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what was a surprise was the shift in the dots.fficialsay, fed expected to rate hikes, now only .ne rate hike good th the fed is simply catching up to the market. there is a mixed picture of the u.s. economy, downgrade of the improvement, saying has slowed, with an upgrade in economic activity. want to get to our deep dive and take a look at those dots. that is where the action was today. there are a couple of things that stood out. first of all, that green rectangle is expectation for 2016. there are six folks who see only one rate hike this year from the fed. look at this red rectangle in 2017 and 2018, some fomc members that do not see any further hikes be on the one this year for the next two years. this is the revenge of the outlier.. dot. also need to look at world interest rate of ability -- interest rate probability. odds versusx .5% 16% yesterday, quite a change there. 21% from 30% yesterday. if you look out, there is nothing above 50% at any point on this calendar, where as yesterday, 50 percent odds as february 2017 so t

the dot plot has come under a lot of criticism. what is the value of the dots to you?k it was very valuable when it was introduced orause it convinced markets put the money where the amount is of the fed, saying we will not raise rates for a long time. it was very necessary at that time. the unfortunate thing for the fed is the way this works as a body is what something is introduced, it is very difficult to take it away. once they started on the path of hiking rates, it becomes nearly useless. many policymakers have admitted bullard. just james nevertheless, it is here, so what do we do with it? the fed can now use it as a communication cool around anchoring the long end or expectations around the eventual path of policy. we think that is where we can be most efficacious in today's meeting by bringing the dots down in 2017 and 2018. that is where they can bridge the gap. mike mentioned the expectations cap that the market is pricing one rate hike in every year for the next five years, which is unrealistic, but the fed showing unrealistically. they can close that gap s

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i don't call it dots. it is a forecast and it is a valuable tool in that regard and and i think this is a very important point. it is a moving target. it is how they feel at the time using appropriate monetary policy. here is my point. don't get fixated on one dot plot. look at how it progresses over time. i think that is the key. >> we have go but laura. >> that is what i want to get to. when yellen said why are they lower for longer and the answer is because we think some of the head winds we have now is more permanent. it is one of the singsal most pessimistic things i've ever heard a fed chair say. and when i asked her why did policy change are from just this past quarter? they think some of this stuff cragging down the economy is not going away and now the forecast reflects that and i think that is important. >> i believe the word last hour was lieu gub rows. lew gub rows. lug brows. our thanks to everybody. richard fish iris going to stay with us. as we continue to try and make our way through the fe

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in fact, dot's strategic plan freight flows will increase by almost 42% by the year 2040. in your perspective, what is the status of the implementation freight plan and how do you think the states are doing at designating those very critical rural and urban corridors and how is dot providing any kind of assistance technical assistance to the state so they can move forward quickly on that? >> this is an enormously important issue to our country as you know and what the fast act has done both on the policy side and on the resource side has really been to pivot the country toward focusing on this much more. i want to speak on your question to two things. one is the the formula-based freight program. we have provided guidance to the states as of this winter to help them understand how to access those resources and our experience to this point is there's been a lot of interest and excitement at the state level to implement on the formula side of the effort. the period is closed as i pointed out in my opening statement for the discretionary freight program which we will hope to

connect those dots. mr. president, i yield the floor. i suggest the absence of a quorum. the presiding officer: the clerk will call the roll. quorum call: quorum call: mr. coats: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from indiana. mr. coats: mr. president, are we in quorum? the presiding officer: we are. mr. coats: i ask that the quorum call be vacated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. coats: i have seven requests for committees to meet during today's session of the senate. they have the aproll of both the majority -- they have the aapproval of both the majority and minority leader leaders. the presiding officer: ♪ed. mr. coats: mr. president, a lot going on around here. we just finished before lunch with a vote that i was very disappointed did not reach the 60-vote threshold so that we could proceed to debate and vote on what i think is one of the more important issue issues thae are deal with and that is our ability to stop terrorist terroristattacks. as a member of the senate

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so-called dot plot chart.says "the st. louis fed is switching to a new forecast style that does not incorporate the long-run interest rate projection." does this make a difference? remarkablenk it's a admission. all along the lines, particularly last year, there has been a debate, does the market rise as -- is the market right, is the fed right. he is admitting that you have no predictive power over that. stop pretending that you do. alix: it seems like sep projection, the dot-plot -- bullard's thesis gets adopted by the fed, does that make your job easier or harder? models think most discount anyone's predictive power 18, 24 months out anyway. i don't think that will change people's views on the forward path. i think they will be data dependent. jonathan: does the rest of the fed come with him? is that what we are going to see now? do the rest of the fed become jim bullard? troy: i think that's hard to say without having an inside track to the thinking of the governors. they clearly don't have predictive powe

they spent close to three hours connecting the dots in the case that took more than three weeks to present to the jury. kravitz told the jury, quote, when fattah calls your number, you step up and run the play. he said fattah couldn't accomplish anything without those who worked under him. he told the story about the illegal million dollar campaign loan. when he needed money to bail out his son's college debts, he stole it from campaign accounts and leaned on a wealthy friend to give him bribes. the government lawyers are said to have destroyed fattah's career. there's not an e-mail or letter to link fattah to the alleged crime. the defense attorney said if the government didn't present it, then it doesn't exist. one of many reasons he urged the jury to come back with a not guilty verdict. now fattah's friend herbert biederman is on trial accused of bribing the congressman. he told the jurors biederman is

how dot senators from -- how do the senators from new york respond to that? why aren't they on the floor talking about it? well, for most americans, the democrats' health care law has meant higher prices, less freedom to choose what's right for them and their families. that's why the polls show that on average only four out of ten americans have a favorable view of the health care law at all. and it's because the premiums keep going up and up without end are hitting them in the pockets. it's because people are also paying higher deductibles, higher co-payments just to see a doctor. so the kaiser family foundation did a survaivment they said -- did a survey. they said, what about these deductibles? for people who have deductibles of over $1,500, even those people that are getting the subsidies for obamacare that the president says is so great, 70% of them when they see that their deductibles are over $1,500, they rank obamacare as "poor value." poor value for them. this is a $1,500 deductible. mr. president, the average silver plan in the obamacare exchange he

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you can't even connect two dots. there is no pace.hey are going to slow that pace. >> -- they have given you other dots. you love looking at those other dots they have given you. >> i knew you would say that. because those dots have been so predictive. and they never move. they never move the goal line on what employment rate would be. it was 6 1/2, then 6 and a 1/4. then 5 and now i think zero. and why shouldn't it be zero or less in this country with the way that we're playing this whole thing? it is just incredible to me that they can't realize at this point. and they have got cover. because their cover is it is not them, it is not regulations. it is not no fiscal policy. it is still rinehart ro golf. no no. we're stilling with what happened 8 years ago. no one could have done any better. we're not causing this. anyway this is a preview of what we're going to talk about richard fisher about this today. and -- wasn't always in lock isotope with the rest of his peers and colleagues on the fed. other than that. i was thinking about so

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we still see a pretty strong dot plot.way, you can see that on .loomberg, dots we are looking for a benchmark rate of almost 2%. do you think we will get there? david: i think it is pretty unlikely that the market you know, gets to see that interest rate out of the fed indeed. i am not sure if they want to adjust their dots in this set of projections too aggressively because you could argue that we have seen an outlier and if it bounces back, we could potentially have two rate hikes this year. i do think there is enough concern in the market. at temporary employment, for example, and how that has rolled over in recent months. i think there is enough dragging on the u.s. economy in the labor market to prevent the fed from going any farther than the one rate hike this year. nextuld have two or three year, which does not get us to the supercenter they have been projecting. it will be interesting to see what comes out in the survey of economic projections, what are they thinking for growth and inflation over the next coupl

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have not been able to see how he is connecting the dots. host: it was this past weekend. guest: i have not seen where he says the ethnicity has relevance to the case that he has. the case that he has is on trump university. i am not sure where the connection is as far as the ethnicity issue on the trump university case. it has something to do with if people were getting the proper credit or education or classes that they were paying for, and it started out one way and ended up someplace else. i'm not sure i am following the dots between the ethnicity issue that he is asserting, by the judge and the particular case that he has. host: for our viewers, if you want to go back to the speech that the congressman was referring to, it is linked to the website, we have it on c-span.org. you can listen to what the justice had to say. north carolina, democrat. caller: republicans really tried to pretend that this economy is the worst they have seen, and what i notice is that reporters do not question that when they say it. this president has created at least 14 million jobs without

there is no line or dots.here is only one dot. >> we want to slow down the pace. >> -- if the line of equities now as a result is functionally going to continue going this way. >> to me the uncertainty and in fact the fed feels very uncertain. >> situation where they said things are lousy here not going raise rates and the equity market has said this is spectacular. >> lost control though. >> right. is this a moment of the loss of control? >> we've been in the correction camp for a while. and i think what the fed did yesterday was a relative ily easy decision that just reflected the reality of what's going on in the marketplace. the dual mandate, the labor market has been noticeably slower. the metrics have ticked down. first quarter economic growth and corporate earnings were terrible. the brexit vote in eight days, which right now is probably no better, no worse than a coin flip. given all of that uncertainty what else could the fed have done. >> -- is it possible they come back in july? >> if the data suppo

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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all these dots indicate reports of extremely strong winds or wind damage. you don't notice many north and west of tilly. a lot from philadelphia all the way down to the shore. but strongest wind gusts, 72 miles an hour cumberland counter. and that wind second place, 66 miles per hour long beach township near beach haven. many reports over 50. temperatures now in the 60s in many parts of the area and the wind is strong out of the west. a strong land breeze. now we cooler days on the way. we've been in the 80s for a good bit of this month so far. 83 yesterday. only 73 today. 76 only. 80 on friday. at least the next two days will be dry. the next rain is coming over the weekend. and we might get another round of thunderstorms. but most of the weekend is dry. p friday is dry. saturday morning is dry. watch what happens here in the futurecast. there we go. saturday morning, it's dry. and then here comes this other disturbance from the great lakes. 3:00 in the afternoon, some pounded in the lehigh valley and poconos. take a little longer later in the afternoon th

visit www dot nephcure dot org. thank you. >>> tonight in an abrupt change, the police say they will question the parents of a buy who fell into a gosh ril la enclosure at the cincinnati zoo. today it seemed like everyone had an opinion about the fatal shooting of a rare gorilla that threatened the boy and here's jamie yuccas. >> oh! >> reporter: cincinnati police are now investigating the parents of the 3-year-old boy who tumbled into the gorilla exhibit. on monday, zoo director, thane maynard defended the parents. >> i'm not a big finger pointer. do you know many 4-year-olds they can climb over anything. >> reporter: despite mounting criticism, the zoo is standing by their decision to lowland gorilla and raised questions about the zoo security procedures. they're still investigating how the boy made his way past a 3 foot-high fend and through 4 foot plants and shrubs before dropping 15 feet into the gorilla habitat. ed hanson with american association of zookeepers. >> in the zoo environment, some barriers look li

it's all abo the dots. his whole life, the dots weren't connected.e's a guy, how in god's name does someone on the terror watch list, on the no-fly list, three separate federal investigations, one that tied him to a bomber, get a full carry? it took me 17 months as a detective to get a full carry z three years. good luck. >> it's ridiculous. but again, no commonsense. >> let me go, louie, back to you. because i want to know what washington is doing about this. because i had on this program one of the founding members of the department of homeland security. his name is phil haney. he's a whistle blower. he talked about in 2008 when president obama became president, he was ordered to scrub the names of muslims who had terror ties. law enforcement from doing their job and connecting the dots to protect the american people. was that ever investigated? why would anybody scrub the names that law enforcement comes up with something like that? >> he dedicated his life to trying to keep america safe. but not only would they investigate that, once he came forw

the dot plot originated in 2012 under chairman ben bernanke .t was only to communicate more clearly with the public what the interest-rate projections are. it shows pretty clearly how the committee voted, what people are projecting for the interest rates going forward. ithink the fed has relied on in very capacity is. primarily to give an idea of where we are headed in the future. sometimes they emphasize it, sometimes they deemphasize it when it is not showing the message that janet yellen wants to communicate. it has been an important communication tool for them, so this was jim bullard coming out and saying i don't think the long run portion of it is useful any longer. vonnie: he has a problem forecasting beyond two and a half years. talk to us about how he is still data dependent. in the next change month or two if we get a different jobs report. one thing that was interesting about his forecast, the forecast that he put forth for the next two and a half years is one rate increase this year, and then will stay stable in 2017 and 18. he says

here are working together to make sure the vast so as safe are so full list of the victim's kron4news- dot-com i'll after >> reporter: accrues the accused killer of medicine of then face a court appearance. >> reporter: of formal plea of not guilty july 2015 killing of madison middle 10 bodies found in a dumpster at the apartment complex where they both live charged with murder a special circumstance of lying in wait kidnapping forceable rape the trial set for february 21, 2017 been dollars faces life in prison. >> britteny: as we wake up tomorrow morning it will be on the cooler side >> britteny: 9-547 santa rosa take off the morning and then kaiser on the region's many between the '50's. active '80s and '90s for in an vacations' sunday into next week is a >> pam: conference held at 11:00 the oakland police department to immediate action for misconduct issues. the story involving a call girl under a decline of six officers. >> steve: years in game six of the files game thursday but tomorrow expect to learn more about the mri results for andrew who sprained his knee in game 5 but did make the

lemonis: you are now the yellow-dot man.ch stuff in here is just not needed, dust all over it, not efficient? the other major problem at grafton -- well, it's production. there is no flow. fabric and upholstery is everywhere, and equipment is very outdated. the space -- too confining. we have a finite amount of space, and we want to make more money. what we need to do is figure out how we're gonna lay this whole thing out. i've got a great way to expand the production capacity without acquiring more land or more buildings. you have this space that makes no money, and so we're gonna clear it all out. steve: they're gonna take my showroom away from me. mary: i told you. when you were doing it, i told you. lemonis: we're gonna improve the process by putting the flow in place, improving the number of mistakes that are made, and making sure that when it goes out, it goes out right. but if we want our product to be the best, we have to upgrade our equipment. we bought over $50,000 of new equipment... steven: a sander. that's a dus

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 modell 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 expected. we had a conference about this in new york a couple of months ago. the challenges of communicating around the dots are substantial. people do tend to take them more as prom

, when reality the dots apply to perhaps millions of people who could be persons of interest. >> wells the thing. the bureau goes out, i think on pretty much a day lily basis investigating allegations of radicalism. in some cases they find evidence of a material support for terror, they make an arrest and seek a conviction in court. in other cases there simply isn't enough information. the fact that someone espouses radical views is not enough to arrest and detain them. there has to be some evidence of actual plotting a conspiracy or providing material support. in the absence of that you can only maintain vigilance about the person, but we're going to, obviously, take another look at this and see if there's some more that can be gleaned from this, but that is part of the problem. there are going to be cases where someone, even someone who has come to the attention of authorities who largely keeps their thoughts and planning to themselves, goes out and commits an atrocity, and it may be the case that it could not have been preven prevented, that there wasn't enough indication or leads

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you said regrettable we have a nominee, dot, dot, dot.people in your party who finish the sentence in different ways. the governor of maryland, larry hogan, he thinks it's regrettable you have a nominee named donald trump. fred upton, he has no plans to vote for donald trump. because this campaign has been so strange, i think sometimes they get swept under the rug but this is not normal. it is not normal for these important figures in the party to say they're not going to vote for the nominee. what impact do you see this having going forward? >> well, you're right. in the intro of the segment, you said donald trump is like an island. i would go a step further and say he's a sinking island. his poll numbers are under water. his poll numbers continue to go down compared to hillary clinton, and it's about to get a lot worse as we move forward when you look at the disadvantages he has going into the general in terms of his fund-raising, in terms of his organization. i think that the republican party needs to do some soul searching. i don't kn

or visit loan scam alert dot org. >>> a picture is beginning to emerge now of 29-year-old omar mateen. as a confused, abusive, memly ill man. born in new york, son of afghan immigrants. his knowledge of extremist islam was addled. in fact he pledged loyalty to multiple terrorist groups that actually oppose one another. his ex-wife says he suffered from bipolar disorder. his father says he hated gays. jeff pegues. >> reporter: the fbi is examining omar mateen's cell phone and computer they try to track what he was talking to and reading in the weeks and days before the attack. sources tell cbs news the 29-year-old was active on social media and on the internet. the fbi he may have researched disney world as a possible target before choosing the pulse nightclub. investigators say mateen had been inspired by extremists and radicalization stretches back years to groups like hezbollah, al qaeda, and isis. fbi director james comey said mateen appeared to be self-radicalized. >> we so no indication this was a plot directed from outside the united states. we see no indication that he was part