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and michael fehr remembers 1982, he's the chief market strategist for high tower advisers and founder of farm, miller, washington, a cnbc contributor gentlemen it is good to be with two guys who just like me remember 1982. that was the volker era. interest rates didn't just go up they went stratospheric. ron, you don't see that happening this time around, do you? >> no, tyler, i don't. i happened to be in college in 1982 i was eating at tago bell for 1 there a day. i isn't notice inflation except for the gas prices we had in southern california at the time. you see the rates on the ten-year have come down. stock market seems unperturbed by this. if you back out and take a longer term view of inflationary cycles -- we have talked about this now a couple of months, what a post car or in this case post pandemic cycle might look like, inflation is spiking on supply disruption, as we have discussed ad nauseam for the last several months. i think that's going to normalize a lot in 2022. i think the fed can taper all they want. i think they are going to find they don't need to raise interest

vowed lynne's story would not end up in some cold case trial enthusiasm she says there is some justice fehrhough she disagrees with the outcome of the case. >> ultimately it's about a boy, a tug-of-war between two parents. >> that's right. although i beg to say i don't think a father who would deprive a father of the love of a mother really loves the boy. he loved himself more it seems to me. >> markers. out west there's the great open sky. in south florida, the ocean. always the ocean. the vast churning tropical waters. for the aging friends still remembering, it is lynne's marker too. after a violent death, the place where they prayed she might finally rest in peace. >>> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm natalie morales. thanks for watching. >>> good morning, everybody. we've got breaking news that we are following across the central part of the u.s. today where overnight storms and tornadoes have left dozens of people dead. for the time being, it sounds like kentucky may have been hit the hardest. look at this video here just coming in overnight. you can see how this tornado