they have educated i9 posh boys who went to eaton.r ‘s, at eaton, most recently david cameron, butjustine greening went toa cameron, butjustine greening went to a comprehensive school in yorkshire. the idea that there is an old boys club in parliament and in various industries and sectors is still very real. i have my doubts about how this contextual recruitment is possible. justine greening saying there is software to enable you to look at people's grades and where they went to school but i'm not sure with the data protection stuff coming in, that we will be able to get round that. i don't dig employers will be able to step around in the way that she is digesting but this is an interesting idea ——i digesting but this is an interesting idea —— i don't think. digesting but this is an interesting idea -- i don't think. there was a big defeat for the prime minister in the house of lords which the daily express has picked up on. brexit sabotage, they call it. the lords have been leading the way in many senses in challenging the government

retired major general paul eaton joins us. the national guard in 2007 mainly assisted with manning surveillance equipment freeing up border patrol agents so they could go on patrols. do we have any sense of what the national guard would be tasked with this time around? >> i have no idea what they've got planned but to use the national guard in any capacity is a really bad idea. legally we're not on good ground. logistically, it's going to be expensive. we're pressed pretty hard right now across our national guard. we've got a lot going on in the world and this is a great job for border patrol, i.c.e. or the homeland security folks. >> so then why do you think that this is being done, bringing the national guard up? >> it makes no sense unless you're out to put bully boy tactics on the table. we've got allies, canada and mexico, north and south. i don't want mexico to look across the border and see a young american with an m-4 demonstrating an offensive positi posture. that's bad optics, bad for the northern american continent.

. >> ahora jarre eaton es uno de los ex gobernadores mexicanos que enfrentan cargos en estados unidos, univisiÓn. tÉlex: una mexicana indÍgena tiene aspiraciones polÍticas. esta decida convertirse en diputada y darle una poderosa voz a los mexicanos presentes en canadÁ. para hacer su carrera parlamento escogido un partido diferente a los tradicionales. desde la ciudad deja milton, en canadÁ, tenemos mÁs de esta mujer inmigrante y defensora de su comunidad. >> es una mexicana que aspira a ser la primera diputada de orÍgenes indígenas por la legislatura de la provincia en canadÁ. ella hace parte del partido nuevo de las erecciones de los pueblos y quiere entrar por la puerta grande al parlamento de la ciudad de toronto. >> yo quiero apoyar, yo quiero ser una voz para nuestros pueblos en el parlamento. para hacerlo mÁs justo nuestros beneficios y tramas.. >> para llegar a su propÓsito y hacer valer su voz hace campaÑa cantando en conciertos a beneficio. lleva su discurso a otro mexicanos asÍ como tocando puertas como su esposo. pero estÁ considera que los similares tienen derecho de una

eaton's gothic chapel is central to school life as a service almost every day and those of all faiths attend going to temple is was one of the main difference is. in as a muslim i haven't been to a church. but i was excited to go to discover well you know other people from different cultures. and the boys in the school truth and me as one of them but nevertheless many people think that islam is a violent religion at all i'm against this idea so i think to try to change these ideas mohammed is not the only muslim in the school and on some days they meet together with an. i think what will happen is that the islamic world will actually find its own sense of self confidence through the rock prosy do think this will lead to what it did between arabs and muslims i mean like. why don't. i just think it's just an amazing moment if so how does. this affect this very musical and he loves playing many instruments. and he's told me that i can reach my school through music and this is something you knew that i hear from him. today is the school concert and i'm thinking and it was thought that the

. >> reporter: the eaton area rop is a place that offers technical education courses to east bay high school students. they have a lot of passionate educators there. not all, though, are technically teachers. >> that's castle valley. >> reporter: after decades spent bouncing around a variety of careers, from international trade, to park ranger -- >> okay. >> reporter: -- linden keeper says he took the security job at eden r.o.p. in hay hard because the schedule and benefits. >> you deserve student of the year a year. >> reporter: the greatest was not in the job description. >> what i loved to do and found a way to make that work. this is the oldest part of campus. >> reporter:. all started linden says not long after he started patrolling the campus and spotted an empty plot of land out back. >> i see a field. i'm thinking, man, that is such a wonderful field. why can't we -- what if we can use this? >> reporter: so linden got permission on his breaks and on weekends to start a garden. >> we tickle the roots. >> reporter: something he always loved doing. >> lemon this time. >> reporter

greg jim keenan, head of global credit at blackrock plus , kathleen gaffney, portfolio manager at eatonarnes management. kathleen, i want to begin with you. i asked many investors just a couple weeks ago when we break out of this titrating race for treasuries and where we break out to? most of them i imagine would say to the upside. we break down to the downside in a significant way. what your thoughts? >> i think i might have been one of those that was for the upside. but we are seeing a bit of a conundrum here. some of it i think is a flight to quality. but i also think you have some demand coming in that is caused by the equity volatility. so you have folks that are looking to de-risk and reduce their equity exposure. and they are actually coming back into the treasury market. the fixed income market. jonathan: do we have a pain trade developing, mr. peters? greg: i don't know. i mean bonds are doing exactly , as they are supposed to be doing, right? there is the flight to quality, risk off bonds are adjusting. , at the same time, there is a complete and utter overreaction to the ups

drain eaton, rebecca evans, paul manning, and hans wu. >> hi. my name's connie chanon. i'm here to support a much smaller configuration of the marina that's proposed. i've been a boat holder, a slip owner-holder at t.i. marina for the last eight years, and we sale on a 36 foot boat. every weekend, there are boats coming in, anchoring out from other parts of the bay. we typically have to come in and out of the cove, maneuvering around the t. -- the sailing center's boats, and we have a small boat configured -- you know, comparatively. right now, the marina's proposed -- there's eight slips in the last iteration i saw of it, at 30 feet, and the rest are 40, 50, 60, 70 foot megayachts, coming into the small cove, sharing the cove, depending on the time they come in with the sailing center's boating situations, when they're running races or doing their programs. so -- which seems to me presents a very dangerous situation just because of the size of the boats that are coming in. so please, please don't give away this gem of a cove to -- to big developers or megayachts in the

a potential trade war with really unpredictable consequences that's already rattled the market and eaton that the president has bragged about for so many months. so the consequences of this are huge. it's arguably one of the biggest strategic decisions he's made as president and he did it almost on a whim. >> but it seems like treasury secretary steve mnuchin is being blamed in addition to president trump for the roll out of these tariffs. what kind of scrutiny is mnuchin facing now? >> mnuchin was involved with the treasury process and help the president come up with how to ar take late the retaliation. he did not share it with his colleagues. normally you have a policy process and have your chief of staff involved and economic team involved so you can understand what will unfold and explain what will unfold both to the markets but also to your supporters, to your critics, to the world. people are upset that mnuchin did not do that, that sort of kept it between a few individuals in the white house, which again just causes more and more chaos. lots of stories over the weekend that we had

it happened on eaton street. no children were hurt.1-year-old man was arrested for dui. >>> coming up after more than a century in business a landmark south bay candy shop prepares to shut its doors, how its legacy will live on. >> $4,000 and 47 hours to build this, the bay area company that is changing the way we think about housing. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ schurra's (sha-rah s) has been sell >>> one of the sweetest stores in san jose is going out of business. shchurra's wrote after years of effort and difficult decisions we have to face the harsh reality our business must change to survive. customers say no question, schurra's is special. >> this place was a staple for our family and especially my grandmother for nearly 100 years. >> it's sad. you hate to see it go. it's a wonderful product. if you're thinking of chocolate, it's the only place. >> their final day at t

scarlet: for more let's bring in yana barton, portfolio manager at eaton vance.nk you for taking the time to speak with us. as we are showing you, u.s. aocks opened stronger and solid recovery from friday selloff and build momentum to most of the morning before losing steam in the afternoon. how should we read into that? is there a bigger take away that stocks couldn't hold on to their advance? yana: i think what you are seeing is a lot of uncertainty and a little sliver of negative news flow is driving the market activity. i think in this timeframe, particularly right at the beginning of quarterly season -- this is an important time for us to have some perspective and remind investors if they were looking at headlines, they would have missed the real story. the real story is year. today equities outperform fixed income. growth is outperforming value, and growth in areas of the market -- the ones that have the top line growth and earnings growth continued to ascend higher. is really important to understand what you are investing in and really have fundamentals dr

with me is george eaton, political editor for the new statesman.is he the man for thejob? —— javid's in trade, is he the man for the job? —— tray. javid's in trade, is he the man for the job? -- tray. the appointment has been well received most commentators think it is a smart move and theresa may had a difficult start to the day, to lose one cabinet minister is unfortunate but to lose four in six months looks even more than carelessness but this appointment was made swiftly and by the standards of theresa may's government quite competently. her last reshuffle was chaotic, and the challenge for sajid javid now is that the home office is a department that the home office is a department thatis that the home office is a department that is still defined by theresa may. theresa may was the author and the owner of the now criticised policies such as the hostile environment and who was committed to the net migration target, reducing net immigration to the tens of thousands per year. sajid javid is a change in style, he has emphasised the term hostile env

our next guest is one of the leading private equity players, here now jeff eaton. welcome to power lunch >> hi, thank you for having me. >> jackie was just mentioning oil, close to three year highs right now. only recently have we seen a real interest though on the part of investors in investing in energy equities. what are you seeing in your space in terms of demand what peaks that demand historically >> so good question. first of all we have to remind everybody the energy industry is a diverse industry if we're talking about what we do, which is raise money for upstream focused managers who are focused on drilling and producing the commodity, that's been challenging the last couple of years where we've found the most success is raising money for some of the more infrastructure focus groups that are focused on bringing a product to market also service focused funds that are focused on investing in the services which have been very challenged themselves the last couple of years. we're starting to see pricing power for those services that's where we've seen the most

someone kid in this country to mix with someone that's different to them, and that includes people in eaton about time that they did. the same way i would take kids out of tough cop reckons it's in the north—east and give them some light on some different so they could have different so they could have different aspirations. these are widespread, even global, issues and concerns. race, age and well. history can also cast its shadow. but here, over indian, sudanese and somali food, individuals are coming together and trying to sow the seeds of tolerance, understanding, and ultimately change. and crossing divides continues all this week on bbc tv, radio, and online. you will find more details at bbc.co.uk/crossingdivides, and if you would like to tweet about anything you have seen, use the hashtag #crossingdivides. let's get the news, travel and weather from where you are on this monday morning. good morning, i'm asad ahmad. so record temperatures for yesterday's london marathon, with over 38,000 runners crossing the finishing line. a group of them were london brigade firefighters who tackled

. >> i rise to recognize deputy andrew jenkins of the eaton county sheriff's department for being awarded a congressional badge of bravery. he's only the second law enforcement officer from michigan to ever receive this high hon nor. on the evening of december 20, 2016, deputy jenkins was the first emergency responder to a delta township residence which are already in flames. r. walberg: though he had no protective equipment, finding three family members, two only whom were disabled and unable to walk he rescued all three ock pans, carrying the disabled occupants to safety as the fire continued to spread, putting himself in danger. all three residents and deputy jenkins were hospitalize and treated for smoke inhalation and one person was subs kent quently treated at the university of ichigan burn unit. if he had not act sod quickly, three lives may have been lost. his heroism and selfish actions that night established why deputy jenkins is so deserve og the co--- of the congressional badge of brafery. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia