the minister accused andrew gwynne of stirring up division.gainst rural areas, towns against cities, local government against national government. a little later, the minister gave his view on those figures from the lga. i thought the honourable gentleman's scaremongering about those figures from the lga was deeply irresponsible. he knows... he knows that those figures are at best an estimate. he knows that those figures use old formula including the new, the old area costs adjustment and he knows that we are changing the area cost adjustment. if we thought it worked, we would not be doing that fairer funding review. and i think he should think on before he scares some of the most vulnerable and society with stories about cuts which will not... which will not be based on a true formula. jake berry. finally december‘s general election brought more than 150 new mps to westminster. all of them have to make their first or maiden speech. the conservative for north norfolk spoke about his family. all of us know that a life of public service is a sac

we don't have time for two stories in one family today, but i will tell part of gwynn's story as well. gwynn was one of the first african american women officers in the pith -- pittsburgh police department, eventually rising to commander. gwynn found an organization dedicated to empowering girls and young women through holistic gender-specific programs, education through afterschool throughout the communities in southwestern pennsylvania. gwynn's girls have grown to provide service throughout the region with sites in pittsburgh, wilkensburgh. dr. kathy elliott has demonstrated the same commitment to and passion for leadership development and empowerment of girls many prior to accepting the position as c.e.o. of gwynn's girls in 2015, kathy spent years providing leadership in social service, community and individual mental health treatment. she began her career as a victim advocate at the center for victims working mostly in the juvenile justice space is she also remains a practicing psychiatric nurse practitioner and in that capacity provides psychiatric evaluations, medication manage

and yet linking to that very man fegso the gwynn gunman said he wanted widely disseminating across the world. i think the party is coming under a great deal of pressure. >> it then morphed and more about protecting german culture. and i think in particular, from the muslim onslaught. that's the one raiseing all kinds of concerns. much more of a demonstration, really. an indication. >> reporter: muhammad first heard rounds of gun fire and then heard a man entering the bar. >> translator: he shot straight to the head at everyone he saw. i hid behind the wall and as i was moving to hierktsd he shot me in the arm. we became a pile. >> this is the man now identified as 34-year-old tobias who wounded six. and it's shocked by the attack. >> it was a massacre a killing spree and people laying on the ground. >> translator: one of the young guys was taken to the hospital. >> the police tracked a suspected gunman's vehicle shortly afterwards. heerks along with his mother were found dead. they're poling it an act of they're and spread deeply racist preo preorts and conspiracy theories. >> he wroek

gwynn later book about her new friend she seemed like a small bird lost from her nest. this detainment was the only time in american history, in world history, excuse me, to access diplomats were forced to live together, and it didn't go well. their mutual distrust pre-sought tensions that would last about the war. when it finally crossed paths with american counterparts returning home, he went to two exchange sites, lisbon for the europeans, and mozambique for the japanese. there the news reporter we talked about met up with an old friend, an ap reporter named max hill and over drinks they compared the respective confinements, the luxurious life versus mistreatment. at the end when they finished, hill said simply, i am proud of my country. thank you. [applause] >> and now that test but in lieu of that, if anybody has any questions i'd be happy to answer them. they are taping it for c-span so there's one mic up here if anyone would like to come up. >> could you discuss a little more how the american diplomats were treated in the in the countries where they were? >> sure

you had to shop around the good news it is not the way long lasting bear markets gwynn. maybe that's of some comfort. >> the ten year is now at 131. we have maintained for days now. keep your eye on bond yields if you want to try to understand where stocks are going to go you had a ten year today down at 124. look at that rally in the ten-year note yield. i am going to guarantee you it probably matches up with the rally today in the s&p 500, off of its lows. now, maybe -- i don't know -- maybe some people think the fed is going to come to the rescue in some way. >> you have got rebalance. even if nothing else, whether it is planned rebalancing out of bonds that have worked so well into stocks. >> a lot of -- >> managers are doing opportunistic rebalances they have tolerance bands. when the fixed income component gets to a certain size it doesn't matter that it is not the first of the year or june 1st. you are 100% right you will see that. jeff gun lock was talking about this earlier in the week, the virus is only on surface story what is really happening is bernie sander