and keene got ten years.e life out of him and broke his father's heart. >> any hopes and dreams he had had for me at that point in life were gone. he was crushed. he was very crushed. >> jimmy keene could not imagine a way out. nor guess that a man he'd never met might someday provide him one. november, 1994. wabash, indiana. it had been two weeks since larry hall recoiled from a photo of jessica roach. and investigator gary miller had a gut instinct. >> i really think we're on to something here. this guy portrays this weak, timid person, but, you know, i don't think he truly is. >> miller thought hall was vicious and as the investigation unfolded, miller also thought he knew how hall abducted jessica roach. >> when he first seen her, she was riding from, toward the house, going down this way. >> hall followed and stopped to talk. jessica got scared and backed away. >> that's when he opens the door, grabs her. there's a physical confrontation where he overpowers her. put her in his van. and left. probably goi

larry beaumont needed jimmy keene. beaumont had sent both keene and hall to prison. together. keene was ten months into his sentence when beaumont brought him in to talk. >> scared me. i thought it was a trick. >> keene watched nervously as beaumont pushed a folder across the table. >> and i opened it up and the first thing i seen was a picture of a mutilated dead girl. and i flipped the next page and there was a different mutilated dead girl. >> and there was a portrait of tricia reitler. >> at that moment, i looked up at beaumont and he said, "we need you to help us with this case." >> beaumont wanted keene to go undercover, to transfer from his low security lockup to a dangerous prison. and to befriend alleged serial killer larry hall. >> he says, if you can get solid confessions from him and if you can help us locate the bodies that are still missing, we're willing to completely wash your record. >> keene's mission? to learn where tricia reitler was buried. >> the purpose of this operation was to find that body. >> beaumont made it clear, no body, no early releas

lori keene. lori in keene. lori and virginia on our independent line. you are on the air. >> caller: good morning and thanks a lot for c-span. i would like to ask mr. keene if you raise with the 47% comment that mr. romney was caught on tape saying and whether he thinks it's all right for someone worth a quarter of a billion dollars to pay less taxes than the average truck driver and i will take my answer off the air. thanks. >> host: are you a truck driver? i guess we will never know. >> guest: first of all i think numbers often tell a story that is not as accurate as the people quoting the numbers might think. that 47% includes veterans and includes lots of people who receive some government assistance or some government subsidy. it might be lies -- nice if we lived in a society where none of that was necessary or not if it existed but we don't. that so-called 47% of people who are conservative and who would vote for a conservative republican candidate who articulates his values well so now all that dough -- i don't think that romney minute that way w

. >> emilee keen is assigned to a neighboring housing unit. but the couple has learned to skirt jail regulations in order to carry on their clandestine courtship. >> we are not allowed to have any letters we can't pass to any other inmates. so we have to be sneaky about it. so we go to this door, and then after it is folded like this, we just pass it under like that. and then they grab it. and then they write one and send it back. i stuff this in my legal folders so they can't search it. this, i covered it with like a cover letter to the -- to the judge. but these are all of the letters from emilee. and i think i have given her even more. there's 71 letters in here. >> keen still remembers the first time dailey wrote her. >> i, you know, read the letter from brayden, and it said that she was born with x and y chromosomes and that she was taking shots of testosterone. it kind of blew me back a little bit. i was like, whoa, you know, i didn't think that would be something you would put off in the first letter that you are meeting someone. you ar

i'm tom keene.carlet fu. adam johnson decided to return from aspen. my guest host, gary shapiro, president and ceo of the consumer electronics association associated with the most i enormous las vegas convention ever. have you been to what? let's know, but i think we should lobby to do the show from their next year. is what wehis learned. the pace of migration of rural chinese to the cities set to slow in the coming years. deepening economic concerns. economic data here in the u.s., 9:00, the case schiller home price index. of items.umber consumer confidence, richmond fed manufacturing survey and new home sales. bell,gs before the walgreen and carnival. came digital, the maker of candy crush, will price its ipo after the close today -- king digital. --re is one company of note what do you have for company news? >> google. google glass set to go mainstream. it is teaming up to develop and distribute frames for the internet connected eyewear. the largest eyewear company that owns both -- both ray-ban

i am tom keene. running me is scarlet fu and adam johnson. did you go someplace warm? lex.e corner of 81st and >> very good. good morning. >> morning brief, indeed. overnight, here's what happened. estimates.d we have seen this over and over in a number of retailers. lekom says a sales of t-mobile is less likely. prices are accelerating in february. another line you want to watch capital, canceling their investor forum next month. >> that is the first note of tension. >> we're sorter figuring it out. you see this percolating out. >> orders rising as well. there is another positive number. >> that is a positive number. as far as you go news, the bank of england -- that is coming out at 7:00 rid then we get ecb. you want to watch the 8:30 press conference. kicking off jobs, we have the initial jobless claims that 8:30 today. we have the jobs number tomorrow. also, the bloomberg comfort index. i told you the morning brief not so brief. >> breaking news that scarlet will have in a moment. let's look at t

keene would like to respond to. look at theu president's performance and the performance of this administration. because of the focus that the american people usually have in bad economic times when we are trying to come out of a recession on domestic policy. the obama administration has completely failed internationally. not partly but completely. john bolton, the former u.s. ambassador, made the point at the bank yesterday -- john nolton, the former u ambassador made the point yesterday here that we cannot forget what is going on in the world. the u.s. trying to lead from behind has stepped back. he thinks that that leads to peace, it does not. the presidents who have used american troops less than any other president was ronald reagan. he believed if the country it was strong the signal would be slear that this is an tyrant had to be careful and they were. you have this in ukraine and in asia with china going after islands, declaring sovereignty over parts of the ocean that they have no right to. you have people

i am tom keene. scarlet fu and adam johnson and michael wolff, former yahoo! board member. the nearest taco bell is like 22 miles away. >> no! say it ain't so. >> we are not going to get the lawful tocco. taco.affle a i want the waffle taco and gordita to go with it. in the do we have morning brief? is goingent obama italian, meeting with the pope as well as the president and prime minister of italy. gdp is going to be the big one could also coming out at 8:30, initial jobless claims. earnings, we have a little theme to the -- little theme today. lululemon and pareto are out for the bow. restoration hardware is after the bell. company news is king digital, the maker of candy crush. it was crushed it's -- in its first trading day. this came even after it had priced its shares at a discount, reflecting concern about it being a one-hit wonder. shares dropped 16%, trading at $19 after listing from making the debut at $22.50 apiece. the chairman of the dish network recently contacted the ceo of its satell

keene, julie read reid mr. keene, juliooyy will be joining us from new york.e dalai lama opened up the senate the other day with a prayer. [video clip] >> the pronunciation may not be correct. at least not american pronunciation. we make our world. our mind is centered. your currentwith mind. and happiness will follow you. like a shadow that never leaves. the second sentence. may there be joy in the world. a bountiful harvest. may every good fortune come to be. may all our wishes be fulfilled. this is my favorite prayer. daily i pray this. it gives me inner strength. serveeresting to humanity. as long as space remains and saint-etienne beings remain -- remain,ient beings may i help dispel the misery of the world. thank you. [applause] "washington journal" continues. of the5 miles south capital is national harbor, maryland. right on the potomac river. that is where cpac is having its 41stl conference, the annual. sponsored by the american conservative union. david keene is the long-time chair of the american conservative union. 1984 to 2011? guest: that is righ

i'm tom keene. joining me, scarlet fu and adam johnson. at a great weekend. finally decent weather. >> i only had to wear one cult instead -- one coat instead of two. in overnight news, asian stocks and global metals fell as china posted its biggest drop in japan, since 2009 and the economy expanding less than forecast in the fourth quarter. about 0.7%. economic news in the u.s., admittedly, nothing. as far as earnings go, urban outfitters reports at 4:00 p.m.. -- brunomaker moleskin cucina lee -- cucinelli -- >> he makes those fancy coats? >> i don't wear them but maybe scarlet fu. >> all the wicked fancy guys. >> and wicked expensive. wicked. >> a boston thing. let's do a data check. stocks, bonds, currencies, commodities and futures flat, 10 year yield turning off the better than good jobs report. the euro, 1.3877, higher through friday and through australia this morning. nymex crude goes nowhere. foreign exchange, the yen, desperateally getting into weakness and the ruble stays stubbornly week f

paul sweeney, tom keene. it is a st.oomberg surveillance." ♪ >> good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." radio,rning on bloomberg worldwide on bloomberg radio plus and tv as well. our twitter question of the day, what are authorities doing wrong in the search for the missing malaysia plane? i don't want snarky. i want serious responses. what are the authorities doing wrong in the search for the missing malaysia plane? our twitter question after the most dismaying weekend. as well.eillance scarlet fu is off today, working on her brackets. coming up on "market makers," a special edition celebrating the season of college basketball. an interview with the american athletic conference commissioner. much more on that on -- at 11 :00 a.m. today. adam johnson has our top headlines. >> bonuses are on hold at some of the world's biggest banks. "the financial times" reports payouts for foreign exchange trading teams at citigroup, barclays and rbs have been frozen. follows the manipulation of some benchmark currency rates.

i'm tom keene. are scarlet fu and adam johnson. >> today marks the first anniversary of pope francis being named as head of the catholic church and he's breaking with tradition yet again, celebrating the anniversary -- anniversary at a retreat. rents in new york city fell last month, it decreased 2.3% -- mine did not go down. i need to get the average apartment. forgive my apartment. .ccording to a survey it was the sixth straight decline after rents soared 16% in a two-year span. the wall street bonus pool rose 16%, topping -- the average $164,500, the third highest amount on record. boosted by pay deferred for prior years, according to the new york state comptroller. those are your top headlines. >> it will be interesting to see the dynamic. the last couple of days we have seen challenges in fixed-income trading. >> concern that volumes are down 25%. >> revenues down about 25%. and the european banks are harder hit than u.s. banks. >> single best chart. >> our single best chart has to do with cars

i am tom keene.ith me, scarlet fu and adam johnson. it has been an ugly quarter for general motors. >> it has not been a very generous quarter for the company, as well. investigation for the decade-long delay in recalling vehicles with faulty ignition switches. there links to 12 fatal accidents. a were entry-level cars marketed to first-time drivers. they were entry-level cars marketed to first-time drivers. you guys went through all the lawsuits and looked through all the data and you found that a lot of the deaths were linked to young kids, 16-year-old, 17 are old. it was not quite clear what prompted the accident. now that there is this the nation switch debacle to people are connecting the dots. >> that is right. .t is a very traumatic incident you are jotting down the road and your car were to suddenly shut off. there was testimony. one of the engineers tried this himself. he did it in his neighborhood and was able to pull it over safely. that is someone who had been driving longer than someone

i'm tom keene. it would scarlet fu and adam johnson.t hosts, bob kerrey and ezekiel emanuel. >> we have another topic right now we will discuss. unemployment numbers coming out at a: 30. our next guest says look past the cold weather and focus on where the growth is. hiring in construction and engineering. he is the chairman and ceo of manpowergroup. joining us from the lucky, where it is very cold. milwaukee,us from where it is very cold. seee are starting to construction rebound in the third derivative. into the-- we went year looking at something a little more positive than what we've seen. there has been so much destruction between weather and the politics and uncertainty. what we will seeing i and this number is a bit of a pause. to usnot alarming because we hear clients saying that we are feeling pretty good but we will wait and see. in construction and manufacturing, we're seeing a positive trend. >> you help people higher both part-time and full-time. people want to work full-time but can only get part-time jobs. what a you seei

i'm tom keene. joining me, scarlet fu and adam johnson. we have important breaking news from malaysia airlines. >> malaysia looking at the possibility of pilot and crew involvement. the defense minister in the news conference also said he can't affirm that there is no hijacking as well -- involved as well. >> we will come back to this in a moment. let's look at the morning brief. >> overnight, indian wholesale to a inflation eased nine-month low in january. in the u.s. we are adding consumer price index and then the university of michigan confidence number. how are we all feeling? lines and then something to note, secretary of state john kerry arrived in london. he will be meeting with his russian counterpart, foreign minister sergei lavrov. as you know, there will be this vote on whether or not crimea will secede on sunday. >> we had a couple of days of good feeling and it reverses as we go into a nervous weekend. futures go up, but look at the 10-year yield, down to 2.78ish and a lower yields and higher price. the euro comes back, 1.3888

fromulk of traffic comes people like tom keene.er accounts don't tweet it all. do you tweet? prop upu do it to companies you invest in? >> i only believe in tweeting something with significance. if i saw some economic maneuver ,r i saw a development day isquestion of the our man splurging more on clothe s. >> yes. i talked to about trunk club. told me thatonce close speak a thousand words. more. purchase used to own the details magazine. are we in a renaissance? >> i went to think that. >> in the loop is up next. have a great weekend a. >> good morning. it is friday, march 21. we are live from bloomberg in san francisco. you are "in the loop." i am betty liu. deep into silicon valley movers and shakers and one of the most influential men hawkins, founder of electronic arts. i want to bring in my coanchor, trish regan in new york. good morning. >> you might be in san francisco, the top tech capital of the world, but many ceos are on the east coast, scheduled to meet with the president to discuss the nsa. i want to get you caught up

he's keen to see their reactions one has seen above. this kind of beat is an unusual european vegetable called google wave is kermit summers here inside summer. it's nice and crisp. the cold climate in japan helps to draw out the inherent sweetness. for sal and his fellow farmers are starting to see their produce definitely has potential. i think that i was to get the treat and in the tomb to see joe cole students. i think we can co lead to success. cause i was team has passed the first test. now they've set their sights on supplying their vegetables to the most demanding form a marketable tokyo. i know. it's an outside chance know that the weather people in tokyo i see sunny skies but it's a quite a different story from residents in northern japan geologists and calmly explains. sadly my temper and blizzard conditions are happening over at the northern island of japan hokkaido. this was the scene earlier this morning in the place. you can barely see anything. fierce winds and heavy snow i think in hokkaido now forty centimeter of snow

i am tom keene. scarlet fu with me. he does not smoke you cigarettes, cory johnson join us as well. the morning brief, u.k. services expand for the 14th month in february, increasing to the highest level since september 2009. u.k. manufacturing growth pmi roseed in february faster than initial estimates. the strongest enemas three years. euro recovery motoring. appomic news, nba, mortgage , employment changes at a: 15. in the nonmanufacturing composite will report numbers. not a lot of earnings today. of that, withside the adp report, we begin with the american labor economy go into a: 30 friday morning. betty liu will pick it up with "in the loop" on friday. look at the data check. a big move yesterday. subdued today. still living the joy of a wonderful tuesday. 10 year yield back to 2.69. scarlet, you are rudely interrupting. >> we have the bank of england coming out with their interest-rate decisions tomorrow. >> that is tomorrow. >> a little less pressure on the ecb doc tomorrow. >> and we have t

i am tom keene. a quiet data day.kraine and the malaysian crash incident continues. the search for the plane. i am tom keene. adam johnson and scarlet fu. joining us now is betty liu. guests oneresting this morning. john katzman to this -- john catsamatidis, the billionaire red owns the green apple chain. he is a clinton supporter but a republican. he wants to put his money for the clintons and against the tea party. he feels they are so divisive and he wants to put his billions against the tea party. on another side, i love this guy's name. l.a. chef who will talk about the healthy food trend. we have the story about panera's sprout bagels. how is that going to go over with the american consumer? tom? >> i need to be healthy. jack daniels, budweiser. >> i thought it was jack daniels with a bud chaser. >> betty liu, thank you so much. "in the loop" is 8:00 a.m. veryname we do not see often, fuel cell shares climbing in the premarket. resultsl reported yesterday and is on track for closing multiple orders, confidence i

"bloomberg surveillance," i am tom keene. of mcafee, you know them as the security giants with sophistication. merchants like target have taken steps to cover up cyber security disasters. maybe they don't want to talk about it? a big issue that we hear about, but what don't we hear about? >> we do an incredibly growing amount of business online. when the holidays came back here there was as much made about cyber monday as there was about black friday, showing off how much business is done online. so comes the risk. >> is it as basic as the two-step security process? are we all going for him password to two-step? >> the evolution will move from being simply a password to biometrics. when we are on a machine we can use the technology -- >> like the iphone finger thing? >> that is just one element. you can do a voice imprint, use the gps on the machine. comfortable with security? are they doing a good job? >> there is a lot of effort going from the banks to secure customers online. the world is evolving. we all want to do busine

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the marriott family a keen on the whole season see it as a coincidence when marking though welcome the chinese president and he often holds this is described as a hospital visit for president she didn't ping not one aimed at boosting commercial ties for those business links on the inevitable history prison the food safety products to one of mary is called priorities when it comes to time in the future is likely to see the relationship with mary grew its chinese health provision to that. the focus to the fifteen people killed in europe and we will die too well. stronger. pop the sheep we were trying on the opening of up to be more chinese in china awful kind. mary is the next building suggests a company connected to its chinese times. hence the importance this health care company now has as part of the fronds china relationship. on the merits by america. peel prawns before writing and from its present gg painted pots end of its nuclear security summit in the hank on tuesday he presented a three point proposal on uk security the twelve calling for a fact operate if and when wings this ti

tom keene rubbing elko -- elbows with a cat. the world series and speculation around the search for 370. all that is left is very angry relatives. using form and function, needs the man with a plan. she knows how to sell very expensive fungus and you will not believe it. everybody is talking about russia today. moving one step closer to annexing the ukrainian peninsula of crimea. vladimir putin and crimean leaders signed yesterday, it is legal. russia is excited. here's president putin celebrating with his comrades. russians and crimea already feel part of the model -- the motherland. >> many russian speakers in crimea now consider that climate which islready part, why they look at the ukrainian trip through a station there and thinking, you are a or an army. see that can already in action. the ukraine's navy headquarters in crimea. many women stormed the base earlier today and protesters demanded ukrainian officers give or leave for mainland ukraine according to a local newspaper, the news agency reports the russian flag was ra

i'm tom keene. gentleman, scarlet fu and my special guest, brendan greeley, wonderful to have you here this morning. we saw the president in amsterdam on the way to the hague. to decide howrs they will approach ukraine and perhaps put tougher sanctions on russia. let's get to the morning brief. overnight, data out of china showed manufacturing weaker for a fifth straight month. -- preliminary pmi. also pmi data out of europe showing growth in manufacturing closed fastest pace since 2011. france improved and german manufacturing the highest in three years. >> a mixed picture but over the weekend very clearly we saw the idea of a tempered global economy and decidedly tempered russian economy. >> something we will be able to discuss with richard clarida, guest host for the hour as well. economic data in the u.s., not a lot to go on. chicago fed national activity index. that does not typically move the market a lot but market pmi numbers for the united states at 9:45 p.m. -- nine footie 5:00 a.m. toi kn

i am tom keene. let's get to a data check. it is a post that data check. year yield is 2.70%. -- 2.78%. the euro is weaker. oil gets a bit of a rebound. let's get to gainers and losers. >> users --the losers are more interesting. stocks are tumbling due to investigation by chinese government. lots of questions over whether this has a business model that is legal. whether there is something that is similar to a pyramid game. that is the suspicion. >> it has been trading with herbalife. every time they go up, you see a change. >> is it a suppose it pyramid? >> people wonder whether it is a pyramid scheme. skin, but need nu that is a different story -- the other is con and. con ed. they did receive word of an expected catholic before the explosion and harlem. >> the federal reserve has spent the last five years driving home a single message. zero percent interest. it is preparing to change its tune. one of the biggest factors has been the housing market. will this item into housing demand? joining us now is the ceo of miller samuel inc. with our guest host ja

that's one of the things that the artists are keen to explore. >> the australian government is angry saying artists bullied organizers and is questioning whether government money should be withheld from events turning away corporate sponsors. >> what worries me is it may make givers nervous in giving, which brings controversy and difficult content. >> helped ironically by the publicity, this year's bin articly should attract record numbers. >> art and protests have a long history. here the protest overshadowed the art, a sign of how controversial the refugee policy has become, and anything or anyone with anything to do with it. >> nine of the 92 artists pulled out. >> two basketball teems in the philippines found a creative way to raise money for tafe on haiyan relief. they shot impact for three days straight, raising $70,000 to rebuild moments. guinness reviewed the evidence and declared them victorious. >> check them out. >> countries around the world taking time to observe earth hour. major monuments wept dark after sundown. it was started by the worldwide fund for nature in order

. >> they're not the only ones keen to avoid more conflict.omorrow will be the first serious stab at a dialogue. talks in paris rigging russian powers face to face. >> trying to understand president putin's thinking. the u.s. congress is looking at options to impose sanctions on russia for their actions in ukraine. one of those who has been most outspoken on this issue is republican senator marco rubio. he joined me from miami. how far is the u.s. congress prepared to go to punish russia over its axis -- actions and ukraine? a bipartisan consensus that the new international norm cannot the that a country can simply invade its neighbors and lie about it without repercussion the outcome of this is going to determine our ability to rally our allies in europe to take collective action. there is a strong recognition across party lines that this is an important moment in the running for century -- 21st century. >> there is clearly reluctant to impose sanctions. what would your reaction be to american allies to say you got to get on board with this?

the obama administration is very keen to get away from that notion as much as possible. why? because obama knows that he needs putin and russia's support on other key international issues like iran, like syria, like north korea. they don't want to burn all bridges. at the same time, they are, you know, trying to figure out ways to corporate. and that means that an i.m.f. bailout package would hopefully be paired with russian lone assistance as well and the u.s. $1 billion. ts own as john kerry said this isn't "rocky iv." he's trying to make the point this is not a new cold war. gwen: are there dollar signs attached to this conflict? >> very much so. i mean, the ukrainian economy is in crisis. investors are pulling out. the government has said that it needs $35 billion in bailouts to keep its economy afloat. then later they said that's for two years. they need at least $15 billion for the first year from the i.m.f. the i.m.f. is doing some fact-finding and figure out what's possible but the i.m.f. has been burned twice already. since 2008, the two previous governments both did

andrew keene, president of keene on the market dot com steps into the ring with us this morning. good morning andrew. >>good morning angie. >>you're here to talk about wwe and no staging. promise me that. >>no staging. this stock ha s been a beast. it has taken off to the upside and i continue to see unusual option activity, call activity, bullish activity. first i saw it in the april 30s. then the july 30's. then on fridayapril 35 and july 40's i'm in some of these calls. i think wwe has a lot more room to run. they're coming out with a 24 hour wwe station. it's all about content right now. you see all of these stocksdirectv 52 week high, dish 52 week high, netflix 52 week high. all of this activity makes me see that make a push for wwe. it's very heavily shorted and the stock moves a lot but i think wwe could hit 40 by the end of the year. >>are you surprised by this monster move? >>the stock used to be 8 bucks and to be honest i didn't actually know wwe still existed. so i am surprised at how big a following they have. i never knew the following was that big. i know in chicago

i'm keen you are still on. if it decides that a band and its activities. no time. it shows seven it means that she was the girl looked up at him and the green. i recorded off the team i'm on the offense and his son. and now it is becoming even on a sect of islam that that that ibanez not to say the media and the odds. but this kind of an incident of keating and jamie responsive and itchy it is still any machine i use to me dun show it to except it's not. and down and that's happening but they did it on the speedboat which is then given a private stock to four years ago the beaches are the ten unemployed most of the shoes and shootings. you know may just be guaranteed a stance on time. it didn't say that again this morning. not so my sister the other papers or so i've had them meet the organization's and ma'am much is heard and not yet known. these anti government to screen tv and get this what does this teach you mean about this when we get is under so much. they showed media has not turned out to do list but things didn't work. the new organization cannot have thi

meanwhile german chancellor michael mccullough polish prime minister paul scholes said eu leaders are keen to sign an association agreement with ukraine michael's that europe would impose tougher sanctions on russia next week. if there is no sign in the backs few days but moscow is willing to seek a diplomatic solution for ukraine preparations are underway in crime and the sunday's referendum on joining the show with the ratio couple of promising it will follow stringent election practicals. that means nothing to those who oppose the poll which is disputed by ukraine and the west is unconstitutional but it sounds like luke has any support among ethnic russian speakers and make it look what you've put so that you know i really had to join russia because they're tired of waiting for a better life that i've been facing is being carried on as the ones running around from job to job to get some money but looking at the six months doing the tourist season and has nothing. the campaign with the slogan together was in russia has the backing of most at this ukrainian presidential candidate said the

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general keen, i want to start with you.the amassing forces near the border, does it send a message? >> he lied about annexing georgia and lied about crimea and moved troops in on those borders before he actually occupied the countries. i think we have to take it at face value. he has almost two divisions. he is interested in eastern ukraine. despite the fact he is telling us he doesn't have intentions on doing that and lying time and time again, we have to look at the capabilities and measure the capabilities and take it seriously there is a threat there. >> you have the great insight not only into russia but also vladimir putin. what do you make of this? do you think the additional rounds of sanctions will slow him down, stop him in any way? >> no. here is what happened. this week putin gave a speech in moscow at the kremlin. it was an emotional speech, long speech. there were hundreds of russian leaders there and talked about how america had lied to them and humiliated them when the cold war was over. this is payback time

so there should be a start i bugged him to obey the stops to visit the keen to test it and get them off. the station killed eleven and he's not gonna stop the kids. sth bush resting pulse rate has gone. for all the dq. eleven people killed and dozens of others were injured in a gun and bomb attack in eastern about islam infested with god comes weeks before the presidential polls in the war torn nation. added to the act with honesty today i bought fifty cent fifteen minus ten capital kabul yes i've begun at the palm beach and was honored by a gunfight between security forces and that that is it's not in my eyes. even the fanciest was not confined to the ttc the keys to document it didn't split by the way ticket. wouldn't that be the look of it. you can bet that he didn't put that into which the two of them. more to it. you will. kudos to them. gordon. it was a bit this is just the immediate and a strike in afghanistan this week. a suicide attack in a busy market in men on the path to the friday october. on tuesday a good fifteen feet from the week second this activity for the two inciden

andrew keene, president of keene on the market dot com joins us on this monday morning. happy monday once again. you always seem to join us on mondays. i love that andrew. > >yep. i love mondays. > >i do too. let's talk about nike. you might want to talk about this because it looks like it might jump higher. > >yeah, there's a couple of things i always look at. one of them is institutional order flows so i watch options being traded. and i'm not talking about a 10 lot, 1 20 lot, a 100 lot--i'm watching for big blocks of prints. so last week on friday we saw a trader come in and buy 5,000--2 weeks from friday--nike 78 calls. they paid $1.10. these exploded to the upside and went to about $1.40. so someone thinks there's more upside in nike. so i think about that unusual option activity, the i bring up the chart. nike looks like a clear channel up to 80 if not higher. we see institutional call buyer in nike 3 times over the last 2 weeks. > >wow. nike at 80 or above. moving onto ecana. this is also a stock that you're watching. > >last time i was on the show i talked about

meanwhile german chancellor michael michael of polish prime minister told tusk said eu leaders are keen to sign an association agreement with ukraine michael's that europe would impose tougher sanctions on russia next week. if there is no sign in the backs few days but moscow is willing to seek a diplomatic solution for ukraine preparations are underway in crime and the sunday's referendum on joining the show with the ratio couple of promising it will follow stringent election practicals. that means nothing to those who oppose the poll which is disputed by ukraine and the west is unconstitutional but it sounds like luke has any support among ethnic russian speakers and make it what would you quit so that you know i really had to join russia because they're tired of waiting for a better life that i've been facing is being carried on as the ones running around from job to job to get some money looking at the six months doing the tourist season but then that's nothing the campaign with the slogan together was in russia has the backing of most at that ukrainian presidential candidate into t

i think tanner to make peachy keen in china who are not keen on going at a refueling. she had every hope that freaking can start time eight am in the morning that they don't have to wait too long to reach enough people to want don't want to get match fit in helping him get much in my chair working interest. he questioned. that made it back to sleep. for sheer thank you very much indeed of a wushu who is happily the hotel in beijing they're watching cctv use of the ride back with more stories up to the store right fan the work the net. china's foreign ministry says the country would never allow the philippines in any form too occupied with ivory off charges that john and his spokesman on why it was commenting on the philippines said the supply ship with kim was on board to be revived wreath on the seven i always said manila intended to hike up the south china sea issue to bolster its attempt to illegally scenes when i read he said the move cannot change the fact that china holds sovereignty of the match items which includes a red eye. he stressed that china would never

tom keene was there. his favorite moments are after the break. the final four. florida gators and michigan state made the cut. here is the president himself. >> great offense. they play hard. donovan knows what they're doing. i think they will end up winning. i am going with the spartans. a great tournament coach. i think they have got a great chance of winning. out west, i am going with arizona. i know these are not imaginative picks, but they are the right ones. arizona is weakened because they lost a starter but they will do just fine in this matchup. down here, smith, a tough combination. they know how to win. i have got the cardinals. ♪ >> this is "lunch money" and i am adam johnson. "game of thrones" held a premier event for its fourth season. tom keene was right there on the red carpet talking with the stars. >> we are here at the premiere. the richest guy, the more money than the gods. >> rose is wicked and a nice man. >> what is the skill set, the best practice you have, that you have brought? a workout? >> i am very lucky. >> it is amazing and feels li

i think is keen to keep the show worldwide. because we should do. the democracy needs an urgent need for more good news to be taken care of all their wines. we get reversed. when the wet conditions with this new thing i hope the group three year by year of giving the world the gift of democracy and freedom i'm a new zealand. i'm also a vice president of the entrance and we shared a common experience of having to leave his lead is a democracy. yet we have more in the role of trusted leaders who we understand that finds its wheels understand the cause of freedom that we seeing around the world today. and the new media platform that that the shake is starting to unblock we people can have a voice is of great interest to the madrid. what we want to do is helping the police and when you dial. we knew solutions on sheets i use the site. the difference can be the outcome. madrid it was a sheet societies and she won't that sank the difference. based on democratic principles. and we understand that the new media is going to be a very important concepts so th

i'm keen to get down to one account the social match but come thursday and one said he didn't catch what the festival will have to say about his action. it became an important tool for ten ish people to criticize the government protesters opposed to use the messaging system to call on the eighth sampras is a street address to treat it as she says instructing them on how to continue trading by sms text messaging message is critical i missed i don't want to sit and chat on twitter. it encourages us to the coast and funny things that i missed a chunk of the end of the things of that presenting the site's logo the posting to meet evan originated from. with the intensity. he and commissioning charge of an irishman stepanek in the issue this statement expressing deep concern about the ten piece band known to attack. he suggested to me it could negatively affect his keys and fifty joined the eu can access the group threatens the protection of european values and sentence north korea will receive official told to mind the atf japanese diplomats were worse than no income declined. then comes the

audrey minutes on a street in with in ukraine keen to present this referendum is that it's amidst the hectic tiniest election commission says the service will of course the president's not going away see. to be honest. i don't see how people have already denounced on referendum. that estimate to participate in it. thousands of lives. it was composed of twenty forty major decision he did as i was there that israel the us france and germany were among many countries that would be accepting the school it's set to take place on sunday the pro russian campaign is in full swing. the scorecards and urge people to vote to stop fascism suggesting that voice was a way of convincing ukraine's foreign chronicles from coming to power. at this polling station. preparations are advanced. everything is raging over united and about to pay respect to head to the election commission is confident things will proceed seriously. yet his sporting stage. i know people here yet but i think ron ninety seven percent of people will show up. up to one hundred percent up because people really want this post. it's

it's cool to room oh three report and we'll talk we are keen to be intriguing story. are you today the trial of the arabic for no more visit our big old auntie don't call . plus the outermost go with auntie international a countrywide and the austerity of march to the spanish capital has ended in violence. protesters began throwing bottles and stones at police the police pulled back with rubber bullets. a national media stable than a hundred people injured most of them police offices at least a twenty nine people arrested mr for now without the course wanted to go to this. it was a peaceful protest rally route so basically the entire time until the antenna was coming to an end and then suddenly a group called the young radical protesters with their face covered started throwing stones at the police the police had a perimeter that they started defrosting the professors away from it and then we've seen firecrackers being fired at the police and reportedly rubber bullets being fired back as a result of their injuries on both sides with and actually following these profes

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that he sat on the notion of self determination is definitely something that the us and eu have been keen to get behind any cost i want to see how the us and that weston pond is the tiniest think the rates referendums and secessionist states the referendum on self determination. they tried to speak the line would be reckoned as more nations around the world shaker dateline determine their own future must take place. like when costs of and takes it to copy itself ounce of sebi act in two thousand and eight this is what the birth of the nation looks like. you read it. in fact to us. cos today is independence today as before the un judge did was legal and in doing says set precedents. then announced early on in the bloody conflict ensued on the my friends and still haunt the country breakaway in two thousand and eleven to create the world's new west country succeed on the realization of this historic day is a testament to tyler's efforts of the people of south sudan in this search for peace the uss up its embassy in the path to achieve at the very same day. just nostalgia because divides and

i was keen for a secure financial lifeline the minister has asked for the fifteen billion dollars in loans and told a gathering of european business leaders he's ready to do whatever it takes. while. the economy which ms donaldson does not create income will be catastrophic. though. why we went to rei was packed with palm sugar or a church reforms that are necessary step for any country hoping for an imf loan the body requires confidence in man to austerity measures and show a viable plan for pre payment he considers concrete privatizing parts of the country's crucial oil and gas sector. as the underlying currency to float more freely and state subsidies on household utilities and reducing overall government spending by about fifteen percent. crean on radios the imf for a half billion dollars three pounds aid program was halted as promised reforms stall the imf said it's ready to respond to his new list requests for assistance the us and eu also set to contribute and into the moniker from the imf to accelerate the cash flow what means we now and it's really time in as many men netany

to suppose that that would be keen something. but don't we. so we really have to focus on boston among those is the cost of what we are most interested in is the home once reconvene call was the size of the party can increase your witty out he was too much attention to discover dark sector south seneca. it is to compensation schemes how people can help you calm physical stamina since it is dead is merely at the pizza mix of patient care and thank you very much professor was to happen in your university thank you for joining us this evening but three months. yes it's other top stories on the global fund for the mystery of inhalation airliner to chile's first female president being sworn in for a second term thing and go over to her poly. the new center. so paul let's start with the latest in the search for that missing plane in the new clues. well frustrations are mounting after gandhi's the search efforts was still no sign of wreckage from malaysia airlines point three seven zero. the national teams have further expanded their search after ear