focusing on that aid, obviously, schools are important, usid dedicated more than $155 million to building and improving schools in sind. in a 2014 inspeck tor general report, the program found that it was not realizing goals that no schools had been built, that there was little improvement in early grade reading. that was the report in 2014. has anything been done to make sure that education aid is more effectively spent? and if you don't have that information, you can respond for the record. >> thank you very much, congressman sherman. let me say with regard to sindi. i hope you're aware that our consulate general in karachi has started putting out all of its social media work in sin di, and it's received a very positive reaction. so facebook -- >> that idea may have come from congress. go on. >> we're happy to implement it. and i will take back the message on voice of meshlg. i don't have specific detailed information on the schools in sind, but they're being built. they're going up. but i will have to get you a detailed status report. >> i look forward to that. i'd also like to explore

usid: it will take time for to see this divide between winners and losers. we heard from the philippines central bank. meeting, a policy thinking that uncertainty is out of the way. outflowsnor expects from emerging markets to taper off a bit. flexing itsndex, muscles following this move. more pronounced after the boc setting. where are we at this point? two conditions the fed c put out in march. reasonable confidence inflation will inch to 2%. right now, the predictions are 2018. the conditions have been met. they are convinced, the vote was unanimous. listen into janet yellen. ms. yellen: we do not want to cause a recession through that type of dynamic. at some future date. it is prudent to begin early and gradually. also emphasized there was a lag between when the announcement takes place and it affects the real economy. the longer they wait, just to take you through the 15 year hikes,those are the rate 2006. that is when the crisis happened. and you had the zero interest rate holocene. riskonger they stay, the increases. that could tip the u.s. into a re

focusing on that aid, obviously, schools are important, usid dedicated more than $155 million to building and improving schools in sind. in a 2014 inspeck tor general report, the program found that it was not realizing goals that no schools had been built, that there was little improvement in early grade reading. that was the report in 2014. has anything been done to make sure that education aid is more effectively spent? and if you don't have that information, you can respond for the record.

been beaten down the company is going to talk up 2016 numbers, even if it condition shock to the u uside. maybybyou let it report and then buy it for a trade? nike is growing so much it makes me nervous. that said, i believe it can give you still one more good number. if you own it, i would stay the course. then there's housing. look at these numbers. lennar, a fantastic home building reported really solid numbers but it was a hideous day so it didn't matter and the stock fell almost 2.5%. lennar of positive about the future. i think there could be a stampede to buy now thth we're sure we have the rate hikes. and could we just stop predicting when the next rate hike is coming. i'm sick of it. i had to get that off my chest before the weekend. weaker thahathe fed things. the manufacturing sector, we seal that when we go the durable goods number. we also gets personal income and personal spending numbers. i bet these will show incomes haven't grown. then next thursday we have jobless claims. why do i care? because just to be clear, while employment is very strong, it's the only thing that

partners and i especially acknowledge that you acknowledged our troops and also of all the civilians and usidffort in things like the life expectancy expansion are nearly revolutionary if you look at what that has meant to afghanistan, but i we all want that progress to not be a temporary phenomena to continue and that's why we're here. one of the things that troubles me, i think the chairman in his opening comments talked about the divergence between what we often hear from afghanistan in classified and unclassified settings and i had an opportunity yesterday to be with others in a classified setting on afghanistan, and i was struck by the divergence between different classified settings i go to, and in particular the divergence between classified information conveyed by folks in the intel community versus classified information conveyed by folks in the armed services committee, i'm on the armed services committee, too, and i think a little bit of tension between the intel community approachand the armed services approach is not that unusual, but i will say, and i've only been here three yea

we are bill buildings up others as we kill terrorists all approach engaged state department engaged usid hopeful right to complete with glorious death people in republican party is layingsists. >> we didn't have one soldier in afghanistan that didn't absolve us this is a religious war you have to build up others military force smaerlt but it is about helping people to reject ideology most fathers mothers don't want to sell their daughters to isil good nice you got to stay but. maria: are are air strikes, the coordination, now, britain joining u.s. is that working in terms of of the group coming together? >> you could bomb every house to stop age not destroy caliphate you are doing some damage to them tacklely killing a lot they are recruiting you cannot win from air where is grunted component coming from where the president is misleading you there is not a group of people with training that has capability or desire to go into iraq and take it away from isil, these kurds are koiz inns of the pkk, a terrorist group in turkey, turkey told us stop arduous thesis peop these people syrian at a

usid: tom, please stay with in paris. we will stay talking about fossil fuels.c energy ministers are meeting in vienna to discuss the slump in oil prices. , please take us into what is going on. i'm seeing conflicting reports. yesterday, the saudi suggested that they would consider a cut in production. not at this meeting but in 2016, and countriesopec outside of opec joint in the cuts with them and share the pain. one analyst said that was a red herring. an offer that the saudi's could make knowing they would not have to make good on it. i've been talking to the russians, they have no intentions of cutting productions. the iranian minister says we have been out of the market because of the sanctions, we want to come back to the market. only after that would we be willing to discuss a production ceiling. that a anothert example that the opec meeting is a lot of pomp and circumstance. the people participating -- there are so many different motivators in terms of his news, economic politics, religion -- they will not be getting anything done. not get anything done

focusing on that aid, obviously, schools are important, usid dedicated more than $155 million to building and improving schools in sind. in a 2014 inspeck tor general report, the program found that it was not realizing goals that no schools had been built, that there was little improvement in early grade reading. that was the report in 2014. has anything been done to make sure that education aid is more effectively spent? and if you don't have that information, you can respond for the record. >> thank you very much, congressman sherman. let me say with regard to sindi. i hope you're aware that our consulate general in karachi has started putting out all of its social media work in sin di, and it's received a very positive reaction. so facebook -- >> that idea may have come from congress. go on. >> we're happy to implement it. and i will take back the message on voice of meshlg. i don't have specific detailed information on the schools in sind, but they're being built. they're going up. but i will have to get you a detailed status report. >> i look forward to that. i'd also like to explore