It is more that it is a resumption of the rally that we had seen originally when janet yellen gave her dovish message. Dissuaded from that view by the fed speakers in the interim who were more hawkish. The double stone is back again and even as alex points out we are not that much up across the board we should point out we are off the highs of the session for the three major averages as well. The two day rally for the major averages is relatively substantial. It began yesterday after we heard janet yellen speaking it in front of the Economic Club of new york. What we have seen is a gain of 1. 4 . On that basis, not anything to sort of ignore. It also means the s p is once again higher on the year. It also means we have seen the market cap recovery of the u. S. 1 trillion since february 11. If you add on todays gain another 200 billion or so. That is the size of the rebound we have seen. The old leader coming back in favor. The sang stocks, whatever you want to call it now. Alking about
60s, 55 and san jose and 63 in brentwood. The breeze offshore for some, and it is for fairfield, but at kirkland and turning south, and this is going to work its way in tomorrow. Sunny and hot for many. Above normal temperatures, 80s at the coast and near 90 for some. Temperatures will be the hottest for a while. You have some 90s. I do, but they are soft 90s. Good morning everyone, we are doing very well for this early start to your wednesday. Lets look at the commute, not bad right now on interstate 880. It looks like we survived having the warriors and the as playing at the same time last night, nothing too bad from what i year. We are looking at the san mateo bridge, traffic looking good heading out to the high rise and over to the peninsula. If youre driving in san jose, traffic is off to a good start. I can see just one or two cars, and it you want to get on the road with very little traffic, right now is the time. 4 02 am. The two front runners in the race for the white house ma
Necessarily changes. By the late 18 hundreds illegality essentially, as charles pointed out, mint, meant asian, this nefarious group of people from asia and were coming to take jobs, plan opium in the United States and generally the boschdebauched the morals of the United States through asian prostitution, for example like the 1875. The page act is directed toward this part of chinese prostitution coming into the United States and the blushing them also places like San Francisco and the surrounding areas. But i wonder even has now, we dont necessarily, although you think about the Campaign Rhetoric of jeb bush, when i was thinking about 1st tourism i was not talking about latinos. I was talking about asians. Somehow that made it better in his mind. Obviously as aa general matter we have replaced that group for which we have this animus with regard to immigration and the way in which we now think about the latino population in some sense and immigration question even though it does not
Backdrop of significant civil rights advancement in the United States including the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights act of 1965, ten years on the heels of brown versus board of education. So, what is the lesson we can draw . One is that the Immigration Law for the future in our current push for comprehensive Immigration Reform should also take that frame of a civil rights legislation which is the civil rights project of our time and will continue to be as long as we do not as long as we avoid addressing this problem of illicit mess and reality. Just a word or two to build on that. He has nicely framed this question of again. But, and i think it really is the key, but in terms of if its fair to call Immigration Law a civil rights issue, ii would argue absolutely, in light of the types of mechanisms that have been deployed by the state against foreignborn persons and there are clear parallels between the experience of africanamericans, latinos, and other disadvantaged grou
Some of the discussion about the dangers of reporting in the middle east. This was held recently by the council on foreign relations. You can watch it in its entirety tonight at 8 p. M. Eastern here on cspan. Tonight on the communicators we take a look at how the Music Industry works. Professor of music business at Berklee College of music discusses how the new music forms of impacted the way musicians are paid and wants Reforms Congress can implement to make the pay structure more transparent. Certainly the narrative of artists and songwriters healing like they do not understand where their money is coming from is not new, but we are living in a world today where everything is trackable. The nsa can know where i am, they can know where you are, they can know what youre talking about on your cell phone. There is no reason artists and creators should not be able to know where their songs are being streamed and how they are being paid for that, and not on a significant time lag either. C