Yesterday. 4. 23 . If you check out the price of copper, copper ended at the highest settlement since october of last year. This morning, it is off 1 . Watching that copper closely because it is a signal of expectations for global manufacturing. Japan central bank raising rates for the First Time Since 2007 and ending the other easing measures. This is the longest easing from any central bank. They were the lfirst to go in ad the last to come out of the easing. It raised the rate to 0. 1 . That was up from negative to 0. 1 . The yen trading at the lowest level of the year compared to the dollar. The central bank abolishing the yield curve control policy for japanese sovereign bonds. The central bank said it planned to purchase government bonds worth broadly the same amount as before. It will scale back asset purchases and qt. It is not really aggressive if you are talking about zero to 0. 1 . Backing away from the eightyear experiment. Experiments are not eight years. The new normal. I
So this is a historic book talk it is the last one we will have at these offices some of you are aware the institute is moving to new digs so that next session will be there at january 22 i hope to see many of you at that time also to our guest watching live stream and especially our many guests watching this on cspan. We are delighted to have 25 students here Washington Latin High School and i was discussing this how appropriate is to have a group like this because with this absolutely Remarkable Book despite those fine biographies to give clear and explicit credit there is a concern the Younger Generation is increasingly unaware of what Franklin Roosevelt did for the nation and for the world. So what great president ial leadership is like. That the believe such leadership is possible. Our guest is very little introduction especially here in washington. And with the foreign policy. With a dozen biographies including kennedy, truman, johnson and nixon and reagan. You have probably read
Of the morning and still got the burbs nashua 20s, milder in plymouth 35 and 40s for the cape and islands. But this is the storm system thats moving toward us. Most of the snow stays well to the north in canada as it moves on in, it is just going to be patch rain showers for us. So check it out, 9 00 this morning, temperatures in the middle 30s, we got some partial sun this morning, clouds will keep thickening up, so at noon time mostly cloudy points north and west of boston and slight risk of shower, temps in the middle 40s and commute later today we have a lot of 40s around town and we got a few remaining showers, 44 to 50 today, partly sunny this morning, time out how long the showers last coming up in just a couple minutes. Julie grauert standing by with live drive time traffic and delay on the t. Julie yes, shiri, the delay is on red line, moderate northbound delays between quincy and umass because of a signal problem. Sky fox we have boston above the accident on expressway southb
Including the shaws, stop and shop and walgreens and cvs. We have a list here on your screen as you can see. The threats were made using automated phone calls. They were similar to the dozens of threats made against schools in our area over the last two weeks. Now police say all the locations were checked out and nothing suspicious is found. We are in weymouth this morning as police investigate. Also this morning Boston Police are still searching for gunmen who shot a man over a parking spot. On the fox25 news at 10 00, we showed you new video of from his riot gear looking for that suspect in a home on nighten gale street in dorchester. The shooting happened at around 2 30 yesterday afternoon. A 34yearold man was shot during an argument over a space that had been shovel out. Neighbors heard the gunshots and rushed to help. He was laying on the floor but trying to stand up, like, from the floor so we knew he was not dead, but the ambulance came really fast police say they know who the s
Friday night and they dont understand the lynchings in mississippi and brown v. Board of education. So on top of that when we as teachers are exhausted and we dont have the time to get out in the streets and from about how were being about how i worked out of contract after years of seniority because our superintendent is a guy who could put his funds towards evaluation systems and, you know, sort of this attack on teachers instead of supporting me with lower class size. I mean, theres so many complexities and nuances, and when you throw in 72 of my school is at poverty level. I transferred from 95 , when youre reporting child abuse speakers im so sorry, we are getting no, no. No note were over our time and thank you. My voice will live on. Spent thank you all so much for being here, and please if you want to continue this conversation, and i sense many of you would like to, come to signing area five where they will be with her books. Thank you so much [inaudible conversations] you are