It takes sometimes a couple minutes after the bell for these numbers to settle. Vix takes even longer. Joe also, Energy Material financials, if we could just break the record, we would be off to the races. And we know you think about technical analysis. Still dodging the question. A lot that is interesting and that would he market today, we had a couple of big moves in the u. S. Lets start off elsewhere. We talked about italy yesterday. A pretty solid day, up 2. 8 . That is the fourth biggest gains in italian stocks. We were talking about this yesterday on the show about their banks, what will happen, how solid will they be if those things start to go bad. Situation is not good, but may be not as bad as they said. Moving on, we are talking about the vix. Staples, telecoms down today. Not to be negative, but these are areas that have been doing pretty well. A big jump in yields today, this could potentially be a sign of things to come. And lets bring it back to the volatility index. The
Of the new york journal daniel venture as we are looking at the biggest gain in two days, and the nasdaq and the dow putting the tech back in the green which leads us to hp enterprise, and rallying after the posting First Quarter revenue, and plan to spinoff the Internet Services business, and david faber spoke with meg whitman this morning. Yes, carl. Investors are rejoicing a deal that was announced late yesterday according to the hp earnings, and that deal is involving the spinoff services, and two Computer Science corpse creating 26 billion in overall revenue, and owned 50 by the existing hp shareholders and 50 by the shareholder base, and that deal is going to take some time, and expect it to call in the end of march 2017, but it is a big deal for hpe, and it is having a positive response not only in that stock, but other Computer Sciences, because their enterprise value is comprised of the units taken over when they bought eds at 8. 5 billion, but importantly, hp did report earn
Even by the 1930s and 40s the homicide rate in southern africanamerican communities was seven or eight times higher, the white homicide rate fell so i think the lore of the gun was very strong after the civil war for very good reasons. Ultimately it just lets a more gun and more gun violence within communities. Host i sometimes think of our gun situation today is a infinite maze and a hall of mirrors and a horror show. I see theres no way out. But i really hope anyone interested in guns in america reads this book as a starting point as a subject of debate and discussion from the person who strongly supports the second amendment. The hunter and any citizen who strongly believes in the second amendment. And anybody who really wants gun safety for gun control and wants to stop gun violence in america. It is a great place to start. I just wonder if there is anything else youd like to add to what we talked about today to further the discussion. Guest has been a pleasure to have this convers
The case is submitted. To an item book tv, Summer Reading pics starting at 8 00 p. M. , Patricia Bell scott and her book. Eleanor alert roosevelt and the struggle for social justice. Then when the west and shrill. Then simply bold, a mothers reckoning living in the aftermath of tragedy. At 11 00 p. M. Grunt, the curious science of human at war. All of this tonight on tv, prime time on cspan2 this week on q a, documentary filmmaker discusses her latest film about the late american businessman and pulliam therapist. Aviva kempner, why did you do a document on a man named julius . I was lucky enough 12 years ago to be at Marthas Vineyard to attend the lectured for religion at the state department. The title was blacks and jews. I thought i was going to a talk about the Civil Rights Era but i was very surprised to learn about julius and as soon as he talked about him the light bulb went off in my head because i make films about unbeknownst euros and he is the most under known that in some
Coming up next, Albany Law School Professor Emeritus Paul Finkelman delivering a keynote address at a symposium focused on the history of immigration in america. Mr. Finkelman compares the roles of congress, states, and the president in developing immigration policy from the colonial period to modern day. This event is part of a twoday u. S. Capitol Historical Society symposium. Its about an hour and 15 minutes. For the keynote opening this particular symposium, we have professor finkelman. Again, those of you who come on a routine basis, know paul well. Hes been our fearless leader for the past several years in helping to direct the symposium. Because of that i feel like no introduction is needed. But really in pauls case its really true. Ill just say that he comes to us from the university of saskatchewan to give you a sense of how far hes come to be with us today. Hes there on a visiting professorship on human rights. Hell be speaking on a a nation of immigrants. The keynote is an o