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referendum rapidly approaching. let s get to the stories you need to know about. in london where oil tops $50 a barrel. jodi schneider in japan. and mike mckee right here in new york with the latest fed talks. the rally continues in crude. brent toppinggh, $50 a barrel for the first time this year. javier blas, talk to me about driving things toward and barrel. alter javier: we are losing some had thousand barrels a day in nigeria. 700,000 barrels a day in nigeria. in the background is the demand that a strong. everyone is driving a lot in the u.s. that combined with supply outages is bringing us to $50 a barrel. jon: i want to talk about debt supply. a $9 billion auction what does that tell you about market conditions? javier: the pain for the producers has been really acute. you see qatar borrowing $9 billion. they have a big production, relatively reduced population. it is not a country you would expect to be in trouble. that at $50,ing us the problem is not over ....
will have the looming brexit vote on the hill, and other events to influence the outcome of where the major averages head from here. and steve weiss, the stocks had started to sell off a little bit into the program, and what are you making it, amid the bullard comments that it is a full capitulation? yes, the second capitulation that we have had, and first yellen came out and had the press conference, and before in the fed note that came out with the meeting basically said, hold on. we are not ready. the economy is weakening and that put the market back on its heels after the jobs number of course that we saw. all bets are off. what is stark is that there is no playbook for anything that is happening. we have had jer areman 10-year bunds at zero, and now back to two basis points, and the brexit is hanging over everything. so, as i said, no playbook, and no way to hedge the brexit whatsoever, because it is a true binary event, and if you are going to be taking the risk ....
has made a number of public comments. we held a hearing, many members, republican and democrat, were present on the question of fragile states. he is, i think, appropriately highlighting that the cost of restabilizing countries like libya, syria, iraq and continuing to hold together countries like nigeria and pakistan is going to be substantial. and we need to engage in a bipartisan and thoughtful way in advancing why it is in america s interests to prevent the collapse of even more larger and potentially dangerous states. i m really grateful for your presence. thank you. senator cardin for a closing comment. thank you. i want to thank both of our witnesses for being here. i certainly agree with both of your statements about the united states must reassure our gulf state partners and israel of our commitment to their security. i do just make the observation, we all talk about being strong in regards to iranian activities that are not directly related to the jcpoa, a ....
live coverage on c-span 3. the democratic national committee matter oft weekend took finish work on their party platform which will be voted on at the democratic convention later this month in philadelphia. the document is a representation of the democratic parties position on several foreign and domestic issues. for the next four and a half hours we ll show you the debate that occurred on saturday. we need to come to order, please take your seats. all right. i need people to take their seats please. let s be ready to reconvene. please, if you want to get homet this weekend. [laughter] no one is used to our starting on time. no one is used to it. kourtney. testing. amendment number 36 has been withdrawn. amendment number 58 sponsored by dennis abusky page 10, line 35 the proposed amendment is to add the following.ng. many state democratic parties are voiced opposition to the tpp, and in this case, full and more complete discussion of the contents should be debated ....
[please stand by] [please stand by] [please stand by] 3372 children. 57% children. unlike most wars in this case, refugees are running towards the .ine they were giving birth out of slavery because it was meaningful, even though it was even birth in a war zone. it was often ugly, against fence posts, women finding whatever they could to cut on the local court straight cut umbilical cords. they need to bury the placenta, so they looking for places to do that and they are determined to do that even if they are in a place of deprivation. this is a reconstruction from the point of view of midwives of invention. this was ingenuity in the face of great crisis. midwiferygraph is in school at penn school at saint helena island, where a .uccessful refugee camp is your is picture of refugees in the rain. shoes and water. these are not familiar scenes in the same way we see the gero type. but shoes and water are all over the record. you can t get through ....