Kriti good morning. Lets get to dublin. Lets get to the top stories in london. A report that chinas iron ore has kicked up top to the Worlds Largest a prior. Largest supplier. Salons keep urging countries to stay united in the face of russian are the stories. It is all but the bond market euro stoxx 50 features higher. Ftse futures by about the same margin. We are seeing here in the u. S. Features will be a theme. It is not coming internationally , it is truly happening in this training session. We are going to get to that later on but reinoehl, look at the twoyear. We are looking at the twoyear at 5. 02 earlier this week. Again, on the surface in todays session so far, not that much movement. A little bit of the calm before the storm. Mexican peso suddenly stronger and moving the dollar the most in the last few days. Lets kick it off with our top stories are reporters joining us from london, singapore and granada. We did have an interview with mary daly, the president of the fed makin
To put an exact dollar figure to that. I mention the damage caused by Tropical Storm isabel. That was well over 100 million that was more than just repairing the cost. It gave us more protections. We used that money to build berms, build some of these flood doors and internal pumps. We were able to get that money to make the Naval Academy better and safer. As you see here on the academy grounds, the majority of the structures here are over 100 years of old. From the chapel to where the midshipmen live to many of the buildings here, they were built at the turnofthecentury. There is a cost to maintaining them and making sure they can handle rising waters and major events. We do, within the budget we work with in the navy, have announced money to handle some of these upgrades we are handling over the long term. The cooper road project at some of the others. As we do some of these other projects, whether it be setting up a new Advisory Committee, we are able to do those in the conscience o
Appropriate Emergency Authority to fight the opioid crisis. Step inks a critical confronting the extraordinary challenge that we face. Charlie the president s announcement fulfills a longtime indged but falls short declaring a state of emergency. Joining me from washington is jenna johnson, a reporter for the washington post. Im pleased to have her here on this program this evening. Tell me about the president and what he is attempting to do. Jenna tell he said he wants out those already addicted and prevent more people from becoming addicted. But declaring this health emergency, he is getting some of the help more quickly. People living in isolated towns can get treatment remotely. Theyre hoping to expand the number of treatment places, where those on medicaid can go and get treatments. They might make some grant money available through the department of labor for those who are addicted and need a job. A lot of what is happening with public emergency as they are trying to get help mor
Opioid crisis a National Public Health Emergency under federal law. That is why i am directing all executive agencies to use every appropriate Emergency Authority to fight the opioid crisis. This marks a critical step in confronting the extraordinary challenge that we face. Charlie the president s announcement fulfills a longtime pledged but falls short in declaring a National State of emergency. Joining me from washington is jenna johnson, a reporter for the washington post. Im pleased to have her here on this program this evening. Tell me about the president and what he is attempting to do. Jenna he said he wants out to help those already addicted and prevent more people from becoming addicted. But declaring this Health Emergency, he is getting some of the help more quickly. They are trying to set up thatedicine program so People Living in isolated towns can get treatment remotely. Theyre hoping to expand the number of treatment places, where those on medicaid can go and get treatmen
Appropriate Emergency Authority to fight the Opioid Crisis. This marks a critical step in confronting the extraordinary challenge that we face. Charlie the president s announcement fulfills a longtime combat opioid abuse, but falls short in declaring a state of emergency. Joining me from washington is Jenna Johnson, a reporter for the washington post. Im pleased to have her here on this program this evening. Jenna thank you for having me. Charlie tell me about the president and what he is attempting to do. Jenna he says he wants to help those who are already addicted and pretend more project were people from becoming addicted to opioids. By declaring the National Health emergency, he is getting some of the help or quickly to people. He is setting up medicine programs so that People Living in isolated towns can get treatment remotely. Theyre hoping to expand the number of treatment places, where those on medicaid can go and get treatments. They might make some grant money available thro