it seems like dudley is in fantasy land. i like dudley, have known him many years. that's not what you need to hear. capacity utilization okay, but industrial production off. i reference mike ward from csx when he used the word freight recession. >> when did mike ward use that term recently? >> two days. freight recession. devastating decline. year over year tremendous decline except in autos. i want -- i want silver linings, those are the bank stocks -- not the stocks, bank earnings. >> yesterday jpmorgan was strong. this morning perhaps more of a mixed picture. >> no as good. >> wells fargo expecting a better than expected fourth quarter profit, revenue below consensus. citi was ahead of street estimates with lower legal costs. on wells, kayla who has been listening to the call, tells me that margins fell because the mortgage business, even though you were hoping net interest margin would increase as a result in the rise of rates, mortgages are priced off the ten-year, that didn't do much. >> my travel trust sold some of this stock higher. looking to buy it. why a

you can almost see dudley starting to grow up in the force of all the things around him. he leaves through london as a young man, easing charge of things for his father, he had never been to africa, he doesn't know what he's getting into, they news under get to africa than a man tries to escape, mutinies, slave ships were frequent, it was the worst work, it was the worst work. he begins negotiating for the purchase of human beings. once he is in africa he leaves the ship he is gone, and goes to another ship that then goes to the caribbean. once they were on their way to the caribbean, the terrible epidemic breaks out, 12 people died in 18 days, ten of those people i children. she records their deaths day-by-day, he manages to get back to new london and gets on another slave ship his father owned and goes back to africa. when they are on the coast of africa they're captured by the french to take away their vessel and air cargo which consisted of some muskets and trade goods and 13 human beings but he manages again to not come out unscathed, but the governor of a slave cast

thank you, steve, for those headlines as well from dudley today. i guess we're going to hear from fed speakers next week as well. >> i think we'll hear from them and they'll start to hear from january. january is off the table. march is way down as a percentage chance for a rate hike. >> the fixed income markets. i don't know that the stock market is -- >> thank you. good weekend. good long one at that. >> josh brown, try and make some sense of the dow down more than -- or nearly 530 points. is there anything worth buying today? >> no one is talking about the real reasons why this is happening. the fundamentals of the u.s. economy and corporate america did not -- >> no one wants to be long into a long weekend. that seems for certain. the expiration today as well. >> that's part of it. shanghai doesn't do mlk. that market will be open. you will be sitting there hostage if you are fully invested. that's definitely part of it, scott. the other thing is we're in a buy back black-out period before earnings. that's not where you want to be when all of th

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then today, bill dudley, another very important federal reserve official, said the opposite. he seemed unperturbed and seemed continue to tighten because things are so good, so good with hiring. it was the exact opposite, at least in my book. and it really contributed to today's negative action. what one giveth, the other taketh away, in a constant reminder that we're fighting the fed never since the first tightening, and it is the enemy, not the friend, of the bull in your portfolio. yesterday the chinese communist party walked their stock market to close into bear territory. today it fell back and the party seemed helpless to stop it. as i said earlier in the week, china could have to repeal its entire move up from much lower levels. and a 30% decline cannot be ruled out. that's an awful lot of points we'll be reacting negatively unlike the good old days of the hardliners, you can't trust these guys to shoot straight. third, oil is the most important indicator of the market's next move. and it now scenes ineluctable that barring a hot war in the middle east that takes oil o

the dudley i knew from goldman is no pollyanna.hat speech read like it was fresh the day it was canned, which is the first day of december. he has to come back and change his campbell soup view, or velveeta view, which is you can do anything, it won't change and still taste good. that speech was devastating. >> down to 50% chance of a june meeting. and the market pricing in one hike for the whole year, not four. >> i think the important thing is to try to get liquidity in the system. that is so contrary to what they were saying. but i think bullard's speech was about oil going to 20, the impact, which is a negative impact until we start seeing spending. i still wait for the retailer that says we're seeing more spending from gasoline other than at convenience store, which has helped monster beverage. there's a winner. monster beverage has been helped. >> yes. >> monster up. constellation brands, corona, people are just drinking more beer, something that happens when you're down. >> it does. >> i feel like i'm refreshingly positive b

wall with the save, jared dudley, look at the reverse. wiz up 15. fourth quarter, give john wall the lane, this will happen. smash. wizards win 106-101, wall had 19. ive ofyas have won fou their last six. tonight, against st. john's. he went 11 of 16 from the field, finishing with 33. 93-73.eat the red storm trailingge of rock or, -- the college of rock port trailing oswego state, going for the tip-in. they get something better, they tie the game. the college of rockport wins 77 -67. september, ain 10-year-old with mad handle, looking like a younger seth curry. this is video of seth curry warming up before the game. he has crazy handle, we know that. finishes with a reverse layup. look atnoah cutler -- noah cutler. he makes it look effortless. he does everything that seth curry does. everything. get this -- i will be taking on noah and a game of horse tomorrow, so please keep me in your prayers. you said that you would pay to see it. show me the money. leon: when i pick up my powerball money, i will pay you. alison: speaking of all that, we saw on t

dudley who is 19 is the second person to be charged.dy been charged. >>> the maryland general assembly starts its 2016 session today among those on hand for the first day of business will be prince george's county's executive rushern baker. one of governor larry hogan's top priorities is a school funding formula that benefits the state's largest school systems, a plan that will help prince george's and montgomery counties. >>> i'm nikki burdine live outside a 7-leften in northwest d.c. where in about -- 7-eleven in northwest d.c. where in about five minutes they'll begin selling lottery tickets. the number for the jackpot $1.5 billion, an insane number. what's even more insane are the odds in winning. they're 1 in 292 million but that's not stopping people from trying their luck. if you are one of those people who plans on buying a ticket, a pro tip, let the machine pick your numbers. increases your chances. back to you. >> reporter: a controversial request in fairfax county. i'm mikea turner reporting outside the fairfax county schools

andre dudley is one of two people charged with second degree murder. he was not the intended target of the shooting. >>> the woman who claimed she was gang raped at a uva party has been ordered by a federal judge to turn over documents. the judge ordered the documents as part of a defamation suit from uva associate dean aramo. they want to see communications jacquie had with the magazine and others at the time the article was being written. aramo was wrongly portrayed in the article is a cording to the suit. >>> six people had to find a different place to live after fire destroyed their bethesda apartment. the fire started from an extension cord. it caused about $25,000 in damage. >>> we just heard from the pentagon on that developing story out of iran. ten american sailors are free and now the navy getting ready to investigate what led sailors into iranian waters. you can see the crew. actually, we have photos of the crew that we'll show you here shortly, but they along with the two boats which i believe is what we're looking at now were detained. now

in discover roxbury in dudley square. karen: i think they have a new office space, right? reggie: right. of the young people in the studio there. tell us that things learn about and what they report about. reggie: students learn how to take a project from script to screen from storyboarding and digital concept and create a from there, they worked together s pieces and are learning not only the skills of media production but also the literacy skills. karen: how do you analyze the media? how do you teach the young people to analyze what they see in the media? reggie: it starts with initial comprehension. having the understanding of advertising, what goes into the messages we are bombarded with on a daily basis and then being able to have a practicum where you are talking about it. we read articles together. we want to recent clips and new segments and are able to dissect them. what did you feel about them? did you notice certain things, certain buzzwords repeated to create the disc discussion? karen: what is the question most asked by students? reggie: one question most aske

dudley was surprising, i've known him i don't know how many years, very surprised and his statements i think were very out of sync with what's going on in the economy. art has seen it all and what we're seeing is quite frankly the -- it's very disappointing. >> it is pretty alarming. this morning trying to find bright spots and reasons for optimism. but this sounds to me like, what do are you calling it? not a recession? >> if they do lock step, it's clearly a recession. mike ward from csx called freight a recession. i've got to tell you, looking at what's happened, we're oversold, back to where we were in 2011 where we got a good bounce. when i saw dudley's comments took away with bull 5rd's comments were and china market go back down, china freight is enkredably bad. tlds way too much oil. we're about to have major bankruptcies in energy. i can't be positive. we can have a oversold balance but the fed has to repudiate itself. janet yellen comes out on tuesday, we did this thing and now we have to wait and see, so far it looks really bad then we can have a rally of tremendous propor

dudley at 2. north of the pike, we cep advertising dry air would fend off the storm from metro boston. didn't do that but it did a great job in the merrimack valley. flurries and clouds and pockets of light snow. only a coating to an inch then back through the upper 495 corridor. high pressure slowly moving in. so the difference between the h. and the l. is setting up wind. it has been cranky. nothing like yesterday. that won't be the case. the numbers will continue to go down. nantucket a wind gust to 47 miles per hour. worcester a gust to 20 miles an hour. wind chills in the single numbers, providence it feels like 4. boston feels like 7. wedford feels like 11. if you are going out layer up. we watch the 11:00 am hai tied. brown, chatham an nantucket where there may be pockets of moderate coastal flooding. also on the south shore boston high tide again at 11:00, understand with the the tide goes out so it's usually a one-hour window on either side of this. sandwich minor to perhaps moderate coas

are you now thinking about rates maybe going negative, like dudley seems to be insinuating. >> we're seeing it in europe. i would think that they would try as hard as they might not to do it here. i think if they get to zero, what they may have to do is resort to more qe to see if they can get that work. >> does that work? does qe work? >> no. >> can't we see from europe that it's clearly not working? europe is engaged in massive qe, and the markets are falling, and lending isn't coming back. isn't the qe tiger dead, a paper tiger? >> not fully. certainly bernanke believed in it, and i think he convinced many of his associates. >> art, put this in context for us, how big a deal is it? of course, we see the dow down more than 400 points again at these levels on a day like this. we get excited. >> the markets have gotten crazy here, and they are worried that if it continues to go down -- and it's doing so even as we speak -- that it might be headed towards something like 25, and that might explode the entire high yield bond area, and you could see two-thirds of the operators there go b

the jared dudley from the top of the key and how about one more right before the half. gary neal meets the buzzer. they took an 11-point lead in the locker room. did not get any better in the 3rd quarter. in the 4th quarter magic never fun. aaron gordon making a case for the md -- nba slam dunk. they lose 105-99. >> their speed and skill on the perimeter has dominated us all four games. so you know, they play small most of the game it makes it difficult for us to keep our bigger players in their and just right from the beginning they were so much faster. >> on the college hoops. the best player return to ellis you been simmons play high school just up the road in today his tigers were in gainesville to take on the gators. florida was embarrassed by tennessee their last time out. first out the get -- 1st half gators doing the embarrassing. florida in front by seven. couple minutes later robinson living above the rim. cleans up a miss with a nine- point lead. 2nd half under two to go. simmons battling down low. gets the rebound and put the back. and he had 28 points and 1

build, plan vibrant communities and great tonight i can announce glover's corner in dorchester and dudley square in roxbury are part of that planning. [applause] >> she's conversations with unlock the vitality that makes city neighborhoods great. and all across the city, imagine boston 2030 is rooting our city's planning strategy in the same community visions. i'm pleased to announce that our boston director sara myerson will become the new direct yr of -- director of planning at the boston redevelopment authority. [applause] >> our parks budget is the biggest in boston's history. we've transformed parks in many areas and completed an open space plan for the entire city. this year we'll convert over six i grew up in the parks. i know how much kids and families depend on them. i was moved when a group of young people came to see me at last summer. they told me whatsit was like to grow up right next to a park that was too unsafe to use, and how they've working to fix it. well, tonight they are here. [applause] [cheering] >> and i'm happy to tell them wawz of. -- because of your advocay, wit

bill dudley who runs the new york fed spoke today and did not indicate that the federal reserve would back off their four times interest rate-tightening track that we expect for this year. i find that hard to believe that we will see any kind of rate tightening a week after and the fed was that they were going to be a lot more aggressive than they were actually at the end of the day. so i think that as you go through 2016, i would be very surprised if the federal reserve raise rates more than two times. so they are going to be talking about this, but remember, they don't preannounce what they're going to do and love to raise rates four times, but if conditions change, they will alter their strategy. liz: they don't want it on their legacy head do, they, keith, that they caused a massive problem. by the way, dow is back down about 397 points. for a second there we were down 400. keith, they don't want it on their heads by tightening a teeny quarter of a percentage point in december, they triggered that, is that a stretch? >> the catalyst is the fed's forecast being as wrong as it's alw

. >> i represent the area of dudley in the west midlands. i looked to my friends in london who get their bus transport for free. that is a lot of young people in england that we will be campaigning on. is that right? it is not. my second point is for the motion. i went on the buses and i was questioned for 10 minutes about my age. i was questioned for 10 minutes on a bus. is that acceptable for young people? this is not correct. i urge you to vote with your heart rather than what everybody says. the speaker: what about wales? someone from wales. >> thank you very much for all the work you've been doing to make sure we can be here today. [applause] mr. speaker, the motion that is before us today fails to take into account one fundamental matter. people use transport to get to school and to college and university, to wherever. the motions that are also on the paper are going to be focused around these places and colleges. if we can't ask to get to the schools, if we can't get to these colleges because the public transport system is so weak and

a former police officer accused of beating a woman at the dudley square t station was arraigned today. that attack happened in march 2014. jennifer was taken into custody after a court appearance and held on a thousand dollar cash bond. the american civil liberties union has filed a lawsuit against her. >> right now the powerball jackpot is holding steady at a record $1.5 billion but it could no winner tonight it would. the jackpot would jump to $2 billion. even if no one hits it big cities and towns across massachusetts are still waiting. mary has bought her tickets and she's with us to share the winning numbers. >> they are right here. it's so true what you say because the money stays right here in massachusetts. >> for at least a few more hours two dollars will buy you a really big dream. >> if i win, win. >> if i win i'm buying an island and i'm out of here. >> what are you going to do with the money? >> what aim going to do? take care of my friends and family, and then i think i would have enough for my retirement. >> i would like to come to that party. >> the ticket machine just

dudley brown with rocky mountain gun owners he says that what the president is trying to do is illegal and simply unconstitutional. brown says this is more than checks. he says the president's actions show he's trying to take away privately owned firearms. >> we believe what the presideet's doing here is not unconstitutional. >> it's just making sure that people have a background check. whoever has a lethal weapon that they are not on a watch list because they are terrorists. >>reporter: along with stronger background checks the president wants to hire more atf agenns and get funding for access to mental health records and also some technology ressarch behind some of these weapons. now, of course some of the funding that will all have to be passed through congress. we're live in downtown denver mark boil denver 7. >>> thank you mark. we are continuing to dig into this story. tonight at 10:00 more about former state senators angela her on and john morse. two years ago they were kicked out of our state legislature over controversial gun legislation. >>> we're following big storres for yo

they blocked traffic briefly as they protest and move toward dudley square in the protestors are expected tomorrow as the state of the city address. that's tomorrow night. several parents plan to demonstrate during the speech at sim -- symphony hall. walsh has proposed more budget cuts this year, but he points to the newly hired staff and extended learning time as key system. you can watch the mayor's speech here on channel 5. the coverage begins at 7:30 after newscenter 5 at 7:00. heather:a cyanide scare drew the hazmat team. a person appears to have taken his own life. cyanide. no one else was hurt and there were no evacuations. after more than a month behind bars in an iranian prison a relieved family. jack harper talked with his parents and he joins us now live. jack? reporter: those parents are telling us this young man is doing fine and doing well. right now he is taking a little time to decompress. >> we are over. >>ed he is out and that he is coming home soon. couldn't be happier. reporter: hours after a wake up call from her son, matthew. news he was free and on his way home from

surveillance video from march of 2014 shows garvey pepper spraying and beating a woman with a baton at dudley station she says the use of force was appropriate p and plans to fight the charges. >>> a 24 year old woman faces charges in a hit-and-run crash that killed an elderly woman who was walking in roslindale. she face adjudge today and the victim 79-year-old woman was walking on washington street when she was hit. she kept going after the crash and was stopped a short time later. >>> to a deadly hit-and-run in dorchester a woman is now under arrest accused of hitting a man who was trying to cross washington street and surveillance video will help the prosecution's case. ken macleod has the video all new at five. >> reporter: detectives bagged evidence for much of the sandwiched between a pair of construction sites. this sack of fertilizer marks the spot war worker was killed by a hit-and-run driver he'stried to cross the street after 8 this morning in dorchester's four corners. >> crazy. people be driving crazy and they need to do something about it. >> reporter: but the 911 call was not

dudley 2 so there is the sign of the dryer air doing what it was supposed to do in boston but it did a good snob northwest of town. snow, bolton, hudson about an inch of snow. lexington a couple of inch, tops field three inches of snow. storm system moving away. high pressure taking it place for the difference between the high and low that is what we have to contend with. these are the peak gust yesterday between 55 will have 75. not nearly as windy as yesterday. hyannis gusting to 40. plymouth at 24679 the wind chills are cold. when you are out there shoveling, it feels like 4 in boston. it feels cold out there. bedford feels like 6 and with the north wind we do watch the concern of coastal flooding especially nantucket. chatham the high tide coming in at 11:00 am and provincetown also some the risk of some minor coastal flooding, mid day high tide, so this is the concern here. from metro boston down through sandwich. possibility of moderate coastal flooding in sandwich, minor in switchate and minor in boston. for more on the forecast, and that advertised warm-up kris, your town. >>

jared dudley's pass right to avery battery and he gets the bucket. they take a one-point lead.art to feel it unravel. up four in the third quarter. isaiah thomas looking like the all star, drives through traffic and one game high 23 for thomas. then in the fourth, boston just running away with it. kick it out to jake crowder. drains the three. he had 11 celtics. the celtics win, 116-91. >> we've got to look at ourselves in the mirror, me included, right, and decide who we are. because right now we want to be something. but are we willing to put out there, whether it's in practice or in the game, where it takes to be who we want to be. and right now we're not. >> they're going to try to get to where they want to be on the heels of the back-to-back tomorrow in toronto. >>> australian open tennis. lopsided match between two heavyweights. will maria sharapova ever -- serena williams, a typo ever lose. a beautiful day for tennis in melbourne for serena fans. 17 match win streak against sharapova coming in. her set, some fight early on. beautiful forehand winner. no return from seren

the second man charged in the murder of an american university will be in court. 19-year-old andre dudley is charged with second degree murder. 19-year-old marcus king is also charged in slonsky's death. >>> new details about a fire inside a bethesda apartment building. the electrical fire started from an extension cord at the willard apartments. six adults have been displaced and are looking for somewhere else to stay today. >>> it's clear now, but just take a look at some of the scenes around our area last night. >> from emmetsburg, maryland, we'll say our first snow was pretty light. i did see some accumulated on the grass. >> yeah, but you were able to count the number of flakes. hardly enough to get a coating here in northwest washington. if you had enough to get a coating you were lucky. i didn't get to see a single flake of it because i was in bed before it started. know this about the day to day, snap and back to cold today. it will feel about 40 degrees colder this morning than it did yesterday afternoon. winter wind will be blowing all day today. cold and dry around here for the

a former police officer accused of beating a woman at the dudley square station was arraigned today. the attack happened in march of 2014. she was taken into custody after her court appearance and held on $1,000 cash bond. the american civil liberties union has filed a lawsuit against her. tonight we know the name of the 16-year-old boy who was killed in a shooting in east boston. christopher perez delacruz was killed early sunday morning after the shooting on falcon street. so far no arrests have been revealed. he's the third teenager to die violently in east boston in four two young boys have been released from the hospital after a new year's eve atv crash. the boys were seriously hurt when two atvs collided. the father of one of the boys remains in the hospital but has been upgraded from critical to stable condition after losing his leg. it's time now to flash forward to 5:00. we now know when the long time girlfriend plans to enter her guilty plea. when they will be back in a new federal courtroom. >> this is the spot where many of the so-called salem witches were hanged. just ah

i'm from dudley west midland. the idea behind a living wage is very simple, that a person should be paid enough to live decently and to adequately provide for their family. i think two issues being discussed today go hand in hand. these two being mental health and living wage. according to the mental health network, nh con federation stat, men in the lowest economic group were three times more common to have a mental disorder than the highest income households. what now.? we need to make sure this motion of living wage goes forward so we can help both those working long hours and multiple jobs and yet still live in poverty and those who have suffered a mental illness and are currently trying to change their lives by looking for jobs. thank you. >> southeast. who's a voice from the southeast. this gentleman here. >> i think we should have a living wage that is paid for those over 16 because we're actually behind many other nations when it comes to paying a living wage for these people. leaving aside problems that s

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>> new york fed president bill dudley spoke today. he did not make comments about the market.e did not suggest that this market volatility had made him change his forecast for federal reserve rate hikes. i think mohamed may be exactly right that there's a new dawn here, a new era where the fed is disconnecting itself a bit from the markets and saying you know what, we have a mission to do, which is to normalize rates. and that is perhaps somewhat disconnected from where the market's going to go here. although not disconnected from the economy. if we get really bad economic data, the fed will either not raise or reverse course but not from the market. >> steve, thanks very much. thanks for staying around tonight. and still ahead, the rare move walmart is making to take on the competition. but first, a look at the 30 dow components and how they did today. you can see a lot of red. ♪ >>> walmart is closing hundreds of stores. the world's largest retailer and largest private employer has decided to shut hundreds of locations as it tries to compete in an ever challenging retail env

david: we talked about the size of the fed us balance sheet and fromard from bill dudley the new york fed. no timeout -- note sign this is going to be turning anytime soon. see the fed't winding back they balance sheet until we get to 1% on the fed funds rate. if they are pulling back on those hikes this year, that is a discussion we will be having next year at this time. david: thank you very much. coming up in the next 20 minutes of bloomberg market, making sense of the break that -- breakneck volatility in the market this year. and don't miss an exclusive andrview with george soros his view on the world economy in the recent market turmoil. ♪ david: welcome back to bloomberg markets. time now for the bloomberg business flash. railway iscific going to eliminate 1000 jobs and/spending by $279 million this year. they are adjusting to lower shipping volume and falling commodity prices. most cuts will result from attrition and will kick in midyear. for theas an order smallest jetliners. the new boeing 737 700 planes will enter service in mid-2017 as united cuts its use of cramped region

he is the first round pick he is looking for the same value. rick dudley to scout him. the same rick dowdily the bolt's gm in 2000. not sure he wants to send him to a team in the same division but that will drive the price up. he can be really picky in the trade right now his team is cranking out goals. and former first round pick is coming into his own and in fact jon cooper put him on the line and he sam cos line. he picked up a hat hat-trick. and they the team is getting healthy and that's the key forever the turn around. they were finding their strides. will be effective. guys like namesticov it is not where it was three months ago. so when we got everyone that lineup each game now and we're rolling with that. >> that's a big difference. >> fun to watch. the east-west shrine practices crank up. setons will prepare to make nfl auditions. and gms from every team will get a look at the stars. and some big name buccaneers. >> the game has a buc flavor. dave moore and bill muir have joined the staff to share their expertise with players who want to be the next nfl stars.

dudley before the key. gary neil beats the buzzard. wizards hit six 3's in the second quarter, 11 point lead into the locker room. didn't get any better in the wizards up 17 and in the fourth, magic never got any closer than six, but this is fun, gordon, making a case for the nba slam dunk contest. orlando loses to washington, again, 105-99. >> their speed and skill on the perimeters pretty much dominated us all four games. see, they play small most of the game, makes it difficult for us to keep our bigger players in there and -- they were just so much faster than us. >> >> on to college hoops, best player in the country returned to florida. ben simmons played high school ball at mount vernon academy up the road. yesterday, they were here to take on the gators, florida embarrassed by tennessee their last time out. gators doing the embarrassing. by seven, a couple of minutes later, robinson living above the rim. nine point gators lead, let's go to the second half. this is when it got good. under 2:00 to go. simmons, getting the rebound,

william dudley is the new york fed looking at university of michigan measure of consumer perceptions of inflation. consumers always think there is too much inflation, much more than there actually is. let's wildly inaccurate. what's more important is the trend. again, as with the market, the trend is down. so even though core pce, which is what the fed looks at, is stable, the fact the next rotations and move down was definitely causing the worry in the minutes. it separately causing the pause in their speeches. that's when looking for the actual statement we see it tomorrow. david: i want to ask you about mario draghi's speech, a barnburner of the speech. as a speech in germany, really addressing the country. brendan: as i reach the press has really been germany focus. he's given a lot of interviews to german outlets. what he told them was fascinating. he went back and explained what core inflation is. i don't know if you know this, but there's a separate measure of it. and then he walks them through basically macro 102. basic macroeconomics on why it is that lack of inflation is ba

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expectations of future inflation, the five-year forward -- william dudley also gave a speech looking at consumer expectations of inflation. consumer expectations are always widely skewed to the upside. if we look at it over the last happier, it is much lower than the low end of the range we've seen for the last two decades. -- the last half year. it is reflected in the statement. in the end of the first paragraph, the added language, the market-based measures of inflation compensation decline further. survey-based measures are little changed on balance in recent months. a reflection of the discussion i i suspect is happening internally. thinks.what the market over indicating the possibility we lost the anger and we've lost it to the downside. scarlet: one thing everyone is fixated on. we cannot say how much oil has determined inflation expeditions. you are looking at the changes in the statement. mike: they did change the format of this statement. they made minor tweaks in the past. this time, they changed the format. a couple of points. they noted what's going on in global markets.

. >> the last breakdown came when dudley came out and said we pretty much agree with what stanley fischereen saying, we have to go with the four hikes or something like that. a lot of the conference calls that came out yesterday that were good, thinly went over this discussion. the one i want everyone go to, the most sophisticated and brilliant discussion on currency yet is the procter & gamble currency call. fed, without saying fed, you have no idea the havoc you created with the quarter point. we're a big international company, all our emerging markets have been crushed by what you did. a lot of people here will say a quarter point doesn't mean anything. if you're at wall street, it doesn't if you're on main street, you know you got fired because of what happened in argentina because of the fed raising rates. it's that well laid out. i think that they have to walk it back, we were pricing in last wednesday as of today at noon, we were pricing in four rate hikes. i don't think this economy can withstand that given what's happening overseas, given the peak in autos, the peak in housing. t

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but the canadiens did send rick dudley out on saturday, who was the bolts g.m. in 2000. nobody knows where druin is going to end up. the lightning are moving up, on a five-game winning streak, in the top 3 in the division, which means an automatic playoff spot. but look at how tight the eastern conference is. a couple of losses and the lightning could get knocked right back out of the playoffs that's how tight it i wow. the internet is crazy fast here. i know, right? it's so nice to have everyone over. hi hey. mmm. i just laid an egg. does anybody want it? joey, you want some gasoline? yes, please. mom, guess what? i married a clown and we're having tiny little clown babies. mhm. i just bought a hammer. with internet fast enough for everyone, your guests might get a bit carried away. get out of the past. >> another thing elnino does, it brins in high clouds. this is moving along. high clouds streaming in very late in the day. then we ended up with -- that. it was pretty good. beautiful sunset. east, north, southwest. everywhere you go. a few high clouds around we will se

resumes for one of the suspects in the murder of an american university grad student. 19-year-old andre dudley charged with second degree murder after allegedly shooting matthew shlonsky outside the shaw me toe station. mar -- metro station. marcus king who is also 19 is facing charges as well. police are still looking for other suspects in this case. shlonsky was on his way to meet some friends when he was caught in the cross-fire. >>> a prince george's county person has not been found guilty of assaulting three county pliferls. investigators say -- police officers. investigators say tremaine minnis hit officers with his car while trying to avoid getting arrested. it took place december 2013 at a gas station in capitol heights. one of the officers suffered a broken jaw. minnis was found guilty of eluding police, though. he was sentenced to one year behind bars. >> reporter: i'm nikki burdine live in adelphi outside the condo complex where last night dozens of people were displaced from this home after a fire erupted here. several people were hurt. i'm told three firefighters suffered burns. o