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i mean, how do we reconcile this gradualism with what we see in the dots? is the dots gradualism? >> or as i would put it, do the dots matter at all? >> so the dots really represent -- i'm sure you know -- individual participants' estimates of appropriate monetary policy, given and in consideration of a moti, will e forecast. so i would say that anyone's ability to forecast much beyond the next few months is really not so great. just the standard error is around everyone's forecast are quite large. so you -- the way to think about it is not a promise, it's not a statement of an intention. it's statement of what someone would think monetary policy would be -- what would be appropriate given that motile forecast. that's the only way to think about it. if you think of it as doesn't that sound like a lot? no that doesn't sound like a lot if the forecast is realized and if other financial conditions are about as kpmtd. we had a conference about this in new york a couple of months ago. the kmejs of communicating around the dots are substantial. people do tend to take them more as promis

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the dot plot.ie evans yesterday of the fed, and he was saying look at the dots. mickey, do we just need to get -- do we just need to look at janet yellen's dots? mickey: you just hit it on the head. one of the markets -- one of the reasons the markets will raise more gradually than it is projected, is that janet yellen emphasizes time and again her reticence to raise rates. everybody reads what she says, how she says it, and the markets made the better forecast. what is interesting is, the economy, history shows that if they actually raised rates gradually, even if they raised rates this year three or four times, you would still have negative real interest rates. history shows that will not have any impact on the economy. uncomfortable, unhealthy relationship between the fed and the markets. tom: dr. levy, thank you so much. coming up on bloomberg radio, continuing discussion about the american economy. it is nice to get out of new york. carl tannenbaum is from chicago. northern trust corp. chief .

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those green dots are the area that floods in model simulations in a 5 year storm their scaled to the map the dot is scale to the neighborhood and the scale to the map if you take for example, this mission dot right here remember we said that mission is a big area of the city and we broke down so a smaller area this green dot represents the total area scaled to the map that floods in the 5 year storm with today is infrastructure in place now if we were to implement our 5 year project set say we fast forward and continue into the future with the projects we've implemented the next click you'll see the yellow documents nestled inside the green they if show up on this particular map the low risk flooding we're leaving on the street we're eliminating the high reflex most of green goes away with little dots in the middle that is the area that is still flooded by definition that the low risk flooding one of the - example that is kind of covered by the scrolling text here cayuga is the general not the - where cayuga is the larger cayuga shows the yellow that is remaining after we implement a

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so it looks like a little black dot moving across the sun. >> a rare occurrence.are atop the griffith observatory. this is a multimillion dollar telescope that is streaming that event live. i'm here where dr. laura danley. are you excited. >> it's a rare event and it's thauls always exciting to see something you don't see every day. >> reporter: it's been roughly nine years since the telescopes were able to capture such an event showing the solar system at work. most of the morning, cloud cover has been an issue. >> even if you had your own clear sky, you couldn't look straight at the sun and see it. >> reporter: although it ticks nearly half a dozen hours for mercur between the earth and sun, it's a sprint. the rare sight that happens nearly a dozen times a century. >> mercury is traveling around the sun a little more than twice as fast as we are so it's overtaking us over these few hours and happens to do it right in line with the sun. >> reporter: it's science, space, an the final frontier. >> we see planets in the nighttime sky because they reflect sun light.

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.>> it will appear as a small black dot moving slowly across the southwest against the sun, and it will appear shortly before noon, but it is not safe to look directly at the sun. local astronomers say that there is a special solar telescope that can be set up so you can see the transit. there is a conservatory in oakland, the college in san mateo and the cloverdale high school.>> it is a little black dot. but do not look directly at the sun.>>> it is 4:15 am, and we keep an eye on the traffic. >> wait a minute, don't look at the sun? is that news? i remember when we had these special glass things you could put up over your eye to look at the eclipse in things.>> i don't know if you could do that with the transit of mercury. there may be too much.>> fortunately, here in the bay area there are observatories where you can watch this safely here.>>> not a lot going on this morning. traffic is moving along pretty well. starting off with highway 24 westbound, not a bad commute heading up to the tunnel. no major problems on 680. also the morning commute looks good at the bay bridge toll plaza

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i mean, how do we reconcile this gradualism with what we see in the dots? is the dots gradualism? >> or as i would put it, do the dots matter at all? >> so the dots really represent -- i'm sure you know -- individual participants' estimates of appropriate monetary policy, given and in consideration of a moti, will e forecast. so i would say that anyone's ability to forecast much beyond the next few months is really not so great. just the standard error is around everyone's forecast are quite large. so you -- the way to think about it is not a promise, it's not a statement of an intention. it's statement of what someone would think monetary policy would be -- what would be appropriate given that motile forecast. that's the only way to think about it. if you think of it as doesn't that sound like a lot? no that doesn't sound like a lot if the forecast is realized and if other financial conditions are about as kpmtd. we had a conference about this in new york a couple of months ago. the kmejs of communicating around the dots are substantial. people do tend to take them more as promis

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it goes back to the nefarious dot plot. he has the dot plot tattooed on his left arm.ppenheimerfunds. they're terrific international exposure. we always love to have jerry webman, particularly on a friday. i want to introduce the single best chart. this is consumption to gdp. retail spirit. a lot of people thought five years or 10 years ago, finally we get less consumption in america. we have moved up to 69%. up we go. over two thirds of our economy is consumption. is that good or bad? things we do the differently is government spending on health care flows through consumption. it looks higher than it might be based on you and me going to the barbershop or -- i guess we are never going to be department store again, but it is high. of our economy is health care. we see that through the conception number in gdp. jerry: that is one reason why the government section of gdp looks smaller. is pushed into consumption. i do not know how much of that increase you could explain by the increase in health care spending. and not just us -- tom: francine? francine: what does that me

the black dot, you see is mercury. you can see it with binoculars.me it happened was ten years ago. it will not happen until 2032. the event occurs only 13 times a century. you will be able to see it twice in the century. >> three years and then 2032. >> i don't think i will make it that far. >> you can see it the a couple times on that loop. >> you want to talk about fog in the morning? >> fog in the morning and temperature in tupper 40s and also low 50s. >> thank you for joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jodie foster, daveed diggs,

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sunshine continues today dot, d, dot, dot. dot. that's because i didn't knowec what else toau say.as cool. >> the rain is moving back in by tomorrow.omro here are your current numbers.ou hey, comfortably cool outr there. it's actually cool off to ourffo north and west. we're looking at 40's. 4 45 this morning dulles, manassas, 45, 43 degrees right r now in frederick.reri clear skies overnight allowingtl a lot of what we call radiational cooling so all that heat from yesterday wasdayw able to escape.sc there is your storm tracker radar.ra we are not tracking much of of anything early this morning. ean that is greati news. clear skies for the first halfhh of your friday. daytime highs believe it or or not in the mid 70's. 70' low humidity this afternoon.ty off to the south and west theths clouds you see will start tol st move in tonight.moven to if you're going to be out and bd about tonight we should remainem dry until after midnight butghtt we'll start to get the clouds increasing around here certainly by later tonight. all right, that's yourby setuprt for tomorrow. tor that is not

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what you can see is a black dot, this distant world has caught the imagination.ot, it hasg a tiny an incredible beauty. the last time i saw this was back in 2003. i'm just as excited as everybody else. most people here would never have seen anything like it. the majority of the world's population has not seen mercury. those things together make it something to celebrate. a lot about mercury is still a mystery. in this image from nasa, the colors represent a landscape beaded by meteorites. it is a planet that has long been fascinating. a couple hundred years ago, astronomers studied planets like mercury to measure the distance from earth and try to calculate the size of the solar system. now they have done all that, and today is just about a very exciting sight. of 48 millione miles we have been able to watch this strange world racing past the turbulent surface of the sign. a journey of seven hours that is now almost over. katty: as the migrant crisis continues, the focus has fallen on the plight of child refugees. the million people who reached europe by sea were

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visit your weight matters dot org.ad the free toolkit to prepare you to speak with a healthcare provider. your weight does matter. accept the challenge visit your weight matters dot org. >>> again, a sad day at cbs news. a very sad day. our long-time colleague morley safer has passed away. he was 84. we leave you now with one of morley's favorite stories, discussing a profile he put together of a legendary comedian, jackie gleason. >> jackie gleason was a really great -- talk about larger than life character. >> and away we go! >> a man of remarkable talent. >> being a wiseenheimer, alice. >> and we know a wonderful comedy presence. really was the master of an era of american comedy. >> bang zoom. >> take 23. >> and he loved to talk about how well he was treated by cbs. >> when you've got good and you're one, two, or three in the ratings, there is nothing your little heart desires that they don't provide. >> and i explained that we were then, "60 minutes" was the number 1 show and we were not kings of the world. and he

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