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that will be followed with treason and loyalty in the civil war era with william blair. we join the cities to her on the road as they explore the history of key west, florida -- tour on the road as they explore the history of key west, florida. >> we are in the maritime museum in key west, florida. the museum was founded in 1982 by mel fisher. mel was the world's greatest treasure hunter and he went out and looked for spanish galleons around here and is quite famous for having discovered the rest of the center margarita and even more so with the spanish galleons that had wrecked in 20 miles west of key west. back in the colonial period, spain set up a worldwide trade network. and a lot of it sailed right past year following the gulfstream back to spain. what they did was the spanish had colonies in south america and central america and they were doing a lot of mining. and generating a lot of precious metals, especially silver, from the mines. a whole network was set up of creative fleets ceiling from spain to the new world, ringing european goods to the colonists -- brin

william blair is looking at -- the likelihood is relatively low.eing that expressed by a number of different analysts. you can look at valeant acquisition history. if you take a look -- the blue lines, blue bars are the deal volumes and the green lines are the number of deals. we have not had a lot of deals but we've had the acquisition by valeant. why will they go out and make another large acquisition when it is still digesting this large acquisition? bill ackman is the largest shareholder. he is also a big shareholder in valeant. looking at inflows and outflows of funds that track different kinds of asset classes. try to handicap which ones are most at risk when we see rates begin to rise. what you are looking at here the flows as a percentage of assets under management since 2009. what has happened to the flows here? hi outflows? no. the have had high inflows. real estate investment trusts, that is the spectrum that way. these are the most at risk and they have yet to unwind. olivia: interesting. what is above the red line? julie: those that ar

as for david's tea jpmorgan and goldman sachs we have one outperform from william blair. had a strong performance for those shares. these david's tea shares have also done well, but not as well. june 4 at $19 when they became public. a big drop after earnings and shares were down on that day, 25% pullback. the shares are still up 18% from the ipo price. most of the neutral ratings we are hearing about our on valuation as shares have risen given that outperformance. a company that provides software that helps with e-commerce. most of the ratings are hold ratings. we have one by rating. it does have to do with valuation. the ticker shop. matt: i'm glad they got that. julie:shopify is up 84%. matt: we will take a quick break. we will come back and talk about the temperature. ♪ announcer: live from bloomberg headquarters in new york. this is "market makers," with erik schatzker and stephanie ruhle. stephanie: good morning. it is not :00 a.m. in new york city. i'm -- it is not :00 a.m. in new york city. i'm stephanie ruhle and you are watching market makers. matt: i matt mille

about treason and loyalty during the civil war with penn state university history professionor william blair. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. >> eliza johnson was 54-year-old and an invalid when she was thrust into the role of first lady. determined to be a helpmate to her husband andrew johnson as he navigated the turbulent to the end of the civil war reconstruction in the south. eliza johnson on "first ladies: influence and image, examining the public and private lives of those who filled first lady and their influence on the presidency" from martha washington to michelle obama sundays on "american history tv" on c-span3. >> the annual faith and freedom coalition conference began today in washington, d.c. with a lunch program that featured speakers including senator marco rubio of florida, senator rand paul of kentucky and senator ted cruz of texas, all candidates for the 2006 republican presidential -- 2016 republican presidential candidates. and republican congressman steve king of iowa. >> if we can grab our seats we're going to go ahead and get started. we have a pretty full p

william blair likes another big cap name biogen. this could outperform thanks to four highly anticipated clinical trials. you can see here the implied up side for this stock, 16%. another one, small cap is nektar. this is a name with a lot of assets. it's often overlooked. analysts expect a 38% gain over the next year. novavax, results for four clinical trials expected next quarter. that could gain 23% over the next year. lastly, kite pharma. this is a name that maxim group rated as a buy yesterday. that could gain 31% over the next year based on consensus estimate. names to check out. >>> from biotech stocks to micro bios. >> earlier we were talking about johnson&johnson which is trying to mine trillions of microorganisms this live in and on our body that scientists discovered have serious implication from our health from modifying our immune system to affecting our metabolism. one way johnson & johnson plans to use that for medicine is through identifying potential problems early on and targeting those to correct them before they

discussion about treason and loyalty during the civil war with penn state university professor william blair. to get our complete schedule at c-span.org the wall street journal hosted its annual meeting regarding financial issues fully facing the global economy. next they talk about corporate tax reform. this is 30 minutes. >> it's the base erosion and prophet shifting project. it hasn't had a lot of attention out there in the world but it seems to be a really big deal. we talk a little bit about what was in the letter and how you see that in terms of your own efforts to work on the tax code here. >> it certainly has the attention of tax writers, i can tell you that. first to first of all we believe in seeing countries compete for lower market barriers, free enterprise and not increase taxes up. >> which is exactly what this project is attempting to do. >> corrected is attempting to grab a tax base that we want make sure our treasury has united front against the best direction and the best project. that was the intention of us standing up and speaking with one voice on that. the other issue

a discussion about treason and loyalty on the civil war with penn state university professor, william blair. get our complete schedule at cspan.org. >>> janet yellens has no rate hike yet. she talked to reporters yesterday after the quarterly market meeting and ran questions on the employment rate and housing market. this is about an hour. >>> good afternoon. today the federal open market committee reaffirmed the current 0 to 0.25% target range for the federal funds rate. since the committee last met in april, the pace of job gains has picked up and labor market conditions have improved somewhat further. inflation has continued to run below our longer objective, but some of the downward pressure on inflation resulting from earlier sharp declines in energy prices is abating. the committee continues to judge that the first increase in the federal funds rate will be appropriate when it is seen further improvement in the labor market and is reasonably confident that inflation will move back to its 2% objective over the medium term. at our meeting that ended today, the committee concluded that t

a discussion about treason and loyalty with penn state united states professor william blair. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. "washington journal" continues. host: joining us at our table is missouri congresswoman vicki hartzler. congresswoman, you joined about 288 of your colleagues yesterday in voting down a bill that would have withdrawn u.s. forces from the conflict against isis unless a new war powers resolution was. why? >> i think it would be unwise to arbitrarily unilaterally withdraw our troops without any contingency plan. i think it is worthy of having the discussion on whether we need to authorize a new a umf. we have troops there in harm's way and we have all kinds of barbaric actions being taken by this new enemy. it's important that we do this wisely and i think it's prudent we take on this rising evil in the world and we need to have a strategy for it. host: autsdzization use of military force, when does that need to happen? when does that debate need to take place and when does a vote need to happen? >> any time we could and should probably do. that b

and later, a drugs about treason and loyalty with william blair. at the time our complete schedule at c-span.org. >>> the u.s. commission on civil rights looked at access to higher education for minority students. panel lists included representative from the department of education, chancellors from various universities and nonprofit organizations. this is an hour and a half. >> it's now 9:00. are you there? we'll get started. calling this briefing back into order. this is day two of the civil rights commission briefing on the effect of college access persistence and completion rate tons socioeconomic ability on minorities. i'm marty castro, chair of the u.s. commission of civil rights. today is may 29th. we call this briefing to order at 9:00 a.m. eastern time. present with me today in the headquarters of the civil rights commission is vice chair, patricia timmons-goodson, and commissioners, narasaki heirot, achtenberg. yesterday's panel which we held for a bulk of the day talking about these issues of persistence and completion and the impact it

at 11:00, a discussion about treason and loyalty during the civil war with william blair.et our complete schedule at c-span.org. >> several republican presidential candidates and potential candidate spoke at the annual faith and freedom coalition conference. on the second day, jeb bush, ben carson, john kasich, bobby jindal, and rick santorum. this part of the conferences two hours. it begins with new jersey governor chris christie. [applause] >> good morning. i appreciate the work you do every day in your communities to get our message out. i am distracted by this time proctor stuff. i am not barack obama. [laughter] [applause] we will do the best we can to ignore the glass panes in front of me. that might be the way it happens with the president, i'm not sure. [laughter] [applause] i saw something on one of the news stations last week to the president said something to this effect. the world respects america more because of my administration. i came to the conclusion that they that everything we have worried about is true. he is really living in his own world. look at wh

discussion about treason and loyalty during the civil war with penn state university history professor william blair. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. >> on tuesday, agriculture secretary tom vilsack spoke about child nutrition programs and the healthy hunger free kids' act which is said to expire on october 1st. house education and workforce committee considering a reauthorization of that law. congressman john kline shares this two-hour hearing. >> a quorum present on the committee, the workforce will come to order. good morning secretary vilsack. welcome to education workforce committee. thank you for joining us to discuss and issue i know we all care deeply about that's providing low in come children and families access to healthy meals and snacks. we know the important role nutrition plays in development and education. as i've said before it's just common sense if children are hungry or malnourished, they are less likely to succeed in the class roochl that's why the federal government long invested in programs that aim to provide most vulnerable students the nutrition assistance they nee

00, it is cash in on treason and loyalty during the civil war with penn state history professor william blair. get our complete schedule at www.c-span.org. >> the faith and freedom coalition today continued into the second day of its annual conference in washington. among those we would hear from new jersey governor chris christie, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, and presidential candidates jeb bush and ben carson. >> timothy hahn! [applause] >> good morning and welscome to the 2013 road to majority conference. we got started a little bit yesterday. some very encouraging, informative, and a little bit of vengeful -- eventful yesterday with lunch, with senator rubio senator paul, senator cruz. we look forward to hearing much more in the coming two days. all kinds of recognizable names. also some names that may not be as easily recognized, but are certainly emerging on the national scene. so before we officially get started, i wanted to say as we are gathering, certainly here at our conference and across the country, one of my great hopes for all folks engaged in the political process i

discussion about treason and loyalty during the civil war with penn state university history professor william blair. get our complete schedule at c-span.org. president obama talks about the shooting at the emmanuel ame church interest in, south carolina that killed nine people on wednesday. the president was joined by vice president biden in the briefing room at the white house. president obama: good afternoon, everybody. this morning i spoke with and vice president biden smoke with mayor riley and other people in charleston to express our deep sorrow over the senseless murders that took place last night. michelle and i know several members of emanuel a.m.e. church. we knew their pastor, reverend clementa pinckney, who gathered in prayer and fellowship and was murdered last night. and to say our thoughts and prayers are with them and their families and their community doesn't say enough to convey the heartache and the sadness and the anger that we feel. any death of this sort is a tragedy. any shooting involving multiple victims is a tragedy. there's something particularly heartbreaking about a dea

a discussion about treason and loyalty during the civil war at 11:00 with william blair.ur complete schedule at www.c-span.org. >> that's the american constitution society hosting a discussion about whether the supreme court is to be reformed. -- needs to be reformed. >> this program is being recorded by c-span. you may find it at any random our of the day or night for the next six years. before engineers are listing with panelists, i have to go to my -- one of which is to introduce myself. i teach at eel law school. i'm a member of the acs board. -- yale law school. i view our mission as helping to grow and sustain the next generation of progressive lawyers. i've been delighted to see how many students there are. that's why we are all here. we have a diverse panel. not everybody is necessarily on the same page and that is a good thing. cell phones must be turned off. done that. ok. we will have about 20 minutes of q&a. starting in 20 minutes past five, there will be cards. the cards will be collected -- if audience members with to tweet about the session or their experie

at 11:00, a discussion about treason and loyalty during the civil war with history professor william blair. get our complete schedule at www.c-span.org. republican candidates marco rubio, rand paul, and ted cruz spoke at the faith and freedom conference. the organization was founded by ralph reed. >> hello, everyone. everyone enjoying lunch so far? if we can grab our seats we're going to go ahead and get started. we have a pretty full program through the rest of the weekend on the whole, but particularly for the next hour and 30 or 40 minutes, i think this is going to be well worth all of our time. i hope y'all are as excited as we are. my name is timothy head, executive director for the faith and freedom coalition. and we are thrilled -- [applause] timothy: to be kicking off this year's majority conference. but as we begin this year's conference, we're reminded -- we had just a sober reminder, actually, just in the last several hours that the truth is while we love -- we love this country, the truth is that heaven is our home. and when we are visited by tragedy our hearts long for that ho

later come at 11:00 am a discussion about treason and loyalty during the civil war with william blairt our complete schedule at www.c-span.org. >> the new congressional directory is a handy guide to the 114 congress with color photos of every senator and house member, plus bio and contact information and twitter handles. district maps, a foldout map of capitol hill and a look at congressional committees, the president's cabinet, federal agencies and state governors. order your copy today. it is $13 and nine cents -- $13.95. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we are joined now by spencer chase. he is here to talk about country of origin labeling. thank you for being here. let's start by describing exactly what is a country of origin label. guest: it exists on a variety of agricultural products. as part of a 2008 farm bill. if you go to a grocery store and look at a package of meat there's information about where the animal was born and slaughtered. these labels are on a wide variety of agricultural products. a wide gamut of things. host: are they something consumers can find easi

william seale: the blairs. susan swain: do you know any more for him on that?nfilippo: well, julia entertained so much that -- quite possible. and i recognize the name comstock, both from the civil war years and julia's memoirs in the white house. and frequently congressmen or people who were looking to get in to see grant would try and do that through julia, or to gain favor from grant, they would frequently go through julia because she was so easy and accessible to them. susan swain: our next is a call from judy watching us in brooklyn. hi, judy. judy: good evening. i had two questions. since general grant smoked so many cigars, i was wondering if julia or the children have any respiratory problems. and my other question was since england had leaned so heavily toward the confederacy, what were the relations like during the grant administration with england? susan swain: thanks very much. pamela sanfilippo: good questions. none of the -- neither julia nor the children ended up with any respiratory problems. of course, grant ended up with throat cancer from smo

discussion about treason and loyalty during the civil war with penn state university history professor william blairr complete schedule at c-span.org. >> up next treasury secretary jack lew takes questions about the economy. he testified at the house financial services committee chaired by congressman hansarling. [inaudible conversations] >> the committee will come to order. without objection the chair is authorized to declare a recess for any time. this is for the purposes of receiving the annual testimony of the persons of the financial stability oversight council. i now recognize myself for five minutes. when democrats 1st past the dodd frank act they claim the financial stability oversight council was one of its crown jewels. fs oc whose agency heads now failed and would be clearly able to identify risk to financial stability and take action before these emerging threats metastasizing to another crisis. a fatal crisis. a fatal flaw was always the failure, perhaps the deliberate refusal of dodd frank supporters to recognize that among the greatest threats to financial stability are washington pol

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