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uld he have also been someone that cut potential corners? >> no. >> not only that it is the southwest of southeast asia in the way it is grown. i think what you are going to be looking at in the hours add, you know it's too soon to speculate the cause until we know it. investigators monitoring here? >> yeah. well obviously any sort of issue that that relates more to the aircraft itself hand to how the situation was handled, but, of course, the greater concern oftentimes these situations that of course as has been noted over. >> something not being handled. it brings to mind the france crash. again, not speculating if that's what happened but would bring more comfort if perhaps there were some crew error involved rather than something to do with the aircraft itself. the a-320, an excellent operating record over the years. >> an airline has 200 of these. you are talking about an airline almost say, the size of oh jetblue in the u.s. and that kind of airline that a lot of leisure travellers including u.s. oh, backpackers and other people in seize asia

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you uld like to ask you how define this thing that is called a new world order? and how close are you to achieving this? and a brief follow-up, if i may. guest: it is a very dangerous business, writing a book in which you address fears that conspiracy theorists have. because they immediately look this and say, see, confirms my theory. while i'll acknowledge that wealth is hugely society rtionate in our and globally -- and this leads to huge disproportionate allocation of power -- the reality is that those few who power, you know, of a backroom rt committee plus the illuminati sort of cooking up a happens in the world. if it was, the world would be a different place. no new world order in the sense of some organized progress towards a goal. in fact, if you look at the world today, there is a lot of chaos and disorder. henry kissinger recently talked world order under the powers of the world. the united states is now joined powers of s the great this age. that there are emerging powers.l that the european powers are weakened. and that we, as a sort of look at how t

expects because the consumer will start feeling as though he can consume, and in that scenario, to 3%.uld be 2.5% equity returns would be greater. >> we look forward to that interview. much more ahead, thinking about shopping. the only thing being sold, we will be back. ♪ shopping. >> congress is scrambling to finalize a spending bill before the thursday deadline or reach a repeat of last year's his government shutdown. leaders are added to unveil the legislators today and conservative republican opposition, that democrats come is the one wildcard that could stand in the way. >> extending the hand of friendship once again to the speaker to say we are getting ready to cooperate, there are some of those things we cannot 218 votes, there is no conversation. if she doesn't, we have leverage over those riders. pelosi.is nancy is republican tom cole who sits on the house and budget committee. do you think ted cruz, who we are talking about, the face of the opposition, will be able to succeed? ,> no, it is in on this bill much different. there is quite a bit of change on a year-to-year basis as

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by 02.uld potentially >> there are all sorts of permutations. >> what is really interesting is vodafone is slightly worried about the deal and are already going to people familiar and the regulator to make sure that bt plays fair because remember bt was the former monopoly -- it is the one that plugs in all your transmissions with companies and vodafone relies on bt. bt says we are ready have open reach units we are separate from the parent company and we are playing there. >> follow the conversation on twitter. are you a quad fan? do three.o four, i >> you are near four. >> coming up, we will go live to siege for a 16 hour cafe left two hostages and the gunman dead. >> let's get back to a top story, russia ramping up the ruble defense the biggest rate stemsince 1998, an attempt the route in its currency. the economy hurting from sub oil prices and western sanctions, let's bring the guest into the conversation, patrick armstrong. got there in the end. thank you for joining us, will this substantial hike in russian straits put a line in the sand for the ruble? >> that's what they are try

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matter for national policy makers at the moment, but i would welcome continuing work on what the wo uld-be requirements would be when we get close to zero. historically there have been some good studies on this area, and the academic community and the scientific community are continuing to consider these missions, because i think it backs up, again, our of zero. how can we practically get to zero? in order to do that, we are going to have to do some very hard thinking, constitutionally, procedurally, technologically. we could spend a whole morning session on that, but nevertheless, we are just talking about the nuts and bolts of this and i think there could be some good work on that topic again. >> good morning, matthew mckenzie from the national resources as statistics council. thank you so much for speaking today. times reportedow is thinking about rail mobile nuclear systems, and i wonder if you had any comment on that reporting? thank you. >> talk about back to the future, that is where we were in the 80's. again, consider what is going to be stabilizing and what is not going to be sta

day-to-day,uld say but the more rude and nice to is looking at the requests that are coming in, making sure they are valid, that they are scoped correctly, we thattarting to see things are uncomfortable and questionable in the law. if necessary, getting them to the court and providing them. thenological, legislative, courts are part of our responsible handling of the use reports. thing is you moved through default encryption on your new android operating system. you move -- it is a move privacy advocates have been calling for years. you could be doing -- if you it, why doing more on not do more on encryption? >> certainly when you get to -- as you mentioned, phones are the new android operating system, where you enter a pin code or a swipe code. it will be default encrypted. -- if lose it, if you get it gets stolen. the criminal will have a lot of trouble trying to figure out what can of data is on there. that is a good security data measure for all of us to have. it is a common experience when you go through the moment of panic of where is your phone. that is to help reduce the impact

if uld be really concerned an amendment like that passed and then it's a matter of time. then it's like you pushed over first domino and they'll follow a particular track and here's an end result and then it's very bad. others? sure. >> uhm, what would happen to a business executive that told go to hell if they were requested to come -- that's a great question. is what would happen? give you one example that's kind of actuallylly related -- two examples. i don't know if you heard bout this, but j.p. morgan was fined in the billions of dollars taking over countrywide bank the government countrywide bank is in financial difficulty. it was insane. j.p. morganent asked take over countrywide during the inancial debacle and they took it over and then the government turned around and said, you didn't tell us the problems with countrywide which makes no sense. the government wanted j.p. take it over because it problems and then they turned around and said, you didn't things to us. so they fined them in the billions of dollars. of speculation that that was a direct shot at diamond