Pole vaulted you need to understand this week is about one thing and one thing only it is about earnings first time its been like that in awhile. This is the most overwhelming week ridiculous number of Companies Report at the same time. Let me give you the game plan for navigating a confusing if not impossible to understand period all right. Its going to start with tomorrow we hear from mcdonalds. A restaurant that can thrive in this environment, right . I would be disappointed. Yet results from pfizer that should have a good quarter and want more color on their Covid Vaccine and 3 m needed a better story about how their Safety Division is on fire. Their auto business turned and china is coming back, sadly, i dont think you hadany of that we have the defense in Aerospace Company that will give a glimpse of the broader industry on wednesday. I have a descent feeling about rathion but i fear we wont hear anything good about boeing im concerned about aerospace because we havent seen trave
Why your next conversation may drive you i say you over the edge. Lauren. Lauren uh oh. Ashley it is monday, july 29th. Fbn a. M. Starts right now. Oh, oh, oh, oh, listen to the music. Owsnow owesno. Oh, oh, oh, le music. Oh, oh, oh, listen to the music all the time. Lauren ashley is singing to the dooby brothers. Welcome to fbn a. M. Im lauren simonetti. Ashley thank you for calling it singing. Good morning, im as ashley webster. Lauren its very much wait in see ahead of the july jobs report, the fed rate decision. The dow jones completely unchanged in the premarket. S p and nasdaq are coming off record closes, off fractionally. Ashley the yield on the 10 year treasury, its been where it has been for a while, 2. 06 , down 7 basis points. Lauren tensions in iran continue. The price of oil moving nine cents to the upside, 56. 29 a barrel. Ashley protests in hong kong are going on and theyre sending the hang seng down, down another 1 . Lots of red on the asian markets today. Lauren are w
[applause] good morning and welcome to the center for American Progress. My name is carla martin. Im the the Vice President for policy. It is my honor to welcome to this exciting event. Our lineup today is a real testament to the importance of this issue to this administration and to president obama. Nearly one in three americans has some type of criminal record that creates barriers to employment, housing and many other pathways to opportunity. Some americans with criminal records are even barred from casting a ballot which denies the right to participate in our democracy after they have paid their debt to our society. The impact of these barriers goes beyond those previous convicted of a crime. Criminal records are a family sentence. In fact, they have found that nearly half americans children now have a parent with a criminal record. Study after study has shown that the barriers associated with the parents criminal record can severely limit the childs opportunities and lead to worse
And then drive it forward in 2017. Thanks for listening. [applause] i know j stand before you and lunch but i am happy to take any questions for you. Just an opportunity to talk about a book. It is called fixing the future and how canadas government worked together to rescue the canada pension plan. It is an interesting story and the same issue as the Social Security except we ended up with a situation where we doubled the contribution rate and built up the reserve fund and stabilized the contribution rate. It is a fascinating story. You have to figure out the story. I think that is a great point. The way the public and the private sector have come together we have studied this to achieve the policy in canada. Okay. Thank you, everyone. Once again i want to thank ida and the Aspen Institute. [applause] sunday, Hillary Clinton speaks at the mayors conference in indianapolis. We will have live coverage starting at 4 p. M. Eastern. And later, cspans conversation with democratic president
Single borrower limit, weve increased by 50 basis points. Forerms of advice countries, that has not been increased. The concessional loans for the poorest countries are focused are zero interest with a 40 year maturity. That has not changed. For some countries, especially the very poorest, we still provided grants. The fees have only change for a very small percentage of countries. We are very grateful because they had to approve that. As you can imagine, it was not an easy conversation. We take this as a vote of confidence that despite the increase of cost, these countries are ready and willing to pay best because they like what they get from the world bank group. In terms of intermediaries, it has been one of the strategies that we have used in terms of making access to finance and reality. I can tell you the vast majority of the Financial Intermediaries we invested in our local banks. Its is our way of making financing available for even the poorest households and businesses. We are