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but icahn teardown. i was showing her love. she asked me if she were a hutu. i told her she was a tutsi, like me, because i was her mother and cared for her. and it did not matter any more. we are all were landon's now. the issue of tried is over. -- we are all rouyn's and -- rwandan now. >> there was a proverb that says upbringing is more important and birth, and i believe that. 1994 is not everything. i get memories of the genocide on the anniversary in april, but 1994 is no longer the most important thing in my life. instead of remembering 1994, i think about my children and their education. 1994 is no longer in me. >> 16 years is long enough for a child to grow up. it is a short time to recover from the horrors of rwanda has seen, and rape is still a crime that is hardest to discuss. how would the children escaped stigma as they reach adulthood will be a measure of how much of rwanda has managed to but the past behind it. >> since the film was made, jean-claude as learned the details of his conception. the bosnian parliament is the latest of several in eur

icahn sold to american airlines for $400 million. he could -- if they never have acquired that in the public market. this is public convenience and necessity and not for the personal enrichment of the carriers. america made that money back in about a year. but st. louis lost its connection to the world beyond. an awful lot of people lost their jobs in the process. ultimately twa, one of the great, proud carriers of decades past, was absorbed by american, and now hasted of that -- that o'hare for service. that is the encapsulated summary of mergers and vagueness. too big to fail -- united- continental, one of our witnesses just said, would control 20% of the domestic share, $115 billion of a rigid 115 billion available seat miles. that is enormous capacity patrol. -- control. i asked yesterday, and mr. forbes may recall this, why would anyone on any carrier spend $150 million on a 747, went for $50 million you can buy an entire fleet? >> opt-in carolyn -- into an airline in equity and turned it back. 180 degrees. less than $1 billion