ethan harris joins us now.he resources of bank of america where he is head of global economics. i look at the parlor game of one year gas or two year gas and come out with the chinese economy. you have 6.25% economic growth spread out over 24 months. that is a chinese equivalent economy. how will america adjust to this if we have an economy not structured like china? ethan: we cannot grow at that pace indefinitely. this is a huge recovery, the fastest recovery in history for the u.s. economy over the next two years. eventually we have to slow down. by the time we get to 2023, the fed will have to pull back a bit. we cannot afford to continue to do $1 trillion physical packages every year. we cannot grow at chinese rates. we do not have the population, we do not have the catching up to do of technology that china has. we can get early robust years in a row. i've been looking at the spending data you've produced in your reports. how useful has that been to have every twist and turn spelled out for you ahead of ti

ethan: mike has a right. it's about -- mike has it right.re getting people to come back into the job market and employing them and the people who are currently looking for work? just looking at the traditional unemployment rate does not work. the problem with jobless claims is a are moving around a lot because there is cross currents in the economy. right now they are a bit of a mess. the fed really wants to be sure they are taking a broad view of the market. i would say things like the on a planet right -- u6 unemployment rate, that is probably the one indicator i would focus on this close to the official indicator, which does not include 70 marginal workers in the calculation -- some of these marginal workers in the calculation. jonathan: to think we are 12 months in and we are seeing claims numbers at 745,000. still huge. tom: i have to do a surveillance question. ethan harris has been such a supporter of what i've done. all of our audience on radio and tv know the u6 series. it is the only way to go. jonathan: i wonder if you have to go

ethan loved to ski and hike and play spike ball, too. he helped his mom kristin in finding homes for abandoned puppies. ethan loved food. he and his dad, mike, ventured to find the best lobster roll in new england. they sampled 15 locations. he loved lacrosse and he was good at it making the all-star team one season. he was always interested in his family's history. he tried to learn all that he could about his grandmother's experience as a holocaust survivor. and went so far as to divert a family trip to the u.k. to see the ann frank house in the netherlands. ethan was also fascinated by his grandfather's experience as a decorated intelligence officer in the korean war. i'm always so inspired by kristin and michael song and ethan's sister. their strength and courage, their joy in life, and their unquenchable loyalty and love for ethan. i've stood on the green in g gilford announcing my introduction of ethan's law, a safe storage law which they have championed with grace and dignity and power beyond words. and let's say it out loud. this

miller and ethan bearman. ethan will start with you people are rethinking how and where they work.orking 32 hours a week in spain. that his way of such economic problems. you could do a four day, 40 hour week in the u.s. and still maintain productivity, what you think? i have negotiated that with an employer in the past five get the work done in four days what kook cares about the fit that. it saves the employer on the office space. what culvert is shown at these large employers, many of them are going to save money on commercial office space. we are going to have flexibility to work again this is what colors workers for the most part. we work and a professor marie work 80 hours a week. so far we work 170 million. >> if you can get it done for less why not do it right? kennedy: stephen l. miller is it sure your broadcasting from your jammies right now? >> actually i'm in hockey club from the waist down. [laughter] you and i both. >> i am on a four-day work without taking back to high school history class in my lab partner, shannon, here's what you missed. i mean, the productivity a

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the trumpeter is used to it because stage ethan is a member of the new york from the monique. home has been docked for nearly a year. this should have been a fan's 13th season with the for the money no one knows when things might get back to normal the audiences the people that we make music for is you know you are the people that really make what we do worth it and music communicates and and speaks right here i mean you hear the silence of applause. ethan is a true new yorker and as the song almost says if you can make it through the crisis then you can make it anywhere. getting and if neighborhood and we're there wanting to believe his life from berlin coming up next a sports life and don't forget you can always get all the latest news and analysis on our web site d w dot com you can of course also follow us on instagram and twitter our handle there is after it's on the gulf and berlin for me and the entire team in the newsroom thanks for your company. more than a 1000 years ago europe witnesses a huge construction boom. christianity for me established itself. both religious

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now defense attorney ethan way rose with his goal set upon demolishing the star witness' credibility.r, isn't it true? >> coming up -- will there finally be justice for mike? >> we didn't have a slam dunk case. >> the jury finds as follows -- >> does it come to a matter of jurors? it's "he said, she said. pick one." >> yes. >> when "dateline" continues. , >> when "dateline" continues who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin, and, had significantly less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infection. if you take asthma medicines, do

. >> reporter: ethan green is the director of the colorado avalanche information center. >> it's goinge worst years in a long time. i'm hoping it's not going to be this worst year. >> reporter: in fact, the week of january 30th was the worst week for avalanche fatalities in the u.s. with 15 dead and the season is far from over. >> you know, it's a pretty amazing natural hazard in that, you have a person that goes across a snow slope, and release maybe thousands of tons of debris that goes rolling down the hill. one of the accidents we had this last week, the avalanche itself, the break in the snow was over 3,000 feet wide and that is triggered by a person. >> that sort of risk taking can now have legal consequences. in are facing wreckless endangerment charges for risking a road. >> do you generally shut down public lands? >> typically we don't do that. part of our culture in the united states and certainly in the western united states has a high degree of value on freedom and personal responsibility. so, these are our public lands. they are there for everyone to enjoy. and that's a wo

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was foul the trumpeter is used to it because stage ethan is a member of the new york film the monic. home has been dark for nearly a year. this should have been a fan's 13th season with the film the money no one knows when things might get back to normal the audiences the people that we make music for is you know you are the people that really make what we do worth it and music communicates and and speaks right here i mean you hear the silence of applause. ethan is a true new yorker and as the song almost says if you can make it through the crisis then you can make it anywhere. the story you're watching news life from berlin up next documentary takes us to guinea bissau out for a profile on the powerful queens. and get all the latest news and information on our website. and of course follow us on instagram and twitter at. a time when you could just make an investment on behalf of everyone here it's a much. more than half the world will be living with limited water resources we haven't had to think about. i think that era is over it's a financial product like any other financial. the

and pepsi and what i would tell you is it's -- ethan is charismatic. >> early days?nd they keep making it taste better and better. i use it all the time because my kids are vegetarian and vegan. i find it to be good-tasting as good-tasting as a true burger, i don't think so, and that's an issue, but one day it will be. >>> as we said, s&p hasn't seen such a good day since june, yesterday. >> yeah. yesterday's action was truly remarkable, jim. i did want to get you one last thing on beyond meat, because we have talked about the partnerships specifically with mcdonald's but you're right even citi says the details on some of the partnerships are scant. and there's still some who believe that beyond meat is trying to tell you about it is not what the vendor would tell you. >> that's the part that i think ethan believes once you're in, you're in. i agree with you i don't know if the mcdonald's franchisees want a separate make line for this kind of thing. i do think that if you put it in college cam pugss, people will like it. like i said, this is probably one of the most

i am thankful certainly that i have a younger son ethan who is still with us. he's been fantastic.old, it would be even that much more difficult. it's a pain that i am here today because i don't want anybody else to go through it. >> since ours was so early in the pandemic there was no ability to be able to grieve. i am jewish as was jordan. to sit a tradition of group and family mourning we had to do online. to have to do that and not just have the hugs you need and still haven't had. our community was incredibly supportive. they did meal delivery and everything they could at arm's length. but i still am missing the community. a year later, we will probably over the summer outdoors we will do something where we can try to celebrate more of who jordan was in a more public and community way. >> martha: lastly, what would you say to other families? one thing that struck me, chris, you said it's a silent killer. it's not always that way for everyone. but what would you want other families who have a child they are concerned about, what would you say to them? >> well, first of all, i w

they didn't see the long pass to ethan thompson coming. it increased the beavers lead 2- 11.hese ramblers have the mental toughness of juliette goodrich! cut the lead to three late in the game. sister e jean approved. but it was oregon state's day. it took a jared lucas jumper and we were done here. oregon state on its way to the elite eight for in 40 years. the pac-12, tournament. final minute. first half. the lob. cougars scored the last few. it was houston, 62-46. oregon state will be waiting next on monday. >>> there's the former warriors coach eric musselman. dark jerseys. nation's leading scorer max ace smith. that's not how you start, how you finish. razor backs time-out. roberts drew up a play. had a good look at it to win. no, no, no. and arkansas survived and moved onto the elite eight. 72-70. so where producer sarah brown is doing the arkansas hauled call. jared butler. the spin move. that put baylor in front. they won 62-51. they advance to the elite eight. with, arkansas. meantime, on the women's side. arizona wildcats. move to the elite eight against texas a&m.

i have to admit although ethan's just 5, he's already interested in roblox because he'll see videos on kids playing roblox. i'm holding off for now, but let's see how long it lasts. >> good luck. fight the good fight, diane. i've given up. >> thank you. >> diane king hall in new york, thank you so much. >> you got it. >>> so up next, royal fallout. a new comment from british tv hishow after rarks about prince harry and meghan. harry . dad! no shoes in the house. our son says, since tide antibacterial fabric spray kills 99.9% of bacteria. just to be sure. he wants us to spray everything every time we walk into the door. it's just to be sure. just to be sure! i thought you just sprayed those. ma, it's just to be sure. see, he takes after my side of the family. for every just to be sure, it's got to be tide antibacterial fabric spray. what if i told you the best place to begin is within. with collagen, that supports our body from the inside, out. because when we feel supported from within (whir of treadmill, foot impact + heavy breathing) our confidence comes from way deeper. it's within

irish for friends and these 7 friends are ethan quinten ronan o'connell frances fallon seamus morrison brian culligan steven mcguinness and darren kelly. is what we do just want to show the rest of the world how good irish dancing can be especially when paired with modern music we're trying to bring it forward to a new audience and really show like what ireland can do and what we can do. irish dance as part of the national culture kargil choreographed a trending pop songs instead of celtic tunes and we're relaxed outfits instead of tailored uniforms their modern performances are a unique blend of john russell. what we're trying to do is fuse jazz dancing tap dancing even hip hop with our own irish dancing to try and elevate and modernize irish dancing and really taken to a whole new level. it may look straightforward and simple put it in up but it's the result of years of hard training all 7. started dancing at a very young age some have known each other for years from the country's dance competitions they learn the variations and techniques of irish stands almost from day one. irish d

irish for friends and the 7 friends are ethan quinten ronan o'connell frances fallon seamus morrison brian culligan stephen mcguinness sandara kelly. is what we do just want to show the rest of the world how good irish dancing can be especially when paired with modern music we're trying to bring it forward to a new audience and really show like what ireland can do and what we can do. irish dance as part of the national culture hard to choreograph to trending pop songs instead of celtic tune and we're relaxed outfits instead of tailored uniforms there are modern performances our unique blend of john rhodes. what we're trying to do is fuse jazz dancing tap dancing even hip hop with our own irish dancing to try and elevate a modern life or something and really taken to a whole new level. it may look straightforward and simple to put it in up but it's the result of years apart training also. and started dancing at a very young age some have known each other for years from the country's dance competitions they learn the variations and techniques of irish stands almost from day one. irish

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and anne-marie, i recently introduced my son ethan to "monopoly." "monopoly junior."nd is already crushing me. >> yeah. it's a great game. we play it a lot in our family. i was thinking about the modern equivalent of a community. i was like, what does your sub-reddit tell you to invest in. roll even, roll odd. i might put that submission in. diane king hall in new york. thank you. >> thank you. >>> up next, bracket busters. big upsets during march madness ruins perfect brackets in the basketball tournament. n the basketball tournament. let's start with all the dads who aren't exactly “sports guys.” narrow it to all the non-sports dads who love watching sports... in the rain. with kids who can catch “almost” everything. especially a cold. that brings us to you. you're the one we made mywalgreens for. an easier way to save, shop, and perhaps catch a break. introducing mywalgreens. join and get 30 minute pickup at walgreens.com join and get 30 minute pickup spiculus! a fight to the jif. (laughter) (crowd noises) (laughter) you no longer need a knife to jif! ♪ ♪ ♪ people

checks and closing the charleston loophole but also emergency risk protection orders, safe storage, ethan's law, repeal of placa, a number of measures that provide a comprehensive solution. there's no single cure, but i think we can do it with the kind of support that we're seeing this morning. and i'm very pleased now and honored to introduce one of the true champions of gun violence protection -- do you want to -- my mentor and model and leader, senator schumer of new york. [indiscernible] ms. jackson lee: go right ahead, chuck. senator schumer: thank god i didn't get ahead of clyburn. [laughter] ok. thank you, everybody, and it's great to be here. i want to thank our great speakers, speaker pelosi, all of my colleagues in the house and senate who have played an instrumental role in this so important an issue. and i particularly want to thank the survivors and the families of the victims and so many who have that horrible hole in their heart because they lost someone to gun violence. so many children -- children on our streets gone, and yet, these advocates light a candle every day. that'

ethan we discuss no game have the protection money ready you've been warned no police don't be stupid or your daughters will pay for it. on . which i was scared and fled. people flee because of crime but often enough land in the hands of criminals who take advantage of people's distress explains gloria who sometimes works for people smugglers. they have to pay a lot and they get poor service you get lured into it with the american dream in some cases they only bring you to the airport here and tell you that that is the border people then jump the fence and think they're in the usa but they're not you . know. back at the real border that small group has indeed crossed over in an area with additional dangers like snakes and scorpions and then there's the border police. thinks they'll probably all be back soon in mexico both had their poor devils they must have suffered. in just a few minutes later another group is about to make a run for it they 1st hide in the bushes while another group still quickly runs down the hill and crosses the border not knowing what or who lies ahead. well in

recent court papers reveal prosecutors believe that proud boys ethan nordean was tasked with war powersving him command over the group during the insurrection. former proud boys dante nero: >> they feel they're on the right side of history. they think that they're being patriotic. >> reporter: some extremist action on capitol hill, but a congressional security bulletin obtained by cbs news now sayse t groups that some extremist groups have lost interest in that date. still, members of congress are being advised to remain vigilant. norah. >> o'donnell: and much of that fencing still remains. jeff pegues, thank you. tonight, the biden administration is slapping its first sanctions on russia, officials linked to the poisoning and later to the jail of vladimir putin's arch-alexey navalny. navalny is now being held in a notorious prison camp where harsh labor is common. tonight there is growing pressure on new york governor andrew cuomo to resign after a third woman came forward alleging inappropriate conduct. cuomo himself is keeping a low profile, in stark contrast to his daily briefings d

ethan thompson goes long. where it all the t. shae hits him with a full court inbound pass. thompson had 22 points. the beavers at this point up by 13. the ramblers, making one last run with the minute i have to play marquees kennedy to the hoop, plus the foul. he missed the free throw, though, and oregon state's lead was four. but this one put it away next time down the floor for the beavers. jared lucas hits a three oregon state on lee in the tournament because it won the pac 12 tournament advances into the final age for the first time since 1982 65 58, the final j ride and 50. how did villanova have been here before, but today had to take on a number one and baylor bears were down 7.5 but made their move in the second half. matthew mayor spins to the hoop mayor rocking the eighties mullet, just eight players excused by the bears villanova very much within striking distance here but turns the ball over its davian mitchell with the steal, he flips to adam flagler, who buries the 3or turnovers, a problem for the wildcats, who commit six steen of them 23 to 10 run powers bayl

correspondent ethan ali went to the site to find out more. the execution has to be equivalent to a minute to sell operation 0 margin for error you can imagine with the numbers that were facing this community center in northwest london functions as a place to support homeless people even supporting victims of domestic violence but it's its use as a food bank providing seriously much needed food support for families across london which is caught in the headlines and those volunteers and the people running this food bank say that since the covert pandemic began they've been almost overwhelmed by the numbers of families who need support this will teach of thousands of people queuing for over 2 kilometers to get access to food bank support went viral simply highlighting the desperate situation that thousands if not millions of people across the country are currently in one photo became job loss for many it just was increased and ever since and we've been seeing attempts on increase every single week we've been doing this for 7 years but we haven't

so right now there is a bit of a race like ethan but i don and does have a potential to catch him but i got it just about 35 seconds for you on this last one autonomous region in china is reportedly banning crypto mining that's the inner mongolian development and reform commission what's the story there and how did that affect this bull run that we're selling this afternoon you know the story there is since 2019 the chinese government has criticized energy consumption in this particular region and so they have banned it because it takes a lot of energy to mine big coing so that has been the case they've backed it's actually been discouraged to mine because in china all the way back to 2018 so for almost 3 years now it's been a been an issue there i think it will continue to be i mean the energy consumption associated with that is big but he it's not simply going to drive the price down just because you can't mine in one place you're going to mine it someplace else boom bust co-host ben swan and kristie i thank you for breaking all of this down for us. and the director of the u.s. cent

scene of these shelters that have been set up in the last week since this situation began here in iraq ethan a number of other towns along the border the latest count cording to the colombian government of 4700 venezuelans that have fled the clashes that continue inside their country between. armed forces and. armed groups were and as you were saying in your introduction many here are very angry at venezuelan government for what they consider the use of excessive force on the part of the venezuelan armed forces during their push against these armed groups are now venezuela has been accused for years by the colombian government of tolerating if not directly supporting the presence of colombian armed group in their territory they even have been accused of colluding with some of these groups making money through drug trafficking gold mining and so forth but something has happened now happen inside the village where by which the government has decided to go after one of these groups and many of the people here say that the government forces have accused them of being part of being rebel fighters

turn in canceling a strict nationwide shutdown planned for easter the idea of a strict ethan lockdown had many here in germany. and the chancellor has said if acknowledged the measure was a mistake in an extraordinary address to people. here on the need to shut down was proposed is the best of intentions because we urgently need to slow down and we've pressed that way but the pandemic never that this proposal was a mistake and you know and feel a mistake must be acknowledged by folks and above all it must be corrected soon as possible. place was about the same time i am well aware that the sentai a situation is causing added incentive. i deeply regret these and i ask all citizens to forgive me for. the sudden rollback of the measure i did feel to the fire especially for opposition parties at the parliament will. just cause this perfect chaos whose perfect start yesterday was like this 2 days slide spats nobody knows what the rooms are anymore and the knowledge of a faded from the chance of though she takes responsibility that nobody really knows what the submission in. the chancellor'

charlotte is enjoying the final weeks of her maternity leave with her ten—month—old son ethan, but lifein and out of hospital. i got told by the doctor the worse could have happened, so he would have had a seizure if we'd left it two more hours, and wouldn't have made it. that's kind of what started everything. so i did get quite low. and back at home, she was anxious and stressed, but didn't have support to turn to. you weren't able to see families face—to—face, and ordinarily, i've known people to have their mums to stay or their parents to stay and help. it was a struggle. she says she was helped a lot by regular contact with leanne, who's a health visitor, but there are fears that many parents have missed out. there is a huge cohort of families who have not had the support from their families. i think the coming months and potentially the coming years will be able to show us the true extent of the impact of covid on our families. those feeling trapped at home have needed more support, and hannah is a community mental health nurse who goes out to visit them. a lot of it is about soci

unanswered one important question how will germany get this pandemic under control the idea of a strict ethan look down had many here in germany up in arms and the chancellor has said if acknowledged the measure was a mistake in an extraordinary address to people. it is the idea of the need to shut down was proposed is the best of intentions in the mid because we urgently need to slow down and we've pressed it that way but the pandemic never that's not the e.p.a. this proposal was a myth ok and and fida a mistake he acknowledged to folks and a bowl of it must be corrected a soon as possible i should say to see in place what about the same time i am well aware that the sentai a situation is causing added incentive but already i deeply regret this and i ask all citizens a pic of me sayang. they said a rollback of the measure i did feel to the fire especially for a position parties at the podium and. discuss our suspects details his paraphrase yesterday today's live stats nobody knows what their roots are anymore and that knowledge meant a failure from the chance of those she takes responsibilit

ayoze perez scored the other with ethan ampadu's own goal completing the rout, which moves leicesterhead at st mary's, with just quarter of an hour gone. it didn't take long for the home side to pull level, their in form striker che adams scoring his third goal in three games. but ten minutes after the break, leandro trossard made it 2—1. brighton move up to 16th in the table, three points clear of the relegation zone. it was a deserved victory. full credit to the players, we had to adapt, we lost dan at half—time to a tight hamstring and still we had to adapt and i thought we did really well. the second half was a really good goal and when we had to defend, of course, you have to defend against a team that plays with a huge personality and intensity, but overall i am so proud of the players. two other games to mention — the big one being the north london derby, at the emirates. not long to kick off there now. pierre emerick aubameyang on the bench for arsenal. son, kane and bale start for spurs. soa so a strong line—up for the tottenham team at the emirates there. later — manchester

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charlotte is enjoying the final weeks of her maternity leave with her ten—month—old son ethan, but life left it two more hours and wouldn't have made it. that's kind of what started everything. so i did get quite low. and back at home, she was anxious and stressed, but didn't have support to turn to. you weren't able to see families face to face, and ordinarily, i've known people'd have their mums to stay or their parents to stay and help. it was a struggle. she says she was helped a lot by regular contact with leanne, who's a health visitor, but there are fears that many parents have missed out. there is a huge cohort of families who have not had the support from their families. i think the coming months and potentially the coming years will be able to show us the true extent of the impact of covid on our families. those feeling trapped at home have needed more support, and hannah is a community mental health nurse who goes out to visit them. a lot of it is about social. isolation, and we've been that contact for them. here she visits sam, who lives on her own and says lockdown has add

. >> ethan splits his time working between palo alto and houston. >> the way people react to covid ins how it is in california i feel like it is to opposite ends of the spectrum. >> he believes thebelieves thebe people really out a great match. >> i don't think it's fair to judge someone on whether they got vaccinated or not without understanding why. >> we want to make it easy for them to have the conversation. that is why we added the feature. >> the app has no way to verify vaccination status. >> i would hope people would be honest about it. >> most of us would not have imagined pre-pandemic. >>> yeah, we change with the times. >> we sure do. >>> tell us what the changing times have for us in store. >> it will bring some very warm weather our way. the warm-up has started already. let me give you a look at current conditions. the 24 hour temperature change shows it is 30 degrees warmer than at the they warm-up has begun already. it will be even warmer the next two days. an iv from emeryville looking westward toward san francisco where the 6070 degrees. we have mid to upper 70s at th

jonathan: ethan harris. tom: you guys are on top of your game. let us save the show. a high point always for john and myself. there was no davos this year. her acute knowledge of the hydrocarbon. what i see in the region -- the research is a split between a western developed world in recovery and everybody else not. synthesize that. are we really detached, developed world, and everybody else, or we -- are we in this economic growth together? >> great to be with you this morning. i think this time around, it depends entirely on whether we move out of this inequality you were just talking about in which jerome powell and the rest of the fed, for the first time in a long time, facing down. the fed's job has always been to deal with monetary policy. we are hearing them deal more with income inequality. u.s., europe versus american markets? the tale of two cities has become more complicated. in emerging markets, you cannot bunch american markets together anymore. china has its own dynamic. the rest of emerging markets, depending on what kind of sectors, whether they have v

attorney in democrat strategist, ethan bearman like the ucla bruins, go bruins. here we go, katie.this what you have always assumed that president obama is the puppetmaster? is this what he's been waiting for? biden just a piece of quite the former president and multiplex. >> i love your hands, i will echo brian sentiments, you are an amazing woman but we knew this was coming, joe biden throughout the entire 2020 campaign talked about and referred to president obama's record and related together on every issue most so when it comes to pushing biden on a lot of these issues and topics, of course president obama is in on it and felt like his legacy was completely destroyed by president trump so this gives him the opportunity to have influence his former vice president to get his policies back on the books but let's not forget the border crisis of 2014 unaccompanied minor crisis when it first happened happened under president obama, the same policies biden has had no plan to deal with the search so not surprised at the results and consequences so far. kennedy: i got podcast coming up

we have had the great privilege of talking to those in the ethan harris shop at bank of america securitieschelle meyer, absolutely brilliant over the years on the pulse of the american economy. she joins us with her leadership and her symbolism of international women's day in getting it done. we have followed your career. it is always narrow questions about this and that. i want to give you a broader question. what is the quality of u.s. 7.3% economic growth. what is the makeup of that big number you have q4 to q4? michelle: thanks for the question of having me on on an important day. when you think about the drivers of u.s. economic growth, particularly this year with a stunning, we are forecasting 7.3% growth, we think a lot of it has to do with the consumer. it has to do with the resolve of the consumer to spend and the ability of the consumer to spend. this is a household sector staying on strong balance sheets , sitting on a lot of dry powder in terms of the amount of cash it has accumulated, which as a result of the latest stimulus bill, and the consumer has already engaged and prove

tom: ethan harris will join us, of bank of america.hat is important is where the survey migrates wednesday, thursday, friday. if we go 6.50% to 6.75%, that is the kind of trend -- if we go 650,000 to 675 thousand, that is the kind of trend. lisa: will there be enough investors, especially as you do get this question mark about how much the fed will allow that long and to rise? at what point does good news become bad news for markets as we see the rising yields really pressure some of the more levered positions across markets? jonathan: right now they are comfortable, and they have been for a while. yields are higher, the curve is steeper. your 10 year up five basis points to 1.76%. outside that, in foreign exchange, dollar-yen has a $1.10 handle. euro-dollar, $1.1732 right now, down 0.3%. there's the equity market. it is a mild move, but we carry on rolling over just a little bit, down 0.2% on the s&p. lisa: this comes only heels -- this comes on the heels of higher yields. i am so curious for 9:00 a.m. today. the fed's randy quarles w

unanswered one important question how will germany get this pandemic under control the idea of a strict ethan lock down had many here in germany up in arms and the chancellor has said if acknowledged the measure was a mistake in an extraordinary address to people. is the idea of the need to shut down was proposed with the best of intentions because we urgently need to slow down and we've pressed it that way but the pandemic never that is not a disease proposal was a mistake and few know and feel a mistake has been acknowledged to folks and a bowl of it must be corrected a soon as possible i should say to see in place for about the same time i am well aware that the sentai a situation is causing added incentive to dalby regret this and i ask all citizens to pick of me sayang. they said in a row back of the measure i did feel to the fire especially for a position parties at the podium and. discuss our suspects to kaos whose paraphrase yesterday it was 2 days 5 stats nobody knows what the rules are anymore and that knowledge meant a failure from the chance of though she takes responsibility that

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