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cool august day, what a fantastic turnout on capitol hill on an august day. and that s really due to the extraordinary lineup of people presenting and talking to you today, i m sure, that brings you here. five years ago, maybe even before, the united nations with the cooperation, certainly, of the united states and with many countries around the world began to plan for the future of world global development that would apply not only to the least developed countries, but just as well equally and universally to the critical state of affairs for human rights and for development in the best equipped countries including the united states. and out of that conversation came this extraordinary set of sustainable development goals to help lead the way for all countries voluntarily. importantly, voluntarily to collaborate on how we will achieve the outcomes of those goals as set forth for the years 2015-2030. so we re just two years into this, and already there s significant ....
schools abruptly closed. we will watch the lobby at trump tower in new york city for the next several minutes. [background sounds] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] again, we are looking like a trump tower in newark city. authorities engaging with a couple of young protesters there today. president trump is in the belly. he is expected to leave at two p.m. eastern. he will be visiting wall street today, and later on had back to the golf resort in new jersey. the president will sign a bill that will end a 15 year limit for veterans to use their education benefits, the bill also restoring benefits to veterans whose schools abruptly closed. c-span where history unfolds a daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service by america s cable-television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provid ....
the broadband for rural economic development i can only as my honorable friend amount can ditch her and say we have a set which is only a place as we saw the broadband rollout. it occurred to me there s a bt in wales. the vast majority can already access brought in. does the minister agree with that? the vast majority is perhaps overstating the case. recent months have been spent secular with 90% in many rural counties. there s still more work to be done but we are going in the right direction in wales in the u.k. the main route and in my constituency literally at the bottom of peoples gardens. many people have businesses from home with access to documents. but the kremlin would be an embarrassment even in the last century when they re actually going to do some things. the honorable member with the aware of the constituency approaching 12 million. there are still issues in wales but sometimes we do have to recognize what has been achieved is recognized as someth ....
it might actually enable it. on tuesday, when you visited the house, you are asked your representative to sign a letter, co-authored by congressman reiss and ingle. it lays out the elements of a good deal. it reiterates the role of congress and highlights iran s destructive regional activities. you will voice your concern and ask members to be ready to reject a bad deal. [applause] this brings us to our third message for the hill. the importance of congress s role on a matter as critical as the iranian nuclear issue. congress must have a say. congress has played a vital role in bringing iran to the table. today, it must have a voice in the process, and it must have a say in any deal before it is implemented. on tuesday, you ask your senators to ensure congresses voice is heard. he will ask them to cosponsor the corker-men then does menendez bill. it was introduced by 12 senators just this past friday. this key piece of legislation will require the administration t ....
hello and welcome to countdown. i am mark barton. and i m anna edwards. bloomberg report is a standing by around the world ready to deliver the stories to drive your day. manus cranny is ready to steer latest dealings with dongfang. covering clashes in the ukraine and jonathan ferro is focusing on the u.k. ahead of the latest unemployment data and minutes from the bank of england. givefore all that, let s you a few more reasons to stay with bloomberg this morning. we have some big interviews coming to you. we will be speaking to the ceo of the fourth-largest brewer, joergen rasmussen. the peugeot executive joins bloomberg, his first interview of the day. let s look servo into let s look further into the numbers from peugeot. they re beating analyst estimates manus cranny joins us now with more. this is quite a bit better. the loss, 177 million euro and the market estimate was for 247 million euros. it looks like they have beaten on the self-made target. targe ....