sgl >>> good morning welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm dominic chu. the futures picture now is looking a little bit more stable as we look at the s&p 500 slated to open up just about flat on the day. the dow jones same kind of situation, just small losses 16 points. the nasdaq up by two so stability right now across the equity markets as for the treasury side of things, that 3% mark on the ten-year u.s. treasury note has been breached. we got to 3.095 yesterday. the ten-year treasury note yield, 3.06% a little bit of a pullback as people buy up a bit of those ten-year treasury notes. the broader market picture, the macro side of things, oil prices are pulling back just slightly so far today after a run up over the last couple of weeks wti crude, $70.92. ice brent crude, $77.72, off by 1% on the currency side of things, we are seeing weakness on dollar/yen a bit of weakness as well in terms of the overall picture for the euro the pound, 1.34 the last trade there. on the european side, those markets have just opened up. just in the last couple of hours.

. >> iran wasn't making it to get weak sgl weaker. it made it stronger but iran was going to get strong one way or the other. as time went on. there's no reason to believe it was going to get weaker. it wasn't going to succumb to sanctions and eventually sanctions don't work. sanctions will fall apart. other people will stop implementing sanctions the way that the u.s. wanted to. iran was going -- iran's influence is not going to go away. it's a country of 80 million people, very educated, powerful military. it's not going away. >> thank you both for sharing your insights. good evening, rachel. >> i have to tell you, this is one of those days when i not only enjoy doing the show and having this job, i enjoy having you as a guy who works down the hall. >> we were doing a lot of huddling today to make sense of what happened. >> there was a lot of, dude, did you see that? what are you going to do? me neither. i had a comrade in arms. >> i'm going to see what came out of that. >> not much. thank you. thanks for joining us this hour. one o

sgl >> well, it is not surprising. as you say, barrack is not only a friend of the president's, but close to paul manafort and rick gates and it is my understanding from the publiced reports that after manafort left the campaign, it is mr. barrack who persuaded the president to keep rick gates around and some relationship there, and as you know, barrack was questioned about contributions made there, and it is not surprising that he would be interviewing him. what is specifically he is looking at, i don't know. mr. barrack also a has extensive relationships in the middle east, and, you know, the emirati s have come up in connection with the famous seychelles meetings, so he could be looking at anything here. >> and now, what about the role that tom barrack has been playing here, and he is a economic titan based in california, and what do we know about his role overseas? what have you understood, ned? >> well, he is a venture capital i ist, and someone who has connections extensively through the gulf, and that is somethi

sgl >> good afternoon, directors. i'm kelly redneck. 22nd street is one of my projects and also minnesota street, two projects where where he -- we see a lot of double parking. i just wanted to talk about the collaboration that hank, kathy and their team have undertaken with this parking plan. i was involved just in the times when they needed me but it was very smooth coordination and particularly on minnesota street that hank spoke about. we worked on the street designing plan. i just wanted to let you know that the coordination marine the department and the planning department and their dog patch public realm plan that i was also staffing was great. it's a great example of city collaboration. thank you. >> chairman brinkman: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. i'm glenn texira and i run also. we have 150 employees depending on the day. about 80 of them have to dive just because they come from across the bay or wherever they may come from. very difficult to do that. most of our people are in

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