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concern in the market that we saw on friday. when stocks tumbled when another fed official said an interest rate hike may be just around the corner. but today s speech by brainard was the last appearance ahead of next week s meeting of policy makers. her cautious language sent stocks sharply higher. the dow jones industrial average climbed 239 points to 18,325. the nasdaq added 85, and the s&p 500 jumped 31. we begin with two reports tonight. bob pisani tells us why the markets are being whip sawed by the fed, but first steve liesman on what exactly central bank officials said and where the fed s voting members stand. lots of fed speak today. but the market taking its cue from brainard who made a full-throated case. brainerd has a permanent vote and said the fed has not been hitting its inflation targets and there are risks from abroad and a stronger dollar that the fed should watch carefully. to the extent that the effect on installation of further gradual tighteni ....
concern in the market that we saw on friday. when stocks tumbled when another fed official said an interest rate hike may be just around the corner. but today s speech by brainard was the last appearance ahead of next week s meeting of policy makers. her cautious language sent stocks sharply higher. the dow jones industrial average climbed 239 points to 18,325. the nasdaq added 85, and the s&p 500 jumped 31. we begin with two reports tonight. bob pisani tells us why the markets are being whip sawed by the fed, but first steve liesman on what exactly central bank officials said and where the fed s voting members stand. lots of fed speak today. but the market taking its cue from brainard who made a full-throated case. brainerd has a permanent vote and said the fed has not been hitting its inflation targets and there are risks from abroad and a stronger dollar that the fed should watch carefully. to the extent that the effect on installation of further gradual tighteni ....
that alleviated some of the concern in the market that we saw on friday. when stocks tumbled when another fed official said an interest rate hike may be just around the corner. but today s speech by brainard was the last appearance ahead of next week s meeting of policy makers. her cautious language sent stocks sharply higher. the dow jones industrial average climbed 239 points to 18,325. the nasdaq added 85, and the s&p 500 jumped 31. we begin with two reports tonight. bob pisani tells us why the markets are being whip sawed by the fed, but first steve liesman on what exactly central bank officials said and where the fed s voting members stand. lots of fed speak today. but the market taking its cue from brainard who made a full-throated case. brainerd has a permanent vote and said the fed has not been hitting its inflation targets and there are risks from abroad and a stronger dollar that the fed should watch carefully. to the extent that the effect on installation ....
bit, but in the first 45 minutes, we will get your reactions from yesterday and the charges in freddie gray s death being a homicide. for baltimore residents, (202) 748-8000. for those in law enforcement (202) 748-8001. for all others, (202) 745-8002. if you want to put your thoughts on our social media, @cspanwj on twitter. facebook, facebook.com/cspan. or send us an e-mail, [email protected]. the newspapers this morning have the photos of the six officers, officer goodson rice, miller, porter and officer nero. the editorial pages of two newspapers take a look at what happened particularly when it comes to the law enforcement angle, from washington post, a step towards justice is there angle. the wall street journal also in their editorial takes a look at this issue specifically mentioning officers, adding this if we learn anything from ferguson, missouri and sat nilan that early conclusions about the facts and police confrontations are often wrong. if great jul ....
different than we do what people. we have a zero-tolerance in the cities for black people, but in the county where the good white people live or they think they are the good white people we don t have a zero-tolerance. as long as we treat one group of people differently than we do another, we are going to have a different outcome. stop. please stop. these are not black africans these are black americans, and treat them as such. if you want to be respected in the black community, treat black people with respect in the black community. quit stop all this name-calling thugs. these are just white, black, and brown people who have no future. if they had your future, they would feel differently. live in their shoes for a month. see what it is like to be picked up multiple times for a charge that you did not commit. things would be different. we have to stop the culture of the police. host: catherine from ohio, thank you. ms. wright, go ahead. guest: catherine, you make ....