but jacob and velda bernstein. i called my brother and said, isn't that interesting that our great-grandfather was jacob and you named your son jacob. he was not interested. he said jacob was named for someone in my wife's family. i said, yes . it is common. that you think that's an interesting lineage? he was not engaging. i remember at a family dinner my nephew , who was a teenager at the time said, i don't understand . how is it that you are jewish , but that's not jewish and grandma is not jewish. and i'm looking at my brother thinking , how do i answer that. and that is how things remained. >> we will get another quick break and come back on 'mosaic'. please join us in just a moment . >>> good morning and welcome back to 'mosaic'. we are in the middle of a wonderful conversation about discovering that they are jewish . welcome back. there is so much to talk about. i am wondering how the two of you met ? and if you would talk about , is there a community of like folks in our jewish community? >> one of the ways

richard bernstein advisors from earlier today.ning us now to break all this down is just minton. let's talk specifically about this more arguably tradable event than the fed. 3% on cpi data. not necessarily something we have seen on fed day. walk us through the numbers. >> typically, if you look at the last couple of months, usually the s&p 500 is going to swing 3% in either direction. if anything, we should expect there to be more volatility tomorrow, once we get those cpi numbers. sometimes, typically the way futures react once those numbers hit at 8:30, usually they go in the way you would expect to say it comes in hotter or cooler than expected. but by the time market closes, it's not necessarily the way you think like october, posting a gain of more than 4%. if you look back at november, the s&p 500 actually rallied and posted its best cpi day on record according to data from bloomberg intelligence, tracking that for about the past two decades. if anything, we should expect there to be more turbulence and volatility tomorrow,

the argument i'll look forward to there joining us later and for now, david bernstein. thank you, ali. always good to be here with my friends at cato racial classifications law have been as american as apple pie since at least 19th century. modern tend to shake their heads with revulsion, even when they think about or read this length, their government authorities when to back in the day to who is black for purposes of jim crow laws or who is asian for purposes of racist immigration laws and naturalization laws. but the irony is that we all while we don't really think about it very often. classification dictated government rules is more common today than probably ever before in american history. so many activities when you register your kid for school, when you apply for a job, when you apply for a mortgage, when you get a covid vaccine and many other activities involve checking a box, saying, first, whether you're hispanic or not and then are a member of racial group, you consider yourself to be. these modern racial classification norms do not arise spontaneously, but

physics professor lee bernstein also expected to be much sooner. prof.bernstein: yes, i say that, and it is a good thing, and i say that as someone who lives on planet earth with two kids. dan: wind power and particularly solar, in fact, kammen expects our own sun to be the most potent fusion of all. prof. kammen: i think in 2070, the world is going to be 70% powered by fusion, 93 million miles away. dan: that year 2070. the u.s. is partnering with a european project to create fusion, different from the livermore laser strategy, so expect a lot of advancements ahead. it is a breakthrough and very exciting news. kristen: we are placing a few bets, right? it is time now to check on your weather forecast. i am getting chilly thinking about it. dan: we need some of that fusion heat here. [laughter] sarah: we definitely will, especially with -- sandhya: we definitely will, especially with that bone chilling cold. layer up, plants, bring the tender ones inside, bring in your pets, and don't forget to cover your outdoor pipes. very important here, obviously as

so you can see, pretty decent move relatively speaking now after the break, richard bernstein advisere fed will not be the main driver of markets next year. he tells us what the key tcnglyst will be, and what he's wahi instead, that story, plus the latest on tesla, and disney when we take you inside the market zone. power e*trade's easy-to-use tools like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis help make trading feel effortless and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the market with powerful, easy-to-use tools power e*trade makes complex trading easier react to fast-moving markets with dynamic charting and a futures ladder that lets you place, flatten, or reverse orders so you won't miss an opportunity ♪ >>> all right, you know what that means, we are now in the closing bell market zone we have cnbc senior market commentator mike santoli breaking down the crucial moments of the trading day, plus alex sherman on the disney and avatar story also dan suzuki fromrichard bernstein advisers let's start, mike santoli, with the way this mark

berkeley nuclear engineering professor lee bernstein worked on the project for 22 years, he says this is a scientific breakthrough and a step closer to clean, limitless energy almost could didn't advance beyond go. without this sort of an event occurring on mark. that event starts by beaming 192 lasers fired at the same time at a metal cylinder about the size of a pencil eraser inside a peppercorn sized capsule of two heavier forms of hydrogen lasers coming in. it's the same idea heating this up. it took so long and so much effort to get this drive. right the lasers radiate inside the cylinder. it's hot, like the sun . millions of degrees x rays start flying, the hydrogen becomes compressed with precision. how do i compress this? 2 1/30 of its radius. without making this happen. you don't they is nuclear fusion ignition. generating extra energy is heat what they call a net gain. they've been making small adjustments to many different aspects of the system in an organized manner to try to approach this fusion goal. they've gotten there, but they're not done. what they want to do. next,

about when you're developing this project, how are you able to work with work collaborate with carl bernstein and bob woodward on this project atall if you did ? >> i knew both of them from the washington post, particularly woodward . i was interested. actually i asked woodward for our blurb and then he agree and said he had his own book to write and focus on so he didn't even give me a blurred . but anyway, no hard feelings. i really didn't feel the need to do a lot of it, i thought to woodward often about watergate and the whole question of mark, the question of who was the rose that all comes out in this book. i didn't really need to talk to people 40 years, 50 years after the events because i had enough problem listening to these tapes. contemporaneous material is so rich and it's much more valuable and authentic than peoples memories 50 years later so if you want to read woodward's perspective he's written a lot of quotes and you can go and buy his books. i didn't feel the need. it's not woodward story. plus this unraveling of the presidency i think and all the presidents men has created

ah, the brit daniel bernstein will do anything to prevent his children from going hungry . but in britain, that's not easy at the moment. the country that's actually rid food distribution is help the poor, but the number of people in need is exceeding capacity. when will that govern and help focus on europe? next, on d. w is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like will return to normal. and we visit those who are finding it difficult. he keeps his successes at noon in our weekly coven 19 special. in 60 minutes on d. w. o. oh . on the melting reporter tracks down the arctics, major players with you see routes begins a dangerous game. people overseas that yeah, we are here. we're patrolling the area now. the cards are being re, shuffles, has the best headed russia is quite economic in the arctic. if you see something that looked like james bond, it has to do with the military. it starts december 23rd on d, w. ah, hello, and welcome to focus on europe. it's good to have you with that christmas is around the corner for those will celebrate its time of y

soft landing, that would be good but the yield curve keeps getting more inverted by the day jared bernstein from the inflation. >>> talk about diamond in the rough. look at signet jewelers. more than doubled wall street. gina dross young lady who was, you know, mid 30s, couple of kids, recently went through a divorce. she had a lot of questions when she came in. i watched my mother go through being a single mom. at the end of the day, my mom raised three children, including myself. and so once the client knew that she was heard. we were able to help her move forward. your client won't care how much you know until they know how much you care. >>> look at shares of signet jewelers on the back of results that beat on the top and bottom line updating the full year revenue guidance joining me here exclusively is g gina where did the big surprise come from >> it was a broad-based beat we beat on the core business, beat on the blue nile on the top line and the bottom was strong enough to offset it. >> three times stronger. there was the strength -- the consumer strength came from the hig higher in

and the journalist certainly played a role and the washington post played a role and woodward and bernsteinyed role, but it was only one role that were other people. there were the investigators. there was the you know, george chirico who i mentioned and all these people, you know, there was an internal dynamic. inside the white house, which we didn't know about the time, but you know all these people turning on each other magruda turning on dean and dean turning on magruder. and that was all hidden from view at the time. so, you know, i like to think that well think all the presidents men with a first rough draft of history told from the perspective of the reporters 50 years later you get many more interesting perspectives so i didn't want to rehash all thatr. stuff. >> i think the book is very even handed for a criminal like richard nixon. [laughter] i would say there were heroes in the story in the way we look at it. some people think john dean is the hero. it was interesting to hear the rendition of how he came up with thistr testimony but the central one and perhaps most important was

. >> reporter: lee bernstein knows some of those involved in the project and said it goes beyond the energy possibilities. for example, the plasma create side not unlike the core of a star. >> this is a reproducible platform to let us study the way that elements and energy are involved in stars. for nuclear astrophysics, this is a big development. i know it's not the one that everybody is super interested in but it has an angle as well. >> reporter: for practical applications like power are years and decades down the road -- >> you will have to bring the engineers in and say how do we make this work in the form of a power plant? >> reporter: the science of stpaougz fusion is picking up speed. >> what will happen in the next year? i don't know. >> the local congressman commended the researchers and their hard work that led to this monumental scientific achievement, and i will continue to push for robust funding for research. >>> a live look at the white house where president biden plans to sign legislation to protect marriage for same-sex and interracial couples. it comes after concer

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how are you able to work with or collaborate with with carl bernstein and bob woodward on that project and at all if you did well, i knew both of them from the washington post particularly bob woodward. and you know as interested in i i didn't. actually, i asked woodward for a blub and he agreed and then he said he had his own book to write and focus on so he didn't even give me a blur. but anyway, no hard feelings, but i wasn't really didn't. feel the need to do a lot of interviews. i mean, i've talked to woodward particularly woodward often about watergate and i investigated this whole question mark phil mark felt, you know, the question of who was deep throat. i mean that all comes out in this book, you know, but i didn't really need to talk to people 40 years 50 years after the event because the you know, i had enough problem listening to all these tapes and dealing with i mean the contemporaneous material is so rich. that it's and it's much more valuable and much more authentic than people's memories 50 years later. so if you want to read a would get woodward's perspective on some

correspondent: andrea bernstein, thank you very much.nk you. ♪ judy: -- stephanie: i am stephanie sy with newshour rows. the latest headlines. the last u.s. senate contest of the 2022 midterm elections is finally coming to an end. today's runoff in georgia pits the incumbent democratic senator raphael warnock against republican challenger herschel walker. the outcome would decide if democrats control a 50-50 senate or have a 51-seat majority. we will examine this after the new summary. congress pause to honor the police who defended the u.s. capitol against the january attack. >> ♪ o beautiful for spacious skies ♪ >> in the rotunda were capitol police battled a violent mob, today, echoing recognition. >> january 6 was a day of horror and heartbreak. it is also a moment of extraordinary heroism. >> i cannot thank our officers enough for their courage, for their resolve. >> the u.s. capitol police for to not just defend this institution, but our system, self-government. >> a rare ceremony for those usually in the background, as officers to

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. >> lee bernstein of uc berkeley knows those involved with the project and says the breakthrough goesond the energy possibilities, for example, the plasma created is not unlike the core of a star. >> this is a reusable platform to let us study the way that elements and energy are involved in stars and stellar interiors. so for astro nuclear physics, this is a big deal as well. i know it's not the one everybody is super interested in, but it does have this angle as well. >> more practical applications like power are years or decades down the road. >> you will have to bring the engineers in, and they are going to need to say had to make something like this work in the form of a power plant? >> but the science of fusion is moving ahead and is picking up speed. >> so in another year, 15 months, what will happen? i don't know. expect wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> still ahead here on kpix 5, it took a week of fighting, but san mateo finally elects its new mayor. so i did it take this long? we'll explain. >>> chilly temperatures tonight in most areas of the bay area. temperatures dip into >>> a

home >> it's not an acceptable situation for anyone >> reporter: when southwest cancelled jared bernstein's flight, he and his wife were stranded in denver with their 13-month-old daughter. that meant a mountain of unplanned expenses. >> everything from uber to car rental to hotel to baby supplies, even a stroller. >> reporter: after two days the total price tag, more than $1800. >> let's find out how we get our money back >> reporter: he spent the day on airline's website trying to get it back. >> southwest needs to make it right. and that starts with reimbursing expenses >> $1800 and that's just one family blayne joins us live what about those piles of bags seen at airports across the country. >> reporter: southwest has set up a special place on its website to help passengers track down their missing luggage they say those bags are being closely watched by security but tonight officials in california are looking for at least four suspects they say were able to steal a piece of luggage among the chaos. >> blayne alexander, thank you. >>> just as southwest appears to be recovering there are

uc berkeley nuclear engineering professor lee bernstein worked on the project for 22 years, he says thisific breakthrough and a step closer to clean, limitless energy almost couldn't advance beyond go. without this sort of an event occurring on mark. that event starts by beaming 192 lasers fired at the same time at a metal cylinder about the size of a pencil eraser inside a peppercorn sized capsule of two heavier forms of hydrogen lasers coming in. it's the same idea heating this up. it took so long and so much effort to get this drive. right lasers radiate inside the cylinder. it's hot, like the sun. millions of degrees x rays start flying. the hydrogen becomes compressed with precision. how do i compress this? 2 1/30 of its radius. without making this happen. you don't they did that the result is nuclear fusion ignition. generating extra energy is heat what they call a net gain. they've been making small adjustments to many different aspects of the system in an organized manner to try to approach this fusion goal. they've gotten there, but they're not done. what they want to do. next,

berkeley nuclear engineering professor lee bernstein worked on the project for 22 years, he says this is a scientific breakthrough and a step closer to clean, limitless energy almost couldn't advance beyond go without this sort of an event occurring on mark. that event starts by beaming 192 lasers fired at the same time at a metal cylinder about the size of a pencil eraser. inside a peppercorn sized capsule of two heavier forms of hydrogen lasers coming in. it's the same idea heating this up. it took so long and so much effort to get this drive right. the lasers radiate inside the cylinder. it's hot, like the sun. millions of degrees x rays start flying. the hydrogen becomes compressed with precision. how do i compress this? 2 1/30 of its radius. without making this happen. you don't. they did that the result is nuclear fusion ignition, generating extra energy as heat what they call a net gain. they've been making small adjustments to many different aspects of the system in an organized manner. to try to approach this fusion goal. they've gotten there, but they're not done. what they

. >> reporter: lee bernstein knows of some of those involved in the project, and he says the breakthroughgoes beyond the energy possibilities. for example, the plasma that is created is not unlike the core of a star. >> this is a platform to let us study the way that elements and energy are involved in stars and stellar interiors. for nuclear astrophysics, this is a big develop as well. i know it is not the one that everybody is super interested in, but it does have this angle as well. >> reporter: more practical applications like power, are years or decades down the road. >> we will have to bring in the engineers and they will need to say how do we make something like this work in the form of a power plant. >> reporter: the science of fusion is moving ahead and is picking up speed. >> so, what will happen in another year? 15 months? i don't know. >> reporter: no doubt, a lot of questions for the team that has achieved this, and that will be addressed at a press conference tomorrow. wilson walker, kpix 5. >>> sonoma will become the next bay area county to require all electric appliances.

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thanks for watching with ah, with a daniel bernstein will do anything to prevent his children going hungry. ah, but in britain that's not easy at the moment. the country that's actually writ, food distribution is help the poorest, but the number of people in need is exceeding capacity. when the rubric government and talent focused on europe in 30 minutes on d w. complex own with sarah kelly. my guess this week on complex zone is a renowned foreign policy expert who has spent most of her career analyzing vladimir putin, russia. fiona hill joined me from washington where she has advised free west presidents and co author to book on. where does she think the boys heading? was this plan all along or had decades in power changed hands. conflict zone a 90 minute ago on d. w. o. these places in europe were smashing the records, stepped into a bold adventure. it's the treasure map for modern globetrotters. discover some of you to record breaking sites on google maps, youtube, and know also in book form. they brief, ah, they have body and soul houses that daniel leaders can construct far more than

. >> reporter: uc berkeley's lee bernstein says the breakthrough goes beyond the energy possibility.mple, the plasma created is not unlike the core of a star. >> this is a reproducible platform to let us study the way that elements and energy are evolved in stars and stellar interiors. so for nuclear astrophysics, this is a really big development as well. i think that, you know, i know it's nothe one everybody is super terestn,but does have this angle as well. >> reporter: more practical applications like road. >> you have to bring the engineers in, and they have to make it work in the form of a power plant. >> reporter: but the science of fusion is moving ahead and picking up speed. >> so what will happen in another year? or 15 months? i don't know. >> reporter: no doubt a lot of questions for the team that's achieved this, and that will begin with a press conference tomorrow. we are here in berkeley. wilson walker, kpix 5. >> make some noise for the richest man in the world. >>> up last week i stepped in a bear trap. i should really get rid of it. but... i'll make do. just like i m

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and we heard from bernstein as well, recession concerns leading to job cuts.e've talked about this before, it is not the end of layoffs. >> the message is 2023 is looking grim. the bank of america message was nuanced, we are trying to manage our headcount. read between the lines, expect cuts. francine: in 2023, are the markets impacted by the economy or is it underlying with you concerns -- underlying liquidity concerns? >> in the u.k., it feels like you're already there but globally speaking, that seems to be what's happening. analysts were saying in terms of timeframe, expected to be volatile the next few months until this gets priced in. early next year will be still pretty painful. tom: that is the lookahead as we weigh up the pressure on the banking sector, so much for higher interest rates proving to be a buffer. tom metcalf covering this on the back of comments from a number of wall street ceos yesterday. coming up, we are going to take a look at some of your movers including big pharma, gsk and sanofi surging after that u.s. court when arg -- court win

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seth bernstein, president and ceo and of course, somali. we will continue with the great coverage throughout the day from the goldman sachs conference. somali will be speaking later peter weinberg. that conversation is coming up at 8:30. what we have coming up for you right now is going to reference back to the conference we heard from david solomon earlier talking about bumps ahead. what kind of risks are we looking at? do we need to worry about the bumps or the dips in between? this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: a quick look at some of the business stories in the news right now. bloomberg has learned that the u.s. and european union are considering tariffs on chinese steels. it will be a part of the -- to fight carbon emission and global capacity. the u.s. and the eu will use tariffs and trade disputes to advance their climate agenda, effectively climate border taxes. the u.k. is finalizing rules for the cryptocurrency sector. it includes guidelines with the collapse of the companies and restrictions on product advertising. there will be limits on

year to stimulate demand which could put more pressure on automotive gross margins, according to bernsteinares down wednesday as it offers further incentives to chinese customers in an effort to boost sales. online travel stocks fell. a space to be avoided by investors, according to wolfe research. wednesday, the firm cut its view from underweight from market weight following an expected downturn into bonds. caroline: poor airlines. are you getting on a flight anytime soon? ed: i might. but, you know. i've got the stronger dollar on my side. which is rare in my time. caroline: exactly. it is rather nice when you go back to the u.k.. all it all, constant pressure on some of these beaten up companies. back under pressure, just -- but just feeling economic headwinds prescient at the moment when it comes to valuations and technology. ed: they had a bright spot coming out of the pandemic. everyone was eager to travel. but now, reality. you can look for a deal online, but it's not always there. caroline: we will keep you up to speed on some of the share price falls we see. meanwhile, the latest

. >>> later in the show, we talk to jared bernstein, council of economic adviser at the white house. box" will be right back. >>> time now for new results from cnbc's millionaire survey robert frank joins us for that robert, why do we care about milli millionaires >> great yquestion, becky. millionaires own 90% of all individual stocks. they can move markets. they are bearish stocks will be down double digits in 2023 according to the cnbc millionaire survey. 56% expect the s&p to drop 10% or more next year with one-third expecting declines of 50% or more next year the last time millionaires were this bullish was early 2008 during the financial crisis. when asked about the biggest threat to their wealth, stocks ranked at the top. few plan to buy stocks next year and they are tholding more cash. half have more cash compared to last year. there is a big optimism gap. 81% of millennial millionaires expect their assets to be higher by the end of 2023 baby boomers say assets will be much lower at the end of 2023. >> the experience says we have been through this before or is it optimism bec

oil, bernstein making a call that you could get $500 on the reopening of china. of the list, media and real estate. most of these sectors are in the red, led by energy. that despite looking at a decent week for brent. that listing call on 100 dollars. basic resources off by one point 3% and we have the opec+ meeting and we will get the details of that happening this weekend. francine: opec cut crude production by the most since 2020, fulfilling a new agreement on stabilizing global oil markets. joining us now is ole hansen from italy -- from saxo bank. the worry that demand will be destroyed if we see a recession? how hard will it be to forecast the price of oil? ole: you need to look at the readings that we had this week. we start off with going $80 a barrel, and now we have stopped somewhere in the middle. we have highlighted the markets which have a great deal of uncertainty in the weeks and months ahead. there is no doubt looking at the forward curve that we are going through a moment of softness. we even see entanglement with the front, but looking into next

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