Former Shell Oil President John Hofmeister is here to weigh in on that. Oils also a hot topic at the university of dayton. The school is going green after divesting all of its fossil fuel investments. Youre going to hear exclusively from the schools president about why he is doing this and his plan to have other University Follow daytons lead as well. Yeah, bill, potentially a lot of money at stake here. Theyre doing it for ethical reasons, but theyre also under pressure, like other universities like stanford, that have done this, from students. All right, want to see whats happening with the market right now . Heres what were doing today. As you can see, kind of a meandering session. Selloff on the open this morning following what happened in asia and europe overnight and this morning. Nasdaq is up just a tiny fraction right now. Its the only of the major three averages thats actually in the green at the moment, while the s p is down a point and a half at this moment at 1,961. Lets ta
This committee that we are go. We know we have to build that. Concerned that weve seen we will work on the financial pieces of it. And our hope is that together protocols have to be adjusted, that we wish we had better training, that we are concerned with the Global Community we can about hospital responses. I would just add particularly set something up that will work like this. So lets Say Something even after the last statements, and i dont disagree that we want the worse than ebola, deadly highest standard of response, but a multitude of responses that are not based on scientific pandemic flu for example, breaks out somewhere. Evidence and that best practices billions oft dollars moving right away, then we can bring that, the emergency if they are not, the art sound, Health Worker core into fighting those academics those then we create even more confusion and more panic by academics epidemics. Individuals, and we cant really our hope is that it would work for an advance market sign
Withdrawal from afghanistan in terms of the earlier question about our capacity to deploy in two separate theaters of war . Right. I think the lessons i slightly change the angle here and say i think there are lessons from the afghan experience which can be applied to iraq. As i said earlier the business of doing it properly, building up an army from the grass roots, building up the respect of the confidence, capability, is in a way which wasnt done frankly in the british experience in iraq is relevant to what might happen. On that point do you think the afghan army is likely to perform better than we have seen with the iraqi army . Im optimistic. Providing theres one major caveat, providing the International Community stays committed both in continuing to train and also, and very importantly, in providing the money. Because dont forget the afghanistan did not collapse after the soviets left, it collapsed when soviet union collapsed when the money dried up. I am optimistic that providi
As the first black and south asian woman to be on a major partys president ial ticket. She is the daughter of indian and jamaican immigrants. Those were her parents there. Thats her mother. She has broken barriers her entire life. Only the second black woman to serve in the u. S. Senate. Remarkable in the year 2020. And the first woman and first black woman to serve as californias top Law Enforcement official. Attorney general there. This morning, were learning new details about how biden decided to make this pick, to pick harris. Lets go to arlette saenz. So what made the difference for the former Vice President . Well, jim, after a month long search process, he chose Kamala Harris as his running mate. Were actually told that biden interviewed 11 of the women that he was considering for this spot. Some of those interviews done in person. Some done virtually. But ultimately, he decided to go with his former rival, harris, to join him on the democratic ticket. He informed harris of the