om, you like this pick. why? >> microsoft future is in the cloud. that is the only thing they have to do right and they will be a great company. a lot of people like for them to do tablets and phones, but the core of this company is enterprise. the core of this company is big business and making their applications run. have all the they right strategy right now, because of satya, which they can implement, and make microsoft a powerhouse in cloud. from that standpoint, some of transitionands this in technology, he is the one that understands the big transition, so he will be the perfect guy to turbocharge the growth of this company. he is a low-key guy, very modest, likes to make sure there is consensus, but he is very strong-willed. will notlk to him, he let you in on any of his secrets or how he is thinking. i have got to get to know him over a period of time. my hat duration of him has grown over the years. he has actually done what he said up to do every time. is person he reminds me of the guy who runs android and chrome at google. is one of tho

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but bomb om line, his statement that america is committing to the security of israel, unquestionably,nd also at the same time calling - recalling instances in which what he called the political courage of aerial ariel sharon providing an example of what might be possibility in the middle east. earlier prime minister binyamin netanyahu in his yulo any -- yulolgy made reference to his feelings that the challenge of iran at its nuclear program is the greatest threat, even though he had never made this a single issue. he left office eight years ago when this was not in the headlines or the height of israeli conscience notice. binyamin netanyahu made it a paint in his eulogy. the israeli president shimon peres recalled his long friendship with sherryn in his words calling ariel sharon the shoulder of an israel security and the man whose fingerprints are on every diplomatic situation and royalty outpost in the country. >> what happens next? >> in an hour or two hours from now, the military convoy will take ariel sharon's casket on a road journey to the farm. his family farm. it's called syc

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