because when p&g expands in nigeria and elsewhere, it supports thousands of jobs at home. these deals demonstrate that the time is right to work together as partners in a spirit of mutual understanding and respect. to raise living standards in all of our nations and to address the challenges that impede our ability to develop closer economic bonds. make no mistake, our economic and commercial partnership is a two-way street. goods and services, exports from the united states to african markets support roughly 250,000 jobs here at home. as africa's middle class continues to expand, we hope to see our export numbers grow, too. and through select usa, the administration is actively encouraging african companies to increase their presence here in the united states. closer economic ties and rising demand create ample opportunities for businesses in the united states and africa to build new partnerships, reach new markets and support new jobs in the years to come. with each passing day, our commercial connections are deepening. our business bonds are increasing and our trade par

it cost to expand the dark fiber from the city at the same time. that's where to me step 1 was going to end and we could come back and have a discussion if so desired at looking at step 2 on the utility side as well as the fiber side which at that point i think really does veer into two different directions but as far as getting stuff underground where it needs to be at some future point, that was what i was going to look at for now. >> before we make a motion i just wanted to make a few comments. i definitely appreciate just the general overview of what our plan is. this is a very complicated thing and i know that there has been efforts in the past, i think we talked about it in our last lafco meeting about undergrounding and how we had moved forward and the funding source and how funding was not sufficient to support the demand of course and money ran out and now we are trying to revisit this situation and try to figure out what the appropriate direction, what are the appropriate tools for funding, what are the appropriate places to look at, you

company to expand presence on the internet. online job search engine covers 55 countries in 28 languages. access to so many job seekers is a big advantage for recruit in the eyes of clients. >> translator: to give an example, if a global company in the fast food industry needs to find 350,000 part timers to hire on a daily basis, our global i.t. platform would make it easy for them to list suitable candidates. we acquire companies that have a global platform so that we can make use of those platforms. >> however, expanding broad means having to face more competitors rather than rely on one partner for deals. he says it's up to the leader of each department to find optimal partners. >> translator: we try to create a situation where we always have a list of candidates and we are always negotiating with them. typical japanese companies are sometimes passively waiting for offers, but in our company, each section head active will youly visits target companies and talks with them to see if their vision and strategy match ours. by doi

interest are an enormity of issues, and if you're a candidate and you want to expand and you have 50 days, look, you put money into a lot of things that drive turn out. you have first off you look for people who are going to vote, but might not without encouragement, those are not difficult to find. you make sure you get them to the polls. even if that means driving around in a bus picking them up. you go to leaders, faith leaders and you get them to rally voters to go to the polls. >> liz, you specialize in electronic communication. >> yes. >> that's part of the arsenal now. >> it is. >> what are you starting on? >> you look at the data set who could be brought in as potential voters, and people who do vote, what will motivate them so you've got that data, and you can very carefully target your messages towards those people. now, the trouble with all this is that you can serve up as many facebook ads as you want, targeting the demographic that you want and telling them what you want to hear, it can be it challenge, i think it's fair to say when we're looking at this particular elect

should be looking to do dishes lee expand the visa way -- judiciously expand the visa waiver program. the more information we have, the better able we are to work out the individuals who could be a threat to us. expanding visa waiver would allow us to better focus our finite resources on other nations and individuals. the way to make this happen is to replace the visa refusal rate with some called the visa overstaty rate. peoplehe percentage of who overstay their visa when coming to the united states. it is a better metric for determining immigration -- using this metric would allow more nations to join the visa will -- waiver program without threatening u.s. security. it is worth mentioning that visa waiver and expansion has gotten caught up on the immigration debate. there is a reason why this commonsense changes and reforms and expansion of this program should be held hostage to more controversial elements. congress should be considering visa waiver program on its own merits and not the merits of amnesty. all of these benefits come with visa waiver program is more valuable now than

to expand medicaid requires us to pay $44,000 per person for those expanded -- for expanding medicaid. that is to my way of thinking not a smart way to go. think we can develop a smarter way to move here. bill walker indicated we have already paid for it. we have not. our nation has a $17 trillion debt. we will be borrowing money to pay for expanded medicaid. our kids and grandkids have to pay that debt if we take the billions from the federal government today. i think there's a smarter way where we can provide accessible, affordable health care. i tasked an advisory group to work this year to come up with a way. mr. walker also indicated that it would add 4,000 jobs. also false. that was from a report that made some bad assumeses, and the assumption was that there are 43,000 people who don't qualify for medicaid. there are actually 10,000 to 12,000. also made the assumption that those people do not have access to primary health care, which they do through the community health centers and the public health centers and the tribal network that we pay for with tax dollars. there's a smar

and the immigration justice expanded through fellowship. so in addition to those two the city has historically funded an initiative. now it has been baselined, part of ans that it is the administration's budget. we're trying to figure out how to further bolster immigration also engage community-based partners who are doing lots of important work connected to legal services. that is the process we are in now and i think there will be family unity programs and if they will continue. i think all of those questions are up for grabs and being able to establish that this legal services program actually stay the money in the future is very important. we will also be doing a study from a it is important poverty standpoint. point ve emphasized the of challenging inequality in our city. citizen holds people back, and so that connection between immigration services and poverty fighting israeli central. >> stick around this afternoon for another session. >> i will make it quick. or i will try. interested in immigrants banking and you guys have talked a

up with rising renting and the growth has attacked many chain stores and allowing many others to expand the strategic economic study shows by creating disincentives for chain stores to locate in the san francisco commercial district the formula retail controls may help to lower the costs making the commercial districts less attractive for formula retail this helps to lower the rents and reduce the costs for the retailers this process was established in 2004 and 6 allows the planning commission to exercise discretion to respond to case by case concerns by community members and the majority of formula retail conditional use applications have been approved, however, in cases with community members have reached a clear consensus that the chain stores are not desirable the the conditional use authorizations have been denied this seemed to work and chain stores willingness to go through a conditional use process depends on on the unique process and the chain stores will likely produce applications for new retail where they anticipate positive representation by the community and the finding po

the other is that monetary easing was expanded. so most people expected this kind of easing, further easing, either in december or january next year. it was surprise. and not many people expected this kind of increase in the monetary base, as well as the amount. >> so why did they do this at this time? >> well, i think as he pointed out, the reason rate of change in the inflation rate has come down and if the boj does not move this change in deflation mind-set may become in doubt so this is the reason. >> okay. so you say that they want to change this deflationary mind-set. does putting this increase of about 190 to 180 billion dollars go far enough, do you think? >> well, it's a big increase. i think as indicated in the text. the amount of increase in the monetary base is 83 yen which is about 0.6% of gdp. gdp in japan is about 305 yen so 83 yen is about 16% of gdp. it's a huge number. huge figure. >> okay. you know, the boj governor kuroda is really sticking to his views that he can achieve 2% inflation in about the two years des

internals county come expanding and moving westward now. county, expanding and moving westward now. there you see the lightning flashes. towill be heading up alexandria and making its way into washington, d.c. as well. we can expect .5-one inch of rain. you need to get in place and stay indoors until this system passes. you can see the timing of all bys, heading to hayfield 12:24. franconia at 12:27. pushes into our region by 1230 or so -- 12:30 or so. we have incredible downpours. individual storms pulling up towards the north. keep that in mind. the rainfall has been very heavy. the flood threat is real. this is a live picture from berryville virginia -- berryville, virginia. look at the torrential downpours . 1.25 inches. with strong winds ahead of that front. very warm and muggy in d.c. as we have been waiting for the rain to arrive. drops into the 60's at dulles. low 60's along the blue ridge. you can see the wind direction. strong from the south here. today,have travel plans we have a lot of delays. 15-20 minutes at reagan national and dulles airport. call ahead if you have fl

maintain the number of outlets that are required to be dipped as a chain store not allowing it to expand to 19 and 9 in addition, i intend to create a working group that will be convened in my office to alcohol evaluate the issues of the formula retail subsidies those are chain stores owned by a bigger entity they've meet reserving and representatives from the city attorney's to adapt the legal recommendations for the spin-offs in our city all the times that i have kind of before us i'll give a couple of arguments but i think a key one is keeping the they recalled of our definition of what a formula retail is at 11 and not allowing it to expand to 19 i don't believe it's necessary or wise to increase the threshold in my of our coalition we've worked with also feel strongly about this the will of the san francisco voters in prop g in 2006 established it at 11 we believe there's not a valid reason to change it though i don't want to increase the treld number want to look at other issues to consider a smaller is change especially in an independent one our proposal to work with similar stake

, contracts, expands and contracts.ver a period of time, the metal will eventually start to fatigue because of all of this expansion and contraction just like a balloon. >> as the 737 climbs to 24,000 feet, the cabin pressurizes and the skin on the plane expands, just as it's supposed to. but something else expands, too, those cracks in the 737's fuselage. suddenly, there's an explosive decompression. its force is so powerful, a flight attendant is sucked out of the plane. >> i saw what i think was the stewardess' feet as she was being sucked out of the plane. magazines, briefcases, shoes, you name it, anything that wasn't tied down was going out that hole. >> an 18-foot section of the plane is gone. passengers sitting nearby can see the sky above and the ocean below. all that's holding the 737 together, and just barely, are the floor beams and the plane's belly structure. >> about two rows in front of me, ibl could see the floor was buckling up, the plane was bending in the middle. >> you can't just have a very strong

. >> all this just as the economy was expanding. what did the people gain, and what did they lose. after two years of coverage, this episode seeks to answer these questions. >>> since 1998, cambodia has enjoyed strong economic growth. the garment industry has been a driving force behind the economic boom with clothing manufactured here comprising 80% of exports. two years ago, we reported on the rapid increase in foreign factories and the cambodians who work at them. loaded trucks take workers to their factories. at the time, cambodia was experiencing further change with the monetary economy reaching rural parts. demands for higher wages began to emerge and labor strikes started occurring. >> most strikes were small, though, and usually ended in talks with the factory owners. the southwest of pnom penh, a place where citizens and authorities clashed violently on january 3rd, 2014. striking workers seeking better wages joined forces with demonstrators opposing the government. authorities cracked down. four people died and almost 40 w

we expand resources for substance abuse treatment and the state.nk you for the question, kevin. certainly it is a serious issue in our state and it's one of the reasons that our medicaid expansion agreement with so important. this is an agreement that was funded by the federal government for money to come into the state over the next several years and it includes substance abuse and mental health treatment, critical to be able to get treatment to those we need. and an expansion than opponent would appeal and whether this includes seeking drugs or doctor shopping, we have also worked with the other governors to make sure that we are working across state lines to address this particularly challenging problem and that includes saving lives. but in the long term this is about access to treatment and which expansion will allow us to do. one problem with the medicaid expansion bill is that it terminates in less than 2.5 years. it truncates. and those people that we have made commitments to are in jeopardy. i have never proposed or suggested that we repea

open the neighbor wants a screen there he feels his privacy is not - >> officially a cage previously expands to the notch and in terms of windows that's a very difficult thing to address when it comes up at the discretionary review hearings no notification is required for adding a window on the previous building they could get the windows they have to be fire rated limitations but no notice required even as a non-non-compliance structure not a surveillance is to add a structure our plans today don't have the window it's a window on the landing for a stair again, it's giving the idea of the window by a stair that could be added at a later date unless you take dr no window every there's a screen in the plan that is not invading their privacy those windows need to come up this is in rear of the property that's an issue to consider. >> thank you maybe i can ask carol you commented are those the same windows. >> they took the windows out there were looking into my garden and those have been removed. >> they're not part of the plan now. >> no, not now my concern was the stairway up to the roof are

virtual reality will expand into other markets and we want to expand into several hundred million tosers all connected and hopefully talking to each other. >> the partnership with samsung, how is that going? >> great. they're an incredible company. they're the leading hard ware company in the world. certainly one of the biggest mobile companies in the world. so partnering with them and trying to not just evang line of scrimmage but connect more people in virtual reality, it's hard to pick a better partner than samsung. so it's been exciting working with them. certainly there's challenges. any two companies coming together to try to build a product, we're a softer platform and they're doing the hard ware, is always going to be a challenge but they've been receptive to what needs to be done to optimize and make your vr great. john carm yak, legendary programmer has gone in under the hood and made a lot of modifications, talked about those and samsung accepted them, worked with us to deploy it out to the users. >> what about sony? they've got their own virtual reality he hadset they're

to have a little bit more sense of what is going on with the program and i understand we want to expand it more and agree the concept is good in the long run but what are the lessons so far on what is working and not working and about the fee waiver. >> it's an excellent program. the bike share program is a pilot study and the staff karen shum an is here to explain lessons learned so far. >> hi, good afternoon, i'm with the bay area air quality management district. i would like to thank you for your support of the program so far. taking back and answering the previewing question, the program is assessing the fees ability of bike sharing not only in san francisco but to broaden the perspective we have broadened the program in other communities in the bay area. we have san jose, redwood city and palo alto and san francisco. we have more data to collect. we are actually finding that in san francisco it's been a phenomenal success even though we don't have enough stations to support it. we are not really in the neighborhoods yet. there is some use cases. the data is showing that it's heavil

realty there is a water meter next to the elm of one and a neighbors driveway next to that i can't expand the tree well the sidewalk right now has areas that are already coming up if this tree root problem continues i'm going to have to end up replacing the whole sidewalk and a continuing issue i've had an arrest warrant above the come out they basically said sure widened it to the maximum and buy user a little bit of time and then the same thing over again, i, go through the same exercise to get a permit and the department tell me i'm liable for people tripping you you're going to cite the square and you won't let me take down the private tree that's what it comes down to again, i'm really annexed initiated i'm having to waste my time and money to appeal that this is not reasonable i'm willing to put another tree back but doughnut want to keep a tree that costs media and the city liability and cause me to spend a lot more money on maintaining it and the sidewalk thank you. >> >> i've got a question you're willing to replace what are you willing to replace it with. >> the arborists told m

complete a study in 2013 to look at and you maybe familiar with this already, but to look at as we expand the key stop program where the most appropriate locations for that. there is a new key stop being put into place this year at 28th avenue and judea as the tunnel project. that is coming online and those types of improvement would likely be contingent on these other sources coming into being. i have mentioned the separated bike ways and i also wanted to reference the work that's been done. i believe there's a presentation to this group a couple months ago on accessibility guidelines for bike ways and it's a critical component of making sure that the entire system is accessible to all users to making sure as we provide safety for moving around in different ways we are not limiting access for people who need to get across the street or have a transit pick up. that would be a design component going forward. and, i did want to just mention on the service side, the muni conducted last year a is survey, it was very expensive. 22,000 people participated. it was an on board rider is survey to

we want everyone to expand and expand quickly. >> well, administrator tavenner, why do you think republican governors are so divided on the issue of medicaid expansion? >> sir, i can't answer that. i'm not sure. i'm sure each state has their reasons. we try to work with them and meet them where they want to be. >> all right. do you expect to work with additional governors who previously opposed medicaid expansion but are now considering reversing their decisions? >> absolutely. >> well, i want to say i thank you for coming here today. and i thank you for your testimony. i hope that governors in states that have so far not elected to expand medicaid will reconsider, will consider the impact on their communities, to take advantage of this historic opportunity to lift up all of the americans in their states as well. thanks again, administrator tavenner. i yield back. >> would the gentleman yield? oh, okay. at some future time, i'm happy to work with you and explain republican governors to your satisfaction. with that, we go to the gentleman from utah. perhaps a man that will some day be a repu

expanding charter schools. for the first time we can say children no longer get funded based on where they live. we educate children in south carolina because they deserve a good education and that is our future workforce. that was the first year of making education a priority again. we have already met with the teachers, principals, and everyone else again this summer to work on the plan. we will continue to support our children as we work on it. >> teacher pay. again, here we go again. executive branch, and you have got the legislative branch sitting there. let me tell you what politics is. science concerned with winning and holding control of our government. of citizens of the state south carolina own the statehouse. we own the governor's mansion. we have two people who have been given $10 million to figure out the problem. here is our democratic candidate and our republican candidate. we gave $10 million to play a golf tournament at myrtle beach. schoolt historical black there is. i wonder if african-americ

, and it is dealing with the entities that are in the neighborhood and expanding and moving and moving into a space needing larger than 25,000 square feet. and so for 25,000 square feet, and this is basically, like she said two entities here, and the procidio middle school, which means, to ex-expand and then the nightclub at 298, 11th street is right on the corner of 11th and fulsome which is if they would like to use it for the shows and if we would like to lose this for the develop sxment this is something that we can use and help with the community and i am all for this piece of legislation. >> and it is important to note that supervisor kim has narrowly tailored this so it is existing businesses that are going into larger spaces so these are entities that already existed and operated, and in the neighborhood, and in the area is familiar with. >> right. >> and especially for the tshack will be able to expand and it has a greater benefit not only for in the legislative review. for more performers, and more individuals being able to work, you know, to service the performances, and you

over time, as it expands, it will expand in education and other industries.ially communications. you can't get face-to-face communications and any other platform that we know of, besides virtual reality. >> facebook just closed its vision of whatsapp. any idea of how you will work together? >> is a messaging application. it's one of those services that has the potential to get to one billion people. those services are incredibly valuable. that is some thing that attracted us to the partnership with facebook. we want to get one billion people in the our. -- in vr. it will set out with a small market in the beginning, and expand over time. virtual reality entirely will expand, up to one billion users all connected, and hopefully, virtually talking to each other. >> i was the partnership with samsung going? >> great. they are one of the leading hardware companies in the world. certainly one of the biggest mobile companies in the world. partnering with them, and try to connect more people in virtual reality -- it is hard to pick a better partner than samsung. it

i'm sureppy user, and their business will expand in a variety of ways.hey represent a trend we are seeing in many places and many companies, and that's opportunities for creators or content owners to reach people it's theys, whether devices they create like the new iphone or whether it is in the software they create like itunes and the interface they have with customers. >> carl icahn wrote another letter to apple today. do you believe his actions are helpful or hurtful to shareholders at this point? >> i really do not want to comment publicly on apple. it is not my place to do so. i am aware of the letter, but i think the actions apple has taken in terms of distributing capital to shareholders is .ubstantial >> disney's chairman and ceo there. i want to get back to pier three there. >> he was wearing a blue suede jacket, just in case you could not tell. blue suede -- that's another level right there. >> speaking of other levels -- that's called the transition -- the markets are selling off today. the dow jones industrial average is down 1.7%. all 30 sto

no maya kingdom expanded beyond a few thousand square miles. but despite their inability to expand, maya rulers often served well the needs of their individual kingdoms. their role inspired a universal culture that crossed political boundaries and produced extraordinary works of art, an intricate writing system, and a religious life of immense complexity. the achievements of the aztecs cannot be minimized by their own ignoble end. they were the only people in mesoamerica able to support a population large enough to overcome their own oppressors and assemble a great empire. they were brutal warriors, but their reliance on the perception of power and their political and social flexibility foreshadowed societies of today. captions by captionamerica, pittsburgh, pa. funding for this program was provided by... for more information on the col annenberg media ♪ by: narrador: bienvenidos al episodio 34. en este episodio, llevan a roberto a un hospital en la ciudad de méxico.

to expand medicaid requires us to pay $44,000 per person for expanding medicaid. that is to my way of thinking not a smart way to go. think we can develop a smarter way to move here. bill walker indicated we have already paid for it. we have not. our nation has a $17 trillion debt. we will be borrowing money to pay for expanded medicaid. our kids and grandkids have to pay that debt if we take the billions from the federal government today. i think there's a smarter way where we can provide accessible, affordable health care. i tasked an advisory group to work this year to come up with a way. mr. walker also indicated that it would add 4,000 jobs. also false. that was from a report that made some bad assumptions, and the assumption was that there are 43,000 people who don't qualify for medicaid. there are actually 10,000 to 12,000. it also made the assumption that those people do not have access to primary health care, which they do through the community health centers and the public health centers and the tribal network that we pay for with tax dollars. there's a

first, we expanded the medical school.e doctors produced in south dakota it improves the likelihood that they will stay in south dakota. we also expanded the physician's assistant program. ten slots for in state and ten for out-of-state. we converted that to 54 out of state and 24 in state. we also created payments for clinical experiences for midlevel practitioners like physician assistants and a -- nurse practitioners. and particularizing our attraction to rural areas, we created several programs to give medical professionals experience in rural areas like the farm program and rehab program that can students into the area, into the small towns and give them experience in those clinical areas. finally, we added dollars for recruiting incentives so that health care facilities can in santa professionals to come to their area either through giving them a payment or promising them to reimburse their tuition if they stay for an amount of time in a rural area. i am proud we have done a lot. >> moderator: thank you. would you li

expanding the manufacturing. to add a third site for manufacturing to complete the scientific studies required to scale up manufacturing. and complete the additional safety study to provide newly manufactured vaccines that are equivalent to the originals. and they have also identified companies to work as subcontractors. can you tell us what h.h.s. is doing to make sure the contracts are moving forward. >> thank you, sir. >> providing assistance on site, and also at the manufacturing sites and working with them to expand the production with other companies including a very large company leer in the united states. >> and also. >> yes. >> the h.h.s. is also involved on the other end, because the trial that was started were not only in collaboration with the department of defense, but we admitted our first patient at our clinical center for a phase one trial. it is my understanding that the ultimate goal is to also expand this clinical testing into some of the effected regions in africa as well. once we with have an

regulators are expanding a recall involving toyota's faulty air bags.e rogers live at cnbc world head quarters with the headlines. >> good morning. u.s. safety regulators are expanding warnings about defective air bags made by takata to 6.1 million vehicles. urging owners of certain toyota, honda, nissan, subaru, mitsubishi, bmw, chrysler, ford, and gm cars to take immediate action, if they get a recall notice. the bags could rupture and spray metal shrapnel, and have been linked to at least four deaths. >>> futures have turned lower, after a big rally for the markets tuesday. investors reacting to apple's good earnings and talk that european regulators mei lan. a new economic stimulus package. nasdaq had its best day in more than two years and first triple digit move in nearly three years. data on consumer prices and earnings from boeing. dow jumping 215 points. and the nasdaq up 103 to 4419. >>> one you're after a massive data breach target is getting ready for the shopping season. retailer believes consumers have moved on, though target's profits are

support expanding background checks.t makes sense to keep firearms out of the hands of people who should not have them. people who have records of felonies. there should be some accountability for parents whose children gain access to their guns. reasonable and important steps. the issue of school safety goes beyond that. state, local, and national press covered it and then they disappeared. there has not been anything written about the shooting for months. we need to have an ongoing conversation about identifying kids and providing them support. we can do that through early learning, coordinated care. we need a proactive policy. >> 60 seconds. >> the issue of school violence is so important to us. i wrote an e-mail that dealt with the fact sandy hook was doing all of the things schools were supposed to do. it was locked down. the kids were isolated and yet the death rate was a standing. -- was astounding. it is not right when the only person armed is a perpetrator of violence. school districts should consider whether it

ebola screening is now underway at five airports in the u.s., but now there is a call to expand those screenings to other international airports. kron 4's dan kerman reports from s-f-o. right now those arriving at sfo from international destinations are not being screened for ebola but if the state department of public health has its way, most or all of california's international airports like sfo will be added to the list >> we stand at the ready to implement any measures that are deemed appropriate sfo spokesman doug yakel says sfo has no direct flights from west africa and the number of passengers that do arrive after connecting in europe or another u.s. city is very small sot doug yakel/sfo spokesman: sfo on average sees about 250 passengers on average a year coming into this airport with those african national in their travel itinerary. by comparison jfk has about 23-thousand. so you can see other airports in the u.s. have a much higher exposure level than we do. sfo has screened before for sars and flu and international passengers arriving at sfo think expanding ebola screening

working with 25 elementary schools and it's expanding. they are happy to announce they were awarded an active transportation grant for close to $1 million for the school year 2016-17, and to provide transportation tool kits and targeted traffic enforcement. a partnership between our agencies. we have seen increase of traffic enforcement by sftp. and everyone has walk to school on your calendar on october 8. and there is more about bessie carmichael school in the work-group hand outs. and we are working on what i call the city vision work group. we are working to look ahead. we know that the 24-24 is important goal by the city. but we need more to achieve zero deaths, and we have a review of safety practices based on what is happening in the united states, and other cities implementing vision zero and as well as our peer cities. and looking to other countries such as sweden and australia, to see what they are doing in best practices of safety. and comparing that to the work in san francisco, as well as we know of our best practices. and th

they have expanded dramatically over the course of this recovery and still at record levs. i think they keep expanding but eventually higher labor costs which will push things down. so top line is ultimately the key here. the consumer has tro drive the top line growth. over the next several quarters it is going to surpass. >> you it's another buy in opportunity. >> absolutely. the 7% pull back. when they happen it is a question of whether they take advantage of it. >> thanks. >> thanks. >> scott wapner is back at headquarters with braking news. >> i just got off the phone with. you can see right here the 10 year note, the yield currently at 222. he thinks 220 should be the low in rates. it did hit that earlier today. and the 10 year should hold here and stocks will bounce. he says sentiment is driving rates more than u.s. economic data. he said most of the data come out most repeatedly has actually been positive so the trade and what's been pushing these ten year yields lower has been all about sentiment. a move under that level is really the line in the sand he says becaus