zena is at a refugees camp, and she joins us live now. and zena, we have been hearing from the u.n.ear queen chief saying aid is falling far short of what is needed. what does that mean for the people on the ground there? what have this they been saying to you? >> reporter: well, it's simple, people cannot survive without help, without assistance from the you nations nations as well as other charity organizations. the it's cold, people are living in tents they can't afford schools in lebanon, public schools cannot absorb them. life is difficult. they have last everything back home. their livelihoods, jobs and today's conference really in berlin participants will be discussing the refugees crisis, which has been described as the worse humanitarian crisis worldwide. what they will be discussing is a long-term strategy, they are no longer just discussing a short-term strategy handing out water bottles and handing out foot and basic surprise that these people need. this is a problem that is going to last. and so what the participants in berlin will be talking about is create something s

zena hoda, beirut. >>> pakistan said it has taken several suspects into custody on a cool in peshawara. they say they are pakistani but some are hard to identify because their faces have been blow up. naris reafirmed a lifting of a more tollway. mo mostly children died in that attack. >> bracing for a new protest after one person was killed in anti-government demonstrations, protesters have been on the streets for days demanding president ali binga step down. many were arrested and many were injured. move to go haiti where health minister has been named as the new interim prime minister. it follows the resignation of former prime minister last week. he stepped down after days of violent protests. he script has re-opened the raffa border opening for the second time in the past month. he job description officials say at this point, the opening is only temporary. natasha gname reports. >> reporter: the bags stuffed to the seams were a sign people could finally, leave. but the faces revealed the misery and frustration they have endured. everyone carries responsibility, including president

zena port is surging now up about 18%. we're watching that one. in terms of gilead though, stock is cheap. and they're buying back stock. >> and today, you had a barons article that gives it the pop. the street, same day you've had guys go to 125. i think you have to wait for the other to come out, watch cvs come out. they're going to demand significant discounts. why do you have to buy a stock if you know there's significant pressure. >> all right. up next, did carl icahn take the cue from karen finerman? he's calling for break up of a company karen has owned for some time. what she plans to do next when she phones in after the break. plus, sheikh is going public, but will investors salivate or could it go the way of the others and fizzle out? that's next. >>> a huge day kicking off top trades. gains of nearly 9%. this after carl icahn disclosed a significant stake in the name. karen finerman has been all over this call. take a listen. >> one that we own is -- and this is the merger of a crane business and a food service company. clearly, it's ob

zena hodr, beirut. >> saudi arabia's oil chief has dismissed allegations his country is responsible for drop in oil prices. he said he believes the market will stabilize. >> that's after the united arab emirates blamed non-arabic states. the price of oil has fallen by nearly 50% since june. brent crude is trading below $62 per barely. the u.s. is predicted to be the world's largest oil producer next year. let's go to erica woods from ababu dha dhabi. what else has saudi arabia said about not cutting production? >> saudi arabia has said it was the right decision not to cut production. >> decision was made last month at an opec meeting. saying that decision was correct because it needs time just to stabili stabilize. he has spoken about one other things. the claims that saudi arabia is to blame and is conspiring to keep the oil prices low. the saudi minister said that those claims are baseless and that any motivation on saudis' part, purely economic cal and not political. >> of course, it doesn't come as any surprise, erica, that you have divisions with opec. that's nothing new. some coun