Anna a very warm welcome. Our flagship morning show. Im anna edwards. Lets talk about what has been happening in the markets of the last few hours. We are on the route towards tax reform. To a slightly more risk on attitude. This is a drop in treasuries that we saw. There is necessary but not sufficient progress in the United States on tax reform. The budget has been taxed passed by the senate. We are on the road to tax reform, but we are not there yet. This is a move in that direction, something that markets like. We have the dollar advancing. Up by 2 10. The Bloomberg Index up by 3 10. Suggesting will be higher than up by a quarter 1 . We also have the new Zealand Dollar in there. That is day two of weakness of the new Zealand Dollar. 0. 64 percent. This is based on uncertainty about where the government will go. Lets discuss the japanese election over the weekend. We will talk about it as we go through the next hour and a half. We have guests for you today as well. We will talk abou
For biden. Former president george bush and his brother jeb not planning to vote for President Trump either. Well get to all of that in a moment. But first, in washington today, democrats unveiling a new plan to reform americas policing. In the 1950s, news cameras exposed the brutal horror of legalized racism in the form of segregation. 70 years later, it is the cell phone camera that has exposed the continuation of violence directed at africanamericans by the police. Empathy and sympathy and words of caring for those who have died and suffered are necessary but its not enough. We must change laws and systems of accountability. Joining me now to discuss, elisia garza, from the National Domestic Workers Alliance and cofounder of the black lives matter movement. Kristen clark, executive director of the Lawyers Committee for civil rights. And jonathan kay part. Is this a genuine inflection point, and how important is it that this is a broad Multiracial Coalition from around the world lead
public service. along with these other television providers. giving you a front row seat to democracy. officials from the agricultural department testified on the farm bill which covers agriculture, nutrition, conservation, and forestry policy for the next five years. the witnesses also talked about trade, export markets, and food security. the hearing before the senate agriculture committee is a little more than two hours. good morning. the hearing of the forestry commission to order. senator brown just indicated sitting in senator pat leahy seat. he was carrying more about organics and daring this morning. so, we welcome you to the. speaking of welcoming new members, we are so pleased to have senator welch, senator fetterman as new members of the committee. we appreciate you. we are so glad you are joining us. particularly at this bowman we have so much important work to do on the farm bill. thank you. also, we welcome our witnesses. undersecretary taylor, undersecretary mo