isyou also noted that he more of a tactician than a strategist.n't think he has a long game in mind. i think he is playing for the short game. he would have preferred that ukraine being essentially a vassal state of the russian federation and it was on its way to being that when janik ovitz was the president. then, when the brutality and corruption simply ignited a degree of people power that swept him out of office and the interim government came in, which is leaning towards the west, Á and said, well, if we can have a vassal state, we will have a basket case and we will create so much mayhem that there will be nothing that the rest of the world can do to stop us. at least we will have a weak state on our borders. they say they will impose more sanctions. what do you think the timetable is here? >> well, my guess is from what both president obama said and angela merkel, when she was with him, is that the next trickle point -- trigger point will be may 25 when the ukrainian elections are supposed to take place. within the last day or so, the theca

isyou think the industry headed towards a reset of the way they think about collecting our information>> i would say that's a very different situation. mark has always been about transparency. a direct result of increasingly people are unwilling to download the apps. not facebook's apps, but all the apps they are promoting and they get paid to promote on the site because you don't want your information to be shared on everybody's websites. if you download spotify, you may or may not want people to understand you are listening to music at 2:00 in the afternoon or what you are listening to. log in anonymously protects you, the consumer, from that. the real motivation is to get people to use more apps, not to protect privacy from facebook. >> i want to talk to you about your earnings. revenue up 22% grade digital revenue up 60 six percent. do you see digital becoming the majority of your business someday? >> yes. we put out our 50-50-50 plan. by 2016, we believe we will have relationships with over 50% of all high school students in the country, 50% of all college students in the country,

macau.g flights to isyou can imagine, tiger air a victim of intense competition.re are just way too many players. demand is not enough to fill the seats. is it true that tiger suffering partly because of a lack of a large hall market? >> -- large home market? toespecially compared neighboring markets like malaysia, the philippines, and tiger air has been trying to tap those markets. it doesn't seem to be working out very much for the airline. tiger air has already sold 40% of its stake. tiger air philippines is now mandala.ng excess capacity with more budget carriers getting into the space in the last 10 years. pray painful for tiger air at this point. coming up next hour, a look at cloud computing. >> we are addressing the issue of security today. how safe is someone else's server? all the questions and the answers when "on the move" returns. cover," ouro "cloud take on cloud computing. when deciding to entrust all or part of your company data to a third party, the safety of that information is of paramount importance. it is the number one concern companies have

. >> when you told us a few moments ago that you do not -- isyou can do this there anyway you can give us a preliminary review? many members would like to get a sense of what you found out there. progresses,view part of this review could lead to criminal charges and we do not want to do anything to jeopardize the ultimate outcome. >> what we have been reading in the media, at least 40 u.s. veterans waiting for appointments at the phoenix veteran affairs health-care system. many were placed on a secret waiting list. at this point, can you tell us how may people you have identified who have died while waiting on a secret waiting list. >> i cannot give you that number. the number that has been wildly pressd -- quoted in the does not represent the total number of veterans we are looking at. that was one list created by the facility. we need to do an analysis of recordst, both death --. there are also other people who have come through the congress, who have come to the media, who have come through our hotline. , none ofultiple lists them identical. we are going through the basis of going t

isyou have to go or mike going -- is there a perfect settlement?e will never be a perfect settlement. is there a fair settlement, there seems to be in a bipartisan sense that it is fairly received. >> a few army or any corporation went into bankruptcy, they would goe to -- you or me had to into bankruptcy, you would have to sell assets. we are enabling bad behavior. >> bay behavior to who? what are you worried about? >> city council members are engaging in personal behavior. a mayor has 38 staff members making six figures, and a city that gave a $285 million aid package to build a new hockey stadium. does this sound like a city in bankruptcy? they are not changing behavior. >> but to sell their bridges, roads, municipal assets, as it stands alone, is a bad decision on behalf of the consumers and citizens? >> would you rather have a painting on the wall or a pension near putting food on the table? >> is not a tax increase because the money comes from tobacco settlement bonds, so it is a settlement agreed to by the government. >> they change that at

france isyou say that the country to watch?> france, the election results france is the one country which has not had structural reforms. they have made progress on the fiscal side, but not the structural side. it is the man of europe, at the moment, unfortunately. >> let's get some company news now. expecting the ecb to cut rates and switching to a negative interest rate he spoke to bloomberg from the ecb forum in portugal. >> most likely, it could be a reduction in the interest rate and a negative deposit on the ecb. what could be important, in my view, is to work with attention to the euro devaluation. , we need too grow have internal demand. >> pfizer has abandoned its 69 billion pound bid for astrazeneca. pfizer said the offer represented its full value. pfizer is now required to wait at least three months before restarting talks with astrazeneca. >> rio tinto reached an investment deal that involves a potential $20 billion iron ore mine. the area agreed upon is the world's largest untapped iron ore reserve. come, the call

isyou mentioned, t.p.p. intended to be a platform. there are 12 countries around the table. there are several more waiting in the wings who said they would like to join when the 12 have reached an agreement and to sign onto the standards we are able to negotiate. it gives us a chance to open markets for our products in the vital important region which will will see a huge growth in middle-class. and take our services. largerbuild a larger and laugher of countries willing to sign on to high standards pre-that is a win-win for us. the alternative is that others are negotiating their own agreements at our expense, getting market access at our expense. those countries don't with the same value we do on labor and environment. internationalng -- intellectual property. that is what we are pressing for . we have willing partners around the table. this is our opportunity. >> market access is a keyword. people don't realize when you lose market share over a long time, and then you try to go in and compete, it is much harder. thank you. thank you. thank you for your aggressive leadersh