but then roche says. some patients taking lariam think about killing themselves so this is not a statement that some patients taking lariam have been reported to think about killing themselves or it's hypothesized that lariam may cause a patient to think about killing themselves roche is saying and this course has to be approved by the at the a. before this is allowed to be distributed by roche. some patients taking lariam think about killing themselves so this is a statement by roche that patients can a suicidal thought on lariam it doesn't have but they then go on to say and there have been reports of suicide it is not known whether sponsible for these suicides well that's where i take. a difference with roche now i think that it's at this ingenuous statement because it's really quite clear from a number of sources that larry. can cause suicidal thoughts and suicides in february of two thousand and four then army surgeon general james peake testified before a house armed services subcommittee that no li

roche tries to stretch it to a double and is called out. ask me, he was safe, la roche two hits, two r.b.i.s, nats up 3-2. bottom of the 4th, edwin jackson nats up 3-1. a mistake. a two-run home run, game tied at 3-3. jackson went five, allowed three runs on four hits. bottom of the 9th, tied 3-3, daniel murphy facing rodriguez, two on, a base hit in front of jayson werth, mike baxter with the game winning run. nats beaten 4-3 and are now 2- 2. the mets are 4-0. >>> the orioles hosting the yankees, top of the 4th yankees lead 3-1. derek jeter to deep right, high off the wall, nick markakis with the relay. russell martin scores without a throw. the orioles fall to the yankees 6-2. >>> tonight the two worst teams in the entire nba got together, the wizards in charlotte facing the bobcats. washington won the previous two meetings but entered with a five-game losing streak. advantage? push. 1st half the wizards go to kevin seraphin who passes inside to james singleton for the duck. wizards in command by 15. later 1st half martin's long range ju

record installations, record sales of genetic sequencers. >> i know, david, why would roche go after we think you have better technology. greg lucier, president of life technologies. thank you for coming in. >> thank you, jim. >> you have a lot of ways to win. you know one certain business we discussed about gene sequencing, i have to tell you, i think it is worth the whole company. i am not kidding, that's how big this will be. stay with life. stay with cramer. >>> how do you tell the difference between a viable decline or dangerous decline to be avoided? i have been thinking that's the biggest question during this earnings period and on display big time in today's session. first the viables. take down starbucks, after the $3.23 selloff. i think the ceo will turn things around in europe which was the only weakness in europe. some say go with dunkin' donuts. i think buying starbucks at a discount is worth the risk, but i'm never saying no to dunkin. what else? celgene. i think they're not badly priced after the pull back. and i think they'll do it again. not buyable. wish i could tel

roche has patience, though.so looking back at their former statements, whether it's genetec where they've said somewhere kinds of things and moved ahead to fairly significant increases and offers. they worry about competitors like life tech and there is question about the pricing of these boxes. it's incredible what's going on and what we'll be able to do in just a handful of years walking with our dna on our ipads to the doctor's office. but there you go, the point being here roche has said similar hinge thisthings in the. >> coming up, sony ceo laying out plans to revise the company. you we turn back the clock. if you were to make a mixed tape, what song would you pick as season any "ony's anthem. a route map shows you where we go. but not how we get there. because in this business, there are no straight lines. only the twists and turns of an unpredictable industry. so the eighty-thousand employees at delta... must anticipate the unexpected. and never let the rules overrule common sense. this is how we tame th

addition, we know that food trucks now are a lot healthier choices, so you can not classify them all as roche coaches. we have gotten data from the school district about which campuses are actually open campuses were kids are allowed to leave school for lunch in terms of protecting the school lunch program. it turns out all middle schools are closed campuses. there is not a single public middle school where a kid can leave campus for lunch. when you look up a high schools that are completely open, it does about six high schools, so what we are in discussion about this may be having 500 feet for middle schools and high schools except for those five or six and a larger distance for the five or six, and the current discussion is happening, and i am hoping within the next week or so we will have a consensus or something approaching a consensus that we can move forward together. with respect to the other legislation and the amendments to the planning code, if you are now no hospital campus or a school in -- a high school campus of happens to be non- commercial, even though you have portions that a

the best way to describe the rhythms of the show i watch before roche genuine and this watch first two seasons of of the family on dvd and he was brilliant the rhythms was really funny and and then all of a sudden he's got raped. and so he had this away with these rhythms of peaks and valleys as a roller-coaster ride. genuine was the same thing. and that's how this place is. in order to tell the story genuine or the story and made a decision that they have to be completely naked i have to be open in naked otherwise what's the point. >>> what about friends and family >>> i had to warn people around me. the kids are older now i had a conversation of them with them beforehand and asked it was okay and they said yes because it's quite a help some people. and with great is it is. action is gun some wonderful cards and e-mails from people when woman wrote me that her sister suffers from depression and a sister has a ph.d. in the brilliant woman and she never understood why intellect couldn't take the place of the emotional she could just snap out of it and after seeing the waiting she now un

adam roche made it pretty interesting. he pitched a gem and he was a natural.ke the opening series at wrigley this weekend. this afternoon's iffinale came down to two in the ninth. a red hot adam laroche had other plans. making his seasonal debut for the nats, zimmerman gets help from the defense. check out roger bernadina. absolutely sacrifices his body. take another look. he covered so much ground. lays out, make an absolutely beautiful grab. saves the run in the process, that's more important. this one the defense can't get to. he brings home a run. the cubs take an 1-2 lead. one out away from a complete game but not so fast. laroche gets ahold of one, deep to right. his second home run of the year. the nats are within one. in comes carlos to close it out and he gets them to pop out and in the game the cubs win 4-3. next up with the nats, a series with the mets in new york beginning tomorrow. >>> the orioles looking for the series sweep of the twins. j.j. hardy at the dish, and that one is not coming back. a solo shot off of anthony swarzek. baltimore takes

recuperate this is the one site it's not only just seen here it's also the hotels and the routes the roches airport. but they are doing well now it's been a long hard kontinental hockey league season and it's just got a little bit longer because don imus go have tied the guarin cup finals with armed guards at three three it means a decisive seventh game as robert daniel reports. from the the rink on the brink of survival lionel's being just one step away from making the greatest comeback in the during his three that's what's been keeping on the job there see it this week. the boon whites were trailing one guard three one in the final best of seven series but holding their second it we were in on sc came out on home ice on monday steely eyed just seconds into the game that holds first line lead their fury out yeah new camaro netting here one nil whatever the visit there is some showed they were up for the boy mark in school or tipping in the cool eyes or. just. to lose the biggest game of their lives in their own city was something the blue and whites didn't even want to contemplate these mu

>> we do prefer roche over novartis. we think the r&d cape aabilitief roche are powerful and they're showing that they actually can execute that. so we're looking at their revenue basis being able to revamp growth while novartis with the more diversified business model, it is doing the right thing by taking gentleman miles per hour rick generics and vaccine business to slow down the pressures on branded products. but they need the diverse i to try to cover up the slowdown that they have in phrma. phrma has some support. there is some r&d innovation going on there. but it needs more. they have a lot of products going generic this this year or next year. >> andrew, i'm just wondering, how much consolidation is there in the phrma sector as an a investor? is it an opportunity to get in at some stage because of consolidati consolidation? >> yeah, that's an excellent point. the consolidation is a theme that is a paired theme. it comes together with the r&d or the lack of r&d productivity in the far made business and also the p

. >>> roche may be willing to boost its bid for al lum inillu.ad bid $44.50 earlier in the year. and then bumped the offer to $51 at the end of the month. but it is still not enough. and in a much smaller deal action today, appal low raising its cash off to buy great wolf resorts by 35% to $225.7 million. private equity firm outbidding rival ksl capital partners for north america's largest operator of indoor water parks. i know both of you like to spend time in indoor water parks. offer now at $6.75 per share in cash up from the $5. >> a bunch of people, strangers, thousands of strangers all -- i don't know. >> i like them outdoors in florida. they're nice. >> a swing like that looks cool. i'd love on do that. >> you're perfectly able if you so choose. >> i absolutely have. >> you've been to a water park? >> many times i've been to water parks in maine, new hampshire, florida. maybe new jersey. love it. love a good roller coaster which is a separate issue. but love a theme park. >> all the common people around you? >> all the common people. i'm a

according to roche only one in ten thousand users suffer side effects from the drug but a study published in one nine hundred ninety six by the british medical journal found that one and one hundred forty travelers taking mefloquine can expect to have a nurse a adverse event unpleasant enough to temporarily prevent them from carrying out their day to day activities. in march of two thousand and eight the malaria journal published a study conducted by the armed forces medical surveillance center. study examine the medical records of over eleven thousand active duty military personnel deployed to afghanistan in two thousand and seven of that sample the report states that almost ten percent showed evidence of a contraindication to lariam with females more than twice as likely as males to suffer significant side effects if the military continued to use the drug. the mental health evaluation also questions the care afforded john before his death ensley notes that john's medical records indicate he sought help for his symptoms and that after repeated doctor visits failed to find anything physic

accommodation process do roche travel prizes do. it's just the lack of a viable accommodation very expensive most of them university. sure you can stop in a tent for reasonable just a hotel bed and breakfast top place i think we're going to get absolutely still skyrocketing prices urged to sound a stern warning to ukraine's government which promised to take action. have a risk of ending up half empty reward their owners to lower the prices with so many low cost airlines being able to bring fans for games into out of ukraine he might as well decide against going here just coming from one day. accommodation prices usually hit the ceiling ahead of a big event and london will not be an exception during this summer's olympics but in the case of ukraine the gap between the price and the quality is past and there is a great risk private landlords could and dr offit let's ukraine has already spent fourteen billion euros into the euro trying to project and is expected to earn only half a billion the private sector will rake in just as much t

roche aun fegan danced to a song called, the time of my life. that's classic rock right there. brook burk asked them about the routine and in doing so was kind enough to provide us with our unintentional joke of the day. >> i like that she called me a man. >> there was a really sweet moment between the two of you that we saw in your package. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you shouldn't be looking in there. it was a semiserious injury last night. melissa gilbert had to be rushed to the hospital after suffering concussion and whiplash, which apparently exists. i thought it was something lawyers made up, but she got whiplash after she -- it seemed like she hit her head. we have video here. >> i hit my head. >> maxim fell, and she fell, then they were checking her out afterwards. gavin degraw pulled a huge move and carried her. that was a strong move. they laid her down and gave her oxygen. seems kind of unnecessary. but everyone was very concerned, including -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: gene simmons. [cheers and applause ] then imagine you hit your head. you wake up an

it was between gladys knight and roche aun fact an, and the mirror boot went to gladys knight.you're watching is not in slow motion. this is full speed. there you go. like line-dancing. that would be kind of a bummer for a motown legend getting kicked off in motown week. i guess the pips voted for irkel. gladys and her partner will be out later in the show. i'll help them work through this difficult time. kathryn jinkins got the best scores last night, 39 out of 40, which reminds me i have a "dancing with the stars" knock knock joke. you want to hear it? [cheers and applause ] why not? we're here. don't get too excited. it's a knock-knock joke. >> knock knock. >> who? >> katherine jenkins. >> kath ring jenkins who? >> exactly. >> abc aired a "20/20" special called dance floor confidential behind the scenes of "dancing with the stars," so it was three hours of dance. remember when we used to have football on monday nights on abc? a special show, the inner work, of "dancing with the stars" including something that has been top secret up to this point. they showed how they select

if you have more of a rules-based, predictable type of roche to policy you are going to be against that. i think you're seeing support from one side and not others, largely for those reasons. i can answer about the political side but i do write in my book and i tried to be a substantive about it is possible, the extent to which the interventionist philosophy on the chairman side is a major factor here. i trace that back to many many years ago and the interactions with the chairman myself but also reactions that people like milton friedman had and some of the things that chairman bernanke wrote. there are explicit discussions in there about what milton friedman was saying, so i think and of course the federal reserve works in a situation where the chairman has extraordinary power. the ceo of the organization and it works by consensus voting. you have many people objecting so the thing you do have to think through is the role of the chairman as an individual here when you're assessing these things and i try to address that as best i could keep into the facts as much as possible in my book

it basically moved away from the central planning kind of roche and encouraged more economic freedom. it's got a lot of questions on other kinds of freedom and for that matter they're still huge questions about the rule of law in china and then they come back. but compared to where they were was a tremendous move in the right direction and the success should convince anybody you don't want to go back and the other direction. it's also from the point of america's leadership we are still there espousing these principles because china could very well move in another direction or encourage others and if we are not out there with the strong economy that is shown to work as it has in the past so much that i think the world as a whole will suffer from a loss if you like of american leadership here. so this is an issue not just for the united states, but also for the world. on income distribution, there is a lot of debate about what causes income distribution to move. i think your eye would see the education issues are to be one of the most central to get straight. we are disappointed in lead

bottom of the 4th, adam la roche, shallow left. the nats win 1-0. >>> as the capitals prepare for game four, they'll have to do it with nicholas backstrum. he was suspended after this cross check. the league called his actions excessive and reckless. game four against the bruins is thursday. that's a quick look at sports this morning. have a great wednesday. >>> virginia's governor has some harsh words for lawmakers who ditched a budget deal at the last minute. that story is coming up. >> plus, ddot crews pay not have to work nearly as hard during this year's pothole palooza. >>> here's your delay from dale boulevard heading up to the prince william parkway where an accident was quickly moved to the shoulder. more coming up at 5:30. you're watching 9news now. we'll be right back. at grocery stores this quarter. thank you. happy shopping! activate your 5 percent cash back at chase.com/freedom. and now, new cardmembers get 100 dollars bonus cash back after they spend 500 dollars within the first three months. visit chase.com/freedom

. >> looking at names that are the biggest holders within your fund, pfizer, roche, a lot of actual drugompanies in here, novartis. why? >> there are standard drug companies. we beefed up a little bit on that. the relative performance outlook moving forward looks pretty good on these big companies. >> why? >> why? because they haven't done so much in the past 10, 12 months. we think it's going to turn around and get started. on the other hand you're just showing the largest holdings, you're obscuring the smaller hoeldings? >> such as? >> one of our companies preannounced on test results. they do blood tests to find down's syndrome instead of using amnio. >> why are these big names going to play catch-up? >> the earnings are going to be awful. pfizer, for example -- >> you're really selling it now. >> earnings are going to be awful. pfizer, patent on lipitor goes. investors know this is happening. all these tiny pes which are sometimes single-digit and 5% yields, they are going to make these things go up because investors have to have the yield and the very low valations. >> you're genera

course, has been a major m & a theme all year, rich peterson saying the other major won would be roche'sin, foreign money coming into the u.s. and now's a good opportunity with prices where they are. >> if you think the currency translation is. coty is owned -- controlled by a german family. interestingly i spoke with bankers who said they had a big bake-off to potentially file an ipo as soon as this summer. so coty is trying to figure out lots of things to do here. of course, now, making this unsolicited but not hostile because they're not moving ahead offer for avon. >> they are ambitious, that's clear. >> thank you,ç guys. wee feel up to date. see you all late jeer groupon shares as we mentioned earlier getting hit hard after the company restated fourth quarter results late friday afternoon. brian shactman with the cnbc exchange. over to you, brian. >> take a look. it's taken a leg down in the last hour or so. restating results, investors heading for the exit, plus duo downgrades on top of it. i just want to update the pricing on avon since we had strong conversation on it. up 18%. i

. >> that was a big win against the board nominees by roche going into tomorrow's meeting. the offense with various shareholder meetings planned following the agm. people familiar with the matter tell me illumina has asked jpmorgan analyst to host a dinner for long-term shareholders tomorrow night. peterson has thighest target for illumina on the street even though his 70 buck target was initiated back in january. still higher than the average by 14 bucks. thursday a broader lunch to include hedge funds is also on the docket. that's set to take place at jpmorgan hq. investors are taking it as a sign illumina is taking offense. some investors are taking a b

. >> shares of alumina dropping after roche walked away from the genetic specialist. yes. they had talked about possibly walking away. doesn't mean they won't be back. the only thing i would say is when you get into these m&a situations, these takeover situations, sell it, take the profit that you didn't think would be there for quite some time and let the arch get involved. so let the stock fall. >> berkshire hathway shares are reacting to news that warren buffett has prostate cancer. >> berkshire hathway is cheap on valuation basis. i will again today state that it is going to get cheaper. it is much different. what is going on. you're buying the buffett philosophy, you're buying the macro trade, you're buying the buffette derivative desk. apple has a product that is put underneath the market and has so much cash. >> there others that have made the argument, as well. whitney has done a great job. i don't have to defend its record with burke shire itself. i just think, though, you cannot connect what has gone on with apple and what has gone on here with berkshire. tw

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there are those who believe roche is always a determined buyer and will use the opportunity to drop bothender, to talk away in terms of after the annual meeting and once you don't have a tender you don't have to tell everything you are doing and try to negotiate a transaction. i have no keen insights which is why i will stop with the point being that illumina shares are having a tough go. we'll see what happens at tomorrow's annual meeting. >> it's been sun if you know to watch. we don't have a lot to watch. >> hardly any when it comes to contested situations. >> one other story today. the answer, david faber. the question, who is the next contestant on jeopardy's power players week? the brain will go up against kareem abdul jabar and former white house press secretary dana perino. they don't call him the brain for nothing. i can see he's a little nervous. >> i am. >> are you preparing for it? trivial pursuit or -- >> i haven't been. i have read the paper every day for 40 years. hopefully that's preparation enough. kareem, he's smart. very smart. worldly. e he's been around a long time.

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. >>> roche says its bid for i will lum that is a full and fair offer sand should be more than enough street journal" says black rock would be run by the company's solutions unit and would offer clients including insurers and sovereign wealth funds the opportunity to trade corporate bonds, mortgage securities and other assets. >>> and a pair of companies set to make their public debut today. forum tech priced its ipo at $20 a share at the high end of the expected range. the company makes products for the oil and gas industry. it will trade on the myse under fet. and oak tree capital priced its ipo at $43 a share. best known for its did it is stressed debt investments also cut the size of its offering. oak tree will trade undell the symbol oak. sflnd a weekly jobless claims are out at 8:30 a.m., forecast to rise by 1,000 to a total of 358,000. also at 8:30, we get the march ppi, producer rises are expected to rise about 0.3%. and the february trade deficit is also released at 8:30 a.m. so a lot of data this morning. this while google reports after the closing bell. expecting gains in m

d and r roche of record -- boehner roche burg -- >> thank god that we won the debate. for every limited to try to lodge a rocket, eight reinforces having a defense system. that is one of the only thing that gives us leverage here. we can't defend ourselves. i have also been -- we can defend ourselves. i have always been privy to the debates about food aid to north korea. when did the united states assume the responsibility for the nutrition of the north korean people? i mean, this is a loony policy on our side. shall we say that any dictatorship around the world that decides if they want to spend their money on weapons production, that they are automatically going to qualify for nutritional aid for their people from the united states, and we are going to have expressions that are so concerned that the food aid we are giving them goes directly to the people. what dictatorships are we leaving out of that equation? every dictator that wants to spend more money on weapons, do it, and we will give them food aid, or is it just north korea? this is an insane policy. i remembe

. >> dana roche -- >> speaking of soothing voices. >> i am not a pretend supporter like these latterly like the language they used to describe conservative women. i'm not going to stop them from saying it. progressives use women as prostitutes for votes. >> i'm a prostitute. i'm a vote prostitute. >> does she know what a fascist means? >> no. >> can anybody who is conservative have a radio show? >> i guess so. >> there's enough stations. >> i don't know who she was trying to insult calling people latter day fascists -- >> probably the muse mussolini administrations. >> rush limbaugh attacks a private citizen for testifying as a prostitute and a slut and then they have to go one time on a stage somewhere bill mar said this. >> and you realize every person on fox news defended rush limbaugh. >> yeah. it's always the constant equivalent, so and so said this and a commoner on daily coast said this. an anchor on fox news is the equivalent of someone anonymously posting on a blog. >> right. and bill marr not a democrat. >> obama has lost them. the old reagan blue collar reagan democrats, n

very quickly, i do want to touch on and give you the latest between roche and illumina.ent the second letter to shareholders after the board has rejected the increased offer of $51 a share. in its letter, once again, it urges shareholders to tender their shares and to vote for its independent director nominees at the agm in two weeks, ross? >> thanks for that, carolyn. >>> elsewhere, international powers reject a 6 million pound move to buy a 30% stake in the company it doesn't already own. >> it's considering all options including a possible withdrawing of its offer after it was rejected this morning by international power. gdf is offering 6 billion pounds, $9.6 billion for the remaining 30% of international power. in a statement, international powers say that the members of its independent committee concluded that the offer of 390 pounds per share undervalued the company. it also said it was legally restricted from making a full offer for the company until the 3rd of august 2012 unless it receives the backing from this independent committee according to the "financial

. >> you heard roche saying the fed has been even more we talk about pre-2000le a8 that they'vn more accommodative. where is that now? >> and the problem is they can't funnel it. i'm sure if the fed could, they would funnel it all towards improving the housing market. >> maybe it's in the corn in the s&p. >> corn isn't miles per hour near its peak. >> i'll get to the price in a second. >> do you have a distillery going? >> no, it's more of my carb addiction. but i was just going to comment on bernanke, which is i don't think we got to it, but he's calling for more regulation on the money market business. and that's an industry he thinks actually has not been regulated properly. >> you hear more and more of this, fed extremely concerned about what's going to be the future of money market funds. a lot of push back from the industry obviously. >> they have not been touched in all of this. and if you remember the reserve bank and breaking of the represents -- >> people think it's like an -- buck would have been broken a big time a couple years ago. and now you wonder it's overnight funds

. >> the on going saga regarding roche and a alumina, deciding not to extend the $51 a share tender offerwe talked with david faber about it, how few corporate sagas we have to watch that look anything like this. >> and contrast that with xsc health solutions merging with catalyst health, a win-win. like express scripts and metco. sometimes you're at home and say that is badly and why does it go down? there is people that know more than we do. >> moving on from the earnings, great story in the journal today reporting that facebook's board was all but out of the picture in the company's acquisition of insta gram. the paper says mark zuckerberg negotiated almost entirely on his own with his counterpart kevin sistrem, and he fielded the opening number of 2 billion, whittled it down to the sale for a billion dollars and when ann drees comes over to zuckerberg's house for a meeting he is not aware that sistrem is in another room talking to his board. is this as one-man show and are we really willing to put trust about m&a into a 20 something? >> a billion dollars worth. >> the joy of being pri

fairfield, 77 now in sunnyvale, on the way to 86 degrees later today. 90 tomorrow. .roching on some temperatureways to wear those maxi dresses. you've probably been looking at them for a couple of seasons thinking -- can i wear that? >> the answer is yes. it crosses all generations and heights. amy is the author of "wear this toss that!" >> you're going to prove it to us today. >> yeah. >> it's got that high-low thing. >> we've really seen an evolution. they were boring in 1968 when they coined the term maxi dress. >> they were granny dresses before that. remember? >> they were all ankle length. the high-low is one of the hot trends you'll see. i think anyone can wear this trend, no matter what your age as long as you wear it in an appropriate fashion for your age. >> start with a girl in her 20s, katy. she's sporting this maxi. >> i adore that. >> so cute. >> it is quintessentially beachy. right? from baby fat, cut-out, zigzag chevron -- >> when you're in your 20s you can show off a little skin. i saw halle berry wearing a cut-out dress. that's $39.99. the hat from burlington coat factory -- $

you can plant bamboo in a way that is very good for the environment, maintains topsail, controls a roche and, and this might be the beginning of a sustainable livelihood for people all over the world, thanks to this great idea. so let's give them a hand. thank you. [cheers and applause] thanks, guys. test rides are available outside. our fifth cgiu meeting i believe has been a real success, and i hope you do, too. we had 950 new commitments at the meeting, which now brings us to more than 4000 since the first meeting. i'd like to ask you to add one more. jon and i were talking backstage about, you know, that we are probably get into this and questions, perhaps in a humorous way. so he said, okay, all of you overachievers, what about the other 11 million college students? what about people who can't bear the thought of raising money? i promised a friend of mine i would talk about this. this is something you can do on every campus in america for free. and i want to talk to you. last year, 39,000 people in america died from drug overdose. that's 1000 more than were killed in all automobile