. >> ric, i understand your point. but to put it in more context, the obama administration is saying that the reason that they want to give the -- hand it off, if you will in terms of ground decision there is off to the next president, is because it's a changing war, it's a changing battle and so -- i wanted to ask you, so that's their clarification on that part of the argument there, their position. but when you look at this battle against isis as it stands now, ric, is it a lost cause or is there new strategy or tactical approach that could be effective at this point? >> yeah you hit it on the head there, a tactical approach. of course there are things we can do. what is really frustrating is we keep hearing the white house really talk about either going to a war, going to war or ignoring the situation. they don't know how to do diplomacy. there's no in between middle ground. they keep telling us well, we don't want to start a war and go there in. they are targeting strikes with intel officers on the ground. look we

but remember, even if there is a default, the ecb will give ric banks andthe b there could be a cyprus-type situation. there could be a political crisis with the government having to reassess what they need to do. in the end, it is a political problem. 60% probability of an agreement, a 40% chance of a political crisis, but the greek people want to stay in europe -- in the euro. betty: thank you very much. we will get an insider's look at the fed's rate decision with the st. louis fed president. you can watch that live at 3:00 right here on bloomberg television and listen to it on bloomberg radio will stop -- bloomberg radio. tom: coming up, we are going google's development day and find out where are the big products and services. and more on the fierce battle between fitness trackers. that's next. ♪ betty: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. pimm: let's go to julie hyman with a look at what's happening in the markets right now. julie: we have been talking about the huge deal in technology today with avago agreeing to buy broadcom. because it falling spiked to above the offer price y

imposibles. 21:05 eso es lo que estamos haciendo edia de 5 de mayo en sanrancisco, epeleando ctra los mas ric de sanfrancisco :16 42:45 se esma e en aproximamente 3 o 4semanas esta oenanza lleguel plo de la juntae supervores, donde orriria unprimeraotacion...desdean francisco...pilar no 42:58 topvo anca ---queres que ted nos de su pto de vistasobre esta ta a tres de nuera pregunta ddia... ---c cree usted q se eden evitar l desalojos? cont. cer ---para partipar ya a nuestrapagina de faceok/telemu n 48 y suespuestapodria ser compartida al final del noticiero... blanca --el desalojo es un procedimiento por medio del cual el dueÑo trata de recuperar su propiedad y remover al inquilino, sin embargo muchas veces no cumplen con lo estipulado por la ley. cesar --por este motivo, alonso castillo de telemundo 48 responde est en vivo con nosotros roll open under ---para decirnos como se pueden defender los arrendatarios, adelante alonso, buenas tardes... take alonso live alonso live si usted est rentando una propiedad y el arrendador quiere desalojarlo, tenga presente que cuenta con derechos que lo prot

the families say they are too distraught to comment but have aunl ric authorized their lawyer to talk on their behalf. . >> tweeting something of a normal picture where they hadn't been in contact with her family so she seemed to are -- or the family saw it that way, she tweeted meals for the world but no phone call home really. >> cot girls have been stopped and what is the responsibility of the parents. ami amira's parents came under fire. he maintains his client is not an extremist and acknowledges need for scrutiny by parents and cooperation by the police and muslim community. >> i think the lesson to be learned there really is that we teed to be able to, as parents, monitor influences that affect our children,. >> amir, kadeeza, all minors, just 15 and 16, and that may be the critical factor. at the time they left the k, it was indicated the girls may not be prosecute fed they choose to and are able to return home. cnn, london. >> we have now learned that some of the girls have made contact with their families. the families' attorneys releasing a statement saying they let is know

. >> reporter: the charging document against officer ric

ric re-code says the deal would be worth more than $1 billion. let's have a look at twitter pricing and it's up about 0.8% in frankfurt today. apple has promoted design guru jony ive to chief design officer. he'll focus on new ideas and future projects. he worked closely with steve jobs to create a distinctive look for products. he has worked on packages for products and with the retail head on redesign of apple stores. as you can see it's up 0.4% in frankfurt trade. now apple's iphones have been a big seller for the tech giant but a new report warns that they're starting to appear for demand of the popular smartphone. we caught up with the analyst and asked him about the report which surveyed smartphone users around the world and asked for their buying intentions. >> so we did a survey of about 9,000 smartphone users globally as part of a team that does primary research for us. that survey we have been doing for the last six month. there's some of the other device vendors so one of the key takeaways we found is for the overall market what we hav

so if you engage in more than two suas allowed under ric, you are engaged in a criminal conspiracy that can be prosecuted. and the thing about rico and the way it relates to asset forfeitures, you can relate to anyone. you can say i'm an al qaeda member. a lot of people want to brag about it you're charged. it's a pretty interesting tool. you can go half their mind. if we find there's a foundation in a far flung land, in let's say, even a country that doesn't have an imlet with us or doesn't on nor it,honor it, lebanon, for example. we found a bank called bank lebano france. they put their money in that. that was apparently hezbollah's money. under the law, we have a section called 981k of title 18 that allows substitute assets to be confiscated, where the u.s. government can actually reach the assets. so even though we didn't have an inlat with lebanon, and it would be better if we did, we were able to freeze the money and forfeit ultimately $102 million of hezbollah's money without going to lebanon. if we have imlats that we should use more strategically, it will be exponentially more