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obviously isi is controlled by the army. it is part of the army. so my question is, are you saying that the pakistan army is the right enemy? one. and two, whether they are the right enemy or not definitely behind all the chaos and what's going to happen again if afghanistan has her strategic depth or something like that. so understanding all of that, why did they keep supporting the pakistan army by funding by veteran and by having a true dialogue with the army so it is just, i don't understand. >> wow, this is really also why i wrote the book because there's a lot of debate inside the military, the project really between parts of the american government, between the military. because they are on the ground they mostly know what's going on when you talk to them they are the most rank. cia has its own opinion and diplomat tend to say no, no, there's no proof they are not part in the taliban. so you've got this model in side the american executive, which is struggling and which i think causes this strange policy. you've also got this argument, which

consider isis. rallied from $9 and change from october 2012 all the way up to $59 since february. we're going into a tail spin seeking $27.81 more than cut in half from its highs. there is no doubt that isis got ahead of itself and maybe became overvalued but given the fact that the stock was able to pop nearly 11.5% on positive data it might be okay to circle back. this is not a pie in the sky player that is trading on nothing more than pipe dreams. it trades on a very real pipeline. it turns them into reality. if you have got a genetic disorder this thing might be the future of medicine. now isis now has 32 drugs. this is something that can be incredibly lucrative. a rare genetic condition. and a potential block buster drug. it's another or fan condition that leads to infantile death. a number of cancer treatments in phase two and three trials. i want to ask about and some interesting formulations for diabetes. it is totally legitimate. so let's check in with dr. stanley. find out more about where

and, obviously, isi is controlled by the army, part of the army.o my question is, so are you saying that pakistan army is the right enemy? one. and, two, whether they are the right enemy or not they are definitely behind all the chaos, what's going on and what's going to happen again and afghanistan, like army wants afghanistan as their strategic partner for something like that. so then, understanding all that, why does u.s. government keep supporting pakistan army by funding and by having a dialogue with the army and not the government? so it's just, i mean, everybody knows it. we keep doing it. i don't understand the reason. >> well, this is really also why i wrote the book because it's still a lot of debate inside the military, but particularly inside, between parts of the american government, between the military -- the military mostly know because they are on the ground they mostly know what's going on. when you talk to them they are the most frank. cia has its own opinion, and the diplomats tend to say no, no, no. there's no proof, they're no

cook on friday, the ceo of isis.ou asked me to look into the pipeline, the cancer pipeline of astrazeneca. it's largely isis pharmaceutical. i think that's interesting because isis is an american company -- >> on par -- >> the isis formula, which is an rna therapeutics, its novel i think is terrific for cancer. it's so interesting that they would rather -- pfizer hundred billion to get astrazeneca, but it is -- you're spending a fortune and really what i'm saying it really was decided by tax. because if it's the isis cancer product, you really wouldn't -- you could go buy isis and save a lot of money. but isis is located here. >> that's too bad. >> yeah. >> at least for now. >> too bad just a great country that has great scientists. i wish we had a tax rate. >> that's a great point, jim. when we come back, nobel laureate robert shiller will break down the case-shiller home price number and offer his outlook on real estate. squawk alley 11:00 a.m. eastern, the reverend jesse jackson, why is he showing up at google and

this video is by the islamic state of iraq in sere where or isis.treme even al qaeda has disowned them. analysts say the video shows isis is becoming an even deadlier threat, waging an extremely effective propaganda war. >> there's money behind it. it's not just idiots. these idiots have somebody controlling them and providing them with equipment that is very expensive. you just can't get in a cave. >> reporter: one frightening sequence shows isis fighters disguised as iraqi soldiers setting up fake checkpoints. this man, accused of being part of iraq's security forces, is hauled off and executed. in another scene, a man is hunted down. after being shot, he pleads for his life. "i'm just a driver" he says, "just a driver." what appears to be the man in an iraqi uniform is shown. then sheer brutality. a hail of bullets shot into his back. and that's not the worst of it. this man was accused of working with the u.s. he and his two sons forced to dig their own graves. >> what happened to these people to lose their humanity? their propaganda is the tool

i found an insider in the isi who admitted that in told me yes we do have a special desk. they were responsible. one man was responsible for looking after bin laden which manhandling him as the cia might handle and asset. they call it an intelligence. it was completely deniable. they will still deny it but it exists and they did it to attacked him but also to use him so that he could influence their own relatives and he could be used as a figurehead work to control things. he was better in their pocket that large. so that was the main thing i found. there's much more to say but i'm going to leave it there because i want to take questions afterwards and i will hand it over to willem. thank you. [applause] >> thanks. hi everyone. it's a real honor for me to talk with you. not the least because i think one of the first times i came to grips with what was going on in baluchistan was by reading your looks and looking at some of the -- by scott who was there with you. i went there six or seven months after that period. this region is the size of -- [inaudible] it's a vast vast a

you know you're going over there necessarily fighting against these suckers even mean if you look at isis for example they barely fight the regime there pretty much fighting against double to loose or other islamist forces. and there's also the factor of some individuals have over there and they become completely disillusioned cuz it's not as nice as is it's been a triangle put out there any news the whole slogan of it being sort of a five star compared to c afghanistan was still pretty brutal topics. it's a war and its now like living in paris or london or berlin necessary course you have much time for ministry training before you'll turn into a fight when asked jiabao face threats of going back which western expats to battle. is that really i mean is there any evidence to suggest that somebody coming back woods. i want to commit attacks on british school french soil for example. so there is an academic study by a norwegian thomas hank amber and i looked at data from nineteen eighty to two thousand ten of westerners who have gone abroad to fight an on form battles and only about one in n

isys pharmaceuticals, it's reporting tuesday.ha i bought 300 shares at $50. ouch. what do i do? >> all right. well, these kinds of stocks are not going to start acting well yet.kito you need a total change in the economy. but i amhe never going to tell u to sell isis pharma, which could get a takeover bid down at 25. that would be absurd. this stock's down 35% and it's a quality company. i'm not at' seller, i would be buyer of isis. john in kentucky, please, john? >> caller: hey, jim. thanks for your help. i really appreciate it. >> sure.re >> caller: my stock is exxi. i bought it about a month ago after you interviewed the ceo. reported yesterday, missed on the top and bottom.the top and . been down about 5% the last two days, should i buy, sell, or hold? >> when we first started talking with them, the stock was around 21, 22, i think it's fine. the oil stocks are good. was the quarter high-quality? it's next year when he's got the properties i like it for. that stock's worth holding, but we're going to be s in -- take look at aeog on monday. i think that's going to be a better

on the weather alert. 105 degrees in gilroy, we don't see this of ten, it is extreme weather and it isisoing to brk by the end of the week. little bit of a greece stabreezo build. very mild overnight. temps in the 60s. it is going to be hot hazy. things will change but not for us inland until we get into this weekend. look at the difference today and tomorrow. 88 degrees today. 73, keep dropping. friday and saturday. just falling by a couple of degrees wednesday and thursday. we'll talk about this heat. we have broken it down pretty well for you. >> we will keep checking for you. this is an amazing story. two young boys recovering after a freak accident. a strong wind sent a bounce house flying into the sdi ky inw york. >> a girl and a boy suffered injuries. they fell 15 to 20 feet to the ground. the man who owned the bounce house properly staked it to the ground. >> all i saw was arms and legs going. >> that girl suffered minor injuries. no charges will be filed. >> germs aren't the only thing you worry about with those things this morning. >> the judge overseeing the trial may announce

you are concerned about a group called isis. what do they do?> shally the islamic states of iraq and greater syria and they are a successor to al-qaeda in iraq and a group of american ands people across the world and certainly the iraqis will know the atrocities that are committed in the iraq war. and now because of the lack of governance in syria and vacum of security. isis rose to the foreand welcomed with open arms hundreds of europeans and americans as we are finding out increasingly. they are specifically dedicated to a global, a global struggle and the reach is beyond syria they have a certain intention to commit acts of violence in europe and in the united states. >> and some of the things that these guys are known to have done are appalling. off of the charts in terms of their brutality. >> they are. i mean, they are really off of the charts. you see, it is so bad it is hard to research, because the videos you have to watch of horror and boiling heads in pots and crucifying people. it is violence for violence's sake. and the notion they

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isi think the new york times a singular news gathering institution. i don't get is one of the best, i think it is the best. i have spent my career in a sense in opposition to it. competitive with it. i was a washington post reporter for 10 years. i learned to be a reporter by getting my but kicked and bill -- by getting my butt kicked by bill keller in moscow. piece, youed up a can be sure i feel competitive with it. as a newsgathering organization, they are not the wall street journal or the washington post. i want the new york times to be great. i think it is possible it is the most important private institution in this country. i can do read every language. it is better than anything i can read. >> what does that have to do with the fact that the new york times -- and your take on the changing leadership? >> i think it is tough on the institution. >> the institution suffers. >> at least temporarily. >> it is suffering because people call into question -- its >> i don't think so. a lot of people out in the world who read the new your times. >> that

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. >> someone in national security told us isis is so out there that it's the group that he worries that hit inside the u.s. will come from this group. >> it could. it serm could come from al qaeda in the rainian peninsula, but isis was disavowed by al qaeda leadership. >> what do you have to do to be disavowed by al qaeda? >> don't forget this's a history of this where bin laden and al zawahiri september a letter saying stop cutting off the heads of werpers and killing so many shia because the u.s. is using this as propaganda. it's causing a problem for al qaeda management in pakistan. >> thanks so much. >>> coming up in the sports lead, a doctor's noetd that says donald sterling cannot make his own decision as a record offer comes in for the l.a. clippers. how long until he's really gone for good? >>> plus, it seemed like a simple why, the redskins asking fans to help defend the name. we're supposing the team was not expecting the response it got. ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothie

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isi does not al-s make their lives better, egyptians will lose their patience with him, too. i would have al-sis huge challenges and not a lot of time to get things done. 55 people have been found guilty in a mass trial in the northwest province. 7000 people watched as a court in a stadium handed out the verdicts on charges of terrorism, and separatism. able were sentenced to death. talks to end south africa's longest strike have broken down. they are demanding better conditions. the government has been mediating between their union and the mining company. now pushing the country's economy towards recession. say atfrican police least one person has died in a shooting inside of a restaurant at cape town international airport. three others were wounded. a report said that a man shot a woman and then turned the gun on himself. the major faction of the has announcedban they are splitting from the larger organization. there are differences over the leadership. it is the first major rift in pakistan taliban ranks since 27 -- 2007. it is seen as a significant blow to the organizatio

al-cici isy chief expected to win. he has the support of the military government -- and as a morsi andhe ousted started a crackdown on the muslim brotherhood. >> there are a lot of young people in prison for political reasons. notand people are participating in the elections out of solidarity with their jailed friends. >> his only rival in the election has criticized the extension and questions of the integrity. >> syrians living abroad have begun to vote in the countries presidential election, just ahead of the vote inside syria on june 3. 200,000 people have registered at 30 syrian embassies across the world, not the least of which in neighboring lebanon, which has the largest syrian population. lucy is in beirut right now. this election has been disputed already and there are allegations that the syrian regime is trying to influence voters. tell me about that. >> there have been reports that syrian industry officials and members of the party in lebanon and the regime -- are taking names of those who want to vote. th

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isis not that the law ambiguous about whether there will be future bailouts or not, the law is not ambiguous in that regard. i think its policymakers, for right or wrong, and looking at that language in the construct and saying i choose not to believe what is written on the paper. that is a legitimate difference, i suppose, a basis for different opinions, but it is not unclear with respect to the possibility of future public bailouts. with that, i look forward to the discussion in order to talk about more than just too big to fail. i'm delighted to be here. thank you for attention to these issues. good facts and good debate fosters good public policy which is in the best interest of the entities in this room and at large. [applause] >> thank you, both. it is a debate. it has become a very loud debate recently. it is clear that no one in this room would be served by the financial sector bringing us back to the brink of the point we were in in 2008 and had to get to the point where on one hand this so-called suppose a phenomenon of too big to fail, no institution is too big to fail. point? >>

isi think president putin following the same strategy we have seen over the last month.id he did not want these referendums to occur, but then his government essentially praised them and said they should be the basis for further talks with the ukrainian government. my sense is president putin will continue to try to destabilize ukrainian government in the eastern part of ukraine. he may decide he's going to recognize what happened in donetsk. these photos on sunday did not meet a single test of international credibility. there were no monitors. there were no rules for how the referendum were to be established. it was held in the climate of violence and intimidation, so they cannot be taken seriously. i thought secretary hagel of the u.k., the e.u., and the u.s. were right to condemn them. the real vote will be on may 25 for the ukraine presidential election. >> russia seems to be interested in encouraging besides to talk under the edict of the society for cooperation in europe. is that a serious tactical or a red herring? >> forgive me for being cynical about president p

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isi, let's continue. we're on to a good thing, it's working. as you know, they moved into kashmir, and i met a militant leader who was training people from all over both this kashmir -- in kashmir, in afghanistan, he even went to chechnya, and he was on a sort of worldwide trip to train mujahideen. and i think, and that was all sponsored by the pakistani military. so i think they thought we're on a good ticket, let's continue, let's find other places to do it. and that's where, i think, it got out of control. and that's where i think a civilian government would have said, hang on, what are our aims, where are we going with this. but the military thought, let's keep doing it. we're good at it, we know how to do it. and then you could see they just got going with the taliban and couldn't stop and be couldn't bear to give it up even when 9/11 happened. these are their proteges, and they wanted to see them succeed. and i think they still do. so that's how i see it more. >> [inaudible] >> say again? >> [inaudi

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isi the ukrainian soldiers and four ukrainian soldiers that would have been killed in renewed study on spicing. this fall is on the many deaths in odessa. i will focus on the eastern parts of the country. that sickening he's done the heavy weapons against ukraine units at an anti terror operation and the progression of its incestuous to seize government buildings in medicinal same time all ukrainian cities in the east at key and accuses moscow of supporting and arming the demand and thus the claim that the kremlin denies. we got a pedi session york times next gets tries to break russia's grip on gas but this is as stories do with how plans to retire a supply of gas from your mp is. i painted by slovak is redemption so that it focuses on the ed the gas pedal ukraine trying to contain a hat for russian second seed costs in the east and parts of the that the region. i'm a twenty billion dollars with the russian up to gas flares three each yet reap huge underground pipelines twenty year after nearly a three thousand mile journey from siberia said the bustle the facts continues on the power

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invested -- isis the investment director for london capital. modi has tweeted that india has won. >> it is unexpected good news. now, we have much better will beon that modi able to put his land into place very quickly. he was able to push through a lot of reforms and was able to get infrastructure spending very quickly. all the handicaps are taken out of the system so you is able to get the capital in very quickly. >> that is at a local level. >> correct. >> i've never been to india. execution, execution, execution. it is much different at a national level. the messy infrastructure projects have been stalled. some have not been completed, others have been on the drawing board. we need all those to be really need to be given the greenlight for a quickly. we are now cruising at growth rate between 4.5% and five percent. we need to get back up to seven percent to get growth in order. that thatp call is growth is achievable. >> it may take up to two years to get to that level. >> let's talk about liquidity. that rush continue? >> the markets clear

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with growth isy an interesting thing. -- as apectrum spectrum goes, not all spectrum is created equal. heading an endf to available bandwidth as early as next year. will continue to follow. thank you so much for that scoop. we are following phase look as they take steps to open a sales office in trying to work with mobile advertisers. this is according to people with knowledge of the matter saying that his book is in discussions to lease space in important financial center which is located in beijing's central is this -- business district. this is one of the last large ,arket that remains untapped and facebook has been blocked since 2009. , is this at all surprising to you given the fact that facebook is completely blocked in china, and most people think it is not going to be unblocked in the near future? think facebook is going to become accessible in china anytime soon. but this move does not surprise me because a lot of chinese companies are wanting to become global players. they're looking at going into the united date, and will probably going to market like indonesia where facebo

isi know that google speaking with automakers about self driving cars. can you give us an up date on these discussions? >> they were not forthcoming with the lot of details but they did say we are having talks of driverless cars with auto manufacturers. this is still a ways off. still talking about four-year time horizons yesterday. a lot to be talked about and worked through before these things hit the mainstream. >> brian womack and pete patchell, thank you both for joining us. face ofe has become the justice in silicon valley. lucy coe has presided over cases involving some of the biggest tech titans involving samsung and apple but who wish he really? that is next on bloomberg "wes t." ♪ >> i am emily chang and this is bloomberg 'w"west." a senate report out today looks at online advertising and cyber attacks and what companies like google and yahoo! should be doing about it. it says the complexity of online advertisement networks exit hard to stop online malware attacks. self-regulation has not been enough to ensure security. make and use is with us

isis that what your business about? worrying about things? >> yes for me. people never worry about things but i'm glad i worry because i make sure i can at least solve any issue that happens. that brings us to today's mystery meat. how about a little bamboo to wash down the sugar? check this out. another day in the office. .his giant panda he has been working hard. he needs cap who -- he needs bamboo. ♪ ♪ >> let's get you caught up on stocks and equities are mostly flat after the dow closed at a record high yesterday. the s&p is trading within 10 points of a record closing high. the nasdaq is the biggest gainer in today's session. the nasdaq 100 index is climbing as internet stocks rally on earnings. bonds, treasuries gain on mixed economic data as investment -- investors look at investments. the tenure falls to a two-week low following reports manufacturing picked up in april. jobless claims climb to two a nine week high. the u.s. economic data is not the only thing moving up the markets. adam johnson has a look at the other big influence. he joins us now.

it isy seven years old, the second-biggest property website in the u.k.is prime location, smart new homes. as well as managing third-party websites. worth about one billion pounds according to analysts. the scale of growth for the company, 40 million people access the website per month. 2 million make inquiries over homes from that. that is quite a good return. the notable thing for daily mail, they own 52.6% of this. about a half billion pound stake. they are not going to sell it all but they will dispose of some of those shares, as will the founder of zoopla. all these companies are going to be selling some of their shares, june. >> that is all very clap happy stuff. there is something in me that says they are selling their jobhunting site, cashing in on zoopla, it just has all the hallmarks of cash in and run. stay with me. i have the united arab emirates banking chief after the break. ♪ >> welcome back to "on the move ." i am manus cranny at bloomberg's european headquarters in london. 30 minutes into the trading day. let's give you breaking news here

it isis hopeful -- helpful to have all that material. >> i don't have his girth.e was always battling his weight. he had terrible eating habits. it was not important to him. it was sustenance. . lifts that get me close. i have height and be with you. i went, dam you. i wish i had that. >> i wish i had your talent. it is a trade-off. >> i have prophetic earlobes. prosthetic earlobes. >> wouldn't you love to have a commerce asian with him now? what would you -- wouldn't you love to have a conversation with him now? what would you ask? >> the most important thing -- i would ask something that no one else would ask him. or i would think no one else would ask. that would be something like, childhood memory. i would want to get in and say, what was your first pet? what was the first thing that you ever really got so excited about? >> that is such a good instinct. i used to be the producer for bill moyers. we went on to do an interview with jimmy carter, when he had just gotten the nomination. bill and i talked about it. bill asked him about first memories of growing up

if this isy rot tau caw in this --y -- erotica in this it is behind the tape.is artistic in some strange way, but i think it misses, just misses. i am lou. thank you very much. >> have i to say that was one of the best reviews. well done. >> america's sweetheart on america's sweetheart. >> thank you, thank you. >> greg -- >> don't make me follow that. >> what can you say other than -- i don't know. i don't find that attractive. she looks to me like a 13-year-old boy rolling around a in the mud. >> what about our discussion before the show? >> that was before the therapy. >> my understanding is the video is in black and white. >> so therefore it is art. if it was color there would be another video. it is black and white and it is art. >> it is almost a french movie. there was the spreading thing with the -- >> oil. >> is that what it was? >> i think it was motor oil. what is that? nutella. >> and then giant big bird lashes at one point. i give it a two. i can't dance. >> it reminded me of breathless. >> there is not enough drugs to make it okay. it is like watch

isi think what we see there respected colleagues making decisions to do different things with their lives. in many ways, this is a generational shift. the actions we took on competition were exactly the right actions given that we knew we were going to go into this significant transition. i am very confident that we have got the talent to do the job going forward. >> so this wasn't linked to the fact that they knew about the shrinking of the investment bank. >> no. >> mr. jenkins, you seem to suggest that the institution in some cases is much stronger than individuals. if this is the case, why pay them so much and bonuses? institution is a combination of individuals. those individuals have to be paid competitively and have to be paid for performance. that is what our pay policies are about. parts of the some business, we were paying below the market. that wasn't sustainable given the transition that we are going through and our desire to have a focused investment bank going forward. >> is the bonus controversy now off the table with these layoffs? said at our annual meeting, the structura

isis it a hero or a villain? if it is a hero andrew garfield and villain justin bieber.he whole country hates him. >> that's true. >> i think we can assume that since it is based on green wold's book he will be a hero. >> you never know. >> i like the fact that you say that with such for tutued. such fortitude. >> it is people who made your life less safe. >> i put my money in the pockets of patriots. >> i want us before this movie comes out for america to go to russia and pull them out. by america i mean terry sapor and mike baker should get in their own private under ground plane. yes, an underground plane. and then bomb the forest fires. pull them out and bring him back. >> that's just it. you can't make a movie because the story isn't done yet. we need to get him because the story is done and then you can make a movie. >> by the way, he is not a hero. he was an under performing dweeb who saw an opportunity. >> i look at him as a role model. >> oh crap. i know i should have locked my office door. >> is he really a hero if he hasn't slowed down the spying and surveilla

what it really comes down to isy whether or not somebody with mental illness is getting the kind of helpe hear these stories of thehe fact that the mother was really crying out, t' get to the pointre where you ase parent are saying, you're concerned. to the point where you're contacting the police. there's a serious problem therey and that -- ei >> when the parents heard about the shooting, they thought it e. was their kid and their worst t fear was realized.help >> yeah.ey knew it tells you they really knew r and they weree seeking out helpo because they knew. once you get to a point where as a parent you're contacting the police, what we should talk about as a culture and society, once as a parent you have gotted to the point where you have t contacted the police, there really should be a search of tho some kindli the last thing parents want to . do is contact the police on their child. >> that's a good point. last word, legally. >> the police need to be trained. they're trained about fourth amendment juris prudence. if they had gone into his bedroom, it would have been over. they woul

-- there isy think definitely a corporate story here that is very interesting but there is also a larger why people are so attached to atari and what kind of cultural importance it has for them. why did 300 people show up to watch us dig up garbage that was buried in a dump? i think the answers to those questions are interesting. it's not exactly what i expected. mentionedpong. there is something about gameplay that wires into your brain in a different way when the game is great. people might experience a great " call of duty" game or its "tetris." >> that was a spoiler. bushnell and a whole bunch of people who are important figures in the videogame industry made exactly that point and talked about how you could drop asteroids in a group of kids today and they will still play it. certain games, there's a reason people still play checkers. tarted up and looks as good as halo, there is a reason people go back to a game and that's gameplay. those early atari games were all about gameplay. that's all that mattered, really. it has been a very pure vision of gaming. >> i was more of a battle z