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atlantic and the black sea areas of georgia and russia. washington, the house is considering a scaled-back zika bill that would provide only a third of the resources required by president obama. debates continue late in the night in macedonia, fires burned at that border camp was the police lobbing tear gas and stun grenades. the fighting began a migrant tried to push a rail car through a police blockade. one of the teenagers kidnapped extremists was found with a baby. they responded and were adjacent to the country s border with cameroon. bloomberg west this up next. emily: this is bloomberg west coming up, cisco beats in extended trading will break down the networking giant s future in an ever-changing technological world. plus, google sent out a wake-up call with daydream, the next generation for the tech giant in virtual reality. google s vp of vr joins us. to it all in focus. and going live on twitter periscope has a new button for broadcast. the company ceo ....
have been performing quite well this year. we saw bond yields rise in materials on the rise. weakness in the more interest rate sensitive groups today like utilities and telecoms. let s look at some of the other asset classes. i want to look at oil prices because the american petroleum institute reported last night a drawdown of more than 500 5 billion barrels, 5 million barrels. we get that data about half an hour from now. this survey is we will only see a drawdown of 1.7 million barrels. we will see what effect it has an oil prices. oil pushing closer to $50 a barrel. gold trading at a seven-week low. also, the u.s. dollar. we are not seeing much movement on that front today, at least if you look at the index. we have not been seeing a very much going on today. if you look at what is going on with bond yields, we continue to see them higher. selling in the treasury market pushing yields up. that is not surprising given this renewed view that the fed is going to b ....
the nasdaq is at its highest level since december of 2015. also headed for a record high close. take a look at the s&p 500. it has now passed a record close, pass the intraday high past the intraday passed intraday high if you take a look chart. which, hopefully, we can pull up right there. the dow jones is also closing in on the summer record high. this, 18,254. so, pretty close to that. also very close to an intraday high. those are the two numbers i wish you would watch out for. going to the function on the bloomberg terminal, you can see that those factors are gaining with the only two decliners being the defense on this risk on environment where you see consumer staples and telecom communications declining. remember, they are also subject interest-rate risks. vonnie: what are the individual movers that you are watching? shery: looking at airlines, boeing has this big boost coming from the air show. 1.6% foreing them gain the third consecutive day. for 30,ounced ....
good afternoon, i m steve mills, reporter the talk tribune tied we talk about prison, the astounding growth of the prison population in america and the roll prisons play in society and how that might change in the future mitchell guests are baz dreisinger and elizabeth hinton. baz is the author of incarceration nation a she visited prisons in nine countries to better understand our attitudes towards crime, punishment and incarceration. a professor at john j. college in new york, baz is also a journalist, film and radio producer and a prison rights activist. the founds the prison to college pipeline program which provides inmates access to college course cozy college when they re released. to my far right is elizabeth hinton asian assistant professor of history and african-american studies at harvard university. her research focus us on the persistence of poverty and racial inequality in the 20th 20th century united states. she is the author or from the war of pov ....
. . . . . . one sort of other related question because we sort of are talking about immigrant as ingredients and sometimes they are refugees and there s a moral imperative involved and like michael simmons that bringing migrants it s a better form of aid, giving people wages that couldn t happen in their countries. in that sense it s a literal substitute for foreign aid. you take the best and brightest out of the other countries and keep them in the united states and what does that leaf them back home? that s a counter development. after more than ten years their remit answers died by that point and they have less recipients at home. what about the brain drain? that seems to be a negative for foreign development. sure, there s been study western europe and eastern europe. there s also the return migration and people do bring skills on the countries. they have trade connections. also, there s no doubt tha ....