. >> 19-year-old aniah blanchard hasn't been seen since wednesday night.ng the chorus of voices pleading for her safe return is her stepfather, ufc fighter walt harris. here's abc's trevor ault. >> reporter: as the search continues for missing college student aniah haley blanchard, authorities are releasing new information. auburn police saying this video captured blanchard making a purchase at a convenience store wednesday, the night she was last seen. on friday, investigators recovered her damaged vehicle, covered with scratches and dents on the front right side, the suv found in the parking lot of a montgomery, alabama, apartment complex 50 miles away from blanchard's home. the 19-year-old is the stepdaughter of ufc heavyweight walt harris. >> the big ticket is back, ladies and gentlemen. >> reporter: harris has been pleading for help and information on social media, going on facebook with his wife and aniah's mother angela harris. >> if you have any leads for our daughter is, aniah blanchard, please, please, please go to authorities. tell someone. >> r

ambassador blanchard, thank you. and also to frank mckenna.oming up,bating -- combating climate change. we will talk about the future of renewable energy. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets." i'm shery ahn. amanda: i'm amanda laying in toronto. a summit is underway in new york bringing together the most innovative minds driven to environmentally conscious business. and with us now is mauricio gutierrez, the ceo of nrg energy . i want to start with this goal that you have of heading toward carbon neutrality. it is tougher electricity producers, so talk us through how ambitious that is for you. mauricio: thank you for having me. we just realigned our carbon emissions to conform with a new scientific imperative, to ensure that we avoid the worst impact of global warming to a 1.5 degrees trajectory. this will put us at 50% reduction by 2025. from a 2014 by 2050 baseline. and so far, our progress has been great. since 2014, we have reduced emissions close to 40%. so we are on track to achieving this very important milestone in 2

in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> downtown looked like a war zone. people in santa cruz remember the aftermath of loma prieta. >>> in weather, a cool to mild weather pattern out there. temperatures will zoom up in your five day forecast. we will talk about that and the slight chance of a sparkle for part of your weekend. tv just keeps getting better. how you watch it does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> damage from the loma prieta earthquake was far-reaching. the epicenter in the santa cruz mountains severely damaged surrounding areas. ann rubin is in downtown santa cruz this afternoon where the rebuilding process is still continuing even 30 years later. >> reporter: that is true. behind me i want to show you the town clock which st

blanchard's friend and classmate summer watley says there were no signs anything was amiss. >> this isacter for her. this isn't something that she wanted to get up and run away. this is a very serious matter and something has happened. >> and when aniah last communicated with her friend on the night of her disappearance, police say she did not identify the man that she was with. she did not show up for work the next morning which was thursday morning. police say that there's no evidence of foul play. of course they're asking for anybody who's seen anything to call police, but especially they're wondering about that car crash, anybody who may have witnessed something with a car. >> hopefully they'll come forward. >>> we turn now to a scene that you just have to see to believe. this is a wild ride that two window washers went on. they're trapped on a scaffolding in fierce winds. one of them actually went over the side of this thing. eva pilgrim is here with the story. eva, wow. >> it's just insane watching that happen, those two window washers just doing their job when the wind picked th

loren blanchard has the latest from washington, d.c. >> reporter: president donald trump this morningoubled down on twitter, accusing the original whistleblower of being partisan and adding that he did not improperly pressured the ukrainian leader to investigate joe biden. now, a second person with direct knowledge of the phone call has reportedly come forward. the president seemingly is aching on the person to bring in another whistleblower from the bench. kevin mccarthy defended president trump. >> all of the world knows more about this phone call? >> reporter: meanwhile, democratics say the transcript of the call is evident that he misused his power and they now have the impeachment inquiry under way in the house but >> let's see where this takes us. >> 's behavior has finally gotten to a place where people saying it is enough. >> reporter: lawyers representing the whistleblowers said the second one has already spoken with the intelligence community inspector general. >> we know what was said and know you and i and everybody else can make the determination as to whether or not the

lauren blanchard tells us the president also claimed today with no evidence that the chairman of the house intelligence committee helped write the report from the whistleblower. >> reporter: house democrats are demanding to know more about the presidents dealings with ukraine saying they will subpoena the white house. president trump's that he has done nothing wrong and that democrat and others are to blame. president trump reacting to report that house intelligence chairman, adam schiff, learned about the whistleblower concerns before the official complaint was filed. >> a new one before and he helped write it, too. it is a scam. >> reporter: the president attacking joe biden, the media, and democrat while defending the july phone call with ukraine's leader now at the center of the house is impeachment inquiry. >> here's what happened. the whistleblower was wrong. the only thing that matters is the transcript of the actual conversation that i had with the president of ukraine. it was perfect. >> it is not perfect, it is wrong. >> reporter: in a warning to the trump administration, n

lauren blanchard has the story from washington. >> reporter: democrats issued formal demands for the impeachment investigation with three house committees subpoenaing rudy giuliani and the intelligence and foreign affairs and oversight committees all want documents related to his work on behalf of president trump to persuade the ukraine to investigate former vice president joe biden and his son. they are giving giuliani until october 15 with text messages and phone records but giuliani suggested he might not comply with the order. >> lowercase i don't know. i'm weighing the alternatives and lowercase i will kind of go through it and get my evidence together. >> reporter: mike pompeo has already been subpoenaed with a friday deadline to turn over state department records. reports out now say that he was listening in on that phone conversation with ukraine and president donald trump is insisting the call was, quote, perfect and tried to turn the tables on democrats. >> there has been tremendous corruption and we are draining the swamp with corruption on the upside. >> reporter: the pre

in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> ktvu fox news at 6:30 is next with a major challenge ofby the second anniversary of the fire means the end of housing for hundreds of families still trying to rebuild. >>> the st. louis cardinals celebrates an extra inning when to stay alive in the postseason. just one of four games today, we will run down the playoffs later in sports. >>> finally, moving forward with a long-awaited village in the east bay is expected to bring hundreds of new apartments right next to the walnut creek park station. announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addictllion from big tobacco. markets nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." and now, juul is pushing prop c to overturn e-cigarette protections. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. >>> now to our top stories. a pack of wild up people's lawns and athletic fields in lafayette. officials say the destruction is potentially dangerous because of the gaping holes dug by the pics. and events could help the problem, but city le

in washington, lauren blanchard, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the november election is weeks away, this mondaytober 21, is the last day to register to vote for next month's election. the state assessor and some city electors are holding an event today to hope to get people to register before the deadline. struck the owners of two miniature horses are hoping someone comes forward after their animals were killed by two dogs. the owner say the dogs both of which have colors on the current surveillance camera, in their fenced in yard, on monday. homeowner says, when he woke up he found one horse had died in the other was close to death. >>silver was really warm he had a really gentle soul heroes talk to make noises he would he did not deserve to die neither did he. >> they see the dogs owners should be held accountable and they hope someone will support. animal services is now investigating. >>> officials, save the dna tests are being run on skeletal remains found by hikers, they found the body last week near lake and are more remote area. the climbers on the remains were noticing what appeared to

lauren blanchard has a look. >> reporter: it has been revealed the secretary of state, mike pompeo was on the ukrainian phone call. something he had not disclosed before. democrats say because of that he is now a fact witness in the house impeachment inquiry. >> you have comments on this call with the ukraine president? >> reporter: secretary pompeo is supposed to comply with a subpoena request by this friday. a handful of officials were supposed to be deposed. today secretary pompeo said lawmakers requesting the information are trying to bully and treat improperly employees of the state department. tweeting let me be clear, i will not tolerate such tactics. the presidents personal lawyer, rudy giuliani has also been subpoenaed and he has retained counsel. it is unclear if he will comply with an october 15 deadline. >> there is no question that congress has a legitimate oversight role. that is a role that is capable of being abused. >> reporter: president trump is facing scrutiny for saying he is trying to find out who lodged the complaint against him and who gave them the information.

in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> a new study is making waves into health communities. still to come latest reports that there are no ill effects to eating red meat. >>> san francisco-based e- cigarettes company juul labs said it won't fund -- the company is reversing course after spending millions on that campaign. >>> mostly clear skies around the bay area this afternoon and a warmer day although still falling a little short of average. i will have a look at what is happening this evening and what you can expect for the rest of the week coming up. public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." and now, juul is pushing prop c to overturn-cigarette protections. vote no on juul. no on big tobacco. no on prop c. tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to pres

lauren blanchard is in washington now with more. >> reporter: the president said his white house wants a formal vote in congress on the impeachment inquiry. although he acknowledges it will pass in the house, he thinks it will come at a price for democrats. >> i really believe that it they will pay a tremendous price at the polls. >> reporter: the white house planning to send a letter sent to nancy pelosi saying it won't cooperate with the impeachment inquiry until she holds a former boat on the house floor approving the investigation. pelosi said she is not required to do so. politically it could put some red district democrats in a tough position. >> if he is demanding a boat, go ahead and do it. >> reporter: the inspector general, michael atkinson spent hours behind closed doors with lawmakers and republicans say intel committee chair, adam schiff, has handled the in tidal the entire inquiry inappropriately. >> we are getting a look at what the former u.s. envoy to ukraine, kurt volker, told lawmakers yesterday. he said two important points. "at no time was i aware of or took part i

police releasing a new clue, surveillance video of 19-year-old aniah blanchard the night she disappearedsteve osunsami has the very latest. >> reporter: alabama police this morning are sharing this security video from a convenience store that shows this missing college student shortly before she vanished. 19-year-old aniah blanchard is seen here wednesday, october 23rd, just minutes before she's seen driving away in her dark suv. she hasn't been seen since, and authorities are hoping someone sees or remembers something helpful in the video. blanchard's father is a minister in birmingham and says his daughter's disappearance is out of character. >> she would never just not contact somebody and let them know what she's doing. >> reporter: agents with the fbi, the u.s. marshal service and homeland security are all helping with the search. authorities found her suv but no sign of the young woman. about 50 miles away from her home in the parking lot of this apartment complex in montgomery, alabama, the front right side was covered in scratches and dents. >> she was a very organized young lady

i am lauren blanchard in washington with what the social media giant is doing, and why it will play a big role in the 2020 elections.>>> ne five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. how you watch it does too. tv just keeps getting better. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. some horrible is for the warriors. seth curry broke his hand against a game in phoenix and happened during the second quarter the game and curry came down for a layup and a player on the suns fell on his wrist and curry never returned to the game and the sports director will have a whole lot more in this injury and wha

in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> u.s. ruled in favor of the federal communications commission in appeal of obama net neutrality rules. that barred internet service providers from blocking or slowing online traffic. the ruling is largely a victory for the ftc. the judge said the agency had overstepped its authority when it barred states like california from adopting internet protections of their own. >>> the nra is declaring victory over san francisco after the mayor told city departments to ignore part of the city resolution labeling the gun rights lobby a terrorist organization. the resolution was approved by the board of supervisors last month and directed the city to assess fines between contract and the nra. in a letter to department heads they said that supervisors cannot change city laws by resolution. and the nra said that they were backing down in the memo was a clear concession to its lawsuit. >>> juul said it has blocked his support for proposition c and that is the ballot measure seeking to overturn the citywid

lauren blanchard in washington with the latest on the impeachment inquiry. >> reporter: president trump departing for texas as the house presses on in its investigation. interviewing the ambassador to the eu behind closed doors. >> so far we haven't seen anything that supports the unfortunate move towards and what i would consider a stampede towards impeachment. >> reporter: ambassador gordon sondland saying in his prepared opening remarks the president told him multiple times no quid pro quo adding , quote, to the best of my recollection i do not recall any discussions with the white house on withholding u.s. security assistance from ukraine in return for assistance with the president's 2020 reelection. and to take such steps would be wrong. >> i think it's important we get as much information about what the intent of this administration was. >> reporter: he also called into question rudy giuliani's role in addressing anticorruption efforts in ukraine saying i did not understand until much later that mr. giuliani's agenda might have also included an effort to prompt the ukrainians to i

so i am joined here by olivia blanchard formerly of the international monetary fund and m.i.t. loretta midwe loretta mester, and ben bernanke, and our colleague gary brookings and paul krugman, the economist at the university of new york. columnist for "the new york times," krugman is the guy that makes all journalists nervous because he seems to be more productive than the rest of us and that's kind of frightening given that he does all of these other things on the side, but we can discuss that later. so i wanted to start by asking each of the panelists a bit of what they took away from the conversation we had this morning. i want to start with olivier who makes the observation in the slide that you see behind us about that's been made about how the wage phillips curve behaves perhaps as one might have expected, but prices aren't rising and so the question is what the hell is going on? >> okay. so i had prepared a slide in anticipation, and i think it has survived the proofioevious thre hours very well, and what implications it has and the diagram on the -- which side is it, a

lauren blanchard tells us about that and the week the witness the testified behind closed doors before house committees.>> reporter: the former u.s. envoy to ukraine resigned last week. after his name came up in the phone call between president trump and the ukrainian leader. volker voluntarily spending hours behind closed doors with lawmakers on thursday. >>> we saw further evidence there was a shadow shakedown. going on. >> reporter: volker spent 9 1/2 hours behind closed doors with lawmakers for an interview. the first of what is expected to be several by lawmakers with current and former members of the state department.>>> in the allegation that president trump was trying to get president zelinski to manufacture dirt on the bidens is just not true. there was no quid pro quo.>> reporter: trump said americans deserve answers on the former vice president. earlier thursday he suggested yet another foreign government look into the bidens much like he did with the ukrainians in july. as a report serviced alleging the president spoke to the chinese president about biden in june. >>> china

shows an alabama college student just before she was reported missing last week. 19-year-old aniah blanchard on this store surveillance camera. the video also shows her driving away in her suv. that vehicle has now been found with dents and scratches. her father says she would not take off without telling anyone. >> she was a very organized young lady. she would get up in the morning real early, and she would go to bed kind of early. she would not leave. >> on the night she disappeared, aniah sent a text to her roommate saying she was out with a man. that was also the last time her debit card was used. >>> country singer ned ledoux and his wife are mourning the death of their 2-year-old daughter. they say she died after a choking accident at the family's home in kansas. medics were called to the home but were not able to resuscitate her. the family shared the news on facebook. >>> in sports, it was a slow start for the steelers against the dolphins last night after falling behind by two touchdowns. pittsburgh's scored the game's final 27 points to keep the dolphins winless this season. pitts

lauren blanchard has the latest. >> reporter: the intelligence communities watchdog appearing before the house intelligence committee. it is a closed-door hearing and michael atkinson's second appearance before lawmakers since first reporting the infamous whistleblower complaint to congress.>> the ig will have to explain why it was the policy that you can only file a complaint if you had first-hand knowledge and then suddenly it changed and he accepted a complaint based on secondhand knowledge. >> reporter: ahead of the house oversight committee could subpoena the white house saying the administration's refusal to produce related documents is a flagrant disregard for congress. but we have been treated very unfairly. when i speak to foreign leaders , i speak in an appropriate way. >> reporter: they accuse the house speaker of running a sham process. nancy pelosi said there is no const additional requirement nor precedents. >> we have to pursue a there, balanced, reasonable approach that does not jump to any conclusions. >> reporter: the ukraine new prosecutors that he will audit the i

lauren blanchard has the latest from washington, the. >> reporter: president donald trump is doubling down on twitter accusing the original whistle blower of being artisan adding that he pressured the ukraine leader to investigate joe biden and sing it's wrong. a second person with direct knowledge of the phone call has come forward. the president seemingly egging on the person quote, in another whistle blower from the bench. kevin mccarthy defending president donald trump. >> all of the world knows more about this phone call than the whistle blower. >> democrats say the transcript of the car is evidence the president abused his power and warned the ongoing impeachment inquiry underway in the house. >> no one is above the law. let's see what with this takes us. >> his behavior has gone to a place where people are saying enough. >> lawyers representing the whistle blower say the second one has spoken with the intelligence community an inspector general. >> this transcript is out and we know what was said. cannot make the determination if the president went too far. >> as democrats witn

grammy winner blanchard also had to evacuate. >> it's a struggle. come from a place accustomed to hurricanes. this is something you can't prepare for. it can come out of nowhere. >> at least 10,000 homes and businesses are under evacuation orders. >> in the north bay some people have had to evacuate for the second time in two years. the kincade fire and the tubbs fire. that was one of the worst of the north bay wildfires. the tubbs fire burned a smaller area but destroyed more than 500 homes. hundreds of homes burned two years ago. they moved back in recently only to be evacuated again. they say it's all too much. >> it just feels like it's out of control. the same thing keeps happening over and over again. i know everyone has tried to make improvements. it's not working. >> they say the big difference is time. they had two days' warning and in 2017 they only had 20 minutes. still, i can imagine that's a lot for people to deal with so soon when you think you're trying to move forward and it's all coming back to you. some of the interviews, talking a

spec today speaker nancy pelosi is details of a resolution as lauren blanchard tells us, it establishesfor public hearings.>> reporter: this eight page resolution sets out the process going forward for the impeachment inquiry. but the white house says it does little to provide basic due process rights to the administration. >> the process that speaker pelosi and adam a ship have been conducting behind closed doors for weeks now has been brought up before.>> with a vote on the house floor, planned for thursday, house rule committee chair james mcgovern saying that presidents republican allies have tried to hide the presidents konda, but the american people will now see the facts, firsthand. however, the administration is still calling the impeachment inquiry unfair to the president saying it confirms "that house democrats impeachment in has been an illegitimate sham from the start, as it lacked any proper authorization by a houseboat." tuesday, dressed in military blue, lieutenant colonel arrived at the capital for his closed-door meeting with lawmakers. a current white house official, w

blanchard also had to evacuate. >> it's a struggle. i come from a place where we're accustomed to having hurricanes and serious weather events. this is something you really can't prepare for because they can pop and come out of nowhere. >> at least 10,000 homes and businesses are under evacuation orders. >>> in the north bay some people have had to evacuate for the second time in two years. here is a comparison of the current kincade fire versus the 2017 tubbs fire, one of the worst. the tubbs fire burned a smaller area but destroyed more than 5,000 homes. joel and tina chandler live where hundreds of homes burned two years ago. they moved back in recently only to be evacuated again, and they say it's just all too much. >> it just feels like it's out of control. the same thing keeps happening over and over again. i know everybody has tried to make improvements but obviously it's not working. >> the chandlers say the difference in the kincade fire is time. they had two days' warning. in 2017 they only had two minutes. 20. >> 20 minutes,

who was an error on a woman called sophie blanchard who was an error zero on a woman called sophie blanchardalloon. you have two big movie stars in a balloon and filming. did things go wrong? we were shooting over oxford and it was quite beautiful. we were shooting for maybe one hour and then the drones and helicopters went and we had to land. and it gets worse. we pulled on the cord and gently start dropping and we are just about, we are coming down to quickly so about, we are coming down to quickly so the pilot says to us through the ballast out. so felicity and i go from complete calm to total anxiety. so you are throwing out sandbags and everything? everything. probably quite dangerous for people below there. and then suddenly we missed there. and then suddenly we missed the trees and we rise again, miss the trees and we rise again, miss the trees and rise again and then we sort see the face of the poor pilot who had gone completely pale and was looking at us and we said you told us looking at us and we said you told us to throw out the ballast. but he said you have thrown out all the ba

lauren blanchard has more from washington. >> reporter: the president said his white house wants a formal vote in congress on the impeachment inquiry and although he acknowledges it will likely pass in the house, he thinks it will come at a price for democrats. >> i really believe that they are going to pay a tremendous price of the polls. >> reporter: the white house planning to send a letter to nancy pelosi saying it won't cooperate with the impeachment inquiry until she holds a former boat on the house floor approving the investigation. pelosi said she is not required to do so. politically it could put some red district democrats in a tough position. >> if he is demanding a vote, go ahead and do it. >> reporter: the inspector general, michael atkinson, and hours behind closed doors with lawmakers and republicans say intel committee chair, adam schiff, has handled the entire inquiry inappropriately. >> they are fact witnesses in the same investigation that they are running. >> reporter: we are getting a look at what the former u.s. envoy to ukraine told lawmakers yesterday. he said two

in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> fears of a slowing u.s. economy weighed on wall street today. the sell off followed a report showing hiring by u.s. companies slowed more than expected last month. yesterday, shares fell after the weakest reading on u.s. manufacturing growth in a decade. the dow was down 494 points. the nasdaq fell 123 points, and the s & p was lower by 52 points. >>> after going several months without a contract, a group of santa clara county workers went on strike today. >> they are members of seiu, and include those who maintained county roads, provide mental health services, and provide support to children and families. ktvu'sann reuben joining us outside the public defender's office, where workers have been picketing all day. >> the union members say they didn't want it to come to this. but after negotiating for 6 months, they say they are no closer to a contract. they're hitting the picket line for the first time in 40 years. workers with seiu local 521 are on strike in santa clara county. today, they set up in front o

in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >>> happening today, an evacuation, the north bay is getting people ready to escape during a disaster. we are joined live up in ellsberg as the community prepares for a potentially life- saving exercise on the saturday morning. >> reporter: good morning were at the community center, this is where the evacuation will end and where residents can meet up and get more information. there is nothing going on here right now because the drill does not start until 8:00 this morning. last about two hours at 10:00 this morning. the drill is for the mill creek neighborhood residents of that area. prepare for wildfires and other disasters. immunity groups, law enforcement, and the department of emergency management are coming together to put on this event. this evacuation drill is planned after the devastating 2017 north bay fire. the committee asked leaders to plan this evacuation's they came up with this. mill creek is one of the high priority areas. it is a lot of vegetation and limited access to road. it's important for people who live here to have a pl

in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. [ music ] >>> now, we will have the double whammy of a mortgage payment and rent payment. >> two years after fire destroyed their homes, people in the north bay are going to be hit again. my hunch is, if not thousands of people will see their temporary rent payments run out tomorrow. >>> plus,-->> our life is our testimony. when we speak to the kids, we speak to the real, raw, and with the spirit of love. >> using their own lives to try to keep kids from going down the wrong road. a local organization celebrate a quarter of a century of helping its communities. >>> plus,-i suspect the search is on for an arsenal in sunnyvale. straight ahead, why police want you to take a good look at this picture and they are asking the public for help. ess. score a head-to-toe look you'll love and save 20 to 60 percent off department store prices. at ross. yes for less. hey. ♪hey. you must be steven's phone. now you can take control of your home wifi and get a notification the instant someone new joins your network... only with xfinity xfi. download the xfi app t

michael kremer has olivier blanchard disorganization and has a paper called "elephants." and the criticism of i.s. lm, rader economics, fit that in the world of michael kremer. michael s.: my take on this is what is extraordinarily important work. let me put it this way -- there is a growing recognition that the macro economic view of the world misses important things, as is sometimes described in missing economic process in a multidimensional way. one important class of dimensions of process is whether you are proceeding with rising inequality and leaving people or not. michael and his colleagues have created an evidence-based way of understanding what those problems and challenges are, and dealing with them with policies that are using evidence designed to work. i just think it is a breakthrough. applied: how can it be to western society? michael k.: there is many cases in which this is being applied not just to the problems of developing countries but developed societies as well. let me just give one example. paper i from a small was involved in. one of the problems ou

. >> ben, your body language suggests you're not ready to endorse the blanchard rule. >> i was having the same reaction that paul did which is i wouldn't want to sit in front of congress and say we're very concerned that wages are rising too quickly. so that's a concern. i think it's a complicated question. there's elements of the price process which are independent of labor markets and i think need to factor into the monetary policy as well. >> it seems that at the same time as we've had a long period of low below target inflation in many countries around the world, we've also seen this decline in our star, the so-called natural rate of interest, the interest rate that will prevail when all is calm, which as has been pointed out, we don't know what it is. but there's certainly a widespread consensus that it has fallen a lot. it seems to me -- two questions. one is, are these things related? and secondly, this is kind of challenging. how should monetary policy think about a world where inflation, at least for now, seems to be persistently low and the natural rate of interest seems to

amy a blanchard last seen nearly a week ago in alabama two days after her disappearance.at an apartment complex about 60 miles away. harris is asking the public to come forward with any information about his stepdaughter. a friend claims she was going to meet someone from a dating app. police have not confirmed that information. sad story there wishing everybody the best. steve: no kidding. carley, thank you very much. meanwhile, michael flynn's legal team now claiming the fbi manipulated his 2017 interview with the fbi. how could that happen? journalist lee smith wrote the book on it. he joins us live coming up next. most? most? billions of mouths. billions of problems. sore gums? bleeding gums? painful flossing? there's a therabreath for you. therabreath healthy gums oral rinse fights gingivitis and plaque and prevents gum disease for 24 hours. so you can... breathe easy, there's therabreath at walmart. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. gi