sheikh hamad is the prime minister of qatar.heikh hamad owns 12% of credit suisse and 6% of barclays. i asked sheikh hamad about he felt about the state of the global economy. >> i think now we are done in terms of bottoming about the real economy i'm talking. i'm not talking about the market. the market could go 10% down, 15%. also what happened in the market was too much, too quick. that is little bit hesitating. i hope it doesn't go a whole lot down. we can see that settling, let us say settling market more. >> as this crisis has related to oil. earlier in the year we saw oil down to $32 a barrel and wild swings for gas as well as oil. what are you seeing in erm terms of demand picture right now? >> well, demand is there. what we don't want, speculation in the market. that is the big problem which raised the price to 150. i think if we go back to $150 we'll crash the market. if we go $35, we'll crash the oil industry and then we'll have a bigger problem in the near future in term of prices because demand is every year is grow

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if you look at qatar, in any big business you're likely to have a -- in other places it's a lot broaderbased. in kuwait, there is a wide merchant class, which doesn't mean the ruling families don't have a significant presence, but they're not the dominant players. also, if you're a prince, in many cases you can't be bothered to set up and run a business, so there are also some merchant business and serious investors among those ruling families. but those in terms of the interest, more with the rest of the merchant class more than with their other family. which doesn't mean there are not barriers to industry. those families got to where they are off true their royal connections. so it's not a completely open playing field but it's a lot more diverse than just relatives of the rers. >> you spoke of the recycling of a lot of the cash. do you see any evidence that any of it is moving into opposition political campaigns and there has been -- we get sporadic reports in terms of security issues. we noted there's been the arrest of several hundred fairly recently. do you see any stepup in campa

if you look at qatar, in any big business you're likely to have a -- in other places it's a lot broaderness, so there are also some merchant business and serious investors among those ruling families. but those in terms of the interest, more with the rest of the merchant class more than with their other family. which doesn't mean there are not barriers to industry. those families got to where they are off true their royal connections. so it's not a completely open playing field but it's a lot more diverse than just relatives of the rulers. >> you spoke of the recycling of a lot of the cash. do you see any evidence that any of it is moving into opposition political campaigns and there has been -- we get sporadic reports in terms of security issues. we noted there's been the arrest of several hundred fairly recently. do you see any stepup in campaigns, you know, of terrorism there? >> you would really have to distinguish one country from another. you have the kuwaiti regime where you have a lot of money going to elections. the parliament can essentially prevent anything from happening in

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such as qatar, i think would be important to think about what i have labeled your shorthand for traditional paradigms of genetic testing just to see how we shifted in the last several years. and these are based on some kind of basic tenets of how we think about genetics. the first is a traditional approach would be that genetics test justified for at risk individuals for actionable conditionconditions with available options. so the idea is that genetic test should really only be dered by those or for those who have shown through medical history and the history, a reason for taking a genetic test. and that they should really be done only for conditions that are action in the sense that you can actually do something about them. another kind of basic approach to genetic testing has been oversight by trained health care professional, the idea that these tests should only be ordered by position or another type of trained health care professional. and that they should be a requirement for pre-and post test genetic counseling that we should have high standards for quality assurance deliveble you a