now more than one hundred cars have been set ablaze across weeden three weeks ahead of the september elections there it's believed the fire bombings were coordinated. takes a look now at the timing of the arson attacks and how they are staking tensions ahead of the election so. it's not even dark people look out their windows and see this. i. i i i the first train of thought locals are just completely baffled and can't squeeze out a word a few moments later the erupt in sheer fury and they scream. their next thought is it even safe to leave their homes now the hooded dogs go up on the ground mostly cars they know what they're doing they know how to do it the our team in the last few days there were almost identical scenes everywhere you see of flame i can swedish media see it. at least about one hundred cars are now burnt out pieces of metal police have made a number of arrests but basically the country still in the dark about who's behind the menace was overthrown for it. you can see. it from there. in about three weeks swedes will be voting for their new parliament well now politic

fessed up away more than one hundred cars have been sas ablaze across weeden three weeks ahead of the september elections it's believed the fire bombings were coordinated as it takes a look at the timing of the arson attacks and how the stoking tensions ahead of the electoral race. it's not even dark people look up their windows and see this. the first tree and it's gone locals are just completely baffled and can't squeeze out a word a few moments later the year wrapped in sheer fury and they scream. such . their next thought is it even safe to leave their homes now the hooded thugs smash up and burn mostly cars they know what they're doing they know how to do it the our team in the last few days there were almost identical scenes everywhere you see a flame i can swedish media say at least about one hundred cars are now burnt out pieces of metal police have made a number of arrests but basically the country still in the dark about who's behind the menace was overthrown for it. you'd think. it through there. in about three weeks swedes will be voting for their new parliament well now p

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in london.ish up we are thrilled to have michael purvis of weeden and company. and u.s. equity market. they seem to be two different worlds. is that true? michael: who would guess that we would see the vix below 12? if you want to answer the vix question, you have to go to the move. that is plumbing record lifetime lows. i look at the conductivity of the move index to the term premium, which is also at record lows. on one hand, that does not make a lot of sense to have the term premium so low after the tax deal, after the spending deal with higher deficits. it did rise a little earlier in the year and then filled out again. i don't know if you -- fell down again. i don't know if you have a chart. the treasury has really been tracking the bund yield quite closely. that gets to the point of where the ecb pivot point is going to be. the indication is it is not going to be anytime soon. do somethingreally significant, shift to a qt stance the way the fed has. that keeps things volatility and term premium and 10-year yield lower longer. francine: where do you see the

just to her left is brian weeden who began his career as an air force officer with icbm and minuteman silo work and spent about a decade in the air force, now with the secure world foundation. right next door, but also in other places around the country and the world. they work on military space issues. and we're thrilled to have him as well. he got his undergraduate degree in electrical engineering and his ph.d. in science and public policy from george washington university. so looks at this issue from multiple perspectives. frank rose, my colleague at brookings, was -- like secretary james -- in the obama administration. he had the important job of assistant secretary of state for arms control, verification and compliance. the compliance part, i think, being an important and welcome addition roughly during frank's tenure. before he had that job, he was a deputy assistant secretary focused directly on space issues at state. so he's been living and breathing these issues for a long time himself, and we're thrilled to have him at brookings. and finally, steve jakes, to my far left whod