is the success so vibrant in places like macau and throughout asia that it actually is really needed, given what's going on in vegas? how would you characterize things? >> well, it was vital during the recession. the fact that we are having record quarters every quarter in macau was really helped us keep the lights on during the recession in las vegas. and we're still having records in macau and we expect to have a record again this year and probably next, and we're doubling down there. we're building a $3 billion new resort that opens in 2016. the good news, though, because most of our profits are out of las vegas, the good news is the fundamental underpinnings of our business are significantly improving in las vegas and we'll make more money in las vegas, a lot more money in las vegas, than we will in macau this year and we'll be up versus last year nicely as well. >> well, that's a great change there. it's interesting that your revenue breakdown is more than 70% from hospitality and entertainment. and just over 20%, just from gaming. so, is that by design? talk to us about the shif

also, macau, they are probably the most profitable and the best-run casino in macau, and trends are developingthem there as well. and the last thing is 7%, 7 1/2% short interest here. valuationwise, they're more expensive, the las vegas sands but i think the short interest in the stock, people betting against it will continue to help toward the up side. >> beakers. >> my friend ace over here, it didn't end that well for him either. he'd better hope he has a special plate under his cadillac because i think when you look at macau things have probably peaked there. this week china talked about 7% gdp growth. that's well below the trend of the last several years. most analysts on the street have compound annual growth rates for earnings of 20%. trees just don't go to the sky. rbc came out with a report today talking about how the trends in macau are actually below estimates. they're still up. nothing's falling apart. but i think a lot of this is already priced into the stock. then when i look at the technicals and i see it making a new high and the rsi divergence. and then today we see some more w

. >> festivities underway in hong kong and macau to celebrate what many say is buddha's birthday.they were celebrating buddhist it is birthday, and expected to attract 1000 villagers. don't forget to check out more information on our website. >> the women of this gang are fighting back against rapists, rule husbands, and corrupt police. if necessary using sticks. the founder is training her troop of indian women. on the head,ts you she says, hold the stick like this. if he attacks from the side, like his. and pink saris are the hallmarks in northern india. defendnot allowed to ourselves? are we not allowed to protect ourselves? this is not a weapon, it is only a stick. we are not criminals. ♪ this person and her sister-in- law join the gang five years ago. the ganged help, and provided it, quickly and without any complications. many women have joined the gang for the same reasons. with her daughter, she explained. she ran away with a boy from another cast, she said. for two years, i do not know where she was. when she came back, she was three months pregnant. the boy had simply th

been i have read them out of active by western intelligence agencies during the gulf war in libya in macau there are you know of course that culminated with what we saw on benghazi last fall when the u.s. had gone in trying to eliminate some but potential leadership in the. libyan government it's a broken off each militias basically. to radicalize some of those groups over the last two years or so but it's a recipe for chaos and it's really sad because libya has got. a challenge and or have some semblance of lot of order in the government in that country right now the whole north african region is awash with various islamist radical groups and i'm sorry to say that this is a u.s. administration that is allied itself with the islamicists and now they're having trouble training to be created. and you can track all the latest developments in benghazi on our web site right now at all to don't call and we've got video footage the witness accounts from the scene of the blast altie local. police in louisiana hunting down several gunman who opened fire on a crowd drink mother's day celebrations ni

apart from pollution and river traffic, roads and rail projects to connect hong kong and macau driverright through their habitat. a third runway is planned at the nearby international airport. his fight measures to mitigate the impact of such projects, campaigners say numbers may drop to unsustainable levels. >> we saw that if we are not going to do something quickly, then the numbers will slowly drop to a level they cannot recover. >> for this organization's it isnt photographer, disappointingly barren. >> it is getting harder to find them. sometimes you wait over two hours. hours. >> [ "we wish you a merry christmas" plays ] ♪ we wish you a merry christmas, we wish you a merry christmas ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas and a happy new year ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas and a happy new year ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas, we wish you a merry christmas ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas and a happy new year ♪ ♪ we wish you a merry christmas ♪

of sands in securing gambling licenses and other sort of benefits to enter the gambling enclave of macau. the plaintiff had asked on for $328 million, and correct me if i have this wrong, they have voted in favor unanimously of a $7 on million award of the plouffe in nevada. that's the story on the long-running case, richard suin was the plaintiff in the case, and sheldon adelson. he toefield memorably at that trial back a month or so ago. folks, back to you. >>> thank you, tyler, we can see that sands is up. >> he was suing, and he won. >>> he had this to say about apple this morning. >> we still have a position in apple. we bought a bit below 400. i along with everybody else is waiting to hear what they have to say as far as do they have something revolutionary in the horizon? revolutionary? or do they have something evolutionary? if you don't have the steve jobs around to do the revolutionary sort of thing, do the evolutionary thing, and you have a have company that gets better. if they don't do either, we have a problem. >> joining us from r.w. bid is willpower. will, do you think th

at an auction in macau in 2010, this two-pound white truffle sold for $330,000, a record amount.d in the ground. >> no. >> and they're a fungus. >> yes, they're underground fungus. >> so the farmer really can't make it happen? >> no, they can't do anything. we can't do anything. you're always on the phone, many telephones, saying, "sorry, sorry, i don't have. i don't have." and i wish i had 100 tons a day to make everybody happy. >> in france, the truffle is so revered that in the village of uzes, a special mass is held in its honor. churchgoers not only put money in the collection plate, they also add truffles. there's a reason for the special prayers. because of climate change, the harvests are down from an annual haul of 2,000 tons of truffles 100 years ago to just 30 tons today. the scarcity and high prices have attracted elements of organized crime, who've turned the truffle trade into something resembling the drug trade. >> [speaking french] >> the reality is, behind the popularity of the truffle lies a dangerous world. >> my house is your house. >> one of europe's most fam

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. >> we saw that in hong kong and macau. the jewelry stores were absolutely packed.famous investors are split on whether gold is a good in-depth right now. josh lipton has the details on that one. >> heavyweight money managers in their 13-f filings telling us what they're buying and selling when it comes to the metals and the miners. leon cooperman of omega advisers initiated a stake in the gdx, the gold miners, now at the lowest level since december of 2008, and he likes the gld, the etf that tracks bullion. cooperman also carved out a position in the slv, the etf that tracks silver, now at the lowest since october 2010. soros likes the gold miners, upped his stake in the gdx, but he did reduce his stake in the gld by 12% and we were watching john paulson. his position in the gld, unchanged, but he did eliminate his entire state in barrett, so all 915,000 shares. of course, if paulson is right, then michael novogratz is wrong. earlier this week on cnbc, he said gold is in a classic bubble and could trade back down to 500 per ounce. that's a price not seen in about s

guest: the chinese government has also accepted one system in hong kong and macau, so there is aways- there is already constitutional mechanism to solve the issue of threat. by granting basic freedom to the tibetan people, it could encourage the chinese government give basic freedom to other people or other people with different religious orientation. that should be welcomed. host: our guest is the prime minister in exile of the government of tibet. is our equivalent of a prime minister. he is also a senior fellow at the east asian legal studies program at harvard law school, so you are at harvard right now. guest: i was at harvard law school for 16 years from 1995 to 2011. i did my master's and doctorate, which i finished in 2004, been employed there since 2011 -- employed thereby -- employed there until 2011. then i left the u.s., harvard, and went to serve the tibetan people. that is why -- that is where i am located, so presently i am not -- host: located in india. so i: located in india, don't have the coffee that we have here, but i have tasty chai. north in india, so close to