I have to mention the volume is very, very substantial. Some of the peripheral markets in italy trading down very, very sharply today. 5. 5 . Y tenyear is catching a bit with 48. Daxie, let me show you the over here. A lot of people were short long. We are getting a squeeze when it comes to the b stocks. 73 74 move of stocks. A huge gap higher. Vonnie . Vonnie coronavirus concerns battling Global Markets at this hour. Italy is at the epicenter in europe, reporting a seventh death at 219 are now confirmed positive for coronavirus. Infections spiking in south korea and iran. Cases reported in afghanistan, kuwait and the total number of cases in china now up over 80,000 and the death toll topping 2600. Markets are adjusting. We are joined by Tracie Mcmillion from wells fargo. Joining us from charlotte, north carolina. What do you do in this environment were all major off in s p 500, off in s p and and stocks a lower. Do you do this is a buying opportunity . Good morning, bonnie doheny tha
Eight different people. Well speak to someone who received an organ transplant from Jemima Layzell, whose parents say they are proud of her special legacy. And, on track to do the double can chris froome add the vuelta a espana title to his Tour De France victory earlier this year . Good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. At least 1a people have been killed and more than a Million People have been affected by the destruction wrought by Hurricane Irma as it barrels through the caribbean. Millions of people are still under threat. The storm one of the most powerful Atlantic Hurricanes ever recorded was over haiti yesterday and caused widespread damage in the British Virgin islands overnight. Cuba is the next country in its path. Its due to hit the island later today. Irma is then expected to make landfall in the United States over the weekend. Jon donnison has the latest on the destruction across the region. Hurricane irma is proving to be relentless. The british territory of the turks C
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System, help with brain size. She is interviewed by gina kolata. Medical reporter for the new york times. Sylvia, i really liked reading you book. So minute fun and fascinating. And why dont people understand this. Its been a problem for so long. Why is itstill a problem . And i like about your bark bus you have a lot another person stories, people struggling withate, yourself, scientists and i was drawn into the book from page one. Think almost everybody would relate to us. I thought maybe people like to hear what your book sounds like. So if you could read page one and start opened the anecdote. Guest thank you. This is my personal story about how i got a writing this book and the prologue. Its breezy friday even in fall in san diego. Was a biochemistry ph. D student out to din with friends after a full week of research, classes and teaching. I had had a strong interest in biology since grade school, particularly in how the body malfunctions and the we we treat it. The idea that tiny
What you get back is a conversation about value. Often college also frame the value of Higher Education in economic terms, and we become used to talking about return on investments and u. S. The department of education is publishing information about how much graduates individually make. So if youre going to measure the value of college in some way other how much a home is worth in the labor market, it leads you to that. Criticizing or denouncing creditors because of a dissatisfaction with the way they handle Quality Control and other aspects of Higher Education. It leads you to if not accreditation, then what . If you want to think about innovation and Higher Education and maybe finding new ways to use the federal Financial Aid system to give entrepreneurs or people the ability to create new systems or new ways of approaching Higher Education, but at the same time, youre mindful of the potential for fraud and abuse, it raises the question, how would you find out whether or not some ne