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interesting. we saw a lot of volatility after thoses :00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. minutes. and you ll rose. in the equity, really a push and pull with equity and banks. you had the bank index at one point up the most since march. this started way before the minutes even came out. you saw the yield curve deepening slightly today, so if you have higher yields, basically better interest margins, and that helps banks, and within the s&p, you had goldman and jpmorgan adding something like 36 points to the dow, so really helping to offset losses,es, and the guys, came from retail. it was truly an ugly day, target and the retail etf dragging lower. target down the most since 2008. it is like a repeat of last week. joe: ok, ethical look at what happened in the government bond market. putting june on the table as a possibility for a rate hike, increases in rates across the board, the tw-year yield up, the 10-year yield up, and let s talk about the spread between those two security level ....
syria and iraq with the command of the u.s. central command, i am pleased to have him on the program. welcome. david: thank you. charlie: tell me about the trip and what you saw. this, as you suggested, the first time a centcom commander has done this in six years. this is a very unusual opportunity for me and other reporters to travel with the general, the commander of centcom, in that role as overall of the war in syria and iraq against isis. this is the first time since i think 2010, roughly, that a centcom commander has taken press with him. under general austin, a predecessor, that was out. they did not want the press tagging along. he decided the american public needs to know more about the wars, if people are going to understand and support them, so he decided to take a salon, not just take us along, not just to baghdad or kurdistan, but into syria. we were not allowed to disclose going.e were we were not allowed to file anything until we had gotten out of the ....
post. he recently traveled to northern syria and iraq with the command of the u.s. central command, i am pleased to have him on the program. welcome. david: thank you. charlie: tell me about the trip and what you saw. this, as you suggested, the first time a centcom commander has done this in six years. david: this is a very unusual opportunity for me and three other reporters to travel with the general, the commander of centcom, in that role as overall supervision of the war in syria and iraq against isis. this is the first time since i think 2010, roughly, that a centcom commander has taken press with him. under general austin, a predecessor, that was out. they did not want the press tagging along. he decided the american public needs to know more about the wars, if people are going to understand and support them, so he decided to take us a long, not just to baghdad or kurdistan, but into syria. we were not allowed to disclose where we were going. we were not allowed ....
ding deeper into the conflict. the underurns from secretary of state lyrical affairs. here it is, the new york times. 51 u.s. diplomats in dissent on assad. on a side on is a civic story/ ? nicholas: we wanted our be creative and speak up when they see something they don t like. richard and i worked on this over many decades. but what they are speaking about is the enormous frustration inside the u.s. government. think in many circles, new york, washington, other places, over the president s policy in the middle east. i admire president obama. he has been entirely risk-averse in the middle east. as i understand, reading the article, these people are not saying we should put a big american land army into syria. that would be catastrophic. i think they are suggesting, and i certainly believe, we ought to play our traditional role, a diplomatic, kohler s role. - charlie: you are arguing, that while president obama has had foreign policy successes, the middle east is a fa ....
being shot down, riding on the ground before blowing himself up. andattack was coordinated bloody, three separate locations hit by three suicide bombers who apparently arrived by taxi. it is the latest in the deadly bombings in turkey. of atlanta,r georgia was waiting for a connecting flight. it really woke me up from my net nap. and then gunfire and then people started running. and we just ran this way. connecticutrd of said that he and his wife spent three hours trapped in the airport. there was no place to go, nowhere to hide. and hearing gunfire and not being of a get out, it is a frightening feeling good feeling. there is an extra layer of security at the airport before you get into the building, but it did not stop to the attackers from getting in the terminal and blowing themselves up. one of them just over there. it was in the arrivals area, another in the entrance nearby and a third went upstairs into departures. these images showed one of the attacke ....