Between antifa and Trump Supporters on the streets of washington, d. C. What can be done to curb the growing division in america. A look at market this is morning futures pointing to a rally at start of trading up 275 points right now. On the dow industrials nasdaqup 57 and s p higher by 29. The dow the best performer last week while the tech heavy nasdaq struggled with a selloff with the dow industrials up 4 on the week and nasdaq lower by half a point. And the s p higher by 2 . Covid cases on the rise across the country mean wheel as world waits for a rollout of the vaccine. Well be talking with new york state senator brad and who is one of fact pfizer vaccinings patients his insight coming up. Plus american i think knew try bring you highlights from latest spacex launch with four american astronauts onboard mornings with maria is live right now. European markets take look like this pretty much a firmer tone s p 500 up 45 and cac up 60 and dax index higher by 69. Pretty much about ha
Moves. Im connell mcshane. Deirdre im Deirdre Bolton in for Melissa Francis this is after the bell. S p 500, nasdaq closing down each more than 3 . Any minute as well, President Trump set to leave the white house. He is headed to scranton, pennsylvania. Well bring you any headlines from the president. If he stops to speak to reporters on the south lawn. Meantime fox Business Team coverage. Blake burman at the white house, Kristina Partsinevelos on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange and phil flynn watching oil from the cme. Kristina, if it is not plus 500 or minus 500 were almost confused at this point. Kristina right. You know what i want to end at bright spot off the session lows we saw the markets drop 1100 points lower, so yea to that. The dow closing like you mentioned, negative 92. Weve come so far over the past two weeks and talking about these record highs. Volatility though, according to the traders are here to stay. Were seeing massive swings. Were talk about some dow lo
His new book equality in american dilemma 1866 to 1896. Unleashed by the civil war. You do not need to take my word for how wonderful it is. Equality is deeply researched. The struggle to define the meaning of equality in post civil war america. It is filled with fresh insight into the social movements that took precedent during the region. The inequalities that continue to shape our social and political landscape. Please join me in welcoming charles postal. Postel. You get to meet the author which is one of the reasons to come to an event like this but the person the purpose was where the author was coming from in that sense history books really talk about the past at all. There really about their present in the context in which the book was written written. I may make no secret im transparent on this. It was written after the financial crisis of 20072008. It was written in a context of occupy wall street a questions about the deep economic inequality in the United States. It was writ
Type of behavior is appropriate for nativeborn helping americans. Watched afterwards tonight at 9 00 p. M. Eastern on book tv on cspan2. Charles is a professor of history at San Francisco state university. He is a scholar and elected to the society of american historians in 2018. His book, published in 2007, about the popular roles of the 1890s, Frederick Jackson turner award from american historians. His new book, equality and american dilemma, 1866 1896 as about the powerful struggles for equality unleashed by the civil war. Now, you did not need to take my word for how wonderful it is because crystal of Yale University had this to say. Equality is deeply researched, beautifully written of the epic struggle to find the meaning of equality in post civil war of america. This magnificent portrait, the women unit and its filled with the social movement that took root during the reconstruction. Confronting some of the most difficult questions of American History, new dimensions of our und
Syrias war just got more chaotic as alliances shift the country safe media says that pro Regime Forces are going to help Kurdish Militia expel turkish troops from the border region of afrin that turkey invaded last month the move pushes turkey a nato ally and syria one step closer to direct conflict possibly even war and so far neither side is backing down turkeys foreign minister responding to the news by saying that if the Syrian Regime moved to protect the kurds the turkish offensive would continue we will hear directly from the former leader of the syrian kurds in just a moment but first this report on the fighting in the territory that his party currently governs. An entire town in mourning this is become a familiar sight enough rain in recent weeks with residents regularly attending mass funerals for kurdish fighters killed in clashes with turkish troops. Its against this backdrop that syrian state t. V. Reported on a move that could change the dynamic of the fighting the news an