matthew basel are joins us now. biggest through the step. what did you find?thew: this chart shows how things have been flowing down. a year ago, this is the american workforce's collect a paycheck. how fast it is growing. a year ago it was growing 5.6%. now it is growing 3.6%. payroll is slowing down. the wage growth and the growth in hours worked has not really been there to pick up the slack and drive overall income higher yet. that is important for consumption, because we are not really seeing much credit growth right now. the question is, what is going to continue to provide consumption going forward if this kind of thing keep slowing down? joe: what if the fed had hike interest rates? matthew: it probably would have been a messy day and markets, even more so than it was. i think janet yellen. state bullet. joe: you hear people saying that she screwed up, but you think that vindicated her? matthew: a little bit. there is not a lot of inflationary pressure. there is no rush to go. this is not necessarily a bad report. need to't necessarily do more easing o

basel be in the 30' s to the lower range of the 40' s tomorrow. we will see maybe a passing shower tomorrow night and then friday off and on with the shower to be. similar temperatures saturday. 50' s, lower 60' s. behind second-level disturbance, we have a wave of low pressure coming in, not all of that in liquid form on saturday. warming in the morning hours back into the 40' s, lower 50' s. far northern parts across the state, coldest temperatures right now look to be on sunday with highs only in the 40' s with gusty winds, and then sunday night, temperatures drop back into the 20' s to mid-30' s, so that is the chilly us of the air with the system. and you can see a pretty fairly quick rebound come on monday we start back into the 60' s on tuesday, and a milder stretch next week. we are not quite done with the milder temperatures, but certainly a chilly weekend is on the way. let' s head to cook' s corner. erin: looking like great strides in against cancer -- making strides against breast cancer walk. we' re joined by linda dinoto from the ame

basel. good to see you. what are your thoughts and reaction of joe biden that he's not running for president. >> for a lot of folks it would have been great political theater just to see him in there. >> yes. >> he has been highly regarded as someone who is incredibly authentic, and we love to hear him speak. he's a great democrat. in terms of his ability to carry the torch of the obama presidency would absolutely be true and on point. not to say that hillary clinton can't, because i think she can. but it would have been great political theater. having said that, folks here particularly in new york who love hillary and want to see her win this nomination and win the presidency, now now can say, now that that's settled let's put the full weight behind the senator. >> let me bring it another way. you said political theater, and does that--is that a way of saying political theater but not a serious threat in your mind? to hillary clinton? >> you know, no, i mean, it would have shaken up the race. i think your e

. >> reporter: he was identified as 19-year-old basel sidar a palestinian from the west bank. just hours later, at jerusalem's central bus terminal, another palestinian man stabs and injures a 72-year-old israeli woman. he, too, is shot dead by police. israel is on high alert. hundreds of additional security forces called up. police checkpoints increased. palestinian neighborhoods sealed off restricting movement. israel is warning that bodies of attackers will not be returned to families, and their homes will be demolished. but palestinians are also mourning. 30 dead in recent weeks. some of them attackers but many of the killed were protesters. the funeral of one in bethlehem was followed by more clashes with israeli police. palestinians claim a double standard. that israel cracks down on palestinian attackers, but goes easy on israeli extremists. their anger, fuelled by social media and viral videos like this one, allegedly showing an injured 13-year-old palestinian left to bleed. israel released its own video showing knife wielding palestinians. both sides feel under siege.

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basel >> grant: alenia new prediction there is now very little doubt this will be a very wet winter four years of drought could see a lot more of this and this and this torrential downpours of mudslides flooding power outages in 1997 record all milhaud was being called the climate event of the century the time lapse comparing 1997 with 2015 red showing warmer seas the blue color temperatures warming pacific ocean dramatic effect on our weather national weather service is predicting a warm winter for most of the southern u.s. the 33% more rain than average in northern california 40% in the bay area 50 in southern california one expert at the jet propulsion laboratory trend toward extreme weather makes it hard to define what is normal climatologist fell patrick says north america this will definitely not the normal winter. >> pam: after days of summer like temperatures actually feels and looks like fall outside today bannister of the loss on the weather details live shot there as he approached the bay bridge a lot of low clouds hovering over the east bay area said francisco peninsula inlan

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they know on the house, mike basel will be six years on the senate.to go home with -- to live with the laws of the past. the problem with a lot of these guys is that they cannot get hired. , the way they have the seasons, go home and whytheir farms, that is they had recesses to go home and play their field and harvest and grow. are really against professional politicians, it narrows it down to tito's people in the republican field and none of the democrats. trump -- did not know trump served any years as president. david: no, candidates that are not professional politicians. ken: two they work good? david: it was a good idea. ken: your witness be an i have got to go. .tephanie: a viewer question a fan by the name of stanley druckenmiller writing in as chairman nyu, health care institutions at an astonishing rate what is your secret? i'm not sure if he is home or working or watching. ken: an incredible love affair with each other. david: that is making news. ken: it is ok. let me tell you why. areoth share one thing we we share values. not political, b

basel smigel, executive director of the new york state democratic party.san del percentio. nice to have you here. susan, let me start with you. >> sure. >> is this a committee for the purpose of investigating benghazi or is this a political matter? >> well, i think what kevin mccarthy said certainly hurt the credibility of the committee. so it almost doesn't matter going in right now. the perception is that it was created -- it's given hillary clinton great advantage going into this. and she has use it quite well. what she does when she testifies will be interesting. i expect that she will actually do quite rel. she has to watch her temperament. if i were her i'd stick to as many of the facts and not play the political card until afterwards. don't play the political card in the hearing but afterwards if she chooses to talk to the press then she can play it. it's been leading up to that and that's what she should do. the republicans on the other hand have to make sure they have a very pointed specific questions to offer her. they have to now be more conscie

[inaudible] >> senator webb, my name is lee basel and i'm a professional firefighter atticus want toe today to say thank you for everything you have done for the firefighters. also the question would be in terms of organized labor, it seems like it really has not been that big of an issue in this race. my question to you would be, i also have something for you in this third of military, i brought you a going -- >> thank you. >> how do yo think we need to bg that back up into the forefront i've been working on the 9/11 health care bill and it just seems like there's not to support complected uppercut to the events of 9/11. so how do they keep that in this presidential race? >> listen, i think that's a good point i want to start off by saying if i'm in a room full of democrats i think i'm a republican. if i'm in a room full of republicans i think i'm a democrat. the art issues that don't fit into either party structure. one of them, for the different positions that were just raised by the gentleman from the seed, the art issues that i care deeply about that don't align with th republic

there are basel rules and other interpretations of rules.good and some i don't agree with. they are all what they are and have been advised by regulators so we must deal with them. donald trump says he likes the banks of the act like a punk what it comes to regulators. he said they have you -- turned to human punching bags in of standing up, guys like jimmy dimon are saying thank you, may i have another? what do you think? >> no comment. stephanie: we know how regulation and dodd frank have given you opportunities to do direct investing and lending. when does it become a problem? you need liquid markets. you don't have them anymore. >> i think that's a little overblown. if you got an order from a large account when you hired a salesperson, the trader will not take down $100 million. they will take some and work the balance. now they are taking a portion which is not of the equation so they have to work all balance. do i buy a cheaper on the buy side but the trade still gets done. it's just a different process. nevernie: they were willing to

. >> he was identified as 19-year-old basel sitter, a palestinian from the west bank. just hours later at jerusalem's central bus terminal another palestinian man stabs and injures a 72-year-old israeli woman. he too is shot dead by police. israel is on high alert. hundreds of additional security forces call up. police checkpoints increased. palestinian neighborhoods sealed off restricting movement. israel is warning that bodies of attackers will not be returned to families and their homes will be demolished. but palestinians are also mourning, 30 dead in recent weeks. some of them attackers but many of the killed were protesters. the funeral of one in bethlehem was followed by more clashes with israeli police. palestinians claim a double standard that israel cracks down on palestinian attackers but goes easy on israeli extremists. their anger fueled by social media and viral videos like this one allegedly showed an injured 13-year-old palestinian left to bleed. israel released its own video. we talk about the word double standard here as the palestinians were say mana