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herm's and he's terms i think are acceptable to the palestinians so they would be nice most it's meaning over the years everybody wants peace the question is what are you ready to sacrifice in order to achieve peace and very little people look many people in israel and maybe also in palestine are ready to sacrifice enough in order to achieve. it so you personally you don't expect anything to happen any steps further while netanyahu aides in charge i don't accept to have a final solution what we used to call peace i don't accept these do it but i think everybody is busy know in what is called plan b. how can we arrange the talks to fail in an agreement really to fail in a way that will bring violence or a lot of palestinian international activity especially in the un but to fail in an aggrieved way that the palestinians will get some think. everybody will be able to say that the talks cheve to. something for the palestinians so it is i think is what's going on at the moment i personally very much against it but there are different views about it what needs to change in the class at her ne

the show currency decline continues to heat new hermes it to the year nineteen hundred dollars today it almost ten times mole compared to now stand. this has raised eyebrows in the us to make this prompted a special hearing on capitol hill. many believe the corn skyrocketing by stems from one to pull it from within the last. as such he's casey peel the recall. i hope this is because of austin spent the time the u s senate. ironically the last couple of days that they spent about half that we see benefits he says that i'm physically in that they like as well as blocking toasts happening. the race they involve with them that costs of money laundering and drug smuggling but the tickets friday. now as it gets a mess at source of financing which is quite a bit sad necessitate a change is that considering the us is banned and still insists that criticize out of the claim that as of tonight it just demonstrates how much we've seen its size. i just wanna let you know that if you think that stage in the pickling tv guide the domestic housing units on a cpap at three hundred and twenty seven t

she looked at herme tricks and saw she saw crossover with posies cafe. >> katrina sent the e maim hey you have the same customer, they are swiping both cards let's connect up. >> she reached out to me to see if we wanted to do some sort of campaign. >> we plug each other's stores. if you shop here this month you get a reward at posie's. >> if they purchased a birthday cake they would get a discount. >> we share our customer and the customer doesn't have to go outside of that. they get it. we'll be more profitable. our market share is bigger. our voice is louder. they understand that. >> government officials in all 50 states and washington, d.c. including president obama have officially recognized small business saturday. i recently spoke with acting small business administrator to ask her why it's so important for us to support independently owned businesses in our communities. so, small business saturday has gained so much traction over the last three years. why do you think it's gotten this wide adoption? >> well, i think everybody enjoys supporting their local communities and shopp

my yahoo group backing the center of athens this is that most treats the streets of gold hermes the golden trade and this is the main shopping street in athens you were telling me. the street is a reflection all the states of the colony of greece. i'm so so close. in the center of the ec acting was in boston the tomb also because so many people was he now what is the prickly sound but they don't stop they don't have money. and that this is a problem for my kids easy. films like you know the pulse of view of the problem here is that banks are reluctant to lend to greet called peninsula can you do this all the. the city from them is not only the city's know if they see and think that is to have a crack. and we have to find their way with about two thousand and nine. we have the european investment nine smiley has to say that the smaller end of the month of practice. we have to go support the snow. but the insights that way. lols they have been fed by the ottoman. i've been watching tv display the government says that up to six years of recession the greek economy will stop to grow again next

. >> t herm cave when he ran the national restaurant association and everything in moderation? but that point does not come home to the government? >> but that government is establisheto prevent governments from telling you what to do. as long as you are not bothering somebody else's pursuit of happiness. >> ben franklin said early to bet early to rise of the betty should have some french fries. >> allotted you grrrr about e elephant in the room how could this make it to print? another calls it renewed a and clie regard this have a new one feelabout christie its and dehumanizing. >> as long as they spell the name right it is ok. good or bad they got the sensewhen attacking mitt romney to say i'm sorry. but you throw stuff at him they throw it back and they will throw straighter and harder. neil: i seek you are right but to use fake always going back to this, a comntator on anothers network said this. >> i dye my hair blond as well but it is not even a magazine. the last time it is about this thick. i am not saying anything that is so go into journalism that it does bother me. n

now, i'm joined now by phillipe, senior credit analyst at hermes. you were talking earlier about this being the safest bet. what do you think that means? i mean, have they done a lot? is there an acceleration of the noncore, selling off of that noncore assets. is that enough to win shareholders over about rbs? >> i think over the medium term, yes. and i think the focus is shifting, as you say, from selling as fast as you can to try to exact more value out of those assets. .i think it's a more material break-up. it's been off the that bank external would have been rather costly. there can have been some benefits that would have come at a very high cost. and i think the recent story, if you look at mg, rkbc, if you have a bit more time and there is time to sell after that, then it's turned tout make more money. >> well, then isn't it a concern that things like citizens are being fast forwarded? we know that the former finance director of rbs, who has gone over to run citizen wanted more time to build that business up, extract value, looking for an ipo

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won't realize, but it's made in-- on the fourth floor, the third floor of the building in paris, the hermes shops still make the saddles in a room that's about-- you know. >> rose: does the process of production interest both of you? how it's made? >> i think that's one of the things where we probably spend more time talking about how you make something than most other parts of process. >> sort of all we really care about. >> rose: tell me about that. >> well, you know, we're obsessed with,-- i think one of the reasons we do what we do is because, you know, i think i can safely speak for jony, you know, we're not collectors of design, you know, we don't do this to sort of acquire-- we don't aspire to own lots of this stuff. what really interests us about what we do is learning about materials, about technology, about different processes. and all of those things ultimately are about making things and making things well. and being able to do things that are really manufactured in a superior way. and i think we're really obsessed with the way things are made. and learning about processes and -

when president obama took office on san suu kyi was in her 14th year of house arrest and hundreds of hermes citizens were imprisoned merely for exercising their right of free speech. burma's leaders faced enormous economic pressure and intense international escalation until they chose another path. over the last several years we have worked closely with president hussein and on san suu kyi and with the government and people of erma as they have made historic changes. today more than 8000 lyrical prisoners have been released and we are helping burma build a credible electoral infrastructure ahead of its 2015 national elections. we are supporting a process of constitutional reform and national reconciliation. as erma moves towards greater openness and change, we are easing sanctions while encouraging responsible investment and robust support for the people and civil society activists who suffered so long under the iron fist of dictatorship. there is still a great deal of work ahead before burma fully transitions to democracy. the challenge of overcoming the violence and protecting vulnerable

there were two brothers, herm an brown and george brown.hey created out of nothing a straight construction empire in the southwest. we knew very little about the people in the southwest. herm an brown and lyndon johnson became close and made an early rise to power. >> next we go to california. you're on the air. >> mr. carol, i was particularly intrigued by what coach stephens said in the second book. i hope in this book you'll talk about lbj's relations with shall an shiffers. >> you know, senator yarborough was so helpful to him. he was the other senator from texas for the last four years that johnson was in the senate. and he is a figure in the book. and we'll see an old fashioned texas look. >> go back to this room. >> yes. >> what would he use this room for? were there major decisions reached in this room? >> during the last two years that he was senate majority, you know, i have to say lyndon johnson, he he had so much space in this town that they used to call this johnson ranch. he had the entire western end of the building, six floo

and actually her may -- hermes can increase value. chanel, sell it for a 1,000.get 400. if you sell with us and over $5,000 sales which almost all the consigners are you get $700. majority goes to the consignor. lori: sorry, julie, do you have enough trouble getting luxury goods? sounds almost too good to be true? you. >> know, actually we don't. in just the new york metro alone there is over $12 billion sold into the market in the categories we participate in every single year. so, the u.s. has over $2 trillion of people's things and the last 10 years. so there are a lot of products out there. lori: great. sound cool. >> we're creating liquidity. lori: thanks. you sure are. julie wainwright, appreciate it. adam: she could soon be the most powerful woman in the world. janet yellen grilled by senators. "markets now" all over it with the reaction from washington, d.c. wall street and main street. gutsy or stupid? snap chat rejects facebook's 3 billion-dollar buyout. coming up is tracy byrnes and ashley webster. five tech stocks with more than a 10%... change in aft