governors, remember, these are century cities, they tell us. right. yesterday, florida governor ron desantis sent 50 migrants to martha s vineyard where they ve declared a crisis. just over 50 migrants. their arrival has triggered a wave of backlash from the left. many are condemning the move as political and inhumane. here is white house press secretary karine jean-pierre. speak of the migrants, including children, who arrived in martha s vineyard, were misled about where they were being taken, and what would be provided when they arrived. it s also deeply alarming. the children governor abbott abandoned in martha s vineyard, the children that governor desantis abandoned, as well, they deserve better. they deserve better than being left on the streets of d.c. or being left in martha s vineyard. kayleigh: what s better than martha s vineyard? it s not such a dilapidated part of the country. republicans are now asking, where was the outrage when the bite and white house secr
to create a cybersecurity giant. anna: welcome to the program. this is bloomberg markets: european open. this is daybreak: europe. of more thanwhen 1% and again we see it moving higher this morning. it s moving up by one and a half percent. it s gone over $65 for the first time in two and a half years as matt was saying in the headlines. it s the most important pipeline of the world shut down. msci asia-pacific there as well. we are waiting for clues from a host of central banks to wear policies going to shift. those low as we wait for news to come through. aren t expected to move very far very quickly today. first day of the two-day meeting of the fed will hold. stocksght we saw u.s. touching new highs. technology and media stocks in the front line there. the commodities sector very interesting because we saw goldman sachs talking about this. they are talking about qualities over goldman s. energy will raise driven by oil. also, bitcoin is not taking demand away from
ladies and gentlemen, please welcome [applause] armyecutive director national military cemeteries. [applause] mr. thomas stevens, korean war veterans association, united states of america. the honorable david j. shulkin, secretary of veterans affairs. ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states. ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the procession of our nation s of our veterans service organizations. as we march on the colors, the united states air force band the national emblem march. render a hand salute. please remain standing for the prayer for all veterans by chaplain mccoy, sr., director chaplain service national center. let us pray. nations andof veterans, you are so awesome in ways.y we invite your presence in this where many ofrden our veterans and families have gathered and many of our nation s heroes rest. we give you thanks on this veterans day for the courage, alltion, and sacrifice those who have
ladies and gentlemen, please welcome major general howard. [applause] armyecutive director national military cemeteries. [applause] mr. thomas stevens, korean war veterans association, united states of america. the honorable david j. shulkin, secretary of veterans affairs. ladies and gentlemen, the vice president of the united states. ladies and gentlemen, please remain standing for the procession of our nation s of our veterans service organizations. as we march on the colors, the united states air force band the national emblem march. render a hand salute. please remain standing for the prayer for all veterans by chaplain mccoy, sr., director chaplain service national center. let us pray. nations andof veterans, you are so awesome in ways.y we invite your presence in this where many ofrden our veterans and families have gathered and many of our nation s heroes rest. we give you thanks on this veterans day for the courage, alltion, and sac
in europe and elsewhere, the scapegoating of my grants or minorities is leading to dangerous social tensions. intolerance and hate speech continue to fester in myanmar. this year as we commemorate the tenth an resterly of the ram anniversary of the ramadan genocide, we must create conditions that support women and children. we must say yes to education and no to violence for women and girls. we must empower adolescents and youth with opportunity and employment. this year presents many chances for engagement including the youth forum and youth envoys crowd-sourcing campaign on the 2015 development agenda. and youth will be central to seizing the chances that this year holds for shaping a more sustainable and equitable future. your hard work in 2013 set the stage for major progress now toward the year of 2015. we now have 714 days left this our deadline until our deadline for the development goals. we must be speed up progress and reach our target. member states have a roa