roche expects sales growth to slow this year.t is counting on new drugs in the pipeline to offset revenue losses in its oncology medicine. joining us from switzerland, the ceo of roche. welcome to the program. thanks for joining us. about 2018 as kind of the year of the cliff edge for drugmakers, for roche especially. how well do you think these new drugs in things like hemophilia are going to offset the loss of your cancer drugs? >> i'm very confident. if you look at the growth in 2017, the vast majority of growth, over two thirds of the growth, stems from recently launched medicines. we will see these medicines continue to grow into 2018. this will allow us to compensate. matt: in hemophilia, there's a renewed interest in the industry. ,anofi, with the acquisition definitely shows that. do you view that transaction as possibly a threat? term, it always depends on the quality of the clinical data. for now, we are confident about the potential. this is the first treatment after 20 years which will fundamentally reset the standard

. >>> roche expects 2018 profit to grow faster than sales as it gets a boost from u.s. taxes and new drugs in the pipeline. the ceo says china is a major focus. >> china is getting much, much more important for us. in diagnostics it's already the second most important market for us it's still smaller on the farm suite cal side, there's no doubt the market is strongly growing. >>> we scream for ice scream unilever sales beat expectations as the ice cream business returns to growth but the ceo says a mix of flavors from m&a is needed to keep expansion from softening. >> we have a good cadence of developing our own brands. at the same time we compliment our portfolio. we are moving these businesses premium on a combination of organic, new brand launches, as well as m&a activity >>> just seeing some eurozone pmi manufacturing numbers coming out. they matched the forecast of 59.6, down from 60.6 for december the january manufacturing pmi numbers for the eurozone on the back of positive numbers out of other european countries the dollar up slightly this morning to 1.24. let's

beijing is pushing new automotive technologies what impact has this effort has so far on every day of roche traffic it has indeed monica china has already made up more than fifty percent of global sales of electric vehicles and it's doubled the number in china in twenty seventeen and whether or not the hazard direct result or not on road traffic at the moment in china is that there are reports that see that a lot of the elect a lot of this is credited to electric vehicle sales and they have it has reduced traffic by up to fifty percent also due to the numerous incentives in programs available to car bias and how do german cars in particular fit into this concept now what chinese or asian markets expecting from dime a b.m.w. you name it. yes exactly foreign automakers would do well to compete in the chinese market particularly the electric vehicles category and this is china is where a lot of people buy more people buy new vehicles than anywhere else in the world the dynasty by g.e. underpins this but also at the same time points to the amount of immense pressure that the chinese are to me b

not clear whether the suspects will face charges authorities claim this move is not connected to say rocheat reuters news or force on the mosque or over which two journalists were restless. when protesters in the south korean capital seoul have against north korea just hours after it joins korean women's hockey team made to fill in pick to view in china the protesters are skeptical of page warming relations between the leaders of the two countries. seven gold medals are up for grabs on day two of the winter games in china and one high flying teenager claims the first one this morning snowboarder raed jarrar is clinched the united states for a gold medal in a big winning big men slope saw the final gerard started with two poor opening rows but his final run elevated him to the front of the pack canadians max paris and mark mcmorris followed in silver and bronze. team germany also had a good start in the games taming two gold medals on day one that meant a huge party was in store at the german has. ski jumping champion andrus that linger and be off a long winter laura don meyer where the sta

in the presence of the lawyers of the athletes of course they could ask questions to for example dr roche and go. professor mclaren and it was for the first time possible that all parties could ask questions to these people really so they were there not here in geneva in geneva yes was there some kind of video conference with mr mcclaren and mr raja exactly yes you don't have the right to disclose any of these no no and i was even myself not present throughout the hearing in the in the room but in the case of young chang trial did it come to the point when the i.o.c. had to provide something to the court not the geneva case but here for this case here in the panel only review the question of the application of the law of the rules of the i.o.c. it's reviewed only the process whether it was fair whether it was nondiscriminatory discriminatory. it found that it was not critical there was no. the rules were not unfair and they have complied with by the i. so it was only a legally stick approach again there was no review of every. for the entire case of the sochi case was not discussed here t

the north carolina general assembly passed a mandate requiring smaller classes, roche requires hiring more teachers but you want to raise teacher pay, how are both possible? gov. cooper: first you have to have a tax base to make sure you invest. this class size is good -- you need smaller classes, particularly in elementary schools but you have to pay for it. the problem with the class-size mandate was that they did not pay for it. to school superintendents a lot and i have them over the executive residence just a few weeks before this mandate was to take effect and i've never seen them this panicked. they were in a situation where they do not have enough classrooms, they did not have enough teachers, they were forced to think about whether they were going to eliminate their music and their art and their computer classes so they could create the teachers they need for k through three, they were putting students in grade four through six in order because that balloon comes out one side and not the other. they were begging their county commissioners for mobile classrooms and almost ever

mark roche says most of the daca and illegal immigrant students are qualified to receive money for school. >> but we understand the apprehension even the fear of putting your name down on an application. >> reporter: david chiu said part of the reason he was at the press conference was because of the lack of progress congress made on immigration reform. >> it's so important for all of us to know, to hang together, because this time period will end at some point president trump will no longer be president and i'm looking out to the next generation of our leaders. >> reporter: 5 p.m. this friday is the deadline for the financial aid application. and leaders of city college want students to come to them if they have any questions. >> there's places in the country where you don't get any of this. so take advantage of the fact that we're in a city that supports you. >> reporter: president trump says that daca expires on march 5th unless congress comes one a solution. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> two senators are putting together a short-term fix for the daca program. the proposal includes three ye

concerned about the pressure being put on southern countries european water movement activists roche to read. the highlights of the european commission as part of a troika so to force southern european countries mainly greece and portugal to privatized there. they say that is unacceptable and must stop. a few months later the commission's reply leaves everyone speechless. the commission believes that the privatization of public utilities including water supply firms. can deliver benefits to society when carefully made. to death. in bunches was as they counted a duffer to cosign. such nice bets on i consume one of the accepted don't know c s q it would put out if it was something i want. to do that could this woman also did some enormous economic every nothing yes if it's out of the depth of a thought if i thought that juvenile id goes a little botany see me but i shifted buel no gosh but it could be so open and not by deed. you sure could get into disuse your brains you know that. it will explain minimum opinion centers extreme events you can be good as a good people secret. he let h

and the presence of the lawyers of the athletes of course they could ask questions to for example dr roche and go. professor mclaren and it was for the first time possible that all parties could ask questions to these people really so they were there not here in geneva in geneva yes was there some kind of video conference with mr mcclaren and mr raja exactly yes you don't have the right to disclose any of these no no and i was even myself not present throughout the hearing in the in the room but in the case of young chang trial did it come to the point when the i.o.c. had to provide something to the court not the geneva case but here for this case here in the panel only review the question of the application of the law of the rules of the i.o.c. it's reviewed only the process whether it was fair whether it was nondiscriminatory discriminatory. it found that it was not critical there was no. the rules were not unfair and they have complied with by the you see so it was only a legally stick approach again there was no review of every. for the entire case of the sochi case was not discussed h

my guests this week: the political commentator alex deane, marc roche of le point, the american writer broadcaster jeffrey kofman, and the columnist for the gulf based newspaper the national, and arab weekly rashmee roshann lall. welcome to you all. barrel bombs, air strikes and shelling by syrian government forces have killed nearly 500 people this week, many of them children. eastern ghouta the beseiged area on the edge of the syrian capital damascus, has been described as "hell on earth". the un has called for a ceasefire. rashmee, you've been following this nightmare, do you see an end to the suffering of people in syria? i think the response to that question should certainly not to be along the lines of what the united nations children's fund issued. its institutional heart was so heavy that it could not describe the suffering of the people of eastern ghouta, and it simply issued a blank statement, saying the truth is beyond language, there is nothing further to say. so you describe it then. i would say, one has to recognise words can have the quality of deeds. let's look at the f

developed a pill that can cure the flu within forty eight hours that is a third shorter time period than roche agee's ama flu quickly killing the flu can also mitigate contagion of course the company that has developed the one day flu pill is japanese firm shawn g. the japanese drug regulator is now fast tracking the drug through the clinical trials and the approval process and the company is expected to seek u.s. approval from the food and drug administration later this year other drug makers including johnson and johnson and astra zeneca are also endeavoring to devise a quicker flu pill in the meantime wash your hands a lot that's it for our broadcast today be sure to catch boom bust on you tube you tube dot com slash boom bust r.t. see you next time. that's in american interests to not see any russians die in terrorist attacks as it is in russian interest to prevent any terrorist attacks in the united states or elsewhere in the world so i don't think there's any dispute on that in congress and i think maybe some of the posturing is frankly political as opposed to substantive . welcome to ma

developed a pill that can cure the flu within forty eight hours that is a third shorter time period than roche a g.'s a flu quickly killing the flu can also mitigate contagion of course the company that has developed the one day flu pill is japanese firm sean g. the japanese drug regulator is now fast tracking the drug through the clinical trials and the approval process and the company is expected to seek u.s. approval from the food and drug administration later this year other drug makers including johnson and johnson and astra zeneca are also endeavoring to devise a quicker flu pill in the meantime wash your hands a lot. that's it for our broadcast today be sure to catch boom bust on you tube youtube dot com slash boom bust our to see you next time. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you worry yourself in taking your last bang turn. your out to us we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath . but then my feelings start

my guests this week: the conservative political commentator alex deane, marc roche of le point, the americanarly 500 people this week, many of them children. eastern ghouta the beseiged area on the edge of the syrian capital damascus, has been described as "hell on earth". the un has called for a cease fire. rashmee, you‘ve been following this nightmare, do you see an end to the suffering of people in syria? i think the response to that question should certainly not to be along the united nations children‘s fund issued.

developed a pill that can cure the flu within forty eight hours that is a third shorter time period than roche age east ama flu quickly killing the flu can also mitigate contagion of course the company that has developed the one day flu pill is japanese firm shawn g. the japanese drug regulator is now fast tracking the drug through the clinical trials and the approval process and the company is expected to seek u.s. approval from the food and drug administration later this year other drug makers including johnson and johnson astra zeneca are also endeavoring to devise a quicker flu pill in the meantime wash your hands a lot. that's it for our broadcast today be sure to catch boom bust on you tube youtube dot com slash boom bust our to see you next time. please. everybody i'm stephen baldwin gosh i want to ask hollywood guy the suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george washington and our video to suggest this is my buddy max famous financial guru as well just a little bit different on the day you could earn a no no in those up with all the drama happening in our country i'm shoo

was that there was a whole report this whole situation was based on a criminal informant which is dr roche and called so he get the information. you know when you're scape from russia and sort of helping an american filmmaker point forego to dope to win an armature race so this is well a paragraph that we were led to believe now this is what this whole situation was based on one man's word that he had a list because of the list of one thousand russian athletes which was you know whittled down very very quickly to around two hundred now of course include on this list of watching of how supplies were not the other athletes from other countries including mr fogle that he had worked for as a paid consultant on a paid doping assistant so you know it was it was based on very very roping the to. erial and in addition to shelly jacqueline this past like the past few days we've had brian fogle who made a career he's on the rounds are trying to get money to do a sequel he's already said the project of has more information on more countries or more athletes including a couple of you chaotically to yo

the roches news agency says it has evidence that one hundred men were massacred in myanmar last september it is the first time such an account has been backed up by what in the statements from both the villages and security forces themselves the two journalists behind the investigation have been detained and denied bail and want to report contains images that some viewers may find disturbing. it's a chilling and detailed account of what can only be described as a premeditated massacre the photographs provided to reuters by a buddhist village elder don't lie the first the news agency says was taken on september first and shows the ten rocking jet captives lined up in a row the second taken the day after shows their slain bodies in a mass grave their ages range from seventeen to forty five among them were students fishermen farmers shop owners fathers they were all part of the same community from the village of indian in myanmar's northern rakhine state but a little bit about the building when they were taking them away they said they do not worry we will send your sons back soon we have ta

. -- you brooklyn.mer is from always associate a smell of triple x roche sprayed with love. it was his hard work day in and day out that took this kid from brooklyn to the united states and it. it is also why last year time magazine named him one of the most influential people. he was elected to the new york state assembly at the age of 23. in his memoir, chuck remembered his parents actually did not want him to run. basically life of a corporate lawyer was to be 6 -- respectable and comfortable. but chuck, my life would have been a lot easier if you had listened to your parents. since that first electoral victory, yes cap the perfect batting average of never losing a single election. he has served in both the house and senate. a lot of people talk about working hard, but chuck has taken it to a whole new level. there is nobody that works harder than this guy. been schumer's ace in the hole. the the senate convened for 115th congress, he became the first new yorker to serve as senate democrats leader. he lives in brooklyn with his and no matter how much time he spends in was

an indian commerce firm called flipkart shares of walmart slightly higher this morning as well and roches in cancer cases to help doctors choose promising outcomes for patients. >> cbs providing fourth quarter growth they see it in the high single digits this year with earnings in the high teens. those shares up fractionally shake shack's fourth quarter revenue ended and beat forecasts thanks to a rise in same store sales. the burger chain plans to open up to 35 new locations this year the largest number of openings in its history those shares down 4.5% avis budget investor seeks board shake-up they are controlled through derivatives. >> to celebrate shake shack earnings, i ate dinner there last year. >>> another big story, u.s. regulators block the sale to china-based investors. the move ends a two-year battle over the proposed sale which was criticized by lawmakers from both parties the deal would have been worth an estimated $25 million week one of the. >> ali we are to pyeongchang for a look at the lineup. we have given back some of the gains that we have seen. the dow slated to open

>> jesse: i hate to disagree with roche. i don't know how he can prove that.'t want to make policy based on someone who has just lost a friend to a deadly mass murderer. because they are 17 and incredibly emotional. they are very noble feelings about this issue, and i think their voices need to be heard. at the same time, i think the conversation we had the other day was really helpful. we talked about training students. we talked about arming guards at the school. we talked about enhancing funding and manpower at the fbi. look what happened here in terms of preventing the next tragedy. no one shared information. the fbi dropped the ball. it wasn't really about the gun itself. at all. people use handguns. handguns are much more deadly in these cases. i agree with what president trump said there. it's not about name-calling. i've heard student's name called. that's not going to help anything. i've heard people on the right name called. let's just talk about evidence-based solutions and i think the bump stock ban is a great start and looking to do something more

lo cambia porque la pareja de 12 años, la señora gaudelia flores, nunca--o en este caso, gaudelia rochella asegura que sí realmente era un matrimonio válido con su hermano, ¿usted qué dice a todo eso? jesús: bueno, porque mi hermano me hubiese dicho, porque con mi hermano continuamente estábamos saliendo esos últimos meses de su muerte. hablábamos. ya estábamos cansados de estados unidos por el trabajo y todo. venderíamos y nos íbamos a perú. carolina: un país y una familia que jenry dejó atrás con la esperanza de algún día regresar convertido en un hombre próspero. después de tantos años lejos y de tanto sacrificio, lo único que recibieron sus padres fue un ataúd con los restos de su hijo. jesús: mis padres estaban decididos a luchar por ese patrimonio porque sí verdaderamente a ellos les pertenece. cada día que hablamos, me preguntan. ellos quisieran venir, pero por las circunstancias no--no pueden. carolina: ¿hay evidencia de que el señor jave tuvo algún tipo de negocio con la persona con que se casó? como que hubo algún tipo de pago. alejandro: numerosas pruebas existen de la forma

and the great irony is this is roche and paid for, russian government propaganda and lies that she paidnd became the bulk of a fisa warrant to spy on an opposition party candidate just prior to an election and an incoming president-elect. what other evidence now do we need? >> i don't know. i mean, i think we need to dig deeper. i don't think it ends with carter page. this was the weaponization of our intelligence tools, of our intelligence apparatus. this needs to be thoroughlyd investigated. it should not end with carter page. sean, one more point. the fbi knew, according to all ofof the sources that i spoke with, they knew that christopher steele lied to them. they kneww that and they didn't pay him. remember, they were going to give him a big bulk payment and may stop that. they knew he was lying, yet they go to the fisa court and they put in this application -- >> sean: they want to pay him but they bought for him. they never mention the fisa court how much steele hates trump. they never mention this is paid for by clinton and her campaign and the dnc. they are purposely lying to a

>> what does that mean for a company like l3 if the acquisition rules, are you in competition with roche was out there trying to find these new technologies in silk on valley? you have got to find them and acquire them because it would be cheaper to acquire them then to put five years capital expense and not know if it's going to pay out or not. >> that's true. we don't know if we will compete yet, it doesn't really serve either of our interest to make things more expensive, but i would say, let's just follow the money over the last several years. this industry has plowed. we had a certain return. it's not a lot to think about, if you want to sustain your company and operate in this competitive market. that's what we've seen. we are just coming at the end of that cycle. we have shifted back from predominantly purchases to an acquisition to r&d. we have made investments in areas that are not quite funded yet. we have enough confidence that our clients will get there. >> michael hits the nail on the head paired one of the things we have to do, we been nibbling around the edge for reform of

the big companies that should benefit from the tax reform in the united states, they believe at rocheand they're seeing a number of their drugs being hit copycat, they are trying to rebuild that pipeline with things like the hemophilia drug and multiple sclerosis. so it's amiss on earnings-per-share and the guidance for dividends tomorrow is a promise. anna: will return to pharmaceuticals later with key interviews. and nokia, these numbers look to be, fourth quarter looks to be better than estimated. adjusted euros ahead of the estimate. net sales came in ahead of estimates as well. a host ofving us guidance and forecast for where they see operating margin coming through. this is one of the interesting lines to look for. the forecast for the operating 2020. 9%-12% for sectorblem for the whole has been as we saw demonstrated by ericsson, the numbers disappointing. they weigh down the entire sector yesterday. the mobilephone characters -- carriers are not prepared to do big investment in the infrastructure. consumers are stagnating in the amount of revenue there prepared to get the mobi

to some adjustment structure roche adjustment to launch. their growth again the problem is greg this i.m.f. loan comes with some very difficult terms and conditions you have you have a segment of the population that hasn't benefited from the boom times living conditions have been deteriorating through the eighty's and now comes this i.m.f. loan where yet again they're feeling the effects should parents have anticipated this. sort of certain. because it distracted again the poor who have been already suffering it affects them even more but i would say just one step back also in terms of an alternative i think we have to keep in mind on the one hundred at that time the new liberal kind of policy paradigm was absolutely had to monitor and around the world and so it certainly appeared that way i think that there was no alternative i would argue from today's perspective there probably were some alternatives one of them would have been perhaps to actually default on that which of course you know has all kinds of other consequence in part about tr

the defense ministry sans the claims could be of this information campaign from abroad intended to roche trust in the euro zone state and influence upcoming elections now the investigation has rocked the small baltic nation which is pointing to finger and a close neighbor russia. the european central bank governing council met today with a note of absentee central bank president bill maher's from savages still embroiled in a corruption scandal and pressure is mounting on the e.c.b. to formulate a response for his part rimshot has maintained his innocence he's called allegations that he solicited one hundred thousand euros a month in bribes a smear campaign leveled against him by banks angered by tougher financial regulations he can't work while the probe is ongoing but he can't be fired either he's ignoring calls to resign. surely this is. not to resign today because i'm not guilty because it's the aim of mud slingers for me to resign and to prevent me from being able to defend myself i'm afraid that the legal proceedings would last for many years and i would not have a quick and fair ju

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i'm joined by collette roche, who is chair of the education and skills group at the northern powerhousehat is not sufficient or the money is not getting to the right places, what is your key concern?” think the key aim is to really drive productivity in the north and that is not just for the productivity in the north and that is notjust for the north but for the uk economy. what we found is a key enabler of doing that is education and skills attainment and we have found in the report that there is a huge gap to the tune of one gcse mark between our students in the north and those down south. and that is something that clearly we need to address. but the government says more money is going m, government says more money is going in, when you say you need to address it, what other specifics, what is not happening in your opinion that really ought to be happening? this is not just about really ought to be happening? this is notjust about money, the government do need to invest but our report is asking for the government to invest in the areas that need it most so focusing on the disadvantag

on trauma but of course trauma is a big thing because they have encountered of course or two but roche's things like the brother and also the nobel laureates in your report reported on yeah so there is always space for when they do want to share the trauma and want to see them with the mocha d i mean i just have an idea of drawing on a piece by piece. sing and dance with them no normal kid normal kid stuff. yeah well part of creating the safe space is having them be normal as a kid and feel as a kid again so that's that's what we try to set up but we use these different kinds of arts art form to make sure that they are able to express themselves because as the bar already wisely set in every person is an artist that's something that we try to focus on most well because we try to focus on creativity so for instance when we use music as an art form we asked them to make their own musical instruments and with those musical instruments we are going to start a conversation through music and we ask them to together write a song and by writing a song they can write about their past experiences

fraud at the bank says it intends to defend itself against those charges we're joined now by robert roche is a barrister specializing in business crime and frauds of isn't quite kind of conflict complicated so for the layman what exactly is barclays done here and why is it deemed to be illegal well i think it's really it sounds very computer savvy quite simple ten years ago our financial system almost went under the british government had to invest over one trillion pounds into banks including something like forty five billion pounds and to r.b.s. and the taxpayers salut of the twenty billion pounds barclays the learn of the big banks managed to avoid going to the government for assistance and it had its own fund raising methods in two thousand and eight it raised twelve billion pounds midst of it through katter and middle east generally in october two thousand and eight barclays lent catarrh holdings it's a three billion dollars. billions of pounds worth of shares were bought and barclays was a paid cattle holdings three hundred thirty two million pounds for advisory services what the go

tom:that sounded like the ghost aboutphen roche talking twin deficits all long, long time ago at morgano a little i would love to ask this key question everyone is asking. you have a u.s. a mystic economy doing well and you are suggesting we will see a more tepid international u.s. economy with less net exports. how do you wait dollar dynamics -- weight dollar dynamics into that international component? is it a big part of import and export dynamics or is it a secondary or church year he issue? -- tertiary issue? hans: i think it's a most important part. when the u.s. dollar is weakened, any dollar cycle can confirm that in the past, you have the weight of capital pressing international markets whatou have to consider are the trade implications of u.s. dollar weakness and it's obviously going to work in the favor of the u.s. at the same time, you have a global growth cycle which is going to stay supportive. if you see spending picking up, you will have everybody in the world going to benefit from that. that's going to be ok up to the moment where there is availability of additional fund

we'll have him back in the near future steve roche of yale. >>> marketing sealieing a volat trading dayre sitting there watching, friday, that's bad monday, whoa, that's bad today, we're all over the place. what do you make of it >> i'm trying to buy low, sell high i don't know what the future holds, so i buy when i can. >> are you buying today? >> i can't tell you. compliance. >> always blaming the lawyers. how about this, are you -- are you happy -- not about the market drop yesterday but about the fact that maybe valuations have become a little more reasonable >> she's nodding for people on the radio. >> yes, so the compliance people can't hear her so valuations look a little better to you? >> yes it's a good opportunity to take a look at what you want to buy >> fair enough and you are safe, kim. don't worry. boris, it's been insane the last couple of days today we may end with the dow up 100 or down 100. today was just as big a day. do you think this stuff is over? >> i almost didn't say stuff. >> i think it's over for now it's very natural for us to bounce back but i think long-ter

they're partners with roche, which makes tamiflu.re hoping for better ways of shortening the length of the flu virus. >> but it wouldn't be available in this country for some time. it hasn't even been approved, as i understand it, in japan. >> i believe the japanese drug maker has applied for approval there. they would probably apply for approval this year it could be a little while >> thank you so much trying to keep us healthy and up to date with the pharma news thanks >> we like things big in america. especially cars and trucks coming up, we'll hear from the big three automakers for their plans on growth this year. hint, it involves a lot of trucks >> last week's market freak-out was attributed to rising rates but it's probably the short volatility trade unwinding, and we'll talk more about rising rates. stick around mercedes-benz glc with its high-tech cameras and radar, contemporary cockpit, 360 degree network of driver-assist technologies, and sporty performance, what's most impressive about the glc? all depends on your point o

buying in europe >> i did it again this morning i'm getting a 2.58% yield on names like novartis, roche, total, glaxosmithkline, british american tobacco they sell all their products in the united states. >> even at these levels are you looking at u.s. stocks at this point? >> europe right now today, this morning, is a better deal than the u.s. s&p just because those companies sell all their products here in new york city, i can buy them with a fantastic discount. look, chaos is opportunity, i don't know if i hit the bottom the last 45 minutes, talking to my guys over in europe, it's starting maybe to show that bottoming process, which we may see in the next 45 minutes these are wild types but great values >> people are wondering how much damage was done. it was a comprehensive washout the last few days. you lock at how many stocks have broken 10%, 15% below their trend. you see the lopsided volume. you got one of these markets were everything was thrown out, you can kind of pick among them and find if it's so deeply oversold that we at least get a bounce we're back in the days where it

developed a pill that can cure the flu within forty eight hours that is a third shorter time period than roche age east amma flu quickly killing the flu can also mitigate contagion of course the company that has developed the one day flu pill is japanese firm shawn g. the japanese drug regulator is now fast tracking the drug through the clinical trials and the approval process and the company is expected to seek u.s. approval from the food and drug administration later this year other drug makers including johnson and johnson astra zeneca are also endeavoring to devise a quicker flu pill in the meantime wash your hands a lot. that's it for our broadcast today be sure to catch boom bust on you tube you tube dot com slash boom bust r.t. see you next time. stein is getting international recognition with the help of israel at least in the world of zoos i'm in bill fiddlesticks mission to do it look like a movie this is my compass he is going up the study hall maybe you know john does. the only palestinians is who gets the most help from his jerusalem counterparts i don't think there's some of thos