we also spoke to the kansas city fed president esther george.s they will have to take interest rates above 4% at a time as current rates are not weighing on the economy. >> the chairman will deliver the opening remarks. i haven't previewed his remarks so i cannot tell you what is in there. but i will tell you from my own perspective, it is important we are clear in our communication about the destination we are headed, and that destination is important. we have to get interest rates higher to slow down demand and bring patient back to our target reverse some period of time here. >> let me ask you in particular, are you willing to keep hiking rates? if you see the economy slipping towards what could be a recession, could you stand up half an for inflation is still too high? >> we have to, by mandate, bring that inflation down. right now, we have an unemployment rate that is low. by ringing demands down, we should see the labor demand move up a bit. we see early signed -- signs of that demand moving off, but you are not seeing the inflation data f

esther: we have to bring inflation down. now, unemployment is running below what most people believe is natural. the labor market is too tight. by ringing -- bringing demand down, we should see the labor market loosen up. we are already seeing some early signs of demand nodding off, that you are not seeing it fully in inflation data yet. there is more work to do. >> the general consensus seems to be raise rates to a restrictive level and leave them there for a while rather than starting to ring them back down. what is your level? how long do you think they would have to stay there? esther: knowing the exact number is a process. i cannot tell you where -- where we are today is not restrictive. we still have high inflation. it tells us we have more room to go. we would bring those rates down quickly. i have seen that in some of the forecast it think we will have to hold it it could be over 4%. i do not think it is out of the question, but you will not know that until you begin to watch the data. >> the old adage was do not fig

esther george is readying the bond market for 4% rates at a glide path. we will hear more from esther george and kathleen hays from jackson hole in just a moment. a quick snapshot of risk. stocks are facing the prospect of 4%. reasons to be bullish. higher wages is not good news for the equities story and we are leaning far too much on cpi. the reasons to be bullish are than a bit thin. dax gone with a rally of .4%. have a look at the bond markets. we are focused on 50, 75 basis points, but you have a yield curve which has bounced from the -50 to 73 and this is significant. this suggests that perhaps the worst has passed in the bond market. the dollar remains resilient. 18% overvalued on a relative basis, relative effective exchange basis. the past 10 years. is the dollar exhausted and something that may come into play? what will jay powell communicate to the market? we are going to the higher ground and we are going to hang out there for a while. kathleen hays is with me from jackson hole. i love that line. steve stitching ski is tracking the energy stor

they're pretty square on the inflation fight, tried to pin esther esther george down on how far she thinks willing to go and there's the thing joe brought up which is really important. what's the right neutral rate, relative to current inflation or relative to expectation for inflation? if it's expectation you might get away with 3.5%, 4% if it's the current rate -- >> market believes 3.5%. look at the mid june yields. they're basically 3.5% >> right, going up to 380 and tweaking back down >> rick, you got the numbers now? >> the numbers should be coming out momentarily. steve, here we go. all right, 243,000 on initial jobless claims definitely better than expected, about 10,000 better than expected at least until we see a revision, it's 7,000 less than 250,000 in the rear view mirror. 243,000 would be the best level since the week of july 22nd. on continuing claim, 1,415,000 and see kquencely sequencely be. and july 15 was under 1.4 million. now let's get to gdp our second look at second quarter gives back a tenth down .6 instead. that's a tenth less with regard to the negative aspects of

esther: we have to, by mandate, bring inflation down.ng below what most believe is the natural rate of unemployed. so, the labor market is too tight. and by bringing demand down, we should see the labor market loosen up. we are already seeing early signs, some of that consumption, some of that demand leveling off, but you are not speaking fully to the inflation data yet. it is still very broad based and there is more work to do. michael: the general consensus among you and your colleagues seems to be raise rates to a respective level and leave them therefore a while, rather than start to bring them down again. what is your level and how long do you think it would have to stay there? esther: knowing the exact level, the exact number, is go to be a process. i couldn't tell you where we are today. it is not restrictive yet. we still have high inflation. i think that tells us we have more room to go. we would bring those rates down quickly and i had seen that in some of the forecasting and it is remarkable to me. it will have to hold. mike:

one word is unfazed, the speakers we have heard the last 12 hours or so, esther george talking about what she sees if rates will be above 4%, saying around that three quarters to 4%, he said he liked frontloading. they are on the fence in terms of 50 and 75. he said, basically do not blink jay powell because they were asleep at the wheel. >> the next meeting will be september 21, will it be three quarters of 1% as what we had last time in the time before or will be in amelioration? he is clearly in the 75 basis point cap. esther george had a call for how high interest rates may have to top out at. >> we have more room to go. we would bring those rates down quickly. i have seen that in the forecasting, seems a bit more -- remarkable to me. we will have to hold. >> 4%? >> it could be well over 4% to do not think it is out of the question. we will not know that until you watch the data signs. >> about 125 to 150 basis points. this blue square you see on your screen this is where we are, that is the longer-term projections. is the terminal rate higher than that? that is because -- that i

. >> here at jackson hole, kansas city's fed president, esther george is underlined the importance ofar communication in the battle against inflation. here is what she told us. >> the chairman will begin -- will deliver the opening remarks. i can't tell you what is in there. i will tell you from my own perspective that it is very important that we are clear in our communication about the destination we are headed. i think that destination is important. we have to get interest rates higher, slow down demand and bring inflation back to our target over some time. >> are you willing to keep hiking rates if you see an employment rising? are you willing to stay on that path if inflation is still too high? >> i think we have to buy mandate bring that inflation right down. the unemployment rate is running low. i think what most people believe is a natural rate of unemployment. by bringing demand down, they should begin to see the labor market loosen up a bit. i think we are seeing early signs of that consumption, some of that demand leveling off but you are not seeing the inflation data yet.

michael: i think esther has made her position clear. she voted against the first 75 move because of concerns about what will happen down the road. she did not dissent on the last one. i suspect she calls the other presidents. you make your point and move on. no sense tilting. unless you really think there is a problem. i don't see anyone else on the fed voting who would disagree with what they have done so far. alix: what are you doing with the dollar? vincent: this inverse correlation between the s&p and the dollar. whenever you see your situation with stocks, you see the dollar pop -- the opportunities on this trade are to fade all these things. i think they come back. the 4300 level is key. that is gone. what is key is behind that. the 200 day moving average for the s&p futures and s&p cash. those levels will come down. we will meet again at the 4300 level. it will be tested, probably after jackson hole. if the markets get above that level and sustain, we go considerably higher. mike makes a good point. the question is 50 or 75. 75 w

esther, thank you for the opportunity to speak here today. at past jackson hole conferences i have discussed broad topics, such as the ever-changing structure of the economy and the challenges of conducting monetary policy under high-end certainty. today, my remarks will be shorter, my focus, narrower, and my message, more direct. the federal market committee overarching focus right now is to

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esther got top marks in every subject, and is going to college. exams will be tough. the teachers have been amazing. in the run—up to exams, the big half—terms, breaks, they had full days of revision. i think it was mostly a confidence thing before going into the exams, just to have that reassurance. chelsea, esther and callum have made the grade, and like thousands of others, they will be moving on to the next phase in their education, and hoping for a future free from the disruption of their time at school. elaine dunkley, bbc news in wigan. this morning it's been announced that workers at the exams body the scottish qualifications authority are to go on strike in a row over pay. the unite union says the action on september the 8th, 15th and 16th could lead to 22,000 exam appeals being "severely delayed". the government is facing further calls to to more to help families and businesses with rising energy bills. the british chambers of commerce wants covid—style emergency grants for companies. and british gas says it will donate 10% of its profit

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esther george and raphael bostick signaling. >> peloton shares reported a big loss, declining revenue as it cycles through its turnaround plan >> ha-ha funny. >> on the move quarterly results as carl said, salesforce, nvidia, snowflake, a number of retailers as well. >> let's begin with the tech earnings salesforce down in the premarket after trimming their full-year guidance, overshadowing the quarterly beat and the company's first-ever share buyback program. marc benioff talked to jim abou it >> this is a more measured economic environment everyone is trying to assess what's going on, how they position themselves or this new economy. it's a new day for many companies. when you look out at all these businesses, yes, they're all doing digital transformation it's still everyone's number-one priority every digital transformation is beginning and ending with the customer >> the phrase measured buying environment came up from bret sailor and from marc. >> yes i think that marc missed it. i think in the previous call he had a vision that this could occur. he understood and was talking to e

esther george wants to protect qt she wants to make sure the fed reduces the balance sheet. her idea, don't create huge disruptions so they can stomach this massive quantitative tightening coming through. i don't know how much support there is for esther's idea. >> that wasn't quick and you didn't answer. i'm going to change it to senator leasisman. you danced around that. >> economics report steve liesman. >> let's welcome in professor jeremy seigal of the wharton school certainly a senior voice in this discussion professor, thanks for joining us >> happy to be here. i like -- i like these football analogies sitting in philadelphia reference to jalen hurts i'm an eeagles fan. i'm with you. >> that's the question steve put it out there, professor, since you're rolling with it, i'm from philadelphia myself right now is jay powell jalen hurts or carson wentz? can he lead it to a soft landing or a fumble? >> i've been a big critic of him. he shouldn't have let the inflation get as bad as it did but he got religion, so to speak, and he's moving we do have five more weeks and as

esther, thank you for the opportunity to speak here today. at past jackson hole conferences i have discussed broad topics, such as the ever-changing structure of the economy and the challenges of conducting monetary policy under high-end certainty. today, my remarks will be shorter, my focus, narrower, and my message, more direct. the federal market committee overarching focus right now is to bring inflation back down to our 2% goal. price stability is the responsibility of the federal reserve and serves as the bedrock of our economy. without price stability, the economy does not work for anyone, in particular, without price stability we will not achieve a sustained time of labor market conditions that benefit all. the burdens of high inflation fall heaviest on those who are least able to bear them. restoring stability will take some time and requires using our tools forcefully, to bring demand and supply and supply into better balance. reducing inflation is likely to require a sustained amount of below trend growth. moreover, there were very

and investors look to this week's fed minutes, including esther george and neel kashkari. what insights they will include into whether the fomc goes big on rate hikes next month or not. the rates on futures are holding soft, getting 0.3%. this may be due to what we are compared to seeing on the u.s., but also counterintuitive to what some of the stocks in asia did after that surprise interest rates cut from the pboc. it is clear that the investors are trying to maneuver that disappointing data print out of china, that surprise interest-rate cuts means that there were some economic troubles and that filters the rent has an impact on global growth worldwide. jackson hole brought the next catalyst for some of the stocks in the u.s., but also treasuries. if you look at the ftse, getting some 0.3%. -- gaining some 0.3%. iron ore under pressure. gas pretty much under changed -- unchanged. we look at the rhine river and the global water level of that. the problem is also economically, if you have a barge or some of the ships that have to go through the rhine river, you need to pu

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but the black, esther in the german state of brandon book has dried up. again, a consequence of heat waves and drought. water piped in from a nearby lake, replenishing the river at least a bit. which time hu bye works for a state run company that we cultivate these former mining landscapes. he regularly monitors the block ester as, as, as bright. so i as part, has dried up repeatedly during hot summer spells in the past 3 years. that many countries are already familiar with extreme droughts due to climate change. but low water levels like you in brandon book have become a concern in germany to in the nearby flood control center. mike, all which managers discourse resource in local lakes and rivers sending it where it isn't that most every drought season makes his job harder since in 6 comments. when i noticed natalie's water shortages always increase potential for conflict between users who need the river water. if there's a was a shortage, and this is more and more often the case here than this potential for conflict worsens, couldn't awkward. in other p

for chelsea, callum and esther, the end of exams also marks the end of their time at this school, aswigan athletic. it's equivalent to three a—levels, it's a btec in sport. being able to pursue the start of a career in sport and then also being able to do education about sport on the side, as well, it's amazing. today he picked up his gcse results. all the hard work has paid off. proud of you. i'm so glad! chelsea's going on to do a—levels. she is happy with her results. the pandemic has been a lesson in resilience. i finally got my results, i have passed. - you are not always going to get the grades you want, _ but i'm still planning to do| medicine, no matter what, i'm still going to become a doctor. ijust want to do something that will help the community. - esther got top marks in every subject, and is going to college. saying goodbye to the teachers who helped get her through the exams will be tough. the teachers have been amazing. in the run—up to exams, the big half—terms, breaks, they had full days of revision. i think it was mostly a confidence thing before going into the exa

this of every biologist, belinda esther han says more box boxes are effective against monkey boxes, but the country does not have stalks on hand. he asked that it's important to be cautious and ready. but do we need a work see that this stage or not? i'm not really sure because a cell resolving infection is it doesn't spread very fast. mortality, these are very, very low. so i don't do mos vaccination for, for monkey box. is something we should be looking at right. the monkey pox virus is not perceived as a serious threat at the moment, but having recently emerged from deadly deeds of cor, with 19 and dealing with raising cases get again, the country can not afford the good lax when it comes to a potential health imaging. that's it for friday. we leave you with pictures of a heat wave in china, which has been breaking records and forcing power cuts impacts at the country have a good weekend with a thought, se gray. he will be able to imagine how many portions of land are thrown out in the world. climate change in cost of doors. this is my plan, the way from just one week. how much work

that's my thought or change in the again the, your fortune pretty up my be a lot about this morning. esther search financial ah, this things to my mom love her dearly rest in peace. she saved my uniforms. and when the war broke out and over russia, i made sure to take them with me. so this is the original bullet proof a we live a war, bullet proof vests, because it's bad luck. we're very superstitious to checks and marcus. so most of the magazines you can see come in here, right from the k. so we had that's all. that is nothing else, no helmets, never. everybody knows be as zach don't back is just a nickname. my real name is logical as well. good enough coverage. then 1958 mom and dad left to his father who up in new york 1st slovenia yugoslavia 1st. it broke out of serbian refugees, 1st serbian refugees leaving and i was look at, we should like what you're doing here. go help your brothers and sisters. so i needed to go, i needed to go because that's my roots. you know, we are serbians who these are young guys, look at that really cool young guys. they don't run away, they're not going to

advisor, mary beth norton wrote about a few years before you were with her there at cornell about esther reid, who formed a group in pennsylvania of women to help the soldier. she didn't -- some rivals with george washington that are worth talking about. the big three groups that i had mentioned or native americans, african americans, and women. >> yes and i wanted to, i definitely want to get to talking about esther reid, but i really want to start with this kind of compelling view, the way that you open the book, this compelling view of this map that shows the continent as being a place, an indigenous place, right? i think that i really am compelled by why you chose this image as a way to kind of come into this, and also how you set your book in this history of the revolution. you are starting it in what is known in the united states as the french indian war, but, you know, it's known internationally as a seven years work, which as you point out, is also a misnomer. tell us a little bit about why you chose to highlight or centralize the, this continent as an indigenous place first and

the presence of esther erdogan is very important because he was the n getting the green moving out of ukraine and going out past turkey and into the mediterranean. what they're looking at is the next day. 21 ships have managed to leave ukraine imports with sunflower seed oil. what they are hoping is to move more. the have about 20,000,000 tons of ukraine and oer foodstuffs in the silos. very soon they will be getting another 25 tons as the harvest comes in. that is a lot of grain and other food that they need to move. they are looking at ways they can make things go faster. the presence of president erdogan is very important in doing that. one of the really key issues they will be looking at is the nuclear power plant. the biggest in europe which is currently occupied by russian forces. the ukrainians killed the russians. they are using those artillery pieces to attack you for any positions. the russians say it is the ukrainians attacking their positions. the ukrainians are calling on the u.n. to send asked him to check out on the ground precisely what is happening. this would rather

we have got esther george with reluctance around a supersized hike.bullard are calling for a three-quarter-basis-point move. also keeping an eye on the chip stocks in korea, as well as earnings coming through from australia. another headwind is certainly what is going on in china's property markets. we are continuing to see the biggest property companies trading at a steep discount. surprising because of the macro issues there, including the continued reliance on covid zero policy's. it makes it very difficult to get new developments on the market. shery: and a very difficult year for xi jinping. vonnie quinn has a first word headlines and, more challenges on the climate and drought front as well. vonnie: exactly, more warnings from chinese president xi jinping urgent regional authorities to help believe the severe drought. some factories have been forced to curb production as the heat wave in southern china hit hydropower generation. water levels in the rivers have fallen to the lowest recorded level for this time of year. long time trump organizatio

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so and that report is such a big deal when it comes to the era so esther peterson the big architect at the pcsw, which is the abbreviation for the president's commission on the status of women. she is a ardent era opponent and she believed that with this commission. they could make the era unnecessary and to offer up alternative ways for improving women's status and what she called a more balanced and practical approach towards removing the arbitrary discriminations on women and keeping what she believed to be equitable distinctions in place and so in the pcsw's final report. it's so important as i describe in chapter 6 because it's like protections finally came to an answer that they were trying to develop, you know, since the 1920s basically which is this idea of how do we get the law to recognize women as full rights marine citizens without taking away the law's ability to treat women differently from men. and so what they did in the pcsw is offer up an alternative constitutional approach and to just summarize it quickly this alternative constitutional approach basically recommended

i think about the story of esther.he is faced with utter destruction of her people, and her uncle comes to her and says -- and we know the verse of perhaps you were born for such a time as this. i think -- i believe that conservative women, christian women were born for this time in order to -- it is true -- and to grab hold of reality and to make this country one that welcomes life and cares for the least of these, cares for these women, but we cannot do it hanging out alone in our pews. but the important verse, even more than for such a time as this is that you can ignore what is happening, and god will raise up someone else that you and your family will suffer or even die, and what i think that means for today is that you are not safe in the power. you are not safe in your pews. you might want to just ignore what is happening in culture, but it will come to you, and we have seen that in our schools. we are seeing it in our communities. you recognize it, but the way we win on life is to get out of our pews and to wal

esther trump and his supporters acted angrily to the unprecedented search of his home on sunday.e joined from washington. what else did we learn from that unsealed search warrant? >> i have the unsealed search warrant here with me. it's not as detailed as probably people would like. we have learned the fbi agents searched the 58-room mansion at mar-a-lago, searching everywhere that former president donald trump and his staff were using including offices, storage areas where documents or papers could be kept. they did not touch anywhere according to this document where a third-party might be available to work or rome. -- roam. we also found out, as you said, a number of documents were retrieved. about 20 boxes. 11 of those documents are considered top-secret classified. some are considered sensitive compartment information papers. according to reports, it might be a step above top-secret. according the fbi agents, he had information on the president of france. there was also the pardon documentation relating to roger stone. a lot of papers retrieved from donald trump's property. h

then you also have people on the protectionist side, like esther peterson, and representative emmanuel celler, who hated the e. r. a., but also were very strong -- we're very strong supporters of the civil rights movement. in their mind, racial discriminations were unnatural transgressions against people. but they thought that sex discrimination could be equitable. they believe that men and women were so different in their social and biological roles in society. then on the pro e. r. a. side, you head people like mary church terrell, and other individuals like emma lutz, of the national women's party, seen the e. r. a. being part of when large struggle. then you also have on the pro e. r. a. side, individuals like representative howard smith who was a segregationist, a white supremacists, racist, not a good person in many ways, supporting the e. r. a. because in his mind he believed that it would ensure that black americans didn't have an advantage over white women. in his mind, the e. r. a. meant equality for white men and white women again, with so many other areas in the original co

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joining me now is esther salas. judge, i appreciate you being with us.ve been through, what's your reaction out of ohio tonight about this armed man who reportedly tried to storm an fbi building as well as the threats being made against the judge who signed off on the search at mar-a-lago? >> it's just reinforcement. it's reinforcement that we need to pass the judicial security and privacy act. we need to start protecting members of the judiciary. the threats against the judiciary, mr. cooper, have just -- they're rising in intensity, in volume. and it's not getting any better since my only child was killed just two years ago in july. this is a moment for all of us to take a breath. for all of us to say facts matter. words matter. what we say to one another, what we are doing to one another and what we're doing to this country, we are ripping this country apart. and we are ripping this country apart because we are unwilling to remember that we are one country, one democracy, and we are -- you know, our justice system falls under one constitution. we are

. >> información que su hoy abogada esther valdés, presentó durante su detención, y después de tres mesesanza. >> cualquier acto que fue el peor error que cometiste? y que por eso viviste esta pesadilla. >> el abogado era muy reconocido, entonces confié en él . >> cinco años estuvo en la sombra de las cuales salió la semana pasada. >> primero fueron policías llorosos los bomberos de san josé, y la jefa es la misma, no dan abasto con el trabajo por la falta de personal. >> paramédico dentro del departamento dicen que a menudo se ven obligados a trabajar días seguidos 24 horas, <> el departamento ahora lucha para mantenerse con suficientes empleados: >> matt es el presidente local y dice que cuando uno trabaja 48 horas seguidas paramédicos 96 semana tras semana

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versus canada shanta horace esther sharp. i saw her. this implant is officer harrison born with arctic chugs kobylinski, but i was low and there prob robin. he also needs a place for him for villa taco she. ty is absent, our group, cassandra hilla dock, his heart that manon it to actually if she's cooper or brower. she of somebody her money if the atmosphere from january 28th to february 3rd 1929. the 1st congress of ukrainian nationalists took place in vienna. the organisation of ukrainian nationalists, or o u. n for short was founded by colonel give gainey kind of audits and austrian officer, lincoln mounded ukrainian nationalists units during world war one and the civil war law in exile. he and his fellow officers lent the outdoor organisation. but i go back past our shall and i watch out of change to post, keep in skull external not to among the been a stylus fire last night was not biased. ukrainians inhabited some of the land that would become part of poland after world war one by dalia grosvenor, lydia and galicia. boise was you

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so we asked esther george actually volunteered this yesterday. she wants to see three months in a row of good data i think there is a question as to whether that is good month-to-month data which i guess would involve the year-to-year rate coming down. and i think what that means, and this is where it gets actually interesting for the market is this notion that the market had priced in which is that the fed would reach a peak level and then start to cut, which is the way the fed rate outlook is priced right now then you had guys like harker tell me this morning you know what i see us reaching three, four, then going flat. that is consequential for the stock market i wouldn't be making my bets for all of my retirement on these notions but if you have shorter term decisions to make i think they factor in >> i want your reaction, too, to what goldman sachs said this week about what he expects to happen out there we expect powell to reiterate the case for slowing the pace of tightening laid out if the press conference and the minutes we continue to e