The week. Joe as we were talking about earlier, it felt like a summer friday, even though it is not summer yet. Not a lot of volatility. Alix one stock that didnt feel like a summer friday was apple. The decline actually taking off dow. Ints off the apple was responsible for half of the decline the Dow Jones Industrial average saw today. We saw a report from japan that apple is going to have production costs of its iphones and sluggish sales. The stock could recover for most of the day. Banks were a very difference story. This is a five day intraday chart. You can see that huge jump up there when earning started to come out and banks really able to hold onto that rally. However that rally builds on cost cuts. How much more just how much more juice can they get out of joe we saw a drifted lower on the twoyear and 10 year. 1. 75 on the 10 year. To be expected on a quiet trend. Scarlet the big mover got crushed, the most among the major currencies. Its as after the central bank stepped up
Term. Term. I have the sport and futbol in indinosha goes to a halt and go to the street to ask president to put an end to the crisis in the games. We begin this news hour in syria where leading human Rights Groups says war crimes are being committed against civilians on a daily basis in the countrys second City Amnesty International condemn the governments reliance on barrel bomb against rebel Held Neighborhoods and says the devices killed more than 3,000 civilians in aleppo last year alone. Rebel groups are also criticized for using imprecise weapons like mortars which killed at least 600 civilians in the city. In 2014 it comes as u. N. Backed talks on negotiations to end the conflict in syria get underway in geneva. The u. N. Envoy Staffan De Mistura will meet with the government and rebel representatives as well as with regional players including iran. We must redouble efforts in search of a political process. This view is shared by the wider international community. Russia hopeful
Less than 60 . And 60 to 90 . And that 90 and overt. Whether you cured by percentage weight or the annex of racial and ethnic fragmentation, weve got to middle segment that that is 50 , whose racial and ethnic identities are activated by racial context as well. So its not just in the south. Theyre sort of a continue on from the Southern States to the central midwestern states, like ohio, going to upper midwestern states like minnesota where it comes from, where my cousin, mary lu, vote solid democratic. Reese is not an issue at the click of a debt in vermont and maine. It is somewhat of an issue in ohio, central midwestern states and the further south you go, the more it becomes an issue both in the southwest and southeast. Thank you. I want to ask a question primarily for David Campbell and colleagues about, i think you were saying the two dimensional alignment that michael talked about was declining over time and attributing it to party queuing and opinion formation. You can see anot
Of private industry. Created by the cable tv industry 34 years ago and funded by your local cable and satellite provider. Tonight on cspan, a discussion to changes in Higher Education options. The ceo of linkedin and twitter discuss their philosophies followed by a look at the 20th century first ladies from Edith Roosevelt to roslyn carter. A look next at Higher Education with sebastian front, founder and ceo of a forprofit Educational Organization offering online courses. He sat down with gavin newsom for a conversation at the annual techcrunch conference. This is just over 20 minutes. [applause] welcome. Thank you. We asked a number of University President s to come old world of the education on stage today. And they all said no. Why do you think that is . Is an interesting time for Higher Education to understand where we are going. I would love to see more experimentation, people trying new things. There is another language in the state of california that the old model is the only m
Hairman a vote chairman bernankes remarks are about 35 minutes. Thank you. Thank you bill. Asless than a month, my term their chairman will and. Needless to say, my time has been an eventful. I thought it would be appropriate to reflect on some of the competence of the past eight years as will some of the incomplete tasks. I will cover the Federal Reserves commitment to transparency and accountability, Financial Stability and financial reform, and Monetary Policy. I will close by discussing prospects for the u. S. And global economies. Fostering transparency and accountability at the Federal Reserve was one of my principal objectives when i became chairman in february of 2006. I had long advocated a more explicit policy framework as a way to make Monetary Policy more predictable and more effective. Our efforts to enhance transparency has made Monetary Policy more effective, that as i will discuss, the steps of been important other spheres, as well. I expected to build on the Monetary P