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Stocks near their session highs. 1, 2, 3 all, and its really in the bond markety yields are, yes, soaring today much the twoyear note, highest levels, five years at its highest level since 2010, and the tenyear at its highest level since july of 2014 at 2. 65 meantime ge going the other way, down below 16, lowest levels since december, theyre moving the etf that mimics them, hitting a new multiyear high more on the m a that is fueling this group thats ahead brian . Thank you, tyler. Another rough day for bitcoin, it is down nearly 7 , more what is fueling that slide and where the cryptos go fr...

Next, navy and marine corps leaders will discuss the state of the Naval Aviation fleet and National Maritime policy at a forum cohosted by the center for strategic and International Studies and the u. S. Naval institute. Live coverage starting shortly here on cspan3. While we wait for this discussion at the center for strategic and International Studies to start, a look at other happening on the cspan networks today. The National Business group on health discusses how the Largest Companies are handling health care. That will be live, 10 a. M. Eastern on our companion network, cspan2. Then at 1...

Was booby trapped or if the explosion was simply an accident, but theyre saying it looks like some type of natural gas incident and the authorities havent said if the victim was the owner being convicted. They told us that the tenant had been there since 2010 and stopped paying rent in may. What are investigators saying . Is it possible that the victim could have died before the explosion . Its absolutely a possibility. Investigators cant say right now, if he died before or as a result of tex mroegs. Its certainly something theyre looking into. This is an unusual incident. Thank you. Now, to t...

Welcome to bbc news. Utility companies could be charged by the hour for digging up busy roads when they work on improving their infrastructure. Ministers hope the policy would force contractors in england to speed up repairs, or carry out work at night to reduce traffic delays caused by their projects. Roadworks cost the economy £4 billion a year due to due to delayed deliveries and people being unable to get to work on time. The proposals follow successful trials in london and kent, which saw severe congestion fall by more than 50 . The charges, which could be up to £2,500 an hour, aim to e...

Welcome to bbc news. Utility companies could be charged by the hourfor digging up busy roads when they work on improving their infrastructure. Ministers hope the policy would force contractors in england to speed up repairs or carry out work at night to reduce traffic delays caused by their projects. Roadworks cost the economy £4 billion a year due to delayed deliveries and people being unable to get to work on time. The proposals follow successful trials in london and kent which saw severe congestion fall by more than 50 . The charges, which could be up to £2,500 an hour, aim to encourage U...