The president accusing Prime Minister theresa may of making a mess of brexit. He said the u. K. Will have a new Prime Minister soon, good news. In the markets, we are seeing risk off attitude. You want to buy the dollar. Equity futures down. 4 . Semis could get particularly hard. The chip guys have three months of inventory stacked up. Yields going nowhere in the u. S. Oil a bit firmer. You have some iran conflict there, the military playing hardball with bp. Altogether, it is a by dollar story, sell u. S. Equities buy dollar story, sell u. S. Equities. We are joined by Lisa Abramowicz and michael mckee. 72 hours, has a busy giving a speech to open this Boston Press Conference and then going down to d. C. Michael you dont have to pay any attention to boston. Towill be fed by satellite the conference. Tomorrow, you have to be sitting in front of your bloomberg terminal and watching jay powell. He has to ratify the idea of the month, which the markets are anticipating, or we will have in
Better wage growth looks. Better Interest Rates look as well, they back up reflecting all of that of course that is something that markets are seizing on as Deirdre Bolton and i chatted in the past. Wall street is perfectly fine with the same doubledigit wage increases but has Serious Problems with you making that money. Thats right. Do not pay the average worker. We talked about that with those fears of inflation. That is to say if there are inflationary pressures then you do see yields, well show you the bond yields go up. The reason it makes investors nervous, because it means all kinds of borrowing get more expensive. I want to take you through intraday chart. You were talking about this, neil. This is the nasdaq. They have the same pattern. You saw the dow flash quickly here. Could it get worse monday morning . The answer was yes. We pared some of those losses. Fighting bag here in a little bit. If you look at nasdaq and dow and s p 500 they have this pattern where they started lo
Questions that may arise. And so with that, we want to begin some brief questioning by the members of the panel, and its my pleasure to recognize first representative bobby scott of virginia. Thank you, mr. Chairman. As i said in my hoping comments, most of the comments, virtually all of the comments are based on the mathematical curiosity that the Electoral College and popular vote may not agree. If you are counting electoral votes and thats what you count, like in the world series you can get outscored and still win. We heard a lot about the swing states. If one thing about a swing state is it assumes that you have in the bag enough to get close to 270 and so you are going to spend your time on the last couple of states. Just like if a president is trying to get a bill passed, when you get close to 218 in the house, a handful of members get all the attention. 51 senators, you get up to 46, 47, those last few senators will get all the attention. But that assumes that you have in the b
National archives in college park, maryland. Today we are going to look at the deck logs of the various ships located at pearl harbor during the attack. Log is a recording of all the activities that occurred on the ship during a 24hour period. This could be injuries to sailors, sailors coming on and off the ship. In this instance, the attack on pearl harbor. We will look at the uss chu, the destroyer of the battle. It is a world war iera destroyer meaning that had a 4 a littleks and was slower than the contemporary destroyers of the time. After the attack was primarily used in an escort role for convoys, things of that nature. This is what the officers on board wrote on december 7. Starting at around 6 00 in the morning, they actually received 10 gallons of milk and 4. 5 gallons of ice cream, which was recorded on board, and they brought this on board. Interestingly enough, the next ,ntry located on this deck log suffered surprise attack by japanese torpedo and bomber planes. Sounded g
Hawaii territorial guard. And so they were about 500, 600 of us. And we were assigned to guard the city for the next six weeks. Then in the middle of january we were our Company Commander called us in and said, you know, with tears in his eyes, he said, im sorry but all of you guys of japanese ancestry, youre discharged. Japanese ancestry, youre and up to then there was no sign or evidence of any kind of, you know, distrust or doubt as to know, distrust or doubt as to the fact that we were, you know, americans, just like anybody else. But suddenly to be told that you are no longer trusted, wanted to serve your country, you know, we grew up with all the other kids of other races and never had any thought about the fact that some day we might be rejected by your own country. It was a terrible feeling. Like i say, i felt like the bottom of my life had dropped out. Ted, one other story that is so unique is a story about your brother and you. And this is a lot of people dont realize this. I