he's chief investment office at guggenheim partners. welcome, good to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. >> steve just hinted at something and it is this. is the fed remaining true to what it said it was going to do if unemployment did this and inflation did that? >> absolutely not. the fed is basically violating its own parameters for raising rates. based on their guidelines, data dependency, we should have increased rates today but they chose not to because i think they realize the market would have had a tantrum if they had raised rates. they were not expecting it. >> mrs. yellen pointed to economic uncertainty overseas, specifically. but that really falls outside of their mandate as well. i mean, they should be, according to many, anyway, they should be regulating rates based on the u.s. economy versus the global economy. others would argue, however, that it is one economy, globally. >> well, i think that the fed gets its get out of jail card here by basically saying, look, if the u.s. market goes into turmoil, if we rais

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new york's museum of modern art famously known as moma as well as the guggenheim are two other famousew york art institutions. >> there is titanic competition among the newsems. a critic at art net news found the met found itself trying to stay relevant. >> they are morel vant than met than class. the met is the classiest in new york but that doesn't mean it's the coolest. this is their attempt to kind of refresh the brand, if you will. >> reporter: for an old institution trying to create a new buzz for a younger audience in modern times. gabriel alazondo, al jazeera, new york. >> more on our website, aljazeera.com. >>> [ ♪ ] hello. i'm richard gizbert and you're at the listening post. it's paris all over again in

and new york's museum of modern art famously known as moma as well as the guggenheim are two other famoust institutions. >> there is titanic competition amongst the museums in new york try right now. >> reporter: ben davis a critic at arc net news said the met found itself trying to stale relevant. >> the contemporary audiences are month ar more interested int than class and the in he had is the classiest museum in new york. but it doesn't mean that it's the coolest and i think this is their attempt to kind of refresh the brand, if you will. >> reporter: for an old institution trying to create a new buzz for a younger audience in modern times. gabriel elizondo, al jazeera, new york. >>> the volcano southeast of the mexican capital has burst in to life once again. spewing a two-kilometer high column of ash and gas. the government has imposed a security zone right around the mountain. haiti, october 2010, at a hospital in a small, rural town north of the capital. these were the first victims of a horrific, unknown disease in a country still reeling from a devastating earthquake. patients we

ballinger quite covertly transferred 5,000 acres of very valuable timber and oil land to the guggenheim morgan interests. and the great conservationist under teddy roosevelt gifford pinchot exposed this. collier magazine publicized it and created a great controversy as to whether ballinger had acted corruptly. and president taft said, i've received a report from my attorney general george wickersham and i find that mr. ballinger has acted quite properly. well, there were congressional investigations, collier's hired brandeis to represent it because they feared libel suits. and brandeis, by me tickously putting together facts in the public record demonstrated that the wickersham 54-page memo was back dated. taft didn't have it when he cleared ballinger. taft had lied, ballinger has lied, wickersham had lied. so this makes it not surprising that taft and wickersham were these virulent opponents of brandeis when he was not named. -- nominated. also among his opponents were the powerful interests in boston who felt that brandeis, originally their lawyer, had not just beaten them, but betray

morgan and guggenheim to sell the business which could fetch $3 billion.ecatur asset management will this restructure the company. locator managed $12 billion before the financial crisis. removed the ability to encrypt locally stored data on its fire tablets. customers were not using the service and the company made the switch when they introduced the new fire os five. the change comes as apple squares off against the fbi over access to included iphones. that is your business flash update. tracy: julie hyman has the latest at the markets desk. steelmakers have been really active today. they been getting a lift ever since the u.s. announced it was going to impose tariffs on steel imports from china. fromrists on imports places like brazil. still --omething steelmakers have been winning four. -- tariffs on imports from places like brazil. been waitingave for this. both makers of more raw steel and the finished product. these companies have had huge gains on the week as well. if you take a look at some of the performance we've seen, u.s. steel, 65%, a record-

and new york's museum of modern art famously known as moma as well as the g guggenheim.art net news says the met found itself trying to stay relevant. >> contemporary audience he are more interested in relevance than class. and the met is the classiest museum in new york but not the coolest. their attempt to refresh the brand if you will. >> an old institution trying to create a new buzz for a young audience in modern times. be gabriel elizondo, al jazeera, new york. >> thank you for joining us, more news from doha, coming up. have a good evening. but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >>> a pakistani taliban attack kills at least 65 people, mostly women and children in a park in lahore. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, this is al jazeera live from doha i am adrian finnegan. also ahead, iraqi cleric begins a one-man protest in the heavily fortified green zone in baghdad. riot police in brussels disperse protesters marching to a memorial to tuesday's bombings. >>> russia offers restore palmyra after syrian forces

on monday where at the new york historical society for the presentation of the guggenheim prize awarded to the best in military history. then on tuesday from her studios in washington d.c., chuck will be a guest on our author interview program, afterwards. mr. senghor will discuss his 19 years in prison and weigh in on reducing the prison population. on wednesday, history and civil engineering professor henry will examine america's infrastructure at regulator bookshop. >> ..

professor timothy breen is currently the james marsh professor at large at the university of vermont, a guggenheim fellow, professor breen has also taught classes at oxford, cambridge, yale, the university of chicago and also northwestern university which he just retired from. he has written several award-winning books on early american history on subjects raking from the tobacco -- ranging from the tobacco culture of early tidewater planters to the consumer politics of the american revolution. his new book tells the story about a series of journeys that george washington took to all of the original 13 states during his first term in office. through his detailed account of the president's travels, professor breen demonstrates the vital importance of washington's ambitious trip, vealing the role that it plays -- revealing the role that it played in helping unify a scattered nation. renowned historian gordon wood notes, quote: it is hard to think that anything new could be said about george washington. but breen has done it in clear and accessible prose. he has given us new insights into the acute p

for the presentation of the guggenheim lemon prize awarded laman prize awarded to the best of militaryhistory. then on tuesday from our studios in washington d.c., on afterwards, we'll discuss the 19 years in prison and weigh in on reducing the prison population. on wednesday, history of civil engineering professor henry examines america's infrastructure. >> .. washington journal contin. t is back atl wrigh our desk. she is out with a new book, con job.

it has hired guggenheim securities to explore options. of $7 enterprise value billion.alifornia bonds are back on the many market. state is selling $2.3 million of general obligation bonds today pit it is the biggest bond sale any year and a half. the state is reaping gains from tax increases supported by the governor, real estate revival, and growth in the technology industry. london shares of burberry are surging today. there is speculation it is setting up for a possible takeover. and mr. investor took a 5% stake. -- industry investor took a 5% stake. tracy: we are going to head over to our markets desk, where julie hyman has more on stocks trying to claw back some of their losses. julie: it looks like we are at the highs of the session again. the dow is down by three points. just wanted to mention that. we talked earlier about how the nasdaq is over performing today, not to mention the fact that the dow is over performing, but mid-caps also bear mention. they are to the downside, underperforming today, excuse me. down by 1.2%. want to point out some of the worst per

new york's museum of modern art, famously known at moma as well as the guggenheim are two other famous art institutions. >> there is titanic competition amongst the museums in new york right now. >> ben davis, a critic for art net news say the met was trying to stay relevant. >> contemporary audiences are more interested in relevance than class and the met is the classiest knew seem in new york but that doesn't mean it is the coolest. i think this is their attempt to refresh the brand, if you will. >> for an old institution, trying a create a buzz for a new audience. >>> stay with us. more news at the top of the hour. >> from rural midwest to war-torn mideast. she went for the money and found a greater calling... >> al jazeera america - proud of telling your stories. >> i wanted to dance, and eventually i started leaving the gangs in the street alone. >> we're pushing the envelope with out science every day, we can save species. >> i'm walking you guys! >> all i wanted to see was her walk. it was amazing. >> these were emotions that i had been dreaming about for so long. >> getting to

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dunkin' cut by guggenheim to neutral. tonight is shack.s out short interest record high. >> i think shack is one of those stacks that is tesla-like. i have the burger, so i want the stock. i get that. i think shaq can grow into its market cap. it hasn't been hurt by mcdonald's. i had pop eye's, louisiana kitchen, they were hurt by mcdonald's. jack n the box was hurt by mcdonald's. ihop doing forever all day breakfast, but everybody dealing with the mcdonald's disruption. shake shack doesn't have to. it's not like let's go to mcdonald's, no, let's go to shake shack. it's like let's go to a hockey game, no, let's go to a broadway show. >> let's go to my place, let's see macy's -- forget it. on the town. >> the bronx is out. dow down 32. we welcome back bob pisani to the floor. >> good morning. good to be back. ten days in panama and colombia, went to the panama canal. very exciting. a lot of exciting things going on in latin america. very unhappy about the strong dollar down there. let's look at the markets today. the dow is down, we see ene

and duncan brands is lower and guggenheim from neutral to buy.unkin brands. >> wall street bonuses dropping for the second year in a row. mary thompson has more. >> with profits down 10.5%, average bonuses for wall street workers, dropped reflecting the market turmoil. this marks the second year in a row the average bonus for securities industry declined following big gains in 2012 and 2013. the numbers coming from an annual report from the new york state comptroller's office which looks at personal income tax trends of nyse member firmgz. the bonus figures include cash payouts. now the downward trend expected to continue this year with a state forecasting a 2.5% decline in bonuses for 2016. new york of course keeps a very close eye on these trends as it's estimated securities related activities account for 7.5% of new york city's revenue and 17% of new york state's tax revenue. after a couple of flat years the report also noting employment in the industry ticked up for the second straight year. it's more likely tied to hiring and compliance rela

let's get great insight with scott minor, chef investment officer with guggenheim, partners, we knowting a rate hike today but you would like to see one. is the fed behind the curve? >> brian, i got to tell you, that is the real question at this point. >> i ask the questions, you're supposed to answer. >> i'm avoiding answering. the truth is, right, that the fed in this ultra low interest rate policy is creating all sorts of distortions of the economy. and we're starting to see it. we're starting to see it in commercial real estate, we're starting to see it where there is the beginning of bubble starting to form. >> where? >> well, look at commercial real estate, the activity there. look at the rate of appreciation. you got eight class properties that are returning -- >> i'm shocked you say they're starting. i feel like you look at the unicorns, look at what happened to the market, a lot of bubbles in a lot of places. >> some of them have come crashing down, credit bubble has. >> so if i'm hearing you right, we have spoken and our viewers know you well. the fed kept rates too low for

guggenheim raising the price target on time warner stock last week on expectations that this film willrecord breaking year. the studio has a lot more than that riding on it. "batman vs. superman" is the first of ten dc comics adaptations planned for over the next five years, including a wonderwoman movie coming out in june of 2017. but an analyst writes in a note this morning it still remains to be seen whether this film will successfully kickstart dc's slate of upcoming films. warner brothers would like to turn it into the moneymaking machine that marvel has, but those marvel films have gotten more positive reviews. >>> when we come back, a skydiving easter bunny almost missed the extravaganza. a giant leap that made him miss his mark. cialis for daily use is approved to treat both erectile dysfunction and the urinary symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently, day or night. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas for pulmonary hypertension,