l-3 did not do language testing. l-3 did not do functional training linguist services operating in a war zone and l-3 did not do in-country management and leadership and information. >> that is correct, sir. we -- gls performs those functions currently. >> l-3 is not so modest about the services they provide. was it the case -- now, you know the forbes article that i've been mentioning. >> only from your testimony. >> you're kidding me. you're kidding me. when forbes writes an article about your parent company -- >> i'm not aware of it. >> you don't bother to read it? that's an insult to the media. you're not being read over there. you've got to work harder. so you don't know whether it's true as forbes said mccowen, the venture capitalist who came in this thing is chamber of the board and owns a quarter of dyncorp. >> yes, i do and that is the case. >> okay. and this linguist contract helped to boost dyncorp's revenue by 45%. >> i believe that's true, yes, sir. >> okay. well, you don't have to agree with this charac

for l-3.ot the linguist, but the administrative options. >> i don't know the current count right now and. >> give me a ballpark. >> i would rather not. i don't know the actual caltech i can find out. >> what are we talking about? 10, 100? >> it is much more competent than that. plus our finance department is still dealing with a close out of the years from the other contracts. so there is, you know, to contract in play for l-3. that is why the numbers not something i have on the top of my head. it is a separate division from where i am located at, and i know we have contracted substantially but i just don't know what the number is. >> i'm not talking about the linguist. >> in the opposite of expanded. >> okay. all right. and how about you, mr. schmidt? >> we have approximately four to six personnel on the contract, in addition to the linguist. to our total support staff ranged between four and six on a monthly basis depends on the amount of work. >> so the amount of money you have been paid so

l-3 did not do language testing, l-3 did not do functional training, services, and l-3 did not do in country management and leadership and supervision. >> that is correct. we performed those functions currently. >> i want to know because i'm sure l-3 is not so modest about the services they provide. was it the case -- now you know the four i've been mentioning? >> only from your testimony. >> you're kidding me. you mean when forbes wrote an article about your parent company you don't bother to read it? that's an insult to the media. you're not being read over there. you have to work hard. so you don't know whether it's true as "forbes" said chairman of the board and owns 1/4 of it. >> yes. >> and it helped the contract to boost ncom's revenue. >> i believe that's true, yes, sir. >> okay. well. you don't have to agree with me. i'm just going to say this contract and the taxpayer became a cash cow. it was a big juicy steak. let's get to -- let's get to l-3. and i am far from defending my profession. i totally agree with mr. zakheim that lawyers are a poo substitute of witnesses, a poor

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llllllllll >>> we turn our attention to the currency markets. the yen has been up across the board today. dollar/yen is back down to 96.76. it did particularly well against the aussie and the kiwi dollar on the back of that chinese data we were just talking about which is below forecast in factory expansion. elsewhere, euro/dollar below 1.42. sterling is below 1.65. euro/sterling is steady around 0.86. stephen gallo, good to see you. we'll talk about the chinese impact in just a moment. before that, we've got the fed meeting starting today. probably a bit of covering of positions haedz of that. but i wonder whether coming out of this, it will confirm whether the dollar relationship towards risk appetite has broken down. >> the short answer to that question, i think, is no. i think by and large going forward, if we do see some sharp declines in equity markets or on the reverse side of that, we see any large rises in risk appetite, the dollar will start moving. there is a big feeling, though, ross. there is a big feeling coming off that nonfarm pa

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