european leaders did push their asian counterparts on human rights citing abuses in many asian nations including the ranger crisis in myanmar and bangladesh. we will continue with myanmar on its path toward democracy. it is a difficult process. we all knew it. our support to the democrat s session of the country will not stop now but it definitely means that we will not close our eyes to violations. a u.n. fact-finding report said at least 10,000 rohingya are believed to have died in the violence. the report also calls for top military general to be prosecuted for genocide and crimes against humanity. andese leader she s in pain president trump reportedly will meet at the g20 summit in argentina next month. that is according to the hong kong newspaper. earlier this week a white house official said a meeting between the two was likely. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i m mark
that was edith roosevelt, speaking in new york city 20 years after she left the white house. she was the matriarch to a rambunctious family and her husband, theodore roosevelt, was as outgoing as she was private. she was the groundbreaking manager of the white house, overseeing a major renovation that added a west wing, separating the family quarters from the president s office is for the first time. good evening and welcome to c-span s series, first ladies. edith roosevelt will usher in season two of the series and the 20th century. we have two historians who know the roosevelts well. meet kathleen dalton. she is the author of theodore roosevelt: a strenuous life. and stacey cordery is the author of a biography of alice roosevelt. welcome, the both of you. the 1900 election. it does not last very long because an assassin has other things in mind for president mckinley. tell the story that brings the roosevelts in that very momentous time into the white house. it is t
most in a closing basis rates the s&p 500 and it s at a record . you will see if it remains. it is a broad-based rally. look at the bloomberg. we have all the groups here. financials are getting the most, along with technology, materials, and energies doctrine of the groups in the s&p 500 are higher here. financials and technology are bouncing back as we see gains in yields. in particular, because losses associated with the storm will not be as steep as has been predicted. you have insurers all higher. t says it sees losses that is net. the company says it has a strong surplus level and a strong capital position here. we gote of the estimates those downgraded. overall, the losses e stimated $49 billion instead of $200 billion is estimated previously. friday heading into the storm, we were already seeing the prices of these cap bonds drop. cat bonds drop. using the prices go higher. update on today, there is a day lag. but this shows you the trends. what is i mentioned going
billion for the president s u.s. mexico border wall. the european union wants to change the rules governing identification checks in snogging. id checks are banned in the 26 travel zones through the european commission, some of including, germany, sweden, and norway introduced in 2016. under current rules, they expire without the possibility of renewal. those nations want to extend those checks for two years, citing security reasons. fired sevenitary cruise missiles today at islamic state targets in eastern syria. this is pro-government forces closed in on the militants. two submarines launched the seven missiles from the mediterranean. a russian ministry spokesman says intelligence showed the targets,hit the destroying a command center, communications, ammunition depot, and killed on unspecified number of fighters. global news 24 hours a day powered by over 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. , this iscrumpton bloomberg. julia: live from bloomberg s world
it s in the red. julie: it s in the red. we saw the nasdaq pull back. that is notable as we see stocks slipping back a little bit today. one company maintaining its record high is aprille. the shares rise being 2% today 150.205.rd and ryan putting his price target at $202 a share. the consensus, the average of the folks we survey is $160. he says the stocks underappreciated and has been improving sentiment on apple is in the early stages. now, with this increase, of course, apple is the large largest company by market cap in the world butts not quite as $1 trillion. there s sort of that the race for the $1 trillion market cap. we are looking at the market cap. figure the share price in yellow, the market cap in blue. we are looking around $800 billion for those that apple market cap. on the bottom, though, we have shares outstanding which have dwindled by the company is doing buybacks. on the one hand that supports the share price but that limits perhaps the ability for the