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lows with the indexes off by at least .10%. the dow pretty much little changed. last week we saw the s&p 500 rebound from a seven-week low. we are having nasdaq don t difficulty gaining any kind of traction without the catalyst of earnings anywhere. alix: the stocks you would think would selloff, you will see an interest rate rollover. volume was light, all by double digits at this point in the trading day. up not even .10%, the smallest range in exactly a year . was the last day summit move this little in a trading session. a couple of the big movers, the materials sector led the way today. stories, months and so monsanto had a big move on the buyout announced today. the deal on oci is not going to , investors like the idea that they will not be putting that cash out there to make the deal happen. the stock got a little bit of a boost as a result. in the bond market you did see the two year yield into its way little higher, the 10 year yield relatively unchanged. ....
membership in the eu. rival camps are running neck and neck. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and u.s. secretary of state john kerry are scheduled to meet in rome on sunday. from bloomberg world headquarters, i m mark crumpton. westmberg max bloomberg is quote is next. i m emily chang and this is bloomberg west. we will examine the potential impacts of a brexit at tech industry. and must lay s defense having a hard time selling his $3 billion proposal for a tesla-solar city merger of we will break down why some investors are skeptical. the global entrepreneur conference kicks off. with john interviews kerry and reid hoffman, we will hear from steve case. but first to our lead. britain is on the brink of a monumental decision about whether to remain in the european union. campaigners issued 11 hour appeals in the so-called brexit debate with the mayor of london calling up the fight of our lives. his predecessor calls it the last chance to take back control ....
literal rejoicing that we had achieved a consensus in a complex area that affected so many millions of americans families. and brought some stability to elementary and secondary education policies. so i am hopeful that after the regulations are finally done, that we ll still feel the same way. in that spirit, let me continue the conversation you and i were having. i only have five minutes. so i want to get in two or three questions. when we wrote the law, we envisioned that states would have time to plan for the transition to the law. you ve heard and we ve heard some states say that your proposed regulation, a account doesn t permit a state to do this. let me ask you if what i m about to describe would be an appropriate timeline for a state in your view. that states would develop and implement their new accountability systems during the school year that begins in 2017 and 2018. that s next year. that means they d be collecting data in that year. then in the following ....
. . . . . . captioning performed by vitac in europe and south america and africa, covert actions coup attempts, some assassination plots became revealed in the 70s. this was an intense focus that in the 70s most of this came to light in the church committees and this was a real revelation what the cia had been doing. a really wrenching experience for people who had been in the cia and not accustomed to much congressional oversight. all of a sudden on television, all of the dirty laundry of the first three decades of its existence was being aired. and this had an effect according to both memoirs and documents and number of people i ve spoken to from this period of of the generation that came in after the church committee, that those who came in in the late 70s, came under this period when the cia was trying to reorient itself back to being a traditional espionage service, not only the covert actions of the 7 ....
let us pray. lord, god, source of all that is good and just, be with us now and help us begin this ceremony in gratitude, for this opportunity to recognize and honor your gifts of courage and selfless service. witnessed to us in these heroic acts of lieutenant colonel charles kettles. let his courage remind us today and tomorrow of the great human dignity that possesses an indomitable spirit to serve and protect those most in need. we ask now that lieutenant colonel kettles actions we honor provide hope and inspiration for those who face the perils of terror and danger as they serve their brothers and sisters. lord, bless this ceremony, the acts we honor, that they may strengthen the values that we hold dear in this nation, in our military, and our families, and our way of life. we ask all this in your holy name, amen. good morning, everybody. please have a seat. welcome to the white house. of all the privileges of this office, none is greater than serving as the co ....