Dow down 64, weve got the s p giving up all of its earlier gains, now lower by 3 points. Nasdaqs clinging to a a 5point gain where it had been up 129 points. Kind of losing some steam. Weve seen in the final hour where things can start getting juiced up once again. Lets look right now at what ises propelling the nasdaq. Its actually china stocks. They are grabbing the top spots on the composite led by netease. Look at that gain, up 5. 25 . The the lift comes on a report by bloomberg that beijing is considering relaxing rules that cap Foreign Investment in public companies. So maybe theyre starting to look like theyre going to be a little bit more propluck publiclytraded companies and not so restrictive. Coming up, famed International Investor mark mobius is going to join us live. He has warned viewers to dodge chinese stocks. Will todays news change his mind . Were going to ask him. Hes coming up at 3 30 p. M. Eastern time. No ree laxing or easing at the Federal Reserve at this hour af
Are left in residential areas. Coinciding with quds day, the users of the Networks Social Media published pictures of the march on their personal pages. Many posted the hashtags of quds day, tofan alahrar and for gaza. Some of them published frames of the presence of 18yearolds and children. In the morning, the residents of the house were sleeping. Since yesterday , there have been pictures of the world quds day march on social networks, which may calm the hearts of these children or people like that mother who lost her child. They wrote about the beautiful scenes of the march. Like shahidis father , age did not prevent him from coming. They wrote from a time when they didnt think that this was happening in america see the pictures and these pictures are of the bold presence of children who, according to one of the users, are practicing the palestinian exercises. Everyone had come. Young and old, children and even twothreemonthold babies came in the arms of their parents. Now they are
Political life. It is a somber Tuesday Morning in the city by the bay. The great city of San Francisco. Mayor ed lee died at 1 11 this morning at Zuckerberg San Francisco general. The mayor, a fighter for Affordable Housing for civil rights for the homeless. Someone who helped create the tech boom that the city is going through right now. A true innovator, bringing innovators to the city of San Francisco. Flags at halfstaff outside of city hall. Mayor lee also took a lot of pride as an international beacon. He is a true leader. This morning, San Francisco mourning the loss of its first asianamerican mayor. With that, we welcome you to the 9 on this Tuesday Morning. Just woke up this morning for myself at 4 00 and we heard the word shock a lot from willie brown and now from libby schaaf. Thats what it was for me. That was the case for so many. It is really important for us to think back to what San Francisco was in 2011. We had just come out of the recession. The mayor said to me that h
Body was transported from the hospital to the medical Examiners Office. We begin with allie rasmus who was at San Francisco city hall where acting mayor london breed had condolence and heartfelt praise for the late mayor. Reporter the new acting mayor, london breed, spoke at length about her colleague. She explained the flags at city hall and across the city will be at half staff for the next 30 days for this period of mourning, marking the unexpected passing of ed lee. A visible sign of his passing along with small bouquets that have been left at the front steps of city hall. You can see a small gathering of people at city hall gazing at some of the halfdozen or so flowers, candles in handwritten notes that have been left on the steps starting around 8 am this morning. The memorial continue to expand and grow in number as the morning goes on. 24 hours ago, london breed was the board of supervisors president. Mayor ed lee pastor raed passed away around 1 30 am and moments later she was
Makers in curbing heroin and opioid addiction. You can call in. Your numbers are on the screen. 2027370002 for mountain and pacific zones and special line for those impacted by opioids also 2026280205 is that number. You can catch up was on twitter and facebook its facebook. Com cspan. Host very good Tuesday Morning and well spend the first hour of our program talking about this topic and as you are calling in i want to show you a clip from the senate floor last thursday, indiana senator Joe Donnelley called more resources in combating the opioid christ is in awake of new centers for disease report found some 63,000 americans had died of a Drug Overdose in 2016. This is the time of year Many Americans reflect on the year that has passed and identify the priority in the years to come. In congress we need to do the same. More than 63,000 americans died last year. From opioid abuse. 63,000 moms and dads, brothers and sisters, husbands and wives, sons and daughters who are not here with us