my nicole smith avanza to push my grandmother was one of those typical wartime women who saw her family through under difficult circumstances he met the men were always absent on the streets and in daily life you still saw men who had clearly been wounded in the war. that still infiltrated our childhood. but only as an adult did i realize how recent world war 2 still was then not outside of. your film show things from a child's perspective. what are your favorite childhood memories. growing up in a small and mid-size town gave me a great sense of security. bogen this and that we also had an incredible amount of freedom. my parents worked a lot they ran a restaurant in but now i'm mine and what my mother always went back to the restaurant in the evenings on nights when i saw that little slip of light under my bedroom door and someone was in the hallway or the living room and i fell asleep feeling secure because mama was home. because most of the time she wasn't there i had a very independent life. even as a young child and it's leaving from there for you kid. well how did you get to know

today" just published a powerful op-ed by nicole smith holt. it's entitled, my son died from rationing insulin, democratic drug pricing plan still wouldn't help him. she writes of her son, age 26, who aged out of his parents' insurance and had a job with no benefits. she expresses the same concern that a group of michigan high schoolers recently wrote me about in a compelling article that they are raising money to help those who lack insurance by their -- buy their drugs, saying drug manufacturers should not be able to determine who does and who does not get better, everyone deserves to be healthy and everyone deserves to be helped by our legislation. but some are left out. my goal has never been to turn this bill to the right or to the left, but to deal with those and provide assurances to those who have been left out by it. under this legislation, it will still remain illegal, a violation of federal law, to negotiate lower drug prices on 2/3 of the drugs -- may i have another half a minute? ms. shalala: i yield a half minute to the gentleman.

we have stephen macklow-smith and nicole and my with us.or the adjacencies of hong kong and macau? a: i would not say so in that the hong kong protests are assigned of the worry. recession, butin our baseline is one of gradual de-escalation going forward and we would not expect hong kong as a financial center to change its status in a significant way. in terms of asia, we have investments. we are very selective. i would not say we have radically changed our outlook for asia or china. tom: there has got to be an opportunity. hinges are hearing is em off the recovery of the stabilization of china. do you buy that, or can em prosper separate from china? stephen: china is such a large proportion and it has an impact on the upper asset class, but the emerging market seen, there is disparate opportunities within em. you can think about eastern africa and north america which will not be affected much by the perceived issues with china. another thing investors are learning over the last five years is that a lot of what we hear in the news headlines

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