. >> yeah, value jet after it crashed had a different name.goes less to the carrier than the air safety regulators. there was a warning for flights above eastern ukraine up to 32,000 feet, and it was flying at 33,000 feet. >> in retrospect, i find troubling it was announced russia closed the air route which would have been the continuation of the air route this flight would have been using and that apparently happened hours before the flight, and the question is why did not euro control pick up on that and why did not the airline know that or research that route and that would be additionally troubling. but certainly 1000 feet, you know, if you are not on auto pilot you can make that mistake easily sometimes. i do not think that was enough for a margin of error and why didn't they know about the russian routes being closed? >> we will keep the panel and have a lot more questions for you. thank you for joining us now. >>> i am poppy harlow in new york. >> and i am jim in d.c. >>> investigators are beginning to reach the place where all of this

we had value jet shut down after the crash in florida. there are precedents for major carriers simply shutting down after people lost confidence in them between this now again if this was indeed a missile that shut down the airliner it's obviously not the airline's fault unless they consciously decided to violate the interdiction of the ukrainian airspace and fly through there anyway which would be human error obviously and there would be responsibility on the airline at least partial. between this and the disappearance of that plane a few months ago that is still not explained yeah i wouldn't fly malaysian if if i were given a choice that's for sure. ok thanks so much for giving israel perspective on this. speaking to thank you so much. as we have been hearing in the hours since this happened we've been hearing from. eyewitnesses we've already heard from from to the locals we believe. who is on the scene i believe can join us live thanks for speaking to us what's happening where you are there off the crash scene on the border. right now

jet. >> kind of that, yeah. >> stephen: i have been lied to. >> well, there's some value to having ducts but it's actually moreve an open fan if you just care about efficiency of mile but can you have factor if you have a duct situation. >> stephen: what is next, what is the next thing, what are going to blow my mind with? >> well-- what dow wish there was? (laughter) (applause) >> stephen: i wish there weren't any tables. i wish that computers didn't have to be typed into. i think the mouse on the keyboard is terrible. it's a terrible interface, that i should have a relationship with the machine and i would have a discussion of my needs and it would do it. >> rights. >> stephen: and i also think that cables on anything is terrible. not communication, but charging cables as well. >> yeah. >> stephen: that i would just walk into my house and thing was charge. >> right. >> stephen: or i would have a subscription service to a chargesing system and that anywhere i went in the united states, there would be a charge that would follow me around. >> right, right. okay. okay. (laughter) >> stephen: will you get back to

don't want to give up our values of freedom and liberty, i think we did a little bit too much on this one. walk downen the middle on this. >> we want to talk about the downed jet mh 17 and how president obama is handling it owl. how do you think he's done addressing russia and putin? >> i like what he's doing. he's being very direct. he's calling putin out. i'm pleased that those bodies are returning at least one step closer to their loved ones, but, boy, it sure looks like those folks have something to hide, doesn't it? >> on the other side of things people are also criticizing and making a lot of comparisons and saying starting to draw toes comparison between former president raegan who ratcheted sanctions. what would you say to that? >> you got to look at his record more closely. there are instances where you want to be rough and tough. most americans at this point have had little too much of militaristic muscular talk. >>> up next, spoiler alert, the star wars episode 7 photo that has fans all gidy today. >>> who topped forbes list of highest paid actors? we're going to share that with you next. thank you daddy. military families are uniquely thankful for

jet engines parts maker for 2.85 billion. this added product push is super anthony razuto said more fundamental value and long-only investors have been buying the stock, this despite it's exile from the dow. >> meg, thank you as well. to dom knick chu, the market flash. >> check them out today, it's the only sector in the s&p 500 that's in the green. the sector hit hard over the course of the last week, but they are coming back in today's trade, or maybe a safe haven trade at risk here. if you look at dow jones utilities up about -- now leading the way higher, names like first energy, agl resources. aep, and of course duke energy as well. the bick utility stocks are the leader so far this year and continuing to catch a bid in today's down market. >> dominic, thank you very much. >>> gim shares off their lowing of the years, but still down almost 9%. the recalls a big problem, but so is luxury and cadillac. phil lebeau is live in chicago. phil? >> this is a noteworthy, when you look at the luxury segment for the entire auto industrial, one of the best years that you're going to see, except for when you look at the cadillac brand.

jets. it made the commitment weeks after scrapping an order with boeing's rival airbus. the deal includes purchase rights for an additional 50 planes, which if used, could increase the value of the sale to about $75. shares of boeing were unchanged to $126.79. >>> a legal victory for pfizer today. a long-running shareholder class-action lawsuit was discussed. the suit, which dates back to the year 2004 accused the drug maker of misleading investors about the safety of the celebrex drugs. they said the drugs caused cardiovascular risks. >>> shares of cell gene were up in today's session despite news the arthritis drug missed the target. the company said it will continue the study unchanged based on a recommendation by a monitoring committee and bernstein analysts remains positive on the outlook and cell gene rose to $87.52. >>> allegan's ceo seeks to repeal a hostile offer. he's always looking at potential targets and pointed to about $14 billion in the company's free cash flow. he's been trying to convince shareholders the future value of allergan will exceed the offer price. shares there off a fraction today, $165.20 was the close. shares of 77 energy popped after hours

hundred $60 billion of dollar denominated corporate jet sales injured, almost three sales incorporate debt june, almost three times. >> junk bond trading valuesseeing banks become more risky for the long-term? >> you have more investors pitted against each other. are see value, others selling. hedge funds have been taking wagers. this tends to be a more profitable area for banks because margins are wider, there 's a bigger bid ask spread. it is still a pretty bleak la ndscape, revenues dropping on the debt trading side. >>>> even before june we saw that trading values slumping. >> even jpmorgan says they are not seeing this momentum continue. volatility has dropped further after janet yellen's testimony yesterday. people are saying she is determined to keep everything on course. >> maybe an anomaly for jim, thank you, we appreciate it. yellentching, janet preparing to start testimony, special coverage is coming up next. ♪ ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers" with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> rupert murdoch stunning move. he offers to buy time warner. time warner says no. we will see what will ha

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valued in my family and in my communi community. books were valuable and necessary in our home not just the bible but encyclopedias, histories and biographies and jet and "ebony" magazine. my family knew the importance of us understanding the world around us, to see the world even if we love her -- never left knoxville, tennessee. books made that possible. to generally understand black america america and put us at the core of our literary tradition and our culture you had to know and remember that we were denied the right to read and write for so long. that was the way enslavement was enforced, to deny us that tool. we figured that out quick and those of us, and many of us rather risk their lives, our physical lives to learn how to read because we knew that it would save our lives and be the key to freedom. i am very grateful and inspired by the phenomenon we saw last year with 12 years a slave and how that book published in 1841 just reappeared and came back to us in the form of a film. and renewed people's attention to a beautifully written book, 1841 we were publishing. we have had a literary tradition beforehand and we have had one since then