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dow futures are higher by about 31 points ahead of var value. we have a lot of economic data that's coming out today and take a look at what's mapg right now with crude oil prices. they are up about 1.8% to $67en 92. crude oil prices are up after we saw an increase in crude oil supply yesterday. analysts take a look at the 10-year notoriety now. all this is happening. yield on the 10-year notoriety now, 3.315%. the dollar is weaker across the board. it's down against the yen right now by 89.59. that's where the yen stands. the euro is trading at 1.4664. the pound is at 1.6099. and a quick look at gold prices, as well, gold prices on a day when you're seeing a dorm, up by $1,002 an ounce. >> let's get to the overseas markets right now. we're going things off in london with steve sedgwick. >> and to see you, becky. good morning to joe, as well. you're talking about this wall of worry that has been climbed in some fashion over the last quarter. in july, they were bearish on this side of the atlantic, as well. but it turns out to be one of the best

particularly pep var, but others -- pepfar, but others.this month nicholas and his wife cheryl, authored a book, published it "half the sky," which is about women in the world and how they've been -- had difficulties rising to the level that they could and that we could empower women and have a tremendous economic advantage, particularly a dis-- in disadvantage countries by giving women to participate in the work force and be educated. much of the book is dedicated to the enslavement of women but also to infant mortality. i urge everybody consider reading the book and talking up this cause. this month is infant mortality awareness month so i'm proud that we're considering this important resolution today. i urge my colleagues to join me in supporting passage of house resolution 260 which supports efforts to address this important public health problem and a moral problem and understand racial disparities that persist in infant mortality and try to make america better than 29th in the nation. mr. speaker, i reserve the balance of my time. th