in congress? nine terms in congress as ranking member on the house intelligence committee for many years, and then the homeland security committee. is the executive director of the aclu, and has been a consistent voice for civil liberties on all the issues we are going to talk about. let us start right off with the nsa program. i know some of it was covered in the previous panel, but i want to get into, with raj, how it actually works. i am talking about the metadata program, which was probably the biggest disclosure by edward snowden, the fact that millions and millions of records of were beingone calls collected/stored. i will let people use the words they want. by the nsa, under a provision of the patriot act. exactly how this program works in practice. ?ho has access to it what can those records be used for? >> thanks for pulling this all together. what i wanted to start out with is that i firmly beli

each other] >> i don't know what death is required for the intelligence community, given where jane harman sat where we had, she sat do not just hundreds but thousands of briefings on the most sensitive activities that we did and they had to market down to the chair or ranking minority member. we did it. and the written responses, we get thousand of written responses to this oversight committees, and we also have to go to the appropriators. and i did that in both my role at cia and at dh as. and it just wasn't much that i can think of much that we did not speak very candidly to in the conference. and also, -- my goodness, we talked about sources, methods, access is that if compromise could lead to real detriment to our national secure overseas and allies, to american lives, and also people who work for the united states to serve a fascist could interest. i don't know how much further we can go. this moist discussion i found quite disturbing, ambassador and admiral blair speak quite candidly. >> let me just, i need to cut you off. we need to go to questions. i don't want, maybe you can wrap