therese mark: 30 minutes to the end of wednesday session. down,quities, the ftse you can see that in the left-hand column. mirror .5%.a a mere port a mere one half of 1%. on the brexit decision-making process, she wants to keep her negotiating very close. and wein europe are down are awaiting the fed minutes. deutsche bank, interesting news after raising $3 billion. for $1.5bank returns billion, twice what it paid to aro a year ago. mostly the same investors who bought last week operating at a slightly lower premium at 290 basis points. pointsmium was 300 basis compared with 143 basis points. this shows that borrowing costs have risen at deutsche bank. deutsche bank dollar-denominated bonds, and the blue bar is the average yield on bank bonds generally. get to a gold and silver producer listed here in the u.k. which said that production ofwed to two availability equipment. since the stock fell to a 170year low in september, 5%. this year it is the third-best aftermer on
tried the turn a police cruiser into an inferno he. unpack the fall jacket. i grabbed mine this morning. a frost advisory is in effect for a second straight morning. we re tracking the latest. matt pelman is here with traffic and david is off. looks like the frost advisory continues through much of the region, the far northwest suburbs as become seal right now. this is until 9 o clock this morning we ll be watching for the potential for frost. you see this through the poconos, lancaster coatesville all included. not the i-95 corridor where temperatures are in the 40 s but in interior south jersey as well. as we look at the realtime numbers which actually happening right now we can see the northwest suburbs dipping close to that. 33 in tannersville, 34 in martins creek, 36 in quakertown and pottstown but it s 41 in saint davids and 46 in center city. you see temperatures in the 40 s along the i-95 corridor and most of new jersey as well. we ve dipped into the 30 s in a c
stanford university libraries. as bruce was describing, the bill lane center is dedicated to advancing scholarship and public education on the past, present and future of western north america. so this is a very appropriate program for them, and the stanford university libraries offers access to a comprehensive range of scholarly resources both print and digital format in support of research and nstruction here at stanford. today we inaugurate a new lane center initiative called arts west. it is designed to place a spotlight on the rich contributions of the arts and humilities in the american west. arts west offers the stanford community innovative public programming, on the writers, artists and cultural leaders that make the west a fertile ground for global creativity and artistic vision. it offers two distinctive series , the great writers of the west focuses on our western literary heritage and the great artists of the west elevates the western visual arts. we begin today
[inaudible conversation] book tv recently visited capitol hill to ask members of congress what they re reading this summer. i hope to finish a couple books, first of all i m reading freedoms task which was given to me by senator roy blunt and this is a book that is about the dome being put on the capital building pre-civil war but what i found is especially interesting is as i get into the book of focus on the house chamber and senate chamber and how those were added to the original capital building and one of the main proponents of that is jefferson davis so while we are approaching the civil war, we have jefferson davis really helping our country, helping build a capital building which would serve our entire country and we know later that he became the president of the confederacy so that the book i m hoping to get through, i started it and i need to finish it. i also want to read about destiny and power which is the book by john meacham on george hw bush. i would like
they once formed part of yugoslavia. for centuries, it has played an important role in society, culture, and economy. the community has a cam accused croatia s new right-wing government of denying the crimes during world war two. tens of thousands died in the death camps known as the croatian shorts. here, we meet mr. goldstein:, slavko goldstein, who lost some of his family there and is fearful of the past been forgotten. there is not much left. slavko goldstein shows us around the memorial site at the former concentration camp. mr. goldstein: you can see some of the freight wagons, the prisoner transports. right over there. they executed people over there on the other side. i lost my grandmother, grandfather, uncle, two cousins. one was 11 years old. the other was nine. a group of men approach. it makes slavko a little nervous. mr. goldstein: it is a provocation. slavko calls the security guard. things could get out of hand. mr. goldstein: they might beat someone up
they once formed part of yugoslavia. for centuries, it has played an important role in society, culture, and economy. the community has a cam accused croatia s new right-wing government of denying the crimes during world war two. tens of thousands died in the death camps known as the croatian shorts. here, we meet mr. goldstein:, slavko goldstein, who lost some of his family there and is fearful of the past been forgotten. there is not much left. slavko goldstein shows us around the memorial site at the former concentration camp. mr. goldstein: you can see some of the freight wagons, the prisoner transports. right over there. they executed people over there on the other side. i lost my grandmother, grandfather, uncle, two cousins. one was 11 years old. the other was nine. a group of men approach. it makes slavko a little nervous. mr. goldstein: it is a provocation. slavko calls the security guard. things could get out of hand. mr. goldstein: they might beat someone up
was the setting for a murky murder mystery from the cold war and has only been resolved today with two men sent to jail. we will delve into a thriller out of the pages of john the cop. i am brent goff, it is good to have you with us. tonight, inside or trouble on the trump train. debate surrounding republican presidential nominee donald trump is growing after a series of campaign gas. following the criticism of campaign gaffs. following the criticism of last week, barack obama said donald trump was unfit for the white house. he has called on republican leaders to revoke their support. somehow spoke out some have spoke out, including meg whitman, theshe says that she io vote for clinton. whman as authoritarian and a reat to democracy. so is this bad news or good news for trump? his campaign manager as you see right here, paul manafort, he is not showing any signs of panic. he says things are moving forward in a positive direction. we want to bring you richard walker in
criminal. a good tuesday morning to you all. we begin with the battle for the white house, and it seems like these attacks are getting more personal by the day. it sure is as donald trump and hillary clinton take their best shots, bernie sanders is not letting up. we get more from abc s stephanie ramos live in washington. good morning, stephanie. reporter: phillip, good morning. good morning, diane. so the clinton campaign, they continue to fight this two-front war against donald trump and bernie sanders, who says he s going to stick it out in this campaign until the very last primary vote. hillary clinton came out swinging during a speech in detroit going after donald trump on everything from his immigration stance to his business record. trump economics is a recipe for lower wages, fewer jobs, more debt. reporter: clinton saying trump would bankrupt the country. i mean, ask yourself, how can anybody lose money running a casino? really? reporter: trump taking
roots crew. questlove: 469, dallas! steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] jimmy: hey, welcome. that s the energy. that s the love. that s the energy. that s the spirit that you get here. here s what people are talking about. of course the big story is still the election. and yesterday on good morning america, joe biden said that he s confident that hillary clinton will be the democratic nominee. then he said, of course i also bet against the mighty ducks in all three movies, so what do i know? [ laughter and applause ] documentary. actually, hillary s been having kind of a tough time lately. in fact, yesterday, she lost the west virginia primary, which came as a surprise since she won there in 2008. of course, west virginia s coal country. and i can t imagine what she could have said to lose their vote. [ laughter ] becse we re going to put a a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business, right, t
texas. the ease of approval. how it took a cbs news producer a matter of minutes to buy a gun similar to the one used in orlando. we begin with a look at today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. [ sirens ] a wildfire here santa barbara, california, tripled in size as it roared down mountain slopes heading to the coast. wildfires burn across the west as a heat wave stokes the flames. temperatures will be scorching across the southwest. excessive hurricane warnings stretching from los angeles to las vegas heat wanks stretching from los angeles to las vegas. new details, orlando shooter omar mateen had been active on dating sites looking for men as well as women. this son of [ bleep ] comes out shooting, and one of the people in that room happened to have it and goes boom. you know what, that would have been a beautiful, beautiful sight. soyuz has landed. the astronauts back on earth after 186 days in space. people who saw are amazed nobody died. an