the stoxx 600 flat, u.s. 10 year yields back to a level beside couple weeks ago at 1.85, on the back of an easing of tensions regarding the u.s. and the middle east. looking at brent crude, wayside volatile week, but ending friday at $65 and $.23. coming up later, we speak with mary kudlow after the u.s. jobs numbers are released, and that time.2:30 p.m. london let s get straight to the bloomberg first word news in new york city. bill begin with a brexit that clears the u.k. house of commons. it puts an end to the parliamentary gridlock that caused theresa may her job. the bill passes to the house of lords. johnson wants it to become law by the end of the month. federal reserve officials say policy is appropriate amid solid u.s. growth, but there is a risk inflation that continues to fall short of the 2% target. the vice chairman telling the council on policy is in a good place. the fed leaving rates on its final on hold at its final meeting in 2019, signaling policy is o
writing a book. when i started the movement, i gave a speech. i was invited to give a speech. people cried to that speech. people gave me two standing ovations. this never happened in the history of that conference. when i came down the stage, this lady came to me and she said, when are we going to read your story? and i thought, who would ever be interested in reading about my insignificant life? but that really sparked the idea of writing this book. lamb: when was that? al-sharif: i gave the speech in 2012 and that is when i started writing it. lamb: where did you give the speech and why? al-sharif: it was also a freedom forum and it was hosted by human rights foundation. it is based in new york and they invite activists from all around the world to tell their stories of standing against tyrants and standing and fighting for human rights. that was in oslo. lamb: let s start from the beginning. where were you born? al-sharif: i am born in mecca in the year of trouble, i ca
this? manal al-sharif: why? tough question. i never thought of writing a book. when i started the movement, i gave a speech. i was invited to give a speech. people cried. people gave me two standing ovations. this never happened in the history of that conference. when i came down the stage, this lady came to me and she said, when are we going to read your story? and i thought, who would ever be interested in reading about my insignificant life? but that really sparked the idea of writing this book. lamb: when was that? al-sharif: i gave the speech in 2012 and that is when i started writing it. lamb: where did you give the speech and why? al-sharif: it was also a freedom forum and it was hosted by human rights foundation. it is based in new york and they invite activists from all around the world to tell their stories of standing against tyrants and standing and fighting for human rights. lamb: let s start from the beginning. where were you born? al-sharif: i am born in mecc
writing a book. when i started the movement, i gave a speech. i was invited to give a speech. people cried to that speech. people gave me two standing ovations. this never happened in the history of that conference. when i came down the stage, this lady came to me and she said, when are we going to read your story? and i thought, who would ever be interested in reading about my insignificant life? but that really sparked the idea of writing this book. lamb: when was that? al-sharif: i gave the speech in 2012 and that is when i started writing it. lamb: where did you give the speech and why? al-sharif: it was also a freedom forum and it was hosted by human rights foundation. it is based in new york and they invite activists from all around the world to tell their stories of standing against tyrants and standing and fighting for human rights. that was in oslo. lamb: let s start from the beginning. where were you born? al-sharif: i am born in mecca in the year of trouble, i ca
keene in london. tom: not the chaos of yesterday. still overnight the news flows. historic. stephanie baker will join us. we ve got a lot of good, thoughtful op eds, including one by mike bloomberg that will give some color to the emotion going on in the states. markets are quite. quiet. governor carney has very stable markets. guy: he does. there are rumors doing the rounds that maybe we have got not one but two people voting for a rate hike. tom: dissenters. guy: we ll talk about that. let s look at the volatility numbers. this is what we re looking at. 79, alook at brent, 50. lift in oil. euro, little bit weaker dollar strength. guy: we ve got some numbers coming out from the e.u. inflation forecast. 2018, the headline rate. the ecb s target is at or near 2%. it s raising is 2017 euro area gdp forecast saying risks are more balance. mirroring what we are getting from mariota draghi. he was riled in the netherlands. next meetingin the to get to a much more neutral set of