Governance, a brutal turn for markets. Welcome to bloomberg surveillance on bloomberg television, bloomberg radio. Jonathan ferro is still reading, on page 4300 when he won. Looking to see if anything was in there for ac milan. I hear that your red sox got blessed. Tom 6 billion. They told me this morning, not a chance. The yankees got 7 billion because of senator schumer. [laughter] lisa the mets got a lump of coal because they are not doing so hot. Tom youve got that right. Lisa what is notable to me is the lack of reaction to this bill. It was baked in. People are looking forward to potential he what comes next, if there is an additional round of stimulus that could be in the works, and whether it is even needed. Tom we will have to see. I mentioned steve cohen of the new york mets. Sry to join us this hour. Just reporting on the european update at the imf i love this. The 2020 discussions on, nero area policies, what on euro area policies. Theyve got a problem in europe, and it sta
people to focus on stocks, not policy. i found the change truly refreshing, even if today was a pretty blah session, dow inching up three points, s&p spansing 0.05%, nasdaq rising 0.16%. n next week, i m sure we ll be looking for it to go right back into that trump prism as he s pledged to talk more about trade which is code for buy american. we ll have to look out for anything that could scream trade war. we re also going to need to pay attention to the possibility of a rate hike this month, something i think we ll take as a given after we see the labor department s non-farm payroll report next friday. i don t mean to jump the queue of the calendar here but friday is the most important day next week because believe it or not, we actually need to see a strong jobs number. why? because so many financials, the banks, the insurers, so many of them have rallied so hard in anticipation of a march rate hike that if we get the weak number that might discourage the fed from taking ac
19, 1965, and lasting for five weeks, the battle of ia drang valley was described by walter cronkite as the most significant battle fought by american troops in vietnam. news featured a special report on the battle, originally aired in 1975. 1965. theer: three months ago, first air division shipped off from north carolina. themselves, they were destined for the high country of central vietnam. last week, some of them came home. lives were the proof of victory in ia drang valley. cbs news correspondent morley safer was there. morley: this is where it all began, the special forces camp. on the night of october 19 at 11:00 p.m., the first mortar rounds fell. at the beginning, it was sibley another guerrilla attack simply another guerrilla attack. but then, command decisions were made, almost by accident, that turned the battle into the campaign for not only the highlands, but perhaps all of the vietnam. thebattle of announcer: battle of ia drang valley, introduced by m
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were destined for the high country of central vietnam. last week, some of them came home. their lives were the proof of victory in ia drang valley. cbs news correspondent morley safer was there. morley: this is where it all began, the special forces camp. on the night of october 19 at 11:00 p.m., the first mortar rounds fell. at the beginning, it was sibley another guerrilla attack simply another guerrilla attack. but then, command decisions were made, almost by accident, that turned the battle into the campaign for not only the highlands, but perhaps all of the vietnam. the battle of announcer: the battle of ia drang valley, introduced by morley safer with a special commentary by walter cronkite. walter: good evening. the american people resulted by an announcement, the average weekly date of the dead and wounded in the vietnam war exceeded the korean war. 240 americans were killed and 470 were wounded. the american people did not know then as they do now. this is a full