Returning money back to investors. Whats behind it and what it means for the Hedge Fund World the Investment Committee is ready to go. Halftime report starts right now. Good to have you with us. Our Investment Committee in front of you right there, joe terra nova and pete that jdiana becky quick reporting it could come as early as today, 5trillion did assets under management best day since 08 Charles Schwab for its best day since november of 2011 a lot to talk about here. The potential synergies are all about costs. If you think about it, Td Ameritrade has been this serial acquirer over the last couple of years and have been able to with scott trade have cost synergies and in terms of reduction of 60 to 70 i dont think youll have that type of Cost Reduction here with Charles Schwab i think it will be somewhere around 40 to 50 in terms of cost synergies but a strong dea for them specifically. Obviously very negative for etrade. I had talked about a couple of weeks back that etrade poten
Hurricane dorian is still pummeling the islands as coastal states prepare for the worst its tuesday, september 3rd and Worldwide Exchange begins right now. Good morning, good afternoon, good evening and welcome from wherefore in the world you may be watching. Thanks for tuning in to Worldwide Exchange live on your screen right now its Hurricane Dorian, the monster storm will not move. Its sitting over the bahamas doing incredible damage over the weekend. All of this as they all declared states of emergency. Well give you more coming up in a few minutes. Heres how your money and Global Markets are setting up tuesday coming off one of the best weeks of the year last week. A very different story today down 189 points. All of this as the latest round is taking place over the weekend and beijing filing a complaint with the World Trade Organization as futures fall, bond yields are down fractionally begin. A benchmark yield. That is a negative real yield effectively. If you get this income an
The two year note at 1. 496 and then lets show you what is going on overnight in asia as i mentioned, these tariffs going into effect today, youre looking at a mixed picture there, the hang seng off just marginal the shanghai composite up just a little bit we are monitoring Hurricane Dorian and well take you live to the path of dorian in a few minutes but we want to talk about hong kong and whats going on there, the protests continue here lets get to chris with the latest theyre now in their 13th week in hong kong and this last one has already been the most violent over the weekend we saw battles between police and protestors who turned out to the streets by the tens of thousands. First very peacefully and then things got violent and some of them threw bricks and bars at Police Police responded with a volley of tear gas. A water cannon and something that we hadnt seen before putting blue dye in the water in order to identify protestors afterwards and things got uglier when he chased a
of the space program explain why the famed mercury 7 astronauts went into space but not any of the 13 so-called first lady astronaut trainees. this oral history from 1999 is from the nasa johnson space center history collection. .. this is carol butler and i m doing an oral history for the nasa history office with wally funk, retired ntsb investigator, senior flight instructor, chief pilot, wonderful woman of aerospace. thank you for joining us today. thank you very much for having me. to begin, if we could talk briefly about your early career and your interest in aviation developing and how you moved forward and to the aerospace career as a woman. well, aerospace was not really a name in my young life. flying airplanes was. i had got my first try at flying, just pure flying, by flying my superman cape off my daddy s foreign when i was about five years old. and i was allowed to make airplanes out a blocks of balsam wouldn t hang them from my ceiling when i went on the c
this is carol butler and i m doing an oral history for the nasa history office with wally funk, retired ntsb investigator, senior flight instructor, chief pilot, wonderful woman of aerospace. thank you for joining us today. thank you very much for having me. to begin, if we could talk briefly about your early career and your interest in aviation developing and how you moved forward and to the aerospace career as a woman. well, aerospace was not really a name in my young life. flying airplanes was. i had got my first try at flying, just pure flying, by flying my superman cape off my daddy s foreign when i was about five years old. and i was allowed to make airplanes out a blocks of balsam wouldn t hang them from my ceiling when i went on the college. i, was allowed to take flying as my mother had dearly love flying, and her father wouldn t allow her to. so, they encourage me then to go on into my aviation career. i was at a girls school for two years, got my private ther