american artists, including george kaplan, alfred miller and about b are stacked set creating works that responded to these interests and ideas. this came in a variety of forms. paintings, photographs, engravings. cap glenn described his mission -- "armed and equipped and supplied, i started out in the year 1832 and penetrated the vast and pathless wild which perdomo attlee dominated the far western continent. inspired with an enthusiastic hope and reliance that i could meet and overcome all the hazards of a life devoted to the production of a literal and graphic manner, customs and character. of the interesting race of people who are rapidly fasting rapidly passing away. lending a hand to a dying nation who has no historian or biographer of their own. to betray with fidelity their native looks and history. thus snatching from a hasty open livia and. what could be saved from posterity with a fair and just monument to the memory of a truly lofty and noble race." work.ple bought the also translated into other formats. piece, ad own a souvenir, of the very idea that he is talking about. geo

wraps up with remarks from several fed officials, bill dudley, james bullard, esther george, charles evans, rob kaplan and jerome powell. lots of fed speak today. lots more commentary to add to janet yellen's yesterday. earnings, results from foot locker and abercrombie & fitch before the opening bell. >> we are not done with retail yet. landon dowdy has three things to watch in abercrombie's report. good morning. >> good morning. the street is looking for earnings of 21 cents a share on revenue of $831 million. beyond those numbers, here's the three things to watch. first traffic and same-store sales. the teen retailer cited traffic headwinds in the domestic mall business and a significant drop off in tourism. investors will wanted to see if this trend continued in the quaushter and what abercrombie expects for the holiday season. the branding, the hollister brand has been losing steam, however they feature denim and other basics. in may, the company expected better results in the back half of the year. the third thing to watch, the one bright spot is its digital performance. direct sales grew, and c

kaplan. how do we deal with humanitarian atrocities going on? >> just some history in 1988, saddam hussein killed about 100,000 kurds and george shultz and ronaldreagan decided to do nothing because they needed saddam is a buffer against tehran. they felt terrible about this, but the records show that they did nothing. so this is not unique this kind of a problem. also, all of the military intervention scenarios like no-fly sons, safe zones. and i've asked quite a number of military experts on this than they disagree. some say you can disagree. but one thing they all agree on that anything you do is enormously complex and risks a war with russia, risks shooting down a russian plane. and if you do that, then you better be prepared in the baltics, ukraine in syria itself. then you put it in russia's hands whether it's hard to war. no, it is heartbreaking. it's very heartbreaheartbrea king and there may be a military solution, things we can do that i'm not fully qualified to say. i will let military experts make that argument. this is much harder than sarajevo to which is often compared for all the reasons i said earlier. it may have been used. 20