mike santoli reporting for us. >>> we're also seeing a big reaction to that cpi report in the bond market. interest rates moving markedly higher. rick santellioins us now from chicago. hi, rick. >> hi, tyler. indeed. it's a hot day and it's due to hot cpi. let's start at the beginning. let's look at year over year core cpi. came out 3 .9%. that's the ten-year chart. nobody thought inflation would be linnier. now, here is the most important chart, in my opinion, and i'll tell you why in one second. this is a year over year cpi core, which they start the index. this is the index that everything is derived from. when you say up .3, down .3, they look three different indexes. this is the year over year core. it started in 1957. today it was 3.14.44, it's never been higher. now here is the rub, okay. you heard all the analysts today, smart economists, erb with one refrain and that is, wow, there's the seasonality, january. it's called a reset of prices. it happens at the beginning of the year prices go up. but don't worry because january and february most likely will moderate. so what they're saying is that that chart i just showed you 314.44, if