Matt stocks and freefall. The s p 500 sees its worst session since 2011 and the fastest stock Market Correction ever. 5 trillion in Global Market cap are erased in a week. Virus fears intensify. Cases and south korea to knock 2000 cases in south korea top 2000. Jp morgan joints citigroup and Goldman Sachs in slashing estimates for u. S. Companies, and crude slumps. Oil set for its worst week since 20 11 as well as opecs secretarygeneral says there is a renewed commitment for joint action. A report says saudi arabia wants producers to agree on additional cuts of one Million Barrels a day. Just under an hour away from what could be a bloody day of trading. Futures that i looked at were the worst since at least 2016 on the stoxx 600. Anna good morning. Is this what fear looks like . Markets down by more than 4 . You will see how much scary looking red there is on that screen. Futures in europe down by more than 4 on the cac, as you can see, and expect them to see significant losses. U. S.
You. This years festival is full of great events and we dont want you to miss any of them. If you havent downloaded new savannah book festival, you can now and you will get to know everything you want to know about the festival. If you need more information downloading the app, you can find it in the back of your program. Before we get started id like to have id like to remind of a housekeeping notes, first of all, we would like you to please remove your hats, you are in a church, we would like you to re move your hats. Dont miss out. If your plan is for next author, please move forward to fill seat s as the venue empties, the ushers need to count seats that are available and allow easy ces , please take a moment to turn off your cell phone now so it doesnt disrupt the presentation, ive done mine and please do yours. We ask you to not use flash photography. You will see fellow with buckets and they will be accepting doe flaicions, donations, but if youre saving your cash for treats at
Rob blot. [applause] [applause] good morning. Good morning. Thank you so much for inviting me here. I want to thank everyone with the book festival, this is an amazing event and im honored to be here, you know, its really moving for me to be part of this group, im looking through all of the other folks that are here , and youre wondering, this guy is a lawyer. You know whats going on here. And thats what i want to talk about today, is why i ended up writing this book, exposure and whats the story about and why i believe its an important story for all of us. Most of the people in the room have probably heard of flint, michigan and the lead crisis, right . Im curious how many people heard of substances . Some, good. You know, i think most of us realized that we turn on the television, we are watching the news, we saw nonstop coverage of the flint, michigan lead crisis for a good reason, we had contaminated water, children drinking contaminated water, all National News networks, 24 7 cove
I call the committee back to order. Thanks to the first panel and we appreciate your testimony and i would like to welcome the second panel of witnesses before the committee. First we have ms. Botts, executive director for agriculture and rule of element, position which she was named in 2013, she has over 15 years of experience working in agriculture and helping individuals in rural areas understand issues related to policy and financing. You could be of help to individual sentors i would imagine. She pent ten years working in agriculture at federal level as policy staffer in the house of representatives. She grew up in a farm in kentucky. We see her ms and currently live on a small farm with husband and two children. We look forward to your testimony. General manager, kansas america, he is the general manager of the kansas rural Water Association. His career who has spent five decades has been focused to ensure all of kansas Rural Communities have access to affordable water. Critical
Bipartisan inhofemikulski amendment to the National Defense authorization act. What does our amendment do . It stops the privatization of commissaries which are an earned, earned benefit for our military and their families. Every year when the Senate Debates this bill, we talk about how we love our troops and how we always want to support our military families, but if we really love our troops, we need to make sure that our troops have the support that they need. One of the earned benefits that does that is the commissaries, and if we love our troops, why would we want to proceed in the direction that we are . Our troops dont view commissaries as a subsidy. They view it as do i as an earned benefit. Im fighting here to preserve this piece of the earned benefit compensation package. Now, what are the commissaries . Since 1826, military families have been able to shop at a network of stores that provide modestly priced groceries. The commissary system is simple. If youre active duty in y