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warrant renewal of the u.s. sanctions against it, not a billion dollar d.o.d. contract." today, the-up peacekeeping chief declared that syria is envelopeed in a zil war. the obama administration and the united states still have not imposed an arms embargo to prevent the russian weapons resupplying the regime. >> bret: thank you. more on this with the panel. >> i talked with perez about the situation in syria, iran an his own country later in the program. a new push tonight for accounta...

there had to be a sense i mean he had me going out every day and meeting with all these press people, you know, and keeping them informed without talking about the proceedings. you know, so there had to be some extraordinary trust that i had to build up with this generation of reporters, number one. because clearly things were said that never got -- you had to give people context. so, and there were important institutional papers. "the new york times." all these papers that set the ton...

channel called id, it was called discovery times. we said we want to invest a lot of money and ftry to build a ne brand, and reach glens subscribers around the world. and four years later, its the top ten network in america and its the number four network during the day. we are only able to do that because we work together. i think in the end we need subscriber fees and we need ad revenue. its -- we need to be disciplined as an industry. if you even look at apple, apple came out -- and...

content, but had 100 million streams in a month. and so when you see that kind of behavioral change where people are consuming content on platforms that never existed before, it comes back we think to that basic theme of quality content, great characters, great stories and if youre in the content business then you could participate in the value of all of that. >> well, we were joking behind the stage you know what everybody is watching. even now cant always say because of the privacy c...

comeback by the end of the day though still under pressure. its closing off of the lows of the afternoon with just a fractional lost. the s a&p is up 11%. nasdaq up 17%. blackrock, chief equity strategist explaining why investors are about to miss out on another big rally. find out where hes finding opportunity. dow jones industrial average down to 13,268, almost positive from the selloff early on the negative adp numbers on jobs. nasdaq up 9.5 points at 3,059. s&p flat down almost 4%....

>> kimberly: i can smell and tell that from here. do you have any? >> bob: not like that. more compromising than that. they spent almost $1 million. bush administration it was $200,000 to $400,000 on the party. 100% increase. its been a pattern, something has to be done to interrupt the pattern. they are, in fact, the government services administration does a lot of procuring for the government. sensitive position. i agree. they ought to be disciplined. >> bob: im -- >> dana: im surprised that t...

>> kimberly: i can smell and tell that from here. do you have any? >> bob: not like that. more compromising than that. they spent almost $1 million. bush administration it was $200,000 to $400,000 on the party. 100% increase. its been a pattern, something has to be done to interrupt the pattern. they are, in fact, the government services administration does a lot of procuring for the government. sensitive position. i agree. they ought to be disciplined. >> bob: im -- >> dana: im surprised that t...

as we said, last day of the quarter, stocks looking to close it out with some green. and as we look into europe, as well, asia was up for the first time at least in china for the first time in a few days. best headline i saw was the comedian defeated greece buys mega millions ticket. take a quick look at the road map, how do you solve a prop like r.i.m.? earnings miss. executives fleeing. an analyst saying the august quarter will be dire. who would buy them and how much more bad news t...

could walk outside and get hit by a satellite coming down. >> but if you have $176 million to put into it, and you get back -- the cash component, its like -- >> you cant buy every iteration. do the math on -- >> standing in line at the 7-eleven? >> no, one out of 176 million. >> so on monday if we came in and we were the winners, who you would you feel? im not joking. youd get the show yourself by the way. >> you know how you round things down? i say nobody has ever won the lottery. t...

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