Production. Global bond meltdown. The bull market in bonds is ending with a bank. As global bonds suffered their worst slump last month. Investors look to dump their debt after donald trump won the election. Bracing for swings. It euro volatility is the highest since brexit. The European Central policy decision coming up next week. You have burned up 13 in just two days. Brent up 13 in just two days. The big surprise come iraq cutting 210,000 barrels of a day. As the focus in vienna moves from the deal into specifics. Marty schenker joins us now in london. What is the biggest question as traders wake up this morning . Firstly, you mentioned iraq. Iraq had been the biggest stumbling block. They have a quota again and they agreed to cut production. Many will be interesting to see if they are willing and able to do that. Secondly, russia. Russia pledging an actual cut of 300,000 barrels a day. One of the reasons we saw oil rally so strongly. Will russia really deliver . This never done an
Prison when you get out you can get out and transition soon in the healthiest way possible. So my challenge is always to be honest with the American Public and the likelihood of that happening is probably nonexistent but again thats what makes the book so important because you get an inside look whats happening in the system and what works. The idea is a bunch of nonsense to me. Host you are an inspiration. Oprah said after she talked to you after reading the book it was one of the most powerful conversations that she ever had. Thank you for writing this book and for all of the important work that you are doing now in the struggle for the better evolved criminal justice system. Reading this book made me a better person. Thank you for writing it. Guest thank you so much. I appreciate that. Your insight into the buck is amazing and heartfelt so id really appreciate it, the interview and thank you for checking out the book. We are going to get started with a lot of books dimensions of the
[inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] and that concludes our live coverage from lit fest in chicago for day one. Well be back again live on sundays. Now, if you missed any of the events we covered today, theyll only air beginning at midnight eastern. [inaudible] book tv tapes hundreds of authors throughout country all year long. Heres a look at some of the empts well be covering this week on monday at Barnes Noble Book sell rs in maryland former Washington Post reporter dale quinton will be discussing his latest book one month of murder. About a homicide squad in maryland. Tuesday at the new york union with league in manhattan, syndicated radio host eric argues that america has moved away from the founders original ideas on liberty and justice. That same evening hair Harvard Bookstore talking about the impact of fracking on l environment and public health. And on wednesday at kramer books in washington, d. C. , Police Science professor Melissa Deckman will look at role women play in the
Marriage on the oneyear anniversary of the Supreme Court ruling, and america has drifted from the founders original ideas of liberty and justice. And those are just a few of the authors on booktv this weekend. For a complete television schedule, go to booktv. Org. Booktv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors, television for serious readers. [inaudible conversations] were going to get started. I have a lot of books to mention, so i want to make sure i get them right. Thanks for all being here, and thanks especially to the folks on our panel, mark, steve and george. Were really pleased that youre here. The last theres been a lot of talk about that over the last generation, maybe the last 40 years really highlights the challenges of measuring economic values. A lot of people take the view there hasnt been much progress, much growth in incomes, economic stagnation over that period of time. And i often try to put the lie to that assertion by asking people whether theyre low income, midd
That ive been thinking about for a really long time. Before i was a fulltime author, i was a High School Computer science teacher. I taught for 17 years at a high school in oakland, and i would teach in this really visual way. I would do a lot of drawing on the board to explain to my students. I always thought, man, a lot of this could really work well in a graphic novel series. I teamed up with a friend of mine named mike holmes, and together we are trying to introduce fundamental Computer Science concepts to middle school kids through comics. Host how did you go from a High School Teacher to a National Book award nominee . [laughter] guest its kind of crazy. Each when i was a fulltime teacher, i would do comics at night, in the morning, in the summers host did you think they could be published . Guest it was for me. Host really . Guest i never thought itd be a source of income. Some people, you know, play golf to relax, and that costs a lot of money. Im going to publish comics to rel