A varitek on a bid on bio technique and treatment. Ocado, oh canada. The retailer pushing it sending shares to the top of the european market. We talk to the ceo of Ocado Solutions in just a moment and no deal. The u. S. Senators remain shut. Its still not clear if theres enough support for it to pass. And our session across europe, we can now see a little bit more red on the board than green. Pretty flat open so far. The stoxx 600 flat right now as we look tesk at the effectsf driving that in the markets. Looks like energy stock is doing well, up over 0. Fi75 . Telecom looking tour pretty strong so far this morning with travel and ledger down 1 travel is not doing particularly well lets talk one big story ocado shares sending the market higher to develop its Online Grocery business the agreement with the second largest canada food retailer comes as there are opportunities in the north and American Market the ceo of ocado joining us in the study know lets talk about north america canad
Output. Neither confirmed the story but if true, it would be the first step in curbing production thats resulted in a glut of oil worldwide, created chaos in certain stock markets, hurt commodity dependent economies. The hopes of a a deal sent rices up. The rise in oil lifted stocks. The dow jones gained 164 points to 17,721. The nasdaq added 38. The s p 500 was up 19. Jackie takes a closer look at the oil rally and whether the historic low prices may soon be a thing of the past. Reporter a spike in oil prices based on optimism, produces will come to some accord. A Russian News Agency out with headlines saying the saudis and russians agreed in principle head of a freeze. The data has been on the calendar for skeptics point out wont freeze without them joining in. What happens next . Difficult to say but the excitement was enough to push them to a key level to even further gains. The wild card is what will opec do and the producing nations. Will there be collaboration to increase limit
And we have a special edition this morning. I went to give him it is thanks for his time and dedication in helping to shape the task force is luminary regulations along with the entire task force will i introduce in a moment. The governor of the great state of kentucky has joined us is morning as well. [applause] thank you so much. I appreciate that acknowledgment and round of applause that youre given them. I know that everyone is as excited as i am about last weeks announcement that are 2016 National Convention will be in the beautiful city of philadelphia, the city of love. This says briefly, but since we in addition to donna and others maybe it wasnt so great. We heard from him yesterday, but i have asked him to take some time today at our meeting to tell us and give us a little glimpse at we have look forward to with the lid off in 2016 as we move in that direction. Since being elected mayor in 2008, he has vigorously managed City Government to the worst recession since the Great
Practically with questions from our two guests. So, let me introduce them. Reid wilson is at the washington post. Hes the govbeat reporter. He is following policy details with the states and federal government. James hohmann is at politico, and hes a political reporter there. Were going to start with reid wilson. Reid well, governor, lets talk about federalism for a second. A huge percentage of utah and most other western states are owned by the federal government. What challenge does that pose to you trying to govern a lot of land you do not have control over . Gov. Herbert well, you can appreciate how it would be if someone was telling you how to manage your backyard, sometimes you agree and sometimes you dont. We have the bureau of Land Management land in our state. Nearly 70 of the land mass is controlled or owned by the federal government. That is a lot. You know, it is designed to be multipleuse. We understand that concept with utah, there shouldnt be multiple use. Our farmers an
Love with eniac. He knew what it could do. Then it was this very wonderful thing where he taught clarie how to program it. There was a debate of who so what first, but somebody saw that they were designing the institute machine and writing code for it. But the machine was not ready. Someone said, we can rewire eniac and run programs on the eniac. They spent six weeks rewiring it and getting it to run. That was the origin of modern software. And that was such a fruitful time. So it was a mixture of their marriage, the coding. And she had no training whatsoever . She did have training. During the war, when johnny went off to england to do what, we do not know . She was left behind in princeton. Women could apply and get a wartime job. Hers was at the center for Population Research at princeton university. Her job was modeling populations of people. What would happen if you created a new state in the middle east or something . They model growth of population. That is what you needed to so