tim holland, this is the financial sector. as they stay pay penance for financial fiasco of five, six years ago. would you buy the big major banks right now? >> i think the sooner the big banks can put these issues behind them, bill, the better off for credit, the better off for lending. but where we've positioned the diversified equity fund and our small cap fund is more toward smaller banks, below the $10 billion in asset threshold. the less touched by dodd/frank and regulatory regime that all these banks, especially the big ones, are now living under. we just see greater opportunity still down on balance than up, the cap spectrum. >> does everybody agree with that? what about you, leo? what's your take in terms of what we heard from jpmorgan and this settlement? if there's more to come and whether you want to start buying this stock again after all of these legal issues. >> well, i'll concur with a statement of fact. that statement of fact is that the banks are going to do it again. they continue to go through one problem,

tim friend is at the protest. >> there are several thousand here, furious at an ecotax that president francis hollande wants to introduce. he's backtracked slightly, saying he'll suspend it for more talks, but the people want it scrapped altogether. they say it will jeopardise their livelihoods. brittany has been hit hard by factory closures mainly in the food processing business. they say they are being undercut by cheap labour elsewhere in the european union, and are angry about germany who is undercut them, but the economy generally has taken a knock. the focus of the protest is on the ecotax. a week ago there were violent clashes with the police, rubber bullets were fired, tear gas fired. the protesters hurled missiles at the police. that were several injuries. a couple of days later the president francis hollande backtracked and suspended for further talks. protesters feel they have the initiative, they want to go further and want it trapped. they have been promised more state aid, but they are not happy, and speeches are made here before a big march are voicing that anger. >> honey bees in canada are dying putting