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not much movement on the face of things. julie: we are seeing another very tight trading range just as we saw, yesterday. five-and-a-half and a half points is the swing in the s&p 500. after a record close yesterday for all three major avenues, any gains today would mean records once again. we are watching the fallout from that executive order on health care that the president just signed and we are seeing a mixed impact. you are some of the hospitals. here are some of the hospitals. this executive order will create tremendous uncertainty and risk for managed care organizations in individual and small group markets, but at the same time, it is going to take a wild to write the rules to comply with this order, and it really is a small portion of the overall health care market. that said, we are watching hospitals and the insurance companies that are exposed to medicaid. down, we areing also watching outside of the health care story, what is going on with oil because ....
best-selling has e selling has ebbed somewhat. david: we get the advanced goods trade balance for the month of may. at nine: 30, ecb president mario draghi, bank of england governor mark carney and bank of japan and the bank of canada governor will speak at the ecb s forum over in portugal. at 10:00, it is u.s. pending home sale numbers for the last weeklynd we will get crude inventories data after oil has come off with its most consistent gains in almost a month. jonathan: that is the lineup for the rest of the day. the lineup for the next 10 minutes, if you want political theater, you will want this. the house of commons where prime minister theresa may will be taking questions for the first time since the general election, pitting her against the labor leader in the opposition, jeremy corbyn. .t is may versus corbyn you can watch that on your bloomberg terminal. that will begin shortly. over in the united kingdom, the story in the world of central banks is the fed ....
scher. alix: and david cameron is about to be questioned by parliament members over the future of britain. first, we want to take a look at the second day of relief rally. it seems like the cat is still dead and bouncing. jon: it is a day of gains, but the prime minister has started to speak. let s take a listen to prime minister david cameron. cameron: iter expressed the you k s condolences and to offer assistance. details are emerging, but we stand as one in our defiance against these barbaric acts. this week marks the centenary of the battle, and there will be a moment of silence on tuesday morning. i will be speaking at a memorial near the battlefield. it is right that the country pauses for the sacrifices of those who lost their lives during that conflict. i shall have further such meetings later today. mr. carmichael? may i associate myself with the condolences to all those who have been affected by these dreadful attacks in istanbul? he has served this coun ....
that district primary is going to be extremely primary. host: let s talk about money. senate democrats want to regain control of the senate thomas a senate as well. how does that affect the campaign committee? reporter: the senate is the top priority, i think, when you look at what is available and what the party s chances are. if this becomes a real and itde at some point, looks like the house is more in place for democrats and we will see some of this money pour in. you have to look at the republican side and donald trump raising money through the rnc and this joint fundraising account, we don t know if he will raise money at a high pace. he does well so far but he has not been out there fundraising for years and years. there are questions i think on the republican side as well. theher they will have resources to protect the majority. host: your takeaway on the conversation? reporter: democrats have an admirable crop of candidates under the circumstances. probably n ....
with as president obama laid out, our thoughts and prescribed to the families of those lost loved ones in baton rouge and taoist. mr. larson: it is a national tragedy. our thoughts and prayers continue to go out to them. we have been planning this convention for well over one year. we look forward to kicking it off tomorrow at 1:00. we ll have a business session that starts off at 1:00. the evening session will kick off about it :00 tomorrow evening. i think we re looking for a great convention. for those of you have been over to the arena, it is one of the best podiums we have ever done before for a convention and we re very proud of it. we re very pleased with how it has turned out. it has the highest technology that you could build today with the infrastructure that we have. we have 640 individual panels and 1700 square feet of screen and i think it is going to be able to project what we re trying to project as a party and its nominee in a way that has never been don ....