To get things started off. The dow is down by 17 points but the s p and the nasdaq is there. Nasdaq is indicated up by 47 points this is after a strong month of july for all three of the averages the dow up by 2. 4 for the month. The s p saw its best july by ten years. It was up by 5. 5 . Thats nothing compared to the nasdaq today is the first trade ding d of august. Thats out at 10 00 a. M. Eastern time today also take a look at treasury yields you did see yields under extreme pressure or ten year closing at its lowest level since all the way back to march 9th. Right now it is a little bit higher 0. 546 stimulus talks in congress. Trump administrations officials and House Speaker nancy pelosi are set to resume negotiations today on their competing visions of a bill. The Sticking Point continues to be a boost set at 600 per week in march that lapsed on friday he and Speaker Pelosi are on the same page about the need of direct Cash Payments of 1,200 to most americans. Andrew. And big co
Collection, and was conducted by a former libraryngtb director, timothy nephtally on july 9th, 2018. When you graduate in 1973, what do you expect to be doing in 1974 . Well, i expected to be doing what i started out doing when i graduated, which was to go to work for the Childrens Defense Fund for marion aidalman. B6 and again, i think thats right. I wanted to go to work with her so i moved to cambridge, and began working doing investigations and litigation around issues like the incarceration of juveniles with adults in adult prisons or the efforts to give tax exempt status to private segregated academies so they didnt have to pay taxes. Issues like that. T5, j expanding child care, 2 Getting Better conditions for migrant workers. I mean, thats the kind of work we were doing. And thats what i started doing when i graduated and went right to cambridge to workynjz for he. Please tell us about the call from john dole. This is a very funny series of actions. I was down visiting bill in
And the law, and it is interesting, but those who know me, i like the history. I think it would have been very good for the country if more historians were weighing in frequently, and the people who write about politics in the historical vein, and people who are thinking of what is coming before, and not enough of it, and so this is our meager attempt to do that. Before we are started, i wanted to say that this is recorded by cspan and you know the routine. So that means that when you get the mic, speak into the mic, and wait for the mike to speak, and be aware of the fact that it is being recorded. Before we get on with the hearing, let me introduce the man to my left. Jim banner who authored the book that is the kickoff tov discussion tonight. He is a scholar at George Washington university, and spending most of his career teaching at princeton. His most recent book is historian of the professional world and the history. So it is again, the profession and the world view. He has writt
Police say these devices can help them locate suspects and missing persons. But privacy advocates point out the devices can also collect information on every mobile phone in the area. Law enforcement officials dont like to talk about this Surveillance Technology. Documents show that some Bay Area Police departments including oakland, San Francisco, and san jose already own these devices. This week the santa clara board of supervisors approved the sheriffs request to buy the technology. But as youre about to see, the sheriff couldnt provide the board with a lot of details. Were going to spend 500,000 to buy a particular model of a product, yes . Again, we refer to it as a mobile but what the device im asking you on the record in an open and public setting for a reason. Whats the model . I think its i think the current one is hailstorm, i think is the name that they call it. Are you asking us for a model number or i just think its noteworthy that im asking for something thats been in the
Other information. Police say these devices can help them locate suspects and missing persons. But privacy advocates point out the devices can also collect information on every mobile phone in the area. Law enforcement officials dont like to talk about this Surveillance Technology. Documents show that some Bay Area Police departments including oakland, San Francisco, and san jose already own these devices. This week the santa clara board of supervisors approved the sheriffs request to buy the technology. But as youre about to see, the sheriff couldnt provide the board with a lot of details. Were going to spend 500,000 to buy a particular model of a product, yes . Again, we refer to it as a mobile but what the device im asking you on the record in an open and public setting for a reason. Whats the model . I think its i think the current one is hailstorm, i think is the name that they call it. Are you asking us for a model number or i just think its noteworthy that im asking for somethin