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out, you can see that japan, the nikkei was flat, too. the hang seng and shanghai deposit down, too. japan, the flat market there, japan avoiding a recession in the first quarter gdp expanding by an annualized 1.7%. much more than a 0.2 increase forecasters had predicted. take a look at what s happening in european equities, the modest dines for the dax, cac, ftse. down by 0.25%. take a look at crude oil price this morning, kruld is unchanged got all the way up to 48.31. brent crude is down six cents to 41.42. finally check out currency, across the board after comments from fed officials making it sound like june is actually a live meeting. we ll debate this. the euro is at 1.1266. the yen at 109.41. we ve got top stories including political news, bernie sanders winning the oregon prime but nbc news is reporting that hillary clinton is the winner in kentucky. 99% tallied. she s now within 100 of the delegates needed to clinch the democratic nomination. goldman sachs d ....
good morning. welcome to worldwide exchange. i m sara eisen. i m wilfred frost. sara, i m disappointed. we just got back from the uk and you bought where is phil lebeau reporting from? farnborough. maybe phil will pick it up. farnborough. that s what i get for mocking you on almost every pronunciation. she s been mocking me before the show went live. let s check in on the markets this morning. futures after a fantastic day on friday, the jobs number coming in much better than expected. markets in line with the economic data as opposed to reacting to the rate hikes we re basically fat in the pre-market. the dow expected to open 12 points higher. the s&p just below fair value and the nasdaq expected to open up about 7 points. we gained about 1.5% all three of the major indices on friday. last week, we hit a record all-time low. 1.375% right now. after that big rally on friday from wall street, you re seeing the overseas international markets respond. let s ....
summer state work period. everily day countless terrorists are plotting their next attack against the united states. there are measures that we can take today that will help make americans safer at home and while traveling from destinations abroad. several of those measures are included in the f.a.a. bill that we passed with over 90 votes in the united states senate. madam president, today i call again on the house of representatives to take up this bill so that we can continue our work to keep americans safe. madam president, i yield the floor. i suggest madam president, before i yield the floor, i have seven unanimous consent requests for committees to meet during today s session of the senate. they have the approval of the majority and minority leaders sm.and i ask unanimous consent t these requests be agreed to and that these requests be printed in the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. thune: madam president, i ask unanimous consent that the se ....
the survival of our nation s freedom. his book washington s in immortals the first regiment of the american revolutionary war, immortalized as the maryland 400. we relive their actions, not only at the battle of brooklyn, but subsequent battles for independence, key to the ultimate establishment of the united states of america. a best selling military historian, mr. o donnell has authored 10 books, including beyond valor, dog company, and first fields. he speaks often on espionage, special operations, and counterinsurgency. it is a pleasure to welcome in as we look at this historic perspective on the founding of our nation. patrick? patrick: thank you. thank you. it is a pleasure and an honor to be here today. for me, the journey to mmortals on s i began years ago when the commander of the first battalion was in new york as a liaison officer for the council of foreign relations, and he asked me what i wanted to do that day, if i wanted to go to the mat. i said ....
to douglas and back again. i suspect that a few of you are trying to survive this afternoon after a late-night. you know who you are. [laughter] but however you got here, you made it. you made it. today, you join a long line of scarlet knights, whose energy and intellect have left this lifted this university to heights that the founders could not have imagined. 250 years ago, when america was still just an idea, a charter from the royal government, ben franklin s son, established queens college. a few years later, handful of students gathered in a converted tavern for the first class. from that first class at a pub, rutgers has evolved into one of the finest research institutions in america. [applause] it is a place where you 3-d print prosthetic hands for children and devise rooftop wind arrays that can power entire office buildings with clean, renewable energy. every day, tens of thousands of students come here to this melting pot where ideas and cultures flow toget ....