a firestorm reignited at mid spl bury. awe off the speaker, the college invites play a keefe role in our mission as the a college. >> senior, jeremy alban. >> i dent think murray's scholarship should be part of the academic mission. >> very ironic, students claim to beep most liberal are the ones not willing to engage with controversial ideas. >> sophomore ray aaron was hoping to ask murray tough questions. >> at some point it turned into, not, not an argument we should protest his idea but we should protest his right to share his ideas. >> let's continue. >> murray was set to be interviewed by political science appropriate fessor, allison stanger. >> we lost an educational opportunity. >> seconds after they took the stage. students drown them out with a tirade of shouts. >> we didn't actually preef vent him from speaking. heave wrote plenty of articles and after the talk. just saying in this specific time, on this specific stage, we're sending you a message that we do not support your ideals. >> students like liz, and jer

. >> i think for ours, we're using 300 of the spl, versus not 100. having been a provider myself, the elder index, it is a complicated form to use. especially as mike said, because it is self-reported. this is a much more straight forward -- it's easier quite frankly, for people that are doing the intake form to kind of indicate. and more often than not, a lot of the clients served do fall within that sort of range anyway. >> sure, it's definitely not lost through the contracts, that we are look agent 200, 300%. thank you. >> president serina: any other questions regarding 7-b? any comments or questions from the public? hearing none, call the question, all in favor? any opposed? thank you, the motion carries. 7-c. requesting authorization to enter into a new grant agreement with bayview hunter's point multipurpose senior services for the provision of community services program pilot during the time period beginning january 1, 2018 and ending on june 30, 2020 in an amount of $526,075, plus a 10% contingency of $52,608 for a total amount not to exceed

many of those presidents had significant flaws, there were good ones and bad ones and many spl where in between but at least they attempted to represent the best of the american instinct and the best of american character at least in public. donald trump doesn't even try. he's not even pretending to have anything more than the most base instinct, the most vulgar reactions and really degrading this office and i think we will see ripple effects for years to come. it's not just about the presidency, don, also about families. in thousands of classrooms around the country tomorrow will be little kid whose families come from those countries and will walk into that classroom neend their president thinking their country of origin is a hole and they will have kids looking at them and wondering how they feel. is really degrading to both the presidency and our very families as well. >> douglas i want to bring you in now. some presidents of the past have been known to be racist, you say president nixon would talk in private never in the public spear that was decades ago though is there any excus

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just to be fair, that's the three quarters in a row we need to be if we're going to start breaking splecords. another issue i want to focus on, they'll have a big effect on the long end of the treasury market and the global long end market which really has been rip van winkle and starting to wake up that is the break evens for inflation. you know, the five year break even is now hovering right around 2%. the ten year break even is around 205 not that they haven't been higher they actually have been higher but they were higher in a time before the fed was tightening like 2013. if we look at present day and the fact that we've already had quite a nice run of tightening since the end of 2015, we need to take a fresh look if the numbers continue to stick at 2% or higher, compared with the kind of growth i expect to see, i can't imagine that the fed is going to take notice. "squawk alley" gang, back to you. >> great thank you, rick santelli at the cme. rick, i'm a little disappointed that you don't have the hand drawn charts today but good data. >> we'll have one tomorrow >> still ahead --

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spl she couldn't hear owe any way. >>> i usually rely on my kids to make fe feel old and clueless.arm summer night, danny was sitting along the river with man she was dating for more than three months. as they talked about the future similaring blue tiki drinks, he popped the question. what's your last name? exactly. thank you. apparently, it's a thing now that you don't ask for anybody's last name until the relationship is getting serious. is there three months? >> it will never be a thing with me or my daughters. no way. no way from a security standpoint. >> the point is people don't want -- other people googling them pip think, what? >> okay, come on. >> what are you hiding? [ cheers and applause ] >> exactly. exactly. >> is there any millennial in the audience that will stand up. is this really a thing? >> is it a thing? >> you don't give a last name? >> how many people are dating somebody that you don't know their last name? that'squestion. >> i feel better now. >> i think maybe some people want it to be a thing. but -- >> it seems dangerous. i agree. security. >> no, no, no.