romania is much more favorable.l, two years ago big huge cyber crime bust in romania where the fbi picked up some guys. only 110 out of 96 countries have any kind of tweeting with the u.s. and not all of it covers cyber crime. >> they route them all over the world. >> absolutely. >> it takes months and years to find these guys. i think the president is on the right track there. we have got to get some kind of organization. i think there should be a separate agency now. got to be new agency that cyber war agency or cyber protection agency or something like that. mr. wright, we appreciate your expertise. thank you. >> you bet bill. >> when we come right back, hillary clinton, she is polling very well against certain republicans but dodging questions about the keystone pipeline. then a new england patriots under heavy fire. their allegations they cheated their way into the super bowl. those reports moments away. ♪ music ♪ ...the getaway vehicle! for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. you know, ju

but once, romania settled, he realized they were likely to be liberated by the soviets but he thought many americans would not be released and as we know now many were not. so he stuffed an american pow in his 109 with a flag on the fuse lodge and flew it down to the 15th air force head quarters in bali and planned a massive air lift to fly bombers up to the rest area load the pow's aboard and take them back to freedom in italy. and he made the mistake of letting the american fighter pilot fly and wrapped it in a ball. in order to guide the release force, he needed an american airplane and the only one available was the p-51 mustang and the only ones of those he saw were in his gun slide a few weeks before. but he was a natural born pilot who said show me how the start the thing, took off, put on a world-class demonstration and landed and said i am ready, let's go. he was a tremendous character. and he was married four times. one of his wives, divorced him married a british gentlemen name gray and their daughter is best known as linda gray the fans of the dallas tv series. so i don't

here, beside the carr carpathian mountains in romania, just a seven hour drive from moscow. romanians and other eastern europeans who remember russia aggression, willingness to stop an emboldened russian president vladimir putin. >> now this is a new cold war reality. now we live in a new cold war but it's a danger for real war. >> not everyone shares the former romania president's fears that russia and the u.s. are bound for armed conflict. yet an increasing presence has left no room for error. when russia launched an unusually large number of combat aircraft near nato air space. nearly 2 dozen russian bombers and fighters swooped over the north sea, the black sea, the gulf of finland and the baltic sea. that intercept was captured here on never-before-seen video recently declassified by the norwegian military. it shows russia's newest fighter jet the su-34 which can travel more than 2500 miles carrying a payload of eight tons of precision enjoyed weapons. events like this happen more than 100 times in 2014. three times more than in 2014. -- 2013. >> essentiallily what it i

they were stopped in romania and forced to return home.rse has been aggressively recruiting western women to become jihadi brides. >> new overnight rescue crews found both black boxes from crashed airasia flight 8501. divers spotted the plane's cockpit voice recorder and this video coming just in of the recovered flight data recorder back on land. li explain why the blackplane crashed over the java sea. all 162 people on board were killed. >> eric saying ex cia director david pet grass face-- petraeus faces fell lee charges. he resigned after a federal investigation found he had an extra marital affair with paul raw broadwell and gave her classified information. holder not letting on about a possible indictment. >> i don't want to comment on what is an ongoing matter. i think anybody who shared information that led to that report did so inappropriately. the determination has yet to be made. >> many are coming to the general's side saying he has suffered enough. >> people aren't perfect. he made a mistake. he lost his job as cia director be

choices poland makes wrubel down to romania. -- ripple down to romania. >> is it about trying to stimulatepoint or is it to stem off deflation? >> for singapore, it is most likely -- more about exports and less about deflationary pleasures -- pressures they are seeing. >> i think for europe, it is more about figuring out how to let workers accept wage cuts because they will not accept nominal wage cuts. >> it is almost a different problem between asia and europe. greek -- greece's new government , trying to avoid a catastrophe as weak stock and bond markets continue to plummet. >> pick your battles. you are trying to help the euro cannot leave the euro, cut your debt, grow your economy. you really care that they did a vote without you? there was a procedure that did not make sense. this blew my mind. >> every country in the european union has a veto. if you're feeling extra breasts you can do a lot of damage. the greek politicians would get up and say this is what is good for greece. this is not a new attitude for greece. >> national pride. >> why do you think now -- >> i am as mystified a

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and but -- you know, my mother now works in bucharest romania for gypsy rights.ook me to haiti shortly after the duvalier regime. she was an old fashioned do gooder el nora roosevelt type. >> are you still involved in that? >> after the haiti trip i got involved in the fund which is a tremendous success of getting men who are in prison and men who are hoaxless, if they are -- homeless if they are sober they can put their life back together and get you a bank account and pay your rent, get back in touch with your kids, their ex wifes all the tough stuff that keeps people from staying sober. hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you are many the stream. what if instead of proeffect thing civilians they are protecting each other over crimes as serious as murder. >> what happened to tease guys. why are all all okay with this team. >> we will talk about the kiln team, that may inhibit soldiers about speaking out against injustice. plus, millions of dollars spent on anti-bullying programs with little to no evidence that they work. why it may be time for a new approach.

and but -- you know, my mother now works in bucharest romania for gypsy rights.ook me to haiti shortly after the duvalier regime. she was an old fashioned do gooder el nora roosevelt type. >> are you still involved in that? >> after the haiti trip i got involved in the fund which is a tremendous success of getting men who are in prison and men who are hoaxless, if they are -- homeless if they are sober they can put their life back together and get you a bank account and pay your rent, get back in touch with your kids, their ex wifes all the tough stuff that keeps people from staying sober. "techknow" >> announcer: this is "techknow", a show about innovation, we explore humanity, and we'll do if in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. tonight military technology in the e.r. >> night vision goggles show surgeons something they could never see before.

and but -- you know, my mother now works in bucharest romania for gypsy rights.ook me to haiti shortly after the duvalier regime. she was an old fashioned do gooder el nora roosevelt type. >> are you still involved in that? >> after the haiti trip i got involved in the fund which is a tremendous success of getting men who are in prison and men who are hoaxless, if they are -- homeless if they are sober they can put their life back together and get you a bank account and pay your rent, get back in touch with your kids, their ex wifes all the tough stuff that keeps people from staying sober. >> it's a chilling and draconian sentence... it simply cannot stand. >> this trial was a sham... >> they are truth seekers... >> all they really wanna do is find out what's happening, so they can tell people... >> governments around the world all united to condemn this... >> as you can see, it's still a very much volatile situation... >> the government is prepared to carry out mass array... >> if you want free press in the new democracy let the journalists live. . >> newly rele

on thursday in romania many showed up to protest. mortgages denominated in francs are worth over 30 billion euros in poland, and 1.7 billion hungary. analysts were in the situation -- worn the situation is a potential policy headache, but authorities are holding off for now. >> is this a short-term increase? no changes will have to be implemented. if it is a long-term situation the government will have to find a solution. >> between 30,000-40,000 poles face challenges paying back foreign currency loans, with worry this could rise if the franc continues to surge. >> other casualties are piling up in markets. two currency brokerage firms have gone bust, one in new zealand and another in britain caught up by the rapid rise of the frank on thursday. -- the franc on thursday. fmc in new york has warned it is struggling to cope. we have seen the stock market value plunge almost 90% this session on street. you up-to-date with the stock market. europe's main stock indexes are higher with exporters following. that follows a negative figure of

the children's defense fund says only romania has a higher level of child poverty than the u.s. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now, the fed's first comment of the year and white castle bets big in vegas. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. the federal reserve promises to remain patient about raising the interest rate. they say it remains on track with its plan to raise interest rates later this year. it says the economy is expanding at a solid pace and inflation is at tell left 2% margin. tokyo's nikkei dropped 1%. hong kong's hang seng also fell 1%. here on wall street today investors are waiting for earnings reports from google and other investment companies. the dow dropped 195, the naz dan dropped 27 points. >>> amazon announced that its new service called work mail would deliver electronic mail to its company's inmail. it would put it in direct competition with microsoft. >>> godaddy pulled its ad from super bowl. it featured a cute puppy separated from its family. it caused an uproar, the owners were happ

the number of different flags that you see i've seen flags from romania. >> yes usual piano, arab flags lots of arab flags flying right now. >> and it is similar to a full cup, when a team won a world cup, there was demonstrations of flag and right now you see different kind of demonstration. you see the kind of more inclusive wherever you're coming from, you're woman if you support the notions those values. in past marchs there have been more sectarian marchs where i would say close to the catholic church anti-gay marchs, anti-gay marriage marchs, the rallies from the joan of ark our emblem, will gain more support. you see now the progressive side of society the more left wing and center taking over the street and saying the world societies marching together for world ideals. and not just in the streets, but singing the national anthem of france which has been become their chant. i know a lot of people who didn't want to sing it any more because they saw it as a national song. now they're following the chants. and many have sung it for the first time and understanding the lyrics maybe

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then we started projects in thailand, peru, romania, and around the world. but we haven't done anything in our own backyard. how do we go upstream, not just pulling bodies out, getting people out an saying you're free, because the next question is i'm free for what? >> how do you go forward. >> so we started programming here in the bay area and it's around the notion let's reinvent the bay area so no one is taken advantage of. or being exploited in our own backyard. >> how does that work? >> we created a training program where we work with a whole range of shelters and services in the bay area. let us work with those individuals who you believe are able to start doing training and that training program is about how to get a bank account, how to show up for a job on time every day, how to get skills that are technical or retail oriented and put them into one of our own companies that we've started. so we have a cafe here in the bay area, one on market street and one in the dogpatch. so two cafes and they give training in baristas and retail. then they go to c

this is outside the french embassy today in bucharest romania, look at the banner over a bridge in venice, in this a memorial gathering in prague. we have two reports tonight the beginning with elizabeth palmer in paris. >> reporter: if the terrorists thought their attacks would spread fear and intimidation they were wrong. in fact, the killings have brought the french people together in a rare display of solidarity and defiance. today they took to the streets and cities across the country to defend freedom of speech and the rule of law. france remains on high security alert with extra troops drafted into paris, including paratroopers mingling with tourists at the eiffel tower. all day flowers were laid near the kosher supermarket, the scene of the deadly siege. it has been confirmed that as the commandos moved in yesterday, they knew something the hostage taker didn't. an employee had hidden 15 customers, including a two-year- old in a fridge. i switched off the light in the freezer, he said, and i told them to keep calm. in the end, they all escaped with their lives. all over france on

sort of in that vein we could see arrests right into eastern europe including bulgaria as well as romaniat the question is always, you don't know what you don't know. for example, we heard from the former cia director leon panetta on another network that he felt that we were entering a new aggressive phase of terrorism. and intelligence sources have emphasized to me that this is a new period of command and control. and what that means is that operatives are identified given training and financing like we saw. but then the timing of the plot is left up to their own discretion which shows the three-year time gap and the actual launching of the plot. and that is why it is so difficult to thwart these plots at this point. >> you nailed it right there. it is a lack of predictability. there is no timetable and the directive is not given which gives the advantage to the terrorists. but i like what i'm hearing from you about the reciprocity of detail working with the eu. i think this is the best we've seen in terms of working together. >> good development. >> thank you so much. >>> and police nab

all the gold in the mountains all the oil in southern romania. our life and hearts. it is really important for you to hear and be aware of your government, keep an eye on them, no matter who is out there, and hold them responsible. it is not easy for me to put myself out there and share my pain with you, but i feel it is really important, because when you are out there and you have the power, i want you to think of me and learn from other countries mistakes and do not try to be socialist or communist. i here in america we can have a better communist or socialist. it is like better -- saying you can have a better cancer. it is evil, do not even try it. you will save yourself a lot of pain and heartache. there is another thing i need to set the record straight about. vietnam. we have heard so many times that vietnam was in vain, that american soldiers died for nothing, that we had no business being there. with every move americans made in vietnam, we, behind the iron curtain, felt the soviet grip lose strength, and it gave us time to breathe and stay alive because you

. >> all of us in russia remember the story with the last dictator of romania. month before his downfall got some sort of huge number, really a huge number of votes. and then, literally, a month later -- it was over. he finishes and it is a frightful finish. nobody needs that. in this situation what can come to power is anybody at all. ♪ >> good 2015, everyone. i am tom keene of "bloomberg surveillance" here in bull & bear at the waldorf-astoria. after we have seen in 2014 with new volatility, how about a stunning, unpredictable geo-politics, and out of the blue, the complete, total collapse of oil, that was the time to regroup. we have four wonderful guests to get you ready for next year. joining me here at bull & bear the steakhouse buried in a basement of the waldorf astoria, three floors above that train that

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pictures of a church in romania made entirely out of ice. this is the ice churchy-c6?úz there. the past five winter next to a ski resort. locals in the chapel say it's a pretty popular tourist spot hosts weddings, baptisms and concerts. you can see people skiing on the way to church. ministers and priests held a ceremony just yesterday to bless the church for the season. you can see a frozen version of the last super. romainearch cold. speaking of, a canadian daredevil the first person ever to climb up niagra falls. his name is will gadd. he made three trips and each took nearly an hour to climb 150 feet. in the middle of january sections of the waterfall are frozen solid. will said each ice slab varied in thickness. some were one inch some ten feet thick. he had to latch on to ice in different ways. look at this picture. you can see himbñ(ok on the left, and to the right -- this is will climbing an ice waterfall and this is him reaching into the water. the water is gushing down, thousands of gallons per second. he said if he stretched his handout his ice pick could touch the w

if you look at the situation in the late 90's that means the four countries of central europe from romania and bulgaria. and a contrast that with the situation in is in ukraine or moldova or belarus and some of the countries of southeastern europe and macedonia, etc., etc.. you can see an enormous source of stability which enables us to take the next up to join the european union says the political and economic integration so they all three words linked and most importantly in recall zero him for that. >> can let me say the trip, the first lady hillary clinton gave a speech of radio free europe that was an important signal. and i have to say that i have no greater pleasure than to be able to announce the succession of the czech republic to nato and prague. it was amazing. >> one more quick question. >> to follow up how would you explain the success of the czech republic from the revolution from a thriving democracy to join the e.u.? is a part of the havel leadership gore in the spirit of the czech republic why were they successful those that have not had that success? >> end i would be the

they were stopped in romania and forced to return home. >>> the flu epidemic still gripping the nation we're now learning a 26-year-old health care worker has died. she was a wisconsin radiology technician. she received a flu shot but she died after doctor say she developed sepsis and had a heart attack, all considered complications from a severe case of the flu. so far more than 5,000 people have been hospitalized this flu season. 26 children have died. >>> attorney general eric holder staying mum on reports that former c.i.a. director david petraeus will face felony charges for allegedly disclosing government secrets. petraeus resigned after he allegedly gave paula broadwell classified information. holder not letting on about a possible indictment. listen. >> i don't want to comment on what is an ongoing matter. i think that anybody who shared information that led to that report did so inappropriately. the determination has yet to be made. >> in the meantime members of the senate including dianne feinstein, are coming to the general's defense. >> people aren't perfect. he made a mist

. >> a woman from romania. had what influence? >> when i was three or four years old, my mother was a schoolteacher. and so -- she was very well disciplined. but she loved baseball. listened to it. as a little kid, i remember her listening to the radio, the old brewery games and started listening to the white sox and cub games. she took me to a very early age to the old brewer games and the cub games. she took me to the old aaa field in milwaukee. and i guess, charlie, they say something gets in your blood. after that time, i was an intense fan. >> did you want to own a team? >> i do not -- that is interesting. at first, when i was 10, 12, 14, 15, i thought i was going to be the heir apparent to joe dimaggio. i played center field. >> they say by 14 you realize it was not going to happen. >> at the age of a young man 14, threw me a curve ball and that was it. that ended my career. >> he was playing a game you were not familiar with. >> my career on the field was over at a very early age. but, i went to school. i thought i was goin

to pay you to go to thailand and mexico to go to have a great vacation and especially dental work, romaniaprice. >> and you think it is more common that people will travel to have surgery to get things done? >> yes, it is more common. >> and insurance companies, would they benefit if they sent patients overseas? >> yes, the profit line would be fabulous for them, and maybe some of them have not thought of it yet. maybe they will be thinking of it now. >> maybe now. >> yes, maybe they will do anything to drive the profits. >> awesome. thank you very much. appreciate it. thank you. >> after traveling to bangkok and coming back, i can see how the medical tourism is a viable option for people. it is not for everyone, but if you are someone who has to have a major surgery that is going to be costing thousands and thousands of dollars and you don't have insurance or a high deductible, you can get on a plane and get incredibly competent health care in an environment that is safe by qualified professionals for health care that is cheaper than it is here. right now there's about a million people a

sharing information with the europeans and the arrest could spread into eastern europe including romania and bulgaria. a yemeni government official confirmed the two french nationals have been arrested inemn on suspicion with meeting with al qaeda in yemen, the group linked to the paris massacre and those two citizens are being detained. >> let's bring in steve palmer. former assistant deathy and counterterrorism chiefty fbi. what needs to be done that eggs not being done? >> well, more. more needs to be done. >> more what? >> to borrow a phrase, it's not rocket science. >> more what? >> more intelligence gathering more information sharing. a sharper focus on the activities of the people involved in this from the major organizes down to smaller independent operators, just a sharper focus better sharing and more aggressive effort. that's what needs to be done, shep. it's not rocket science. >> they've already started talking a little bit about the idea of a sort of patriot act for france and for europe in general, and it's being met with a great deal of resistance and they're not for it a

doing the same thing, all at the same time, going atm to atm in cities in japan, canada, germany, romania, and lots of other countries, on that one day in february. they all acted all at once. they made 36,000 fraudulent atm transactions around the world that night, including the guys in new york city, that global atm heist netted more than $40 million. worldwide. all in cash. all in one day's work. that's a lot of cash. the thing about this heist that was so hard to believe at the time was that it was a mix of very modern cyber crime, hacking into financial data bases, stealing pre-paid atm card numbers, there's this sort of intensive technical part of this, but also linked with old-school stealing. stealing physical paper money. that guys had to stuff into backpacks and run away with. the level of coordination was impressive. whoever did the hacking hacked these financial institutions from which they got the prepaid debit card numbers, and hacked the withdrawal limits, to give unlimited withdrawal numbers. then distributed the numbers to the international networks of street level thieve

and this was joined the period of chas esko, and awful dictator in romania. so i gave a rather entertaining presentation comparing him to vlad the and paler -- the in palerimpaler. this professor never spoke to me again. that was my kiss of death. sometimes people think i am a defender of the old elite tradition. i like to think of myself and more rebellious terms. >> where you live now? >> santa rosa, california. are you familiar with the movie "shadow of a doubt"? it is the ultimate film of small-town life in america. i was a big fan of hitchcock. i like the idea -- the idea of living in innocent america. >> going to run a clip from your text in ted x speech. before we do this, you gave this speech in 2012. what is ted asked and what was it? >> it is the franchise of ted. there are a couple of main ted events which are very exclusive events for the technology elite who like to think they are improving the world and in order to improve the world, they need to spend $7,000 to socialize with each other for a weekend. by now anyone can buy into the ted brand an

. >> rose: from romania. >> that's true. >> rose: what influence. >> when i was three or four years oldmy mother was a school teacher. she was very well disciplined but she loved baseball. listened to it. as a little kid i remember her listening to the radio back in the 30's. you listen to the old brewer games and then started listening to the white sox and the could you be games particularly. she took me very early age to the old triple a ballpark in milwaukee. and i guess charlie, you know they say something gets in your blood. from that time on i was an intense fan. i wasn't just a fan i was an intense fan. >> rose: did you want to own a team? >> i don't really, you know, that's interesting. at first when i was 10, 12, 14 15 years old i really thought i was going to be the heir apparent to joe demaggio. >> rose: by(pyn age 14 you realize that's not going to happen. >> i tell you what happened, by the age of 14 a young man threw me a curve ball and that was it. i knew then -- >> rose: you were playing a gamek you were not familiar with. >> that's right. my career was over at a very ve

this is in romania. you can see the the sky light up. >> look at that. >> wow. >> yeah.gency says it is likely the meteor burned in the at months fear. >> wow. >> it looks like lightening i used to see in central florida all the time. >> wow. >> i'm sure most people didn't know what that was. oh yeah here is a meteor. we are keeping a close eye on ultimate doppler radar. brief intensity with this weakening system moving through. snow showers, a few snow bursts out there this morning. chester county seems to be getting some of it. some light snow but west town you are probably getting a a snow burst. same in radnor. then we will look at trenton nothing yet. lambertville is getting a little bit of snow there, in montgomery county as well richland in bucks county. here in philadelphia we have a little bit on our doorstep and we call it smattering of snow. it is fast and furious and thinks weakening moving here but around chester delco you will be getting some snow soon anyway. here's your future cast to show this little line of quick moving snow showers moving through betwe

is sharing information with the europeans and the arrests could spread into romania and bulgaria.ntelligence source emphasized that command and control now means operatives like the kouachi brothers are identified by the terror groups given training and financing and ultimately the timing of the plot is left up to the cell. >> so-called older cells sleeping in nature can wake up at any time and carry out terrible attacks. so much more complex than we thought. it's important, therefore that we increase the scale of our international collaboration also with the u.s. authorities, so we can get a better picture of the threat of the society. >> the yemeni government officials confirming two french nationals have been arrested in yemen on suspicion of meeting with al qaeda. that's the same group tied to the paris attack a connection first reported by fox. >> catherine herridge, thank you very much. to mike baker on whether the sleeper cells are about to wake us up. we're told 20 various sleeper cells, upwardses of 200 people. >> i think we have to be careful. people hear sleeper cell an

all of the gold in the mountains, all of the oil in southern romania. life and heart. it is really important for you to hear and be aware of your government, keep an eye on them, no matter who is out there. and keep them responsibility. it is not easy for me to put myself out there and share my pain with you, but i feel it is really important. because when you're out there and you are in the country and you have the power, i want you to think of me and learn from other countries' mistakes and do not try to socialist communist. i have heard that, even here in america, we can have a better communist or socialist. it is like saying, you can have a better cancer. it's evil. please don't even try it. you will save your receive a lot of pain and heartache. there's another thing i need to set the record straight about. vietnam. we've heard so many times that vietnam was in vein that american soldiers died for nothing. that we had no business being there. with every move americans made in vietnam, we behind the iron curtain felt the soviet grip lose its strength and it gave us

at transit points in europe, i was in romania and bulgaria last week, both countries which are useed by u.k. foreign fighters heading to turkey and then on to syria. and at the turkish border. the turkish prime minister this morning has said correctly that he can't seal the border between turkey and syria. it's too complex a border for that. we have to help them by making sure that we deal with the transit points, we deal with our own ports of exit, but the turks are doing a great job. >> warner: both the u.s. and in the u.k., the public is weary of war, and in both of our countries, leaders made moves to get out of iraq, pretty soon out of afghanistan. in retrospect, do you think we underestimated the degree to which islamic extremism was just going to reappear in another form as an adversary to the west, in this case, as the islamic state? >> well, i think the lesson is that there is a pervasive ideology here. it's only shared by a small number of people but it is attractive to a certain group, particularly young people who feel disenfranchised in their societies. and it will pop u

forces in europe said he was going to be placing tanks in the baltics, poland, and romania.s weekend. who are our allies in europe? so when we talk about the alliance, what does that mean right now? who will join us? and so the question of the political future of europe affects us to the extent that we're going to be dealing with crises pretty much alone. and then there's the question of the economy. what happens to our banks if there's defaults in europe? >> all obviously very relevant to us. george friedman thank you for your time today. >> thank you. >> up next hillary might just be changing her 2016 strategy. apparently she is in no hurry. details next. umatologist about a biologic... this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain and protect my joints from further damage. this is humira giving me new perspective. doctors have been prescribing humira for ten years. humira works for many adults. it targets and helps to block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculos

romania, belgium. just to mention two of them.gone much too far in fragmentation of the industry of telecom. now there is a need for consolidation. that is what we are going to see in the coming months. >> how far does that consolidation go? what is the sense you get from the regulatory authorities about whether it is three operators in a country, four? >> things are moving quickly which is good. probably two or three years ago it would have been difficult to imagine you could reduce the number of operators because there was a dogma in the antitrust authority. i'm not saying the consolidation has helped or supported -- is helped or supported by the regulators. this is an economic move coming from companies. the fact is today, they say publicly there is no magic number. it can be four or three. in germany, you could have three mobile operators. in the u.k., we had five. now it is for. -- four. things are moving quickly. provided we can commit to this which is the main point for europe. investing in the networks. asia and the u.s. i

romania, belgium, just to mention those two countries.usly europe has gone much too far in fragmentation of the industry. now there is a need for consolidation. that's what we are going to see in the coming month. >> that was the orange ceo, stephane richard speaking to us earlier. that is the big theme for 2015. hutchison whampoa revealed talks that it is in talks to buy 02. we have some great interviews coming up. what i'm really excited about is haruhiko kuroda, the governor of the bank of japan. there's so much to talk to him about. when would the boj need to put more firepower behind what he's been talking about? and in terms of the weaker yen what does he see and what is he looking at for ecb central bank policy? we spoke to the italian central bank governor. he gave us a real sense of the commandment of the ecb to what he considers -- [indiscernible] mario draghi for the first time ever announcing qe in europe. there's more to, if we don't reach our target in september of next year. here's what house is on our radar in davos. the w