event. my name is gary craig and the director of the mcconnell center. it s been my privilege to direct the center for the last 18 years and see a lot of familiar faces. i thank you all for coming out today. madam provost, board of trustees, members, mcconnell center board, lots of people in the audience today deserves some recognition. i m just going to call out one small group that we have with us today because they are the future in so many ways, but particularly the future of the united states army. it s my privilege to be able to how posts today here with us the cadre of the usl rotc and a group of their cadets. folks, would you stand and be recognized, please? [applause] this is the 52nd major speaker to visit the mcconnell center in our history. i think i ve introduced 40 some of them over the years. we have had colin powell first major policy address to secretary of state. we had secretary of state clinton immediately after negotiations on russian armaments. we have h
audience. it speaks for your perseverance to get through the mud puddle in for the importance of this event. my name is gary craig and the director of the mcconnell center. it s been my privilege to direct the center for the last 18 years and see a lot of familiar faces. i thank you all for coming out today. madam provost, board of trustees, members, mcconnell center board, lots of people in the audience today deserves some recognition. i m just going to call out one small group that we have with us today because they are the future in so many ways, but particularly the future of the united states army. it s my privilege to be able to how posts today here with us the cadre of the usl rotc and a group of their cadets. folks, would you stand and be recognized, please? [applause] this is the 52nd major speaker to visit the mcconnell center in our history. i think i ve introduced 40 some of them over the years. we have had colin powell first major policy address to secretary of s
she spoke better on the monitor, the university of louisville. we hear first from senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and the president of the university. this is just under anun hour. [inaudible conversations] good morning. thank you for braving the sweater. i m so pleasantly surprised at the size of the saudi today. it speaks a lot for your perseverance to get through and for the importance of thisr event. my name is gary craig amanda direct to her ofra the mcconnell center. it s been my privilege to direct the center for the last 18 years and see a lot of familiar faces. thank you all for coming out today. bottom provosts from the board of trustees, members, mcconnell center board, lots of people in the audience today deserves some recognition. i m just going to call out one small group we havee with us today because they are the future in so many ways and particularly the future of the united economy. it is my privilege to be able to help host today here with us the
a tradition came to an end at the states veterans cemetery in boscawen. mike cronin was there. mike: the 100 nights of remembrance is in its 90 or, a powerful ceremony reminding people to never forget in its ninth year, a powerful ceremony reminding people to never forget. ? mike: on sacred ground, the sounof hampshire tradition honored the victims and heroes of 9/11. as part of the annual 100 nights of remembrance from memorial day through 9/11 [no audio] a live bugle every night to the region, plus hundreds of people, gathered to pay to be to those who lost their lives 15 years ago. we will keep running towards the bomb blast as it goes off at the end of the boston marathon. we ll keep running towards the school where there is an active shooter, and we will keep running towards the towers while they are burning. ? stand beside her and guide her ? mike: veterans, active service members, and their families were honored for their service. it is so moving. it s not
are these yield sufficient to bring demand in? yesterday the 10 year government bond market auction has been in best to demand since 2011. are these yields offering a proposition of value in a zero interest rate environment? it is a zero interest rate market in japan. u.s. treasury yields are declining this morning. a busy equity market open. equities are declining. the dax is 8% off of its highs of the year. investors are taking money out of europe for the first time in 2015 according to bank of america. $1.5 million, you may say is not enough a lot. let s go into the dax and see what is driving and asked. equities are a touch lower. some individual names making headlines. telefonica down. the orbiter, that was in line even though the net income was double the estimate. itv, good report, second most shorted stock in the european broadcast space. it is up 23% for the year, it is the highest short position by the market since 29 2009. salvatore ferragamo first quarter sale