The 10year treasury is yielyieldin 4. 19 . I believe these are sitting at high levels for yields for the year i had a computer problem before we started. Of course. Thats why i was asking you i was deferring. Lets look. It is clear it is high yields for the year if you look at that year to date that yield up 8 all of this is happening as we got stronger than anticipated adp numbers this week and the downgrade from fitch can i point out, becky, look at when this is higher than the last time which is back in march when we had the problem with the regional banks oh, thats very interesting too many alarm bells. We are back to the pressure on the banks. Now, they had a lot of time to get their act together they had the fed program to take their tired, poor, hungry and underfunded bonds to the fed and get 100 financing off that. It is an area where there was pressure on the bacnks. We have to watch the regional banks. I havent looked in a day or so. They were doing quite well and i dont know
It is down 20 again. The s p is down 26. The nasdaq is thinking onto a onepoint game. Qualcomm is down 9 after a disappointing Fourth Quarter. There is a slowdown in smartphone demand. Expedia had bookings falling short of high expectations. And we are watching the yield. The 10 year is up 4. 19. It is starting to get back near those october highs, which Rick Santelli warned us about. Lets get back to mr. Santelli. It is the chatter today, rick . The chatter is that there are some issues. Whether it is how much the markets move. Consider this. The fed raised rates a quarter point on the 26th. On the 27th, we had the gdp much smarts stronger. It is virtually unchanged, but it moved about 30 points. The spread has gone from 100 to now under 70. This is huge. Many say, what is going on with the higher rates . Well, the biggest curve trade in history was the twos to tens spread. Now, youre looking at the other side of the mountain. If you look at tens, 4 1 4 on the 24th of october, high yi
has to have somebody to go to do complain. there is no commission to go to that can punish you. there is not one law on the book because you oppose everything we do and you can t be sued. that has to stop, folks. how do you expect the people in the audience to believe that we re going to help their families if we don t have some system or combination of systems to hold these people accountable because for all the up side, the dark side is too great to live with. we do not need to live this way as americans. thank you, senator graham. senator klobuchar is next. she s been quite a leader on the subject for quite a long time. the shield act and with senator cornyn on the revenge porn legislation. senator klobuchar. thank you very much, chairman durbin, and thank you ranking member graham for those words. i couldn t agree more. for too long we have been seeing the social media companies turn a blind eye when kids have joined these platforms in record numbers. they have used a
This Atlantic Council event is about two hours. Director of the cybersecurity and if a Structure Agency at the u. S. Department of Homeland Security and principal associate Deputy Attorney general at the u. S. Department of justice. Going to go through some questions and we will have time to take questions for b i wonder if you could get us started. Talk through some key framing assumptions for the strategy. What were two or three places you wanted the team to focus on shifting the debate. To talk to you. Strategy. There are some fundamental shifts as you recognized in the strategy. First we have to start with what we wanted cyberspace to look like. What are we trying to achieve, what is our northstar . That is to have a defensible resilient Digital Ecosystem that is aligned with our values. That is what we are trying to achieve. At bottom our constituents are American People. How do we do this for in American People and at its core, it is reliant, significantly rely on collaboration a
Source. This is about an hour. Thank you for coming out today. The first u. S. Regulations were drafted more than a century ago. The one i remember was a steamboat explosion that led to safety regulations that we see now. 50 years ago we entered a time of deregulation. We found is a unique balance that looks at the burden on companies, the needs of safety and security. Also, it avoids Technology Specifics as much as possible. That would be an ideal system moving ahead. We are going to talk about the role that agencies and sectors play, the approach that tsa has put forward, one of the Success Stories of this administration and any other. Well talk about what dhs is doing. This is an exciting time for cybersecurity. On a final note, when we look at regulations that began in the 1820s, there is a series of automobiles and telephones. Somewhere between 20 and 40 years it takes to develop adequate regulations for a new technology. The one difference is that unlike some previous efforts, we