. >> joining us now, collin martin of charles schwab, kelce barrel of j.p. morgan and vichy of morgan stanley. is it that black-and-white question mark is a recession and inevitable at this point? >> i thick it is not as black and part -- black and white. it is very difficult to say in point and say this is happening imminently. we don't have a good sense of how the tighter financial conditions and tighter lending conditions that will come out of what we expect to come out how quickly and how it will play out, i think it is safe to say the prospects for growth have gone further. we have the deceleration of growth that we have been seeing and it probably continues on that and the chances of a hard landing. the timing of which is yet unclear. katie: on that point, we caught up with a rep of deutsche bank earlier today and he said tighter credit could lead to a landing that some will not anticipate. let's take a listen. >> we do think ready conditions are going to tighten the way we have tried to quantify it, suggesting it could be .5% of growth or certainly mo

hello and terry martin, thanks for joining us. protests have erupted across france after president manuel mc collins. government use special powers to ramp through his controversial pension reforms with al to boat by parliament. thousands faced off with police in paris. as the benton, their fury, authority said more than $200.00 people were arrested, least deploy water cannon tear gas to clear the square in front of the french parliament. and raged. protesters also took to the streets and several other cities . opinion poll show about 2 thirds of people in prince opposed the legislature earlier, there was anger inside parliament as well as the government made its last minute move to dodge a final boat o. b, as debate turned to a raucous rendition of france's national anthem as opposition impede, made a last ditch attempt to stop the plan pension reforms survey demanded colleagues, thank you. i will ask each of the parliamentarians who are holding up a sign to please stop immediately. this is against our rules, and the for is for the prime minister. emanuel mccullin's government says the reforms are

the united states first place is carson collins, a homeschooled student in texas for his documentary. at $5,000 grand prizeinner eighth grade students at dr. martinuther king middle school >> middle school. >> you guys are this year's grand prize. >> they won the top prize. >> my top priority would be to ensure that americans are in control over their data, how it is used and who it is -- how it is used. >> we are able to commit to kate with distant relatives. -- distant relatives -- we are able to communicate with distant relatives. we found messages you send, purchases you make and a plethora of additional data. companies can provide this information to advertisers to show us personalized ads. >> this would be like someone following you everything with a as you follow -- as you walk down the street watching what you do, where you go for how long and whom you're with. >> we would like to express our gratitude to teachers, parents and mentors who supported and encouraged students throughout the competition. congratulati allf the winners and be sure to stay tuned fotop winning entries sg april 1. you can also watch every week anytime online at --

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participated in labor and community breakfast for the federal holiday honoring martin luther king and we had our fire drill with collins and fraser. and you can see our entrance techniques and how we get to the fire immediately and in the center was a demonstration of how fast a living room lights up and we had a medical demonstration and (indiscernible) and you can see on the bottom photo. next we have a video, if we can click on that with our two commissioner in the burn room. >> we're going to take this down and it's going to put the heat in this. >> okay. you can see how (indiscernible). next slide, please. oops. getting warmer. >> click on the video, we have chief nicholson and pastel with commissioner fraser. [playing video] >> the other three members....they go on the roof. >> was notable by this final slide is the picture on the far right where we see the meteor i can rise of commissioner fraser from commissioner chief of department with the white helmet and white pants. congratulations, commissioner fraser. we look forward to working together. [laughter] and that commissioners, is my report for january of 2023

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