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>>usie: why is it? >> we're in categories, for the most part that are still lower penetration in a earlier stage of their development. so one of our businesses in europe is haagen-daz super premium ice cream which people are still in the process of discovering in europe. and that's high growth the last couple of years. and start for example this year. the other thing is we're not really strongly represented in some of the economies that are weakened. so we have a small business in italy. our business is concentrated in the uk and irela, and france, and coming stronger. i think as a result, our overall performance in europe has been pretty darn good. >> susie: it looks like a repeat of m.f. global, but this time, the fraud appears to be smaller. more than $200 million in client money is missing from p.f.g. best, the futures brokerage firm. federal regulators today sued the firm and its chairman russ wasendorf, sr., for misappropriating client funds and submitting phony bank records for at least the past

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usie ining facts for fiction bu like to be out in front of the headlines with it. >> i do. a book this summer that's the next best thing that people will talk about. that's my goal with each book. this year with "black list" the explosion i thought would make a great premise with a thriller. what happens if all this data collection that we do in this country gets turned against us. i thought that would make for a great read. >> give me a scenario of how the data collection can be turned against us and what we mean by data collection. >> we have a digital exhaust that we give up. i give you an example. in 1975, senator frank church went on "meet the press" and said if nsa turns listening ears on the u.s., we would cross to where there was no going back from. fast forward to 9/11, they turned the giant listening ears in and we became possible suspects. our phone calls, e-mails, all of that stuff, there's a reason the national security agency has outgrown its facility and had to spend $2 million to build a new one out in the desert. every day, you, me, our children, anyone tha

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