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supposed to meet with someone and according to some other reports of besides the death of their next sounders a harsh and go some other people who have been injured as well we don't know about their their condition so for now the city of donetsk is currently on a log down and they're looking for the people who committed this act and it is as it is now cold all the entrances and exits to the self-proclaimed republic are now closed as they're looking for these perpetrators local authorities accuse the government in committing this act ends of the government in kiev says that they already issued a statement that they have not been involved in this incident the incidents now hundreds of harshman go he's been the head of the self-proclaimed republics inside it's wednesday fourteen and also. in the war that's been going on between the self-proclaimed people's republic and ukraine now moscow the russian foreign ministry already also called this a terrorist act and in fact a lot of here putin also called it a despicable murder and it's testament that those who chose a path of terror are not looking f

brent sounders was the beth ceo in healthcare, now he's the worth.hings don't happen overnight like that. >> give me your thought on healthcare apple is the greatest trade everybody is talking about healthcare is the greatest trade, nobody is talking about it beat everything last month >> healthcare is working i was looking at charts on the pharmas, they're all hitting new highs. they're not expensive. i tend to go with allergan it's a great story >> yesterday big story across the board, the casinos they were getting hammered caesars was sort of the headliner, wynn had results after the bell you bought wynn after the results. >> i think pete bought it better than i did i'll take it it was down 11 or $12 in the after hours yesterday, judge that was after the hammering that went done during the day. so more or less a shot of picking up something that was overdone that's what i thought. >> pete, you bought lvs? >> i did an insider, the president of the company just bought 10,000 shares of this stock at 71 well off the highs i like when i see the insider

financial sector gets hit, despite the fact that the european financial sector today is stronger and sounder at capital position than they were precrisis. glencore, lawsuits, regulatory risk, a subpoena. do you add weakness? david:. you have broader issues when you look at fundamentals, with the exception of copper, your pet strong commodity prices and a lot of the key areas of off put, nickel, have been doing well. the trading operation is doing well. remember the fears of three years ago, the balance sheet. the balance sheet is strong today. debtouble digits of net and several million, there he strong balance sheet, good commodity prices, a good trading operation, we will get to the legal issues, we think they are an attractive stock at these prices. alix: really great to get your perspective. thank you. coming up, focused on the lira moving higher against the dollar. will he get support from germany? that is the question. go to gtv . this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ alix: here is what i am watching. the lira moving higher against the dollar. the wall street journal reports that germany could ex

that helps balance i ran because iraq is a battlefield between iranians on the one in and the sounders on the other. they instrumentalize religion to try to fight each other. so the u.s. just by training military, by eating companies to invest can help iraq move forward. iraqis fate is in iraqis hands. >> one of the speed is just a quick comment. >> i i want to touch on the economic issue. >> may i then, abdou? >> sure. >> just tell a moderator to give us some space here. >> moderator will give you some space for i will give you personal example because this is something i saw. in 2007, actually no, it was earlier than that. my partners, my business partners who at the time were not my business partners had a project to do a water treatment plant in sadr city, okay? this was a project that was u.s. funded and that project was given, if i recall the numbers quickly, i may be off by a couple numbers but it's not significant, but if i remember correctly it was given to a u.s. company for something like $80 million. and that u.s. company contracted it to another u.s. company for something

the board, he has to get reelected, not chairman emeritus or anything and that as wikipedia on a sounder footing than other institutions that rely on a single charismatic founder to run the organization. >> host: is wikipedia a good source online? students should approach wikipedia, you addressed that before. >> i stand by the idea that wikipedia's official position, where your research starts, not where it should end. wikipedia in particular looking at wikipedia discussion on entry is a really good way to get a sense of the lay of the land, not just what we know but where areas of contention are and where people who contend different views of ideas come from. it has a representation problem. some elements can be toxic but wikipedia is proof that even warts and all, all the foibles of human behavior can create cooperative ventures in terms of their scope, influence and quality, wikipedia is a high-quality resource in almost every domain. >> host: corey from tulsa, oklahoma, go ahead. >> caller: i was impressed with the clip that west point is using your book and it is high school in flor

hhe's the chairman emeritus or anything and i think that's put the media on a sounder footing and otherinstitutions rely on a single charismatic founder to run the organization. >> host: do you think wikipedia is a good source online? i read how students should approach it and i think you addressed it inwi a form. >> guest: it continues to evolve but i stand by the idea that its official position that it's where your research start up where it should end. in particular looking at discussions on entries is a good way to get a sense of the way of the land not just what they know about t a topic but where the areas of contention are and where thehe people who contend e different views about ideas come from. it's not a problem. it has a representation problem and there are elements that can be very toxic, but it is proof that even warts and all, all of the human behavior can be set aside to create cooperative ventures that dig the imagination in terms of the scope, influence and quality it remains a high-quality resource in almost every domain. >> host: david from tulsa oklahoma. you're on.

reelected just like everybody else, he's not permanent chairman or anything, i think that has put on much sounderotings than other institutions that rely on founder to run the organization. >> do you think that wikipedia is a good source online? i think i read somewhere online how students should approach wikipedia, i think you address that in some shape or form? >> i think the idea that -- wick midda -- wikipedia in particular, looking at dates -- discussions on entries is a good way to get the lay of the land, not just what we know but a topic, where the areas of contention are and we are the people who contend different views of different ideas come from. it's not without problems, has a representation problem. there are elements that can be toxic but wikipedia is proof that even worst and all all the human behavior can be set aside to create cooperative ventures that beggar the imagination, wikipedia remains high-quality resource in almost every domain. >> here is david from tulsa, oklahoma, corey doctorrow, go ahead. >> i was impressed with the clip and high school in florida also read of yo