ruby franke?e his's mom name. >> reporter: franke's 12-year-old son brings this neighbor to tears. >> this boy has been -- he needs wounds. >> reporter: the house hours away. hill de brant was a marriage counselor who treated sex addiction with the work through life star and joined forces with franke in a life coaching business called connections. >> all of us want connections and want to have relationships where we feel close and where there's love. >> you two stay on that corner. >> reporter: body camera footage obtained by abc news showcasing those intense moments when police swarmed franke's home the day she was taken into custody. >> police department. >> reporter: after the arrest of both franke and many wonder if there were missed warning sgzs. juju chang sat down with her. >> she made me sleep outside in the snow and duct taped me. i wasn't allowed to speak to anyone. >> what in theory was the justification for the duct tape? >> the duct tape was in her words an external reminder to me tha

[humming "i will survive"] frank! frank: my money? it's missionary.g to me, man. seriously. frank: okay. i say we do the good cop, bad cop thing. you interrogate the witness and i growl. jay: how about we do the good cop, dumb dog thing, and you just shut up? frank: you got it, partner. total silence. absolute quiet. not a word out of me. what do we got? what do we got? there's a phosphorous residue on the wall. we sent samples to em for analysis. hey, jay, zero percent body fat. [both chuckle] funny. witness? girl. saw everything. she's taking it well. laura: i won't answer any questions. i want to know what happened here. i'll handle this one. frank: you got it. alone. a talking dog might be a bit much for her right now. what do you want me to do? sniff around. [agents chuckle] what? funny. agent: take a deep breath. everything's gonna be all right. what part is she supposed to feel all right about? i'm agent jay. why don't you tell me what you saw? a two-headed guy and a woman. caucasian? gray, with tentacles coming out of her hands. she used them

i'm frank holland. t's kioff the hour with the checof the.sstock fures with tow witthe fih stight rord cle in a row apple, right now up 100% we will now look at the futures. looking at futures they are green across the board. the dow would open up 25 points. the s&p and nasdaq in the green. >>> we are checking bond yeeiel with the ten-year yield down 30 basis points over the last week. similar for the two-year note. falling 30 basis points over the last week. we want to look at energy, specifically oil wti, u.s. benchmark at $72.16. ice brent is down .50% similar story for parts. >>> time for the check of the tocorporate stories and silvana hena silvana, good morning. >>> frank, good morning. will pause u. sales on twof blooerg is reporti that ple is scrambling toescue the $1billion wearle busine rushg to changand eate it deternes satution aow e-setst to cusmers the repo as if harare new models andhippinthem could takehree months. th is not cluding the time for s. cusms to approve the move >>> google ha

the valuation, frank, is cl clustered.ings multiple for the bank with significant more earnings power. >> chris mcgratty, thank you. >> thanks, frank. >>> we are getting ready for another very key earnings report today. it is nike. the stock is up 30% since the last report three months ago out pacing the sector. it is still sitting 7% away from the 52-week high hit back in it february. cnbc.com reporter has the set up and the number one thing to watch ahead of the tape. >> if there is one key things to focus on for mnike is margins. investors are eager to see that turn around. there are a couple of things working in nike's favor. freight covers have been weighing on the properties. nike's inconvventories are in a better position. in q1, inventory was down 10%. that means less markdowns. a lot of this is down to the macro. consumers are under pressure and hungry for a deal and it is tough to convince to pay the full price. china will have its part to play here with nike. china is the most most of theable profitable region.

so much with a.i., frank. i don't know if you saw the article in "the new york times" where people are grappling with the potential of a.i. >> we are trying figure out how a.i. fits in the world. bertha, see you later on. >>> we turn the attention back to the broader markets. it is the season of tjolly and investors are looking for a five-week win streak. the s&p rallied 450 points. it is approaching the highs for the year just above 4,600 as most market watchers believe the fed is done hiking rates. the vix has dropped to a new low for the year and the index at the lowest level since january of last year. let's get the latest from mary ann bartels. she is on the cnbc news line. mary ann, good morning. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> what is your current view of the market and how much of it depends on the idea that the fed is done hiking rates? >> i think the idea of the fed being done has really driven the ten-year yields down helping to drive equity prices higher. we're calling 2024 the year of

in we can go live to jerusalem, where frank gardner is.— frank gardner is.inutes, frank gardner is. in the last few minutes. we _ frank gardner is. in the last few minutes, we were _ frank gardner is. in the last few minutes, we were listening - frank gardner is. in the last few minutes, we were listening to i minutes, we were listening to families of those still being held hostage. they were very frustrated, because they say they aren't getting face time with the israeli government.— face time with the israeli government. face time with the israeli covernment. , , ., ., , government. yes, it is not only that, they _ government. yes, it is not only that. they are _ government. yes, it is not only that, they are running - government. yes, it is not only that, they are running out - government. yes, it is not only that, they are running out of. that, they are running out of patience with the israeli government's policy of not negotiating, because as you pointed out in that interview, negotiations, mediation was what got the hostages out. you can argue about wh

i'm frank holland. we kickoff the day with the check on the stock futures after the rough day for wall street. take a look. you see it is red across the board. dow would open up 30 points lower at this hour. as always, it's early. major imagines ars averages are coming under pressure with the russell 2000 coming off a fourth possible siitive session in a r. rates have declined. however, it is more than 20% from the all-time high. speaking of rates, we check the bond market. we are at 4.24 for the ten-year note. these rates have fallen on expectation that the fed is done cutting rates. we look at commodities as we watch the price of gold after it topped 2,100 do$2,100 for the fe ever. up a .25%. a big move to the upside for gold with the fourth quarter and year up 12%. we continue to talk more about gold later in the show. we also want to look at cryptocurrency. bitcoin holding above $41,000. it's highest level in 19 months. right now, just down fractionally. bitcoin trades around the clock. $41,700. bit

one has frank sinatra coming into the committee room, a small frank sinatra, surrounded by thugs, his bodyguards. and you see the members of the committee ducking under, scattering, and the chairman says the church committee calls frank sinatra, or on the other hand, mr. sinatra would rather not. >> [ laughter ] >> so, there was humor amongst all the serious work they'd done. let me just end with this, the bipartisanship shown by the committee and fritz schwartz mentioned this in his book about democracy in the dark, was demonstrated by the fact, as fred says, republican senators barry goldwater and john tower dissented quite often, but there was no vote that divided the committee on the party basis, not a single vote was partyline. there was always a bipartisanship there. i would like to see those days again. all the committee members signed the assassination report. it was senator hart, senator church, senator tower, and staff that worked on that report, and all senators on the committee, barry goldwater and howard baker and fritz mondeo, i mean, this was an all-star committee. they

frank church, a democrat from idaho. church served in u.s. senate from 1957 to 1980 and assembled a committee in 1975 to investigate abuses. the cia, the national security, the fbi and the irs. tonight, we are looking forward an exciting conversation with james risen, author of the last honest man and former senator gary hart, who served on the church committee. we also have with us former church committee staff members, peter fenn loch johnson, frederick baron and rick under firth. i'm happy to say. we also have coauthor and national club member tom risen. they were joining us and answering questions. these congressional staffers recently found themselves at the center news when they wrote an open letter to. representative jim jordan, a republican from ohio. jordan chairs the newly formed select subcommittee on the weaponization of the federal government. and these former church committee staffers urged jordan to change course, pursue a bipartisan inquiry which they felt had made the church successful and effective. senator hart, who was the

i'm frank holland.his is the last "worldwide exc exchange" of 2023. let's start your day with the kickoff of the check of the u.s. stock futures. the dow would open up 35 points higher. right now, the markets are set to close out a very strong year. not factoring in the moves today. look at the charts. the dow is up more than 13.5%. the s&p is up 24.5%. keep in mind, we're on record close and record intraday high watch all day on cnbc. nasdaq is the best performance. >>> the bond market yields with the ten-year yield at 3.888. i have been saying it is down 30 basis points since the pause in december from the fed. we also look at wti trading at $72.20 a barrel. similar for brent crude up .75% trading at $77.75 a barrel. both on pace for the first negative year in the last three. the moves for oil with crude, wti, down 10% for the year. brent crude down 9.5% for the year. >>> we will look at the overseas action in asia. it is a mixed picture year to date. japan's nikkei, the biggest winner for the year, u

jp, let's start off with you. >> good morning, frank. we did see markets react to the dovish tilt by the federal reserve. especially for the potential for rate cuts next year. we saw this play out across the fx space with the dollar index st taking a step back. the yen and yuan trading against the greenback. look at the chinese onshore and offshore. yuan traded hours or at the same time when jay powell made the statement with regards to the decision. it gave them more time to react before the yuan. it wasn't as reactive to the dovish comments. a little bit more complicated and not as smooth with the foreign exchange paspace. look at the japanese yen. you see that on the knee nikkei which closed in the red. the kospi in seoul gained ground in the session. look at the chinese stocks. they did not take confidence from the decision because there may be more concerns closer to home. chinese yuan loans for the month of november came in below expectations and also raised concerns about slowing economic growth in china and also slowing consumer

frank church was from idaho.grew up in boise and in the 19 twenties and thirties, he was you know, and then when he, he got to the senate when he was only 32 in 1956 he was really a very traditional liberal cold warrior. a lot like john kennedy who he really looked up to, they were both in the senate at the same time and he was a typical 19 fifties democrat who, uh, believed in the, the cold war fight against communism. but vietnam really radicalized him and he became one of the first opponents of the, of the war in the senate. and it was largely because of his service in china in world war two where he had seen how corrupt the regime of shang kai shek was that he saw in south vietnam something very similar and he realized very quickly how corrupt the south vietnamese government was. and that radical, he eventually became radicalized by the us involvement in the war. and he, he began to see that the united states was on the path of becoming a militaristic empire. and he thought that the intelligence community was

silvana. >>> frank, good morning.he biden administration released the highly anticipated prope pro proposals for cleaner hydrogen companies. they stand to look at credits for energy produced. meaningful credits at 60 cents per kilo will go to those who produce hydrogen. it will deliver $140 billion in revenue and 700,000 jobs by 2030 as well as help the u.s. produce 50 million metric tons of hydrogen by 2050. >>> manchester united has a buyer. sir jim ratcliffe is buying a 25% stake in the club worth $1.3 billion and takeover operations from the glaser company. that is well below initial hopes of $6 billion the and marks the end of the year-long battle with ratcliffe and other bidders for control of the club. >>> a federal judge ruled twitter violated contracts by failing to pay millions of dollars in bonuses that had been promised to employees after musk purchased the company a year ago. twitter's lawyers said the company made verbal promises to employees 50% of the target bonus and never put it in a written contract

franke's case, that won't be necessary. >> juju: both plea deals detail how two of franke's children,to as r.f. and e.f., were subjected to months of physical torture, outside in the heat, denied food and water. both children were also convinced they were evil and that the punishments were necessary to repent. and in july when r.f. attempted to run away, his hands and feet why regularly bound. often using handcuffs and/or rope. >> 911, the address of your emergency? >> i just had a 12-year-old boy show up here at my front door, asking for help. >> juju: despite all the physical arm r.f. made another attempt in august. successfully escaping from hilderbrandt's home hours south of his mother's. >> he's emaciated. he's got tape around his legs. he's hungry, and he's thirsty. >> juju: after their arrests many wondered if there were missed warning signs. this 911 call was made in september 2022 by franke's adult daughter. >> my four younger siblings are living in springville, and my neighbors have been telling me they have been left home alone for four or five days. >> juju: franke and hil

frank? >> thank you to our diana olick.t what this means with bess friedman with one of the largest privately owned real estate brokerages in the u.s. good morning, happy holidays. >> good morning, frank, happy holidays. >> we're going to pick it up where we left off. generally people -- it kind of starts in march. so give us a sense as we kind of go into the new year, as we head into the spring selling season. how meaningful is it. howelling do you think people are to sill their house and buy a new one? >> i think what diana just said is good news, the fact that rates are coming down makes buyers and sellers feel good. she mentioned prices are at an all-time high, and part of that is because of the tight inventory. and i think rates coming down will encourage more seller os to put their homes on the market, thus giving us more inventory, and that will let up prices a bit so they can come down. and buyers will go out. buyers are going to homes and seeing there's not a lot to choose from and you get bidding wars. we get more

good morning. >>> happy friday, frank. let's start with the price action overnight which is positive except for the shanghai composite which is down .60%. the blue chip is not looking good there. hang seng is up 2.4%. we saw a bounce in the real estate sector on news that shanghai brought down some home prices. we are seeing a rebound in chip makers and on the back of the weakness in the yen. it has been positive for the japan index. we have the bank of japan meeting on december 19th. here in europe, the picture is slightly more mixed. the ftse 100 is the one that is mainlyi lagging down .10%. the market digested the meeting from the ecb yesterday. we had better than pictured uk pmi coming through beating consensus. not the case with the european indices. eurozone flash pmi disappointed again. seventhi straight month of declines. flash number of 47 against 46. that being said, we are still seeing a positive reaction. the dax is up .20%. frank, dax touched 17,000 yesterday. another all-time record high for the index. the ca

frank, i'll toss it back to you. >> i have to correct myself. said gas is down. >>> the s&p is opening at its highest level since 2022. trading at record all-time highs. that's the most since april of 2022, according to dow jones. optimism over the direction of inflation is helping to boost names like allstate, costco, d.r. horton, and mastercard. let's talk about if this rally can continue. linda, good morning. thank you for being here. >> good morning, frank. >> so, linda, as we just mentioned, we heard some names, mastercard, d.r. horton. outside of that, the highest levels since we've seen in january of last year, this broad market, what does it say to you? how are you telling your clients to play? >> we thought we would get 4600 s&p this year. of course, we passed through it now. that's on the strength of a handful of names. if it's going to carry on to next year and reach 500,000 next year, we need that advance to broaden, and if that happens, it really is going to broaden the markets. a lot of stocks are on sale. that's what's interesting

what can you tell us about that, frank?— us about that, frank?at, frank? it's a big discovery in — us about that, frank? it's a big discovery in the _ us about that, frank? it's a big discovery in the sense - us about that, frank? it's a big discovery in the sense that - us about that, frank? it's a big - discovery in the sense that everyone knew there were tunnels under the gaza strip, but they have discovered the largest complex, they say, in terms of dimensions, release substantial, some of it as close as 400 metres from the air it's crossing, the official check point between the gaza strip and israel itself. some of these tunnels are so big and you can drive a really large vehicle in it. the point here that israel is saying is that this must�*ve cost millions of dollars. millions of dollars of aid money that was supposed to be spent on the benefit of the people of gaza, none of which changes the fact that israel is still occupying what is supposed to be a future palestinian state, and settlements continued to spread right across the west bank

. >> happy friday, frank.he market actuallyhasn't joined in on the festivities in the united states which we saw yesterday. the uptick that came across not filtering to the market in europe. the ftse 100 gaining .10% so far. we have seen the market move between gains as nd losses. the third quarter gdp number has been revised downward. it was up 0.2%. it is revised to 0.1%. that doesn't necessarily help across the board. you had made note of nike going down 11.5% in the pre-market trading picture. overall look at the sportswear brands across europe. 5.7% for adidas. so, too, puma. negligativity filtering throughe europe sports brands. this negativity may be one to look out for with the open of nike later. >> arabile, thank you. happy friday. you are posed supposed to tell n we are wearing black. good to see you. >>> let's bring in steve charrone from federated hermes. >> good morning, frank. >> futures are in the red after the broad-based rally. what is putting us in the red? the nike results or something else

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welcome to "wodwide exchange i am frank holland. we'll ck off t hour wi ch on future the dow up jt abt 80 points off its highs of just earlier this morning, ths&p d nasd in t genfractially rht this aft whawas a histor nth for stks with the s&p 500 now tting st% ay fr its allimhigh aft a gain ovembe sothing it's done less than tetimes since 19, and we'r sengight now i best month nce lyf '22. ocks shocking veigher matched on by e fallin we aays ok at e ten-ar .31 th morng goto rememr it hit aeak of earlier thiyear bight you n see thsharp cline the cht right he th ithu.s. picture. let's see europe and asia were able to kp up. joumanna bercetche is live in our london nsroom with much re on the action. joumanna, good morning. >> good morning, frank. wellnovember was a great month for global stocks and noso mu the case if you look at asian stock markets. one in particular end november in the red. that is the hang seng down 0.4 tech names that came under sellinpressure. alibaba, one of the reons why, a lot of focus on the chinese mac joe.

i'm frank holland. let's get you ready to start the day.s always we kick off the hour with a check of u.s. stock futures and take a look here. it's different than what we've seen in recent days. hardt hit. nasdaq the oss the dow sterday coming off its fifth record close of the year. you see e uptrd right there. a trip to cnbc guru robert hunt, entifyg the biggt ue chiwinners over the last ni trang sessions. number one, waart followed very closelyy caterpillar and chipmaker intel. the s&p for its part now, just highkrjtly sitting at its me highest level since 2022. look at the yield onhe benchmk 10-year, a couplof sis points tn we s yesterday. energy, specifically oil. wetart wh wti, the u.s. bencark tring at 74.83, the barrel up over 1%. brent crude, a similar story but this morni it's all about a biearnings mov. it's all about fedex, shares selling off in the premarket. fedex now pects a low sile-digit sales decline for the fiscal year, down from its previo forecast of flat sales year over year. this is thsecondtraight quarter fedex has lo

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>> frank, i think that's right, the rates part. the big headline for small caps was the borrowing regime. will it be harder for companies not as well capitalized as the s&p 500 to roll debt or to access lines of credit or whatever. and in that i think explains a lot of the multiple disparity and so long as that headwind is fading and going in the right direction these stocks can work. a lot of what passes for size differences, a lot of that can beboiled down to industry mix. there's a different makeup and they didn't participate in things like ai this year. there was no benefit of it there. where there's a lot more economic uncertainty there should be a premium paid. jpmorgan is a stock that i own. they are on pace to finish 2023 when we get their q4 earnings with the largest single year profit for any bank in american history. it only got bigger. i think there were reasons for that. they didn't have to worry about that. there are reasons to remain in the place you want to be very simply put, a lot of people are going on television

silvana. >>> frank, good morning. let's get you headlines.king with data from lseg showing $2.9 trillion of transactions were made this year which is down 17% from 2022. marking the first time that metric has sank below $3 trillion in a ecade. the low inactivity extenttendin from last year with the low m&a and willingness and need to do deals. >>> the fallout from gm with the automaker suing the city of san francisco for more than $100 million on allegations of higher tax bills. gm is seeking $11$180 million o back taxes along with penalties and interest saying cruise was improperly used to make the tax bill calculations. >>> amazon prime fans, it will incorporate ads into movies and tv shows on the prime video platform starting january 29th as it doubles down on the investment in compelling content. in the email, amazon says no action is required for those who plan to continue paying the $14.99 a month or $139 annually. customers have the option to pay an additional $2.99 per month to avoid ads all together. frank, i will stick with ads. >>

always good to welcome military affairs analyst, frank lead richard joins us now. he's a senior lecturer in strategic studies at portsmouth university and a former u. k. military intelligence officer frank ceasefire talks have stalled. israel is wanting people to get out of parts of southern gaza, feder. assume the next ground offensive is a minute. yes, good morning michael. suddenly i'm glad operations. i've been continuing not least, of course, to deal with the continued to deal with the vital tunnel systems in the north of guys, the divisions and brigade, so we can gauge, but i think pretty much every day. and even during the sci fi, the. ready breaches would come back us for the pose in the negotiations for the look in any negotiations, be the legal commercial. and of course, military like this kid not kid, not picking up the negotiations included. you're always going to get pause is people walking up threatening. what's interesting here is we see now the all do that how much has been pushing for quite a while and i think it's not at all appealing shelby study

her from her family, that franke had a distorted sense of reality.> wiping the floor boards would really bring pain. >> reporter: the 41-year-old known for her tough love approach to parenting was arrested after one of her four kids escaped from hildebrandt's home. >> i just had a 12-year-old boy show up here at my front door asking for help. he's emaciated. he's got tape around his legs and he's hungry and he's thirsty. >> reporter: police finding his sister who they say was also malnourished. records show that police responded to franke's home more than a dozen times over the last few years, including reports of juvenile problems in 2018 and welfare checks in 2022. police telling abc news a judge denied a search warrant to go into the home. >> ruby franke is probably taking a plea deal because for lack of a better term, she's seeing that the writing is on the wall, that not only are these allegations very serious, but also by her attorney's own statement, it seems to be a way of reconciling with the family and trying to start the process of healing

and he went on to say that frank had not gone to work.vering different things and oftentimes, he would call me on the phone while he was in his car by himself just to you know, check on me or for me to keep him company while he was driving. and i knew he loved her, but he was talking about the issues with her because she was an opioid addict and a methamphetamine addict, so he was considering leaving her. and anyway, this guy tells me that he thinks malissa had something to do with it. and i said, “oh you know, maybe he just went somewhere just to cool down or whatever.” he goes, “i don't think so, daryl.” so then he said he was going to dig a little further because he said he had talked to malissa and her story wasn't quite adding up. she kept being ambiguous. so he said, he would talk to her some more. he called me back around 4:00 in the morning and told me, “frank is dead.” and he had talked to the wife and she told him what happened and what had gone on. she confessed to him. he told me, and this is before -- it wasn't until about ma

is there any way of knowing frank, how much of a threat, how much still poses to the better equipped is rarely military at this point? how much capability does, how am i still have? as i said, what these writers would say considerable, and we will, we will know when these right is the things that they have to create the objectives when they, they say. so when the operation robinson ground grind so close that when nowhere near that, i mean the 1st thing that happened this morning was, was a rocket attack, which shot seems to embrace the ceasefire and caused a resumption of hostilities. we know to note by the way, under the wait time, a still retains of significant terrorist capability within israel as well as a huge terrace capability. but they've gone to haven't killed a bus stop 33 civilians. i've no doubt it'll have us. it's still a going concern, and so the other groups alongside it. and of course let's not forget as well, the remaining $150.00 or so perhaps even more, depending on whether we can believe how many are still alive according to our boss . scope. so within goss at the

frank as someone from abroad. how do you observe what's going on right now in the occupied territories? and particularly, i mean, every christmas, one of the most important rituals and palestine is the procession of the patriarch from jerusalem taking place on december 24th for catholics. now, this is a tradition to stated back to the ottoman empire, and we understand this here, the procession will go on, but there won't be any festivities. there won't be any musical bands, as there usually are. every year. it's more of a silent procession. how significant is that? well, you can, you can see this so significant because usually these kinds of rituals in the roman catholic tradition also. and by the time a project falls on the contract and i talked to somebody and see that there's like a, almost like a religious call on hold or as music or a saying, there are beautiful decorations all over the city. people are long procession. so for our be people praying people seeing christian christian hands on the whole, the who

also to see if a frank as i understood is just part of the problem. but do you expect that the african countries and african leaders will abandon this.

the and frank last spring and frank franklin, we ask you this with the dwindling numbers of christians in gaza in particular, if we just focus on gaza for a moment. and obviously, i mean, human rights organizations are saying that as real as bombing indiscriminately, and they're bombing civilians. and that includes all palestinians and gaza. but if we specifically look at the christians now who say they are being targeted, their, their, their hospitals are being targeted as well as their churches. do you fear that the christian community is at risk of extinction because of this war? well, i think that the price is what's the christian to say the least birthday is a very difficult. there are a lot of countries where christians can live in relative peace, upside down. there are couple of conference in the middle east by the patient present this already, other message pressure. and this, this was involved raging on and gases of goals was of course, sorry, bad news for the population. the already small population operations in uh, been gone and there are lots of different places to be foun

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so for come back to the see if i, frankly, if i frank, is it one of our system with korea to buys or french or the gosh, she's a french calling, at least for a, gives a possibility to friends. the lights to the opposite was a russell says is any of the african continent? is this what is that we system we were created after the singling why so was so close to the water was in fact, it was an entirely to make it worse than was if you want to be homeless about the situation. and it creates its creative disease system for gives a possibility to differential thought would seem to brings the resources of the african countries move out controlled for us to of the inside of the system. supposed to be deep for the oppression it comes to of the big pots. obviously, russell says of the transaction, obviously, if i frank in size refresh the true for gives opposing meeting to friends with that we did to of more, more, more, more resources. so in english it's difficult to explain that, but i think that you understand that in fact, it is a part of the system. and, you know, see if a friend is a fix

frank. >>> joumanna, thank you. we will talk about the red sea later in the show. >>> the markets will try to keep up the positive momentum as we head into the final stretch of the year. several straight weeks of gains with the bulk coming after the fed decision on wednesday. there is one more big test before santa visits wall and broad streets. investors are looking for more information that inflation is easing and the fed is reining in price. core pce will rise by .10% for the month and 3.2% on the annual basis, which is down from 3.5% in october. let's bring in ross mayfield. great to have you here. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> give us a sense, ross. we see a big rally in the market. a bull market in recent days. how important is pce to that rally continuing and us having a santa claus rally? >> i think it is really important. this rally is predicated on the fed easing more than the market expected next year and the soft landing being on. you have the risk-on rally. you need every data point to confi

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frank lead rates and military analysts. thank you so much, frank. thank you john. so let's take a look now at some of the stories making headlines today. close to 300 passengers have arrived in them by india and off today, a plane was grounded for 4 days in france. france investigate just halted the child to a cross recently bounce in nicaragua, or the concerns it was part of human trafficking scheme. at least 25 passengers stayed behind in france with i've applied for asylum. at least 4 people have been killed and move in 20. i'm missing off to restore them here. a mining region in the east of the democratic republic of congo. officials say the rain treated a landslide near the town of coming to god sweeping away a riverside cabin in which mine is for sheltering. ukraine is to propose lowering the age at which sonya is selected for combat, usually from 27 to 25 years. that's according to a dry floor on the problem is website. last week president loaded me zalinski said the military had proposed mobilizing half a 1000000 most soldiers in the fight against russia. w

also to see if a frank as i understood is just part of the problem. but do you expect that the efforts.

so we say frank, israel's made their objective clear. their aim is to eradicate a moss full stop. do you think as an military strategist, that israel's military strategy is not going to change regardless of how densely populated it's targeted areas might be? or how much international support it might lose. this michael, it doesn't have a military strategy yet and that, that being reminded, suspended constantly by us public politician cd us politicians, not least, of course, mister blake, because it sounds like no doubt as to the president biden is on the phone too. i know said yahoo quite regularly and vice president congress yesterday many very case. it is ways you will not be conducting. you will not, we will not permit that population transfers the kinds in quite right so. so there, there is no strategy, not present math chrome today. so it's something very interesting, i think is right about the said, look, militarily speaking, if you're ready, we scale thomas physical that's going to take 10 years. this was similar to the i have of course the i outlined in 1982 when is relega

frank. the other thing is that these attacks come a day off and ukraine's president a lot of it savanski think that you ways for its latest military, a package. what difference could it now make on the battlefield? it's not just the policies, of course it was as i mentioned earlier, one of the key categories that defense has to be honest. the question is the decisive. i think they say something ukrainians would, can say nothing. any honest, donald, this looks like that the credit is, will find it very difficult to resist the rest of the soul as close to the ad on the ground, on the ground with optics. subsidy decisive, but it's not just the usual fit feed. and of course, with a 1000000 closer to a $1000000000.00 every month like so. what the, what's needed to know is a long term strategy, a long term approach to not just reinforcing the price existing courses, but also develop picking them into the future as a good time for us to use. go on right now. we're not see, you don't see nothing els

earlier i talked with military expert frank language in oxford. i asked him if it was still conceivable for israel to keep fighting the war in gaza and protect civilians at the same time the dancers or that the clean. ready and we discovered yesterday that the targeting system, these ratings are using, which is generating so many targets every day and integrate solely intelligence source of human intelligence and intelligence space signals is in fact driven by ai which raises real concerns. i think. ready so as i said, so. ready dave from electric professionals, so they also mation of all of that. so in other words, the target list is generated and then a choices are made and those choices will often have a bias to them of acceptance. that seems to be the case. so to cook, come back to a question. so 5 of them take it. i've seen so far, it's very difficult to do that. but especially if your target list is extremely long, you just take them off and that they are usually what would happen is that the strike would have something called a co collatera