We will have the latest, but first, lets check in on the markets with mark barton. Mark e. U. Go. Look at the right hand side of the chart. Look at the map. Tories 315. 326 is the number they need. They are not going to get that number. This is not a brexit type of exit. European stocks are rising. Ftse is gaining because of the weak pound. Biggest decline since june 27. Sterling two day chart. That is when the exit polls came out at 10 p. M. Last night. Wed be down as much as 2. 5 . Vote, the expectations were if we got a Hung Parliament, sterling could fall as much as 1. 20. The median forecast. The 10 before the Vote Deutsche Bank set if we get a labour victory, the 10 year goes up. If we get a tory, small majority we go down to 90 basis points. Fascinating times, but its ver y much a localized Market Reaction. Francine thank you so much. She promised strong and stable. But we have this morning is anything but. The snap election gamble has backfired. Losing seats rather than gaining
Higher on the back of the move in syria. More on that behavior. Plus, retired general leslie clark joining us shortly to talk about what future u. S. Military strategy could look like. Lets begin with Team Coverage of todays big stories affecting the markets. Steve leisman at cnbc headquarters with details on this mornings weaker than expected jobs report, and bill is in moscow tonight with the latest on the syria situation, and kayla is in palm beach, florida with news from the china summit. Steve, starting with you rs first thing this morning with the headline whether it was weaker thans expected. We had a chance to digest that in markets, and despite the disappointing payroll number, bill, most economists, and markets, trade as if they are on track to hype twice this year, including in june. The chance of a rate hike in june remains unchanged at 61 , even after the government reported job growth of 98,000 today, and that was well below the streets 175,000 estimate. New york fed pres
Federation of labor has been interested in the political scene for many years because of the fact that to a large extent, the conditions under which we work can be determined by legislation. Whats the difference between 1952 and 1948, for instance . Why was this particular year . Because of the passage of the taft hartley act followed by the establishment of a official political arm of the American Federation of labor that year. And then entry into the Political Campaign of 1948. Since then in addition to the law, we had 28 state legislators pass what we consider the repressive legislation and so far as trade unions are concerned. In order to carry out our objective and long range ageold objective if you want to put it that way of improving conditions under which the great masses of workers of america work and live, we have to consider the political field more and more. In other words, the people who are opposed to us have chosen the political battleground. Who you say this endorsement
Captioning performed by vitac the first crew was expedition one and were up to 44. Weve got two americans and three russians and japanese astronaut up there. It truly is an international crew. Sometimes theres a canadian, a german, italian, its always swapping out there. And right here scott kelly and mikhail are doing a one year mission, spending a year up in space. Its 342 days. Its not quite a year but im going to give them the benefit of the doubt. Its a year mission there. Scott is has an identical twin brother mark kelly married to gabriell gabrielle dif fordse doing a twin study. And the iss is currently funded by nasa through 2024. After that time, were not sure whats going to happen. But nasas commitment runs out in 2024. Ive got to believe the russians arent going to want to give this up either. They dont like to throw space stations away. If nasa abandons it, i could see them jumping in there and saying well take it, well run it and maybe do something commercially with it. S
Follow us to get publishing news, scheduling updates, author information and to talk directly with authors during our live programs. Twitter. Com booktv. A particularly best known amongst his Popular History is his book, taking away the latter, and bad samaritans, and 23 things they dont tell you about capitalism. Among other things one of the achievements of the works end of the work of hajoon is that it is a brilliant job of history, the development of knowledge. And how [inaudible] and the government in the process and makes days debate on development policy. And what are the historical lessons of development. Its also highly relevant for today and its great we are bringing together books, history as well as its relevance to policy options today, back along with the lessons of two of my favorite pieces of research. Hajoon teaches at cambridge university, is giving us a book talk as you know and then afterwards we will have the pleasure of best known for probably best known for his w