there's a long academic literature. countries tend to deliver a better economic outcome, higher growth, higher employment levels, in previous incarnations of my professional life i have helped a lot of countries manage economic crisis. i worked at a firm that invested across a lot of countries. the countries that have had central-bank independence delivered more stable inflation and higher, stable growth. that is what i think about independence. it is important to have independence come along and together with transparency and accountability that we serve and given to the mandate by congress a part of that transparency. they are statements, there are reports, we tried to be as transparent as possible. in terms of connecting expectations with central-bank independence. >> if i could ask about the framework review that is taking place over the next few months, what would be your key priority in terms of altering the framework? >> i'm not going to be able to front run that decision. i enjoyed working with my colleagues on

i look at long-term and real rate.i talked to business people that tell me what investment attentions are in terms of the energy in this country and the shift in demand for energy that means investment demand is higher therefore it probably means higher long-term rate. i look at all of these things. so, yeah. that is the answer. you wanted number, right? >> i know you're not going to give me a number. [laughter] >> when you're talking about balancing the very important speech. we may be in an environment where there is essentially a conflict between the two sides of the mandate. the inflation in the mandate. you talk about the relative weight. how you weigh the deviations relative to the objective. >> so, you want more numbers. okay. what i would say is, what i try to say when i was talking is you know, most of the time it is appropriate for the fomc, my perspective to have a balanced approach that looks both at the employment and at the inflation side of the mandate. and, that requires inflation to be anchored. if the

a year-long c.r. would negatively impact our economy. a year-long c.r. creates economic unis not and job insecurity because it prevents federal agencies from making new hires and starting new programs. it delays contracts and applications for grants, which reduce the level of services agencies provide, while also increasing costs. and it reduces funding for nearly every federal program that america relies on, like v.a. medical care, food assistance programs. donald trump and shadow president musk have already thrown hundreds of thousands of public employees in limbo, a c.r. would only endanger their livelihoods. but that's not the only disastrous implication of a year-long c.r. a year-long c.r. would undermine our national security and readiness. the department of defense would have to slow recruiting efforts and delay service member moves, throwing our military families into limbo, not to mention it would potentially negate the 14.5% pay raise for junior enlisted, delay military housing projects, and

ready kind of consensus on accommodation with israel long, long ago starting with try that in the dining group and building over the years through the abraham accords. i don't see that changing i you see if anything it cool less thing and strengthening as they are about conflict between the palestinian player. it's better today and, and the really plays out and have a lot of companies in universe for all finite type of way that the, such as i do for all the gosh for interrupting you. but i just want to get a last question from harvey. i have in terms of how palestinians themselves, both on the west by and kind of guys are seeing the situation that is unfolding in gaza. do you think the palestinians do see any sort of optimism for a future in guys or do the csc as far or as a return toward inevitable? looked like just to make a few points. i think many people are very concerned, not just them. what that return to the general side of the more in gossip, but also they what's happening here in the westbound and i think that the students feel totally abundant. they're particularly way in the

the republic couldn't distance the us from long time. you were p and allies, the ukraine. plenty more issues because we explained this out as well as the democratic republic of the congo office, the u. s. a new ports of partnership to access the bible nations, not to riches, but they all see ones. washington. suppose they gain some of that since the case of elusive the central african country on behalf of neighboring bewanda the a very well welcome to you. this is on the international with the world news. ok, thank is quite happy with us on top story of loss them as a landscape, but the hands that feeds them and is now facing the music. the us has reportedly posed on of its military age shipments to ukraine. a white house official told the media that he has must stop the war as old as by donald trump. the present has been clear that he is focused on piece. we need our partners to be committed to that goal as well. we're pausing and reviewing our aid to ensure that it is contributing to a solution. well, we haven't heard any public confir

we've been a long and we sample. i said, thanks. you have the these can we gave you the president, 350000000000 dollar you will you for your military equipment, then you tell us, i don't want to cease fire. i don't want to cease fire. that was with the a guy named bite and who is not a smart person. this is going to be great television. i was pretty shocking exchange and the white house there, but it's not really that's surprising. that's the landscape would have that kind of behavior. i mean, after all, he's used to being the by the administration's golden boy, he's re easiest to getting whatever he wants from the us government, but the times have changed. and now the trump administration is saying that the lensky is biting the hand that feeds him last friday. president zalinski was moments away from signing an economic lifeline. and instead, he put the card ahead of the horse and he bid the hand that is feeding in the united states and the american people are tired of putting the bill for this war. president trump wants to negotia

and there's no long term guarantee of that. the entire system meets dynamic, so we don't know the future with don't know the climate. so we do those, that's why we should keep going on the european union in collaboration and to see the future with our neighbors and not without the s meanwhile, believes there is another reason the water should be shed and that only man, walter was a social good it doesn't belong to one country or one person. it belongs to the whole of humanity. that's an argument that in future may seem quaintly hopeful, as the war to humanity needs to survive, becomes ever more guess. don't know how to 0 on degree, spoke area border. dozens of traffic and victims of inver patch related to indonesia also being fools to work. an online scam sent as a male ma, but hundreds of thousands of people in south east asia is still there and under the control of a criminal gangs, some victims of trap for years and describe being tortured and be soon. jessica washington reports from chickasha. exhausted and overwhelmed, the

and they'll have to kind of consensus on accommodation with israel long, long ago. starting with trends that in the dining group and building over the years through the abraham accords. i don't see that changing i. you see if anything is cool, less thing and strengthening as they are about conflict between the power standing and a player. it's glenna today and, and the really plays out how do i want to come to the universe for all finite type of way that the, the sizes i just roll the dice for interrupting you. but i just want to get a last question from a how we have in terms of how palestinians themselves, both on the west bank and gaza, seeing the situation that is unfolding in gaza. do you think the palestinians do see any sort of optimism for a future in guys or do they see a cease fire or is a return toward inevitable angle take just to make a few points? i think many people are very concerned, not just them. what that return to the general site, little more in ga so, but also they what's happening here in the westbound. and i think that the students feel tota

while it has long been a key link in the global arms trade. its role has only intensified since the beginning of the conflict in east and ukraine. and goodness, is it going to be on today when they finally fess up to those bio labs that definitely don't exist, but not quite as ugly as when people find any realize the extent of the blood on. so lensky is tons right now, you guys are going around and forcing conscripts to the front lines because you have the manpower problems. you should be thinking, depress it for her to bring it into this, into your claim that you say what prominence we have. i have been to come on, i've actually, i've actually watched in seen the stories and i know what happens is you bring people, do you bring them on a propaganda tor mister president? are, do you disagree that you've had problems with bringing people in your military defending of teenagers to the sole source, just the type of the ice book? just wait until all those may fro, fall as a full is to admit that feller and fatigues who have a soul the rest of prie

we've been a long and we sample. i said, thanks. you have the on the scale, we gave you the president, $350000000000.00 you what we call your military equipment. then you tell us, i don't want to cease fire. i don't want to cease fire. that was with the a guy named bite and who is not a smart person. this is going to be great television. i will say, yeah. so that the unprecedented scenes of the oval office, i still can't get over here. but since then everything seems to be moving at lightning speed. so just talk and see what else we've been hearing from us officials. well, a lot of officials in the trump administration had been saying that they need someone at the helm and ukraine who's actually willing to negotiate. and zalinski just does not seem willing to do that right now on top of that. so once he keeps saying that he need security guarantees, but j. d vance has already said that this minerals deal is essentially the best security guarantees going to get. you can come to the oval office and say, give us security guarantees. we

i mean, long term i'm just not we're at all. i'm not feeling it at all.o i was a stockbroker, and eaton vance came around with a pitch, and and the pitch was they're embracing capitalism, next is going to be democracy. don't worry, the returns are going to be great. you've made close to five times your money in that, but you could are made 25 times your money in the s&p 500 fund. the returns is are not been great even with all that economic growth. >> look, fair enough to be skeptical about the chinese economy. and investors need to be on their toes about changes in the global economy more broadly. the trump administration, senior officials there think that we're in a moment of big global change towards something called a multipolar world where there's lots of different centers of power, and they think this is the opportunity for the for the to rewrite the rules of global business. is we're just at the beginning of this process, but we could see a big change in the way that companies operate in the world. jack: if we're kind of splitting up the world wher

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ken, it's going to be a long day. thank you for starting it with us here. talk a little bit about what we're hearing from the white house, the way that the president is going to lay out these first few weeks of his second term. >> yeah. >> i mean, this is. >> really president trump's. opportunity to explain. >> the rapid changes that we've. seen in these first six weeks. you know, typically a president will come in, do his first speech, and he will ask congress for help to get his agenda through. >> trump has really already acted. >> in many ways. >> and so this will be much of an explanation of why he's done some of the things that he's. >> done. >> whether it be on tariffs, on the economy. we have obviously, news overnight on that front, on ukraine. on immigration. so i think it will be really an opportunity for him to lay out his. >> rationale for this. >> rapid effort that he's been, you know, pursuing, especially with doge as well. >> can we talk. >> a little. >> bit about the juxtaposition that some americans may wonder about as they're watching a spe

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how long can that last?tion especially at the assembly level into the u.s. the real question is what is the endgame? to stop illegal immigration and drugs, bring jobs back to the u.s., or is it to garner more support for political theater? difficult to understand where they are going with this. if they would explicitly say, if we bring more jobs back to the u.s., more manufacturing, that is our endgame, companies would know how to proceed. i think we are seeing some reshore in a production to the u.s. and north america, but once again, shutting of canada and mexico is difficult to do because it is a contiguous supply chain that's been set up for decades to be very efficient. there are lots of parts and mexico that you cannot get americans to make cost-effectively. it would be a higher cost, higher than 25%, to bring it back to the u.s. annmarie: also the renegotiation of usmca next year. if tariffs stay in place, what is the point of usmca? john: i think that is what is going on, trying to get it done as fas

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long, long time. okay. all right, matt, hang tight for me, okay? and i'll get back with you. right? >> well, the deputy ran huddle's license and registration and then came back and asked him to get out of his vehicle. now, what you're about to see is when things turn deadly. the deputy informed huddle he was under arrest. huddle turned and then ran back into the car shouting, quote, i'm shooting myself. we're going to let this whole exchange play out in real time. we do want to warn you, it is disturbing. >> okay, so today you're getting off with a verbal warning for the speed. however, your habitual traffic violator, i know. which means that you are at a felony status for driving while suspended. so today you are going to come with me. i can't, i can't. you're going to have to. okay. you're going to come with me today. all right. no, i can't go to jail for this. you're going to have to come. can i get a ride? no. are you sure this is a violate my this. listen to me, okay? number one, it's a felony offense. there's no there's no leeway with felonies in the state of indiana. n

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so as long as russia remains in his current configure, the patient has a kind of empire of sorts that was the sped by gobbling up. you crazy to a big around fire. but as long as it remains that we can keep these regions the boss, and i think it's a fair apple lee. but now the idea is how to formulate it. because russia was probably a official recognition. and you praying does not want to grant that because that does that override international law. so that is the conundrum with facing piece that. thank you so much for your time and your perspective pizza zone that you have executive director of the razor democracy initiative. it's time for the whether his car had low. then let's take a brief look at the weather across a south america and more heavy rain is set to pour and across northern parts of the region. we're looking at some severe storms once again for equitable and peru we. i'd like to see further flooding here with the potential for land slides that what picture extends across into north eastern areas of brazil, where we have got warnings on sunday for fun the storms, but inst

you can see just a lot of cloud cover is hanging with us all morning long.e could see some coastal drizzle from time to time as well and even into the afternoon. limited sunshine out there and temperatures really struggling to even break out of the 50s at that hour. so do expect just mostly cloudy skies today. we'll keep that trend going of cooler than average temperatures for the month of march. we see those numbers mainly in the 50s to low 60s. let's check in with sue hall. see how we're doing on the roads this time. >> thanks, drew. and yeah, it's fat tuesday and it's moving nicely as you make your way past the northgate mall. this is san rafael. those tail lights headed in the southbound direction and through central marin. looking great all the way to the golden gate bridge. no problems if you're traveling the 80 corridor this morning, we always like to give you that time frame. it is the busiest section of freeway in the entire bay area, so you're looking at about a 40 minute drive from hercules into san francisco via the bay bridge toll plaza. 8-80 is

we've been a long and we sample. i said, thanks. you have the on the scale, we gave you the president, $350000000000.00 you we, for your military equipment, then you tell us, i don't want to cease fire. i don't want to cease fire. that was with the a guy named bite and who is not a smart person. this is going to be great television. i will say, oh since then that's friday is the oval office. absolutely unprecedented thoughts, things seems to be moving at lightning speed. what else we've been hearing from us sufficient while american politicians, for the most part in the trump administration, are saying that they need someone at the helm and ukraine that they can negotiate with things. lensky just does not seem willing to negotiate with anybody. at this point. and i top of that wants to keep saying that he need security guarantees of any sort of deal is going to be put through. but defense has already said that the best security guarantee is going to get is this minerals deal, which he himself refused to sign. you can't come to the o

and that was long before the ukrainian invasion. as for president trump, here is what he is saying. >> well, i just think he should be more appreciative because this country has stuck with them through thick and thin. >> and many republicans are trying to walk a line here. you know, we've all lived through this. so we know that on, say, domestic issues, which are often quite simple, right? red and blue teams and republicans who used to say whatever about a domestic issue will flip for trump because he's the president on team red. foreign policy can be more complicated. and quite frankly, some republicans like mitch mcconnell or lindsey graham historically have said, well, we'll be team players on everything but matters of fundamental foreign policy principle, because we're fighting, in some cases, autocrats or nuclear armed powers or etc. so what do we have now after this honestly spectacle in the oval office? well, here's what we're hearing. what we. >> don't have right now is president. zelensky saying, i am ready to. take the ste

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he's been at this a long time. i know exactly what he said for all of his career until the last four weeks, about vladimir putin. so he's either got to decide that i'm going to stay true to my principles and try to get this back on track, or he's going to go down in history as one of the worst secretary of states in history. he will look horrible if he just capitulates and goes along with this. now, i hope that he saw this as a mess, and i hope that the diplomats will take over. by the way, diplomacy is done better behind closed doors, not with cameras rolling. and i think it's really incumbent upon the secretary of state right now to reach out to his ukrainian counterparts, get the relationship back on track, sign the minerals deal and resuscitate, which right now is incredibly broken bilateral relationship with ukraine. >> and what are united states allies thinking as they witness what happened, the chaos that happened today in the oval office. and they see how a foreign head of state is being treated by the pres

i'm the us invoice let's especially long boys. the wood cost has been saying for days now that he's planning to go to the region. state department has confirmed that he will be traveling to the area in the middle of this week. now not quite clear, what do you say mean to accomplish state department says one of 2 things, either to extend phase one of the ceasefire to allow for the release of more of those being held captive in gaza. or else to move the whole process through to the 2nd phase. israel has said that it has accepted the proposal by woodcock to extend phase one. although woodcock has not made this proposal public at all and how much itself has turned down this particular proposal. so not quite clear what would cost aims that achieving at most perhaps he can get an extension of that phase $1.00 to prevent a resumption of full hostility, perhaps as well. he could talk about introducing phase to something that israel has made very clear. it is not interested in doing at this stage by kind of, i'll just hear a washington. me

john is a long time leading washington dc advocate for consumers working in across areas privacy data food airlines telecommunications, the list goes on we are delighted to have them here today. and agreeing to my right is former senior advisor for fair and competitive markets for the agricultural marketing service at usda. andy was single-handedly responsible for injecting Ãi really want to think the two of you for joining us for this conversation. we know how important food is to the average american consumer. just about numbers on what i said earlier, food accounts for about 13 percent some of the consumer's budget, housing is 37 percent some of the consumer budget, transportation 17%. food inflation rose 5% per year whereas average inflation rose about 2.7% per year. that's about double what consumers were paying for food in the grocery store and restaurant and food service over the last 10 years. obviously price increases can be due to a lot of things, scarcity, opportunistic price gouging but there is a lot of market power in our supply chains, as i noted earlier, especially the

inland it's not going to last long. of clouds and sunshine and temperatures will warm up to normal for this time of year, but we'll run a few degrees below average along the coast and in san francisco because the fog will be quite a bit more stubborn in those locations and that has an impact on the overall temperature trend across the bay area, only mid-50s along the coast, a couple degrees warmer in san francisco. the farther inland you go, the warmer temperatures get, a few spots hitting the upper 60s far inland in the north bay, for the most part, low to mid-60s inland, mid-50s along the coast. these numbers are more reasonable for the beginning of march except for the spots along the coast about 4 or 5 degrees below normal. everybody will be a good 4 to 5 degrees below normal on sunday because the rain moves in. it's not going to be a substantial rainmaker. this is going to be a progression of light showers that makes its way into the north bay as the sun goes down tomorrow evening with the bulk of that first wave o

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so you'll notice that change all weekend long.he high clouds and also some fog doing its thing, working its way back into the bay for tonight. current numbers. santa rosa has cooled off to 49, concord is 58, palo alto 52. in san francisco, checking in 50 degrees. here is our live camera. as you can see in the east bay, i believe. and we do have the fog trying to work its way back into the picture. so overnight tonight, if you're waking up early, that fog could impact visibility. so just be extra careful out there as we've added that to the forecast tomorrow morning. temperatures will be in the 40s to start things off, and there's the chance we'll see what happens. we could have a dense fog advisory issued for portions of the bay area. so a cooler saturday as this system marches closer to our coastline. this will eventually produce some rain showers as well. so here's the plan this weekend saturday clouds and then some sunday off and on. showers with the possibility of a thunderstorm. this will also impact the sierras. well, this w

and this has been going on for a long time. we, of course, know about russia's interference in the 2016 election through cyber warfare that helped donald trump. this time around, though, russia is very aggressively using cyber warfare, and the notion that we would stop offensive cyber warfare against russia is a complete. acknowledgment and concession to russia that we are not going to put pressure on them. i don't know what peace deal he's talking about, anderson. basically, he wants ukraine to cave. that's the only thing that i can tell. >> it's rather chilling. there's a kremlin spokesman said before the trump zelenskyy meeting this past friday that the new u.s. foreign policy and i'm quoting, largely coincides with our vision. and after the meeting, as you know, former russian president dmitry medvedev said that zelenskyy, quote, said of zelenskyy, quote, the insulin pig finally got a proper slap down in the oval office. and donald trump is right. the kyiv regime is gambling with world war iii. this idea that the u.s. and r

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and then he gave another minute and a half long.he best speech of the night was the first one in the category of supporting actor. kieran culkin won for his role in the movie "a real pain." he used the speech to remind his wife that she promised him another baby if he ever won the oscar. we can have a fourth kid. we have good news. adrien brody's speech went on so long, the culkins were able to conceive and deliver a 6 pound baby girl. [ applause ] her name is anora. anora culkin. "anora" was the big winner last night. "anora" got five oscar, including best picture. conan o'brien did a great job as host of the oscars. [ cheering ] in fact, they said today, conan did such a good job, the oscars announced that next year they're giving it to jay leno to host. speaking of giving this is apparently the word of the year now for those working the oscars red carpet it's giving me a headache. >> selena gomez is giving us hollywood bombshell. >> she was giving us some body, okay. she was giving us some sparkle. >> it's giving like right now i

i have known him for a long time. i have dealt with him for a long time. he had to suffer through the russia hoax. it was all biden. it was nothing to do with him so he had to suffer through that and he was able to do that. i think he wants to make a deal and he would like to see it end. that's all i do. my whole life, that's what i do, make deals. i am in the middle of a mess because this is a real mess. it's a dangerous one. if this does not get solved it's not going to get solved for a long time so i hope we will get it solved. in the back please. >> prime minister starmer claims repeatedly that his government believes in free speech and is not engaged in censorship but people are being arrested and they are pressuring companies to censor americans. how can he be a reliable partner when he says things that are demonstrably false on an important topic? pres. trump: we spoke to him and we thought they took it too far. jd was very strong on it and so was i. so was marco. would you like to say something? >> we have concerns with the conduct, of the, particu