dance, folks. thanks for being here. a this is really an exciting discussion that kim is going to lead today. he and i started talking about this a couple years ago and it is something i ve been veryti interested in for a long time am i to see the growing intoleranc and intimidation from the left. the very first book i wrote is called why we whisper in the subtitle is losing our right to say it s wrong. it s all about the growing intimidation of anyone who wanted to take a position that was based on any kind of traditional values, and a judeo-christian reality and how the left carries out that intimidation in a way that makes everyone whisper.g the title of that book came from my experience has been something in my senate campaign for i was just pummeled in the media all over the place. there was no public support for me. everywhere i went, people would come up after the meeting and get real close since they keep fighting. we are with you. but it was always a whisper becaus
julie hyman has the latest in a market that is fluctuating here. julie: struggling to hold onto games this morning. the imf forecast not helping matters cutting global growth forecast to 3.2% with the chief economist saying there is not much room for error. on to gains.ng out of the gate this morning, the dow is the strongest of the three major averages. a big scene in the u.s. is earnings season getting underway . so far, not so good. take a look at alcoa which came out with its numbers last night. it cut its forecast with global aluminum demand this year. cut its market deficit rejection because of slowing chinese demand. the company said the consumption of aluminum this year will climb 5% down from a 6% forecast it had previously and the shares are lower by 4.4%. we are watching the networking companies after juniper networks came out with a preliminary forecast of full earnings out on april 28 that would blow estimates. it s likes demand from it sites demand from corpor
it starts back to when the father of wyatt earp, most well-known, his name is nicholas. he was basically left his family. .emporarily in illinois he heard about the gold rush in northern california. he went back to the midwest. he ventured down to southern california. and he got for the san bernardino valley. he found that one day he would come back to san bernardino. we will visit the san bernardino history and railroad museum and talk about the importance of the railroad to san bernardino with the historian vice president. located in the 1918 santa fe depot, the museum contains many objects related to the railroad history. construction was completed in 1918. it replaced a wooden structure approximately 100 yards east of here that burned in 1960. why the depot was built a lot larger than needed was because they decided to house the division headquarters at this location at that time. watch the cities tour on c-span 2. working with the cable affiliates and visiting citie
responsibility to support a quality of opportunity. americans very much believe there is a role for government to play in helping everyone move up the economic ladder, especially people who are working hard and playing by the rules and doing all the right things. europe usewestern the term middle-class? i don t know that it is as critical a part of their discussion as it is for ours. i would like to take something from that wonderful question from the caller. it is true that in these technician, or decline of the american middle class over the last corner century has coincided with a massive rise of poverty for millions of people around the world and that the opening of global markets and advancement of technology has absolutely helped, and the liberalization of economies in china, we have far fewer poor people in the world today than we did a quarter-century ago. that is amazing and something everyone should celebrate. it is not true that that is a necessary trade-off. there
this is front and center for monetary authorities in the united kingdom. well, mark carney said last month i m surprised we do not think people will raise rates next year. economics we have a lot of stuff. 7:00, the weekly mortgage application numbers. adp employment figures. adp creates about 20% of the paychecks in the united states, so when payrolls jump, it we should set up a schedule here for the next 48 hours. it is three days compressed into two. adp today, then tomorrow back to claims another private survey as well. it is essentially three days squeezed into two. all the more reason to watch bloomberg surveillance worldwide. 10:00, we have the factory orders. flipping the page, earnings before the bell. told you yesterday constellation brands was reporting earnings. i was wrong. today, i mean it, it really is today. an item of note, janet yellen will be speaking to the iis central-bank conference in washington. second data check. we begin the earni