You know neal hello and welcome. We begin with breaking news from beirut and then tense standoff is developing in the lebanese capital where theres an eye pouring of grief and anger over tuesdays deadly explosion Security Forces have used rubber bullets on tear gas to break up crowds calling for officials to be brought to justice. 6 for all the. Fast moving developments today in the past number of hours protesters storming of several government buildings and a group took over the Foreign Ministry building missing their flag and declaring it the headquarters of the revolution and they have since spain driven by heavily all the security steps. That we were coming back to the property so far were people in these building belongs to the people of lebanon. We went to martyr square to sort of gallows for those who did this to our country today will hang news of this and we will lead a single government ministers keep. The police stuff far and take asked us in mosques square and the iraqis wi
Improving the criminal justice system. [ applause ] thank you, ladies and gentlemen. Please be seated. Lieutenant governor amesworth, protem marsh, speaker pro tem gaston and speaker of the house, mat mccutcheon, member was legislature, justices of the supreme court, chief justice, tom parker, and my fellow alabamans, thank you for allowing me [ applause ] thank you for allowing me to address you tonight, and the 4. 8 million citizens for whom we all work. I want to give you an update on this place that we love and know and call our sweet home alabama. As you all can see tonight, im operating with one hand. My arm is not tied behind my back. Its just tied up. Its always something where its never too high for a high stepper. So ill be fine. Last month, i had the pleasure of joining you and many others across the state, in participating in alabamas bicentennial celebration. Thanks to all of the legislators, he would not only marked our first 200 years in fine fashion, but together, we be
A military confrontation with the United States you also know that iran is trying to go around the sanctions that the u. S. Has imposed on iran and japan historically has been a customer of iran or one of the major buyers of you know you dont own energy so the other fact that i think you have to look at is the idea of targeting japanese tank here when the japanese Prime Minister is visiting with the iranian president. So there are conflicting conflict in fact that we have to look at and its not a black and white situation its not. Acceptable to accept the u. S. Accusation because the facts that contradict what the u. S. Government says and the other hand we have a history of allegations and statements that is coming from the iranian leadership that is not happy that comic terrorism that is coming from the United States right now ok so if they are ready you know the writing that is denying these accusations didnt is if they really got to deny him his accusation might that be those withi
Vengery link that does it for squawk on the street. Lets send it to squawk alley. Over to you. Thanks. 11 00 a. M. On wall street and squawk alley is live welcome to squawk alley. Im Carl Quintanilla good to have you deidra, sarah is off joining suss partner gnb capital and the founder of earn. Com. Good morning to you both over the last five trading days, tech stocks, which were leading the markets higher for the entire year have turned lower. Today the nasdaq is slightly positive this rotation isnt just on wall street a number of articles in the past few days talking about Venture Capital funding drying up, or at least having peaked in the seed round. Called the hot money party tends to move around facebook ipo run up subsequently in 2013, 2014, big in seed a, thats where the capital went. The hot party moved in 2015, 2016 it went unicorn hunting, saw a lot in ipo, labor deals that hot party money shifted in 2017 very clearly to initial coin offerings. Thats where the action is today
His own writings. Well hear from Matthew Mason, auth are on of John Quincy Adams and the politics of slavery. This is just over an hour. A remarkable historical figure and central to almost any academic study of the late 19th to mid excuse me, late 18th to mid19th century and based on the diary that John Quincy Adams had to Matthew Mason are here to talk about their book selections from their diary. This book was recently hailed by the Washington Times as a great read and an informative excuse me, an informative reality check on issues that vex us even now. Matthew mason is a professor at Brigham Young university. He holds a ph. D from the university of maryland and has been at byu since 2003. His publications include slavery in politics in the early american republic, a possible biograp biography the politics of bondage and freedom in the new american nation, and massachusetts in the civil war. The commonwealth and national disunion edited with the mhs own conrad wright. David is dist