All weekend, every weekend on cspan3. Historians who edited or wrote essays for the book reinterpreting seven histories talk about new avenues for understanding the history of the south. Topics discussed include native americans, the civil war, slavery, the environment, and the Great Depression. This panel was part of the 2019 Southern Historical Association Annual conference. Good afternoon and thank you for joining us on this panel about southern history. I am lori glover and work at st. Louis university my cochair is Craig Thompson from North Carolina state university. Decades since two the publication of interpreting southern history. Survey of theark scholarship that historians produced since 1965. The publication date of writing southern history. It marked a critical moment in southern historiography. The 1965 volume has surveyed the scholarly landscape. In 1987, the authors in interpreting history raised difficult questions about the direction of the discipline including challen
Guests, and nice to see you. Thank you for joining us. Thank you. Lets check the markets now you know the story the nasdaq is where the bulk of the damage is. Down near 2 a loss of 236 points yields are very much the story today as well. Backing up yet again toward 5 there is 491 the tenyear note yield. However, i want to start with microsoft. That is the story today or certainly one of the stories at least the positive story today as your cloud Revenue Growth accelerating for the first time in a couple years because of ai, you own the stock. Give me your take. Its good we saw Cloud Services growth back up 28 which was the expectation i had on monday. That is where it needed to be. But overall the impact of what we expected from microsoft on the market, itself, its ability to stabilize the market, it obviously is not present and the reason its not present is these stocks are called the magnificent 7. Now were down to the magnificent 5. Weve lost tesla, lost alphabet. Well get into the
Throughout the hour. Other news, google, bright spot in todays tape. Not everybody is happy about the tech giants restructuring and changing the Holding Companys name to alphabet. We have someone who says these actions will come at the shareholders expense. He happens to be one of those shareholders and hell explain what hes talking about, coming up. As those shares still up 4 . A rare green spot in the session today. Yes. Cyber security meets insider trading. We have the details on charges against nine people allegedly involved in a multimillion dollar hacking scheme, coming up as well. That is huge. That is a huge case. We start first with the chinese currency being devalued by nearly 2 officially. The markets have done otherwise. That move from the peoples bank of china sparking todays global selloff of ek quities and commodities. Mark chandler, welcome to you. Walk us through the impact how will this cascade throughout the Global Financial system . A lot of uncertainty. We make a d
Yes. A busy earnings day. Also awaiting whole food reports in a major board shakeup. What to do with the grocery stock. Shares fractionally lower now. And you heard, boeing halted flights of its 737 max jets because of engine issues that surfaced over the weekend. Well have breaking details and the stocks suffering as a result of that anournnouncementannounc we begin with the story the whole country is talking about, fallout from president trumps surprise dismissal of fbi director james comey last night. Eamon javers and amy on capitol hill. Eamon, you first. Sanders here at the white house finishing up a briefing within the past hour or so. She made a number of points including that the president is going to meet with the new acting director of the fbi today. The search for a successor is beginning today. She also said that the president s thinking on this began mucherer than we learned when this news officially broke last night. What she said i think its been an erosion of confidence
And general Staff College in fort leavenworth. For the better part of the past century, it seems, we have been trying to figure out our relationship with china. Right now we see china as a linchpin in what might happen with north korea. Two countries with the most biggest economies, a fifth of our exports come from them, a fifth of their exports come from we do not know really we are allies are adversaries. We are fortunate to have with us one of the foremost authorities on u. S. China relations, jeff have. Babb. F he will examine a key 50 years been in the relationship of the two countries, in this case from 1900 and 1950 that really set the stage for a lot of what was to come, including south korea, the korean war and the vietnam war. Its a period hes looking at that started with american involvement in conjunction with the boxer rebellion of 1900. This, of course was before xi , jinping is even a twinkle in Donald Trumps eye, or maybe its vice versa, im not sure. As i said before th