allegations and they could not give us the names of their meat vendor at this time. reporting live in richmond, anoushah rasta, nbc bay area news. thank you. our other top story a school teacher ached of endanger a child. that teacher turned himself in today. he works at marshall elementary. this afternoon the school district confirmed the investigation. they said in december the teacher was seen cradling the student and holding the student over the balcony of the second story. they knew he was barred but didn t know why. the principal called it unfortunate but said he couldn t ee rab rate. he was one of five teachers honored at teach of the year in 2013. a vicious attack at a popular south bay zoo. dogs broke into the zoo and malled to death four miniature horses and a donkey. nbc bay area s marianne favro favro is live there to talk about what they re doing to keep the animals safe. the attacked happened two separate nights and they now beefed up security and surv
for a generation 25 years, you would have a $19,000 gdp per person in the united states. it s not bad. but how do you explain a ten-year that hit 2.1% yesterday? how do i explain what hitting? the ten-year note hitting a yield of 2.1% yesterday? well, if i had known that was coming, i would have done a lot of things that were intelligent five years ago no, it s sort of unbelievable that rates have stayed down. i mean, it s not what anybody expected, at least i didn t expect that. the other people on berkshire didn t expect that and it s you know, i can remember when i was a solomon in 1991 and they thought the surest trade around was the short the japanese ten-year bond because you couldn t have rates that low and 26 years later, those people are still licking their wounds they used to call that the widow maker, that trade. well, warren, let me ask you about north korea, because i know this is an area you ve had a lot of concerns about. president trump tweeted thi
we had a long weekend. abigail: they are getting back to work with more records. we have the dow, s&p 500, and nasdaq trading nicely higher, hitting another day of simultaneous highs. anyway you slice this, we are looking at very bullish assets. it is the best monthly performance since march last year, a continuation of the rally out of the election. administrationp will reinvigorate the economy. have a 1% move up or down for the s&p 500. if you go to the bloomberg, the top orange line is a 1% move up and the bottom orange line is a 1% move down. we are on day 50 without the move in either direction, the .ongest streak since july 2014 investors are waiting for more information before they make a bigger move with the s&p 500. have a somewhat stilted rally of rally ofgh stealth record high after record high. the fed in march, what it actually does for stock. but we are looking across asset class, it is a bit of a reversal . the bloomberg dollar index was trading higher by 4/1
exchange. david faber is in los angeles. more from david in a moment. meanwhile premarket steady ahead of busy week of earnings. nikkei takes a spill overnight catching up to the yen and oil steady near 46. our road map begins with warren buffett speaking out in omaha. we re going to bring you highlights, no deal for halliburton and hughes calling off their $28 billion merger. and simon hobbs live from cuba on a carnival cruise ship. first up buffett weighing in on the markets, fed and earlier this morning on cnbc. this is what he told becky about the presidential election and the economy. if you ask me whether electing the wrong president can permanently damage the u.s. economy, the answer is no. i mean, we ve had 44 presidents so far. this country will move forward regardless. and there s no need to make america great again. america is greater than it s ever been at this point, but it s going to become ever greater. talked about koch, talked about ibm, talked about jeff
$4.5 billion stake in phillips 66. we ll get to all of it and a lot more. futures are falling as we ring the last opening bell to the month. the bells are saying good rid kans to august. the nasdaq down it s the worst month since may of 2012. we ll see whether or not we finally get the weeks we re used to having in august which are not nearly as exciting as last week. the market is very thin. people making a lot of big moves in a market that is not that stable, but i would point out that we have to get used to this. last night the futures were down 25. there was nothing going on. china wasn t that bad. stanley fischer, i felt was consistent with friday. it was a speech about inflation. and what i really want to point out is that we are down a lot on a lot of stocks. if you revisit last tuesday, almost everything is down. we have to start recognizing the market is pricing in whatever the fed does even though you may hear that only 40% say the fed is going to hike. there s