Still rock bottom. 30year bond looks like, this up 17 basis points with the year on the 30year at 1. 192 . Supporting the economy and threat of coronavirus. President trump floated the idea of payroll tax yesterday and help for industries and that sent futures higher last night. We will take a look on exactly whats involved. Voters in 6 states are heading to the polls today. Investing in apple, history, how you could own one of the first Apple Computers ever made and fully functional. Mornings with maria is live right now. Maria we have a bounce going on, all positive following the big selloff and rebound this morning. Cac quarante in paris up 3 and a half percent and. In asia overnight, green across the board as well. Take a look at this, the numbers up, shanghai composite, Chinese Market up almost 2 right now, overnight rather. The Japanese Central bank has been buying equities. Also this morning some of the top stories that we are watching this morning, chinese president xi jinping
It is called the high cost of good intentions, the history of. U. S. Entitlement programs. John thank you very much. I left omb in the mid in 1998hen returned to serve as the deptive omb then left again and returned stanford. What were the lessons that thelearned working at office of management and budget. What were the lessons that you learned working at the office of management and budget. Well it seemed it was toward spen. D more as you know Ronald Reagan more than any other president. How powerful they were. The Biggest Surprise in the if. Was fr yes. Yes. Tell that story. True with Social Security. But the Franklin Roosevelt of was not like the Franklin Roosevelt of 1933. Franklin roosevelt in 1633 managed to roosevelt of 1933. In his first year in office, he removed nearly 400,000 i disabledd war the rolls he re duesed by 50 percent and extra in ry change in the whole history of Entitlement Programs. Interesting about it was the way he went about it. Entered office, of course, we
Provide an achieving economy. We try to help people connect to Business Ownership and helping business strategies. We also spend a lot of time think about how to reconnect people to work, how to reconnect people to good jobs and stimulate the creation of good jobs. As for working in america series with think about whats going on in the changing nature of work and the United States, how should we understand that, should rethink about it and apartment what does that mean for the vast majority of americans, people and families to support themselves on their earnings to the work. We are delighted to have the support of the ford foundation, the Walmart Foundation, and the predigital foundation for our working in america series and we are grateful to them for their partnership and support as we bring this series to you. Todays conversation is around farmworkers, and we have a treat today because we have both an author who is going to be talking about her book, and a panel to include sort of
The apollo 13 mission. This hour long interview was part of the oral history project. Oral history [ inaudible ] date is march 12, 1999. You cut your teeth in Mission Control as a Flight Controller responsible for spacecraft guidance and navigation. How did you manage to get in on the ground floor of a program like this . And what was your secret . It was not easy. I had actually tried to go to work for nasa in 1962 and the guy that interviewed me was gene kranz. Kranz and i couldnt get together on money so i said to heck with you and i went off and did something else. I went to General Dynamics in fort worth. But i knew i wanted to get there so bad. Finally two years later in 1964 i took a pay cut and went to work for kranz, with melbrooks and started out as a Flight Controller. The reason that i did, agina was what we were going to join up gemny with. I worked at the Satellite Test Center in california right after i got out of the air force in 1960. We flew those early flights from v
Meeting at West Running Brook middle school. They are making an appearance here tonight, we are watching the appearance here tonight, then interviewing some people. About 250,000 about 250 people are expected to attend. Joe adams and senator judd gregg. [applause] ladies and gentlemen, will you all please rise for the pledge of allegiance. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Oorah you, jim. It is a pleasure for kathy and i to be here and very bank tonight. We are big fans in derry tonight. We are big fans of the robert frost home across the street. We have spent a lot of time trying to keep it preserved. It is a special night for us to be back in derry. It is an extraordinary night for us to have the opportunity to introduce to you two people. The first person i want to talk about is the person i think should be the next president of the United Sta