and of course greeley ended up running for office too, and so it could be that he was just, you know, he was very aware of the negative sides of barnum's public reputation, and so he -- that's why he stayed clear in the memoir. >> could you explain, please, what the relationship was between barnum and the college? why was there some relationship there? >> well, the college is often described as a universalist institution. i think more properly it was an institution founded by universalist but not a universalist. that may be hair splitting, i don't know. but as a universalist himself and someone who did a lot to support his religion, he became very involved in giving money to that institution. the president there was very good at extracting money from barnum. one of the almost enduring aspects of that relationship is that barnum had a building built on campus, similar to this one for a science building. and later in -- well, it wasn't later, but at some point after barnum brought jumbo the elephant to america and jumbo was killed after being hit by a freight train, barnum had him stuff

that's persistent before we would consider raising rates to address inflation concerns >> brendan greeleymes. the other thing you talk about in this review is the gains that a super high pressure labor market have, particularly for the communities you talk about you mentioned it just now when you were talking if that's something that you're identifying and the fed is learning more about this year, why not continue to push those gains, particularly for people who are re-entering the labor force? >> well, i think we're doing that i mean, i think we're keeping -- i think we've made very substantial adjustments to policy over the course of this year think about it we entered the year expecting some further rate increases. now we've done three rate cuts it's a very substantial shift. and theesques of it will be felt over time. we feel like those shifts are appropriate to support exactly the outcomes you're talking about, which are a continuing strong labor market, continuing strong job creation. >> you would describe the shifts you made thus far it wasn't just about trade uncertainty but speci

reporter: brendan greeley, financial times.he other thing you talked about in the review, the gains that a super high pressure labor market have, particularly for the communities that you're talking about. you mentioned it just now when you were talking. is that something that you're identifying? is that something the fed is learning more about this year, why not continue to push those gains, particularly for people who are reentering the labor force? >> i think we're doing that. i think we're keeping, i think we made very substantial adjustment to policy over the course of this year, if you think about it. we entered the year expecting further rate increases. we went to patient. now we've done three rate cuts. that is a very substantial shift. the effects will be felt over time. we feel like the shifts are appropriate to support exactly the out comes you're talking about, a continuing strong labor market. continuing strong job creation. reporter: if you describe the shift that you made so far, it wasn't just about trade uncert

we went to prague and greeley moustaches, so he copied us, so we could get photoshopped into the picturesee. we taught him what he knows that it is amazing to see, he is playing really well. how old when you first got to know him? i knew him in primary school, from second grade. he lived in wales, yeah. how confident are you today, guys? what is the school are going to be? 100-02 wales! -- score. i am going to say wales by four. it will be tight and nerve—wracking. four. it will be tight and nerve-wracking. wales 200-0! let's wait and see. thank you very much indeed forjoining us. it is getting quite rowdy here! laughter. yeah, andy swiss there with some new friends. we support will be huge from the welsh contingent in yokohama, and so to back in wales. all the pubs and clubs will be packed. everybody around the big screens and their television sets, listening to radio 5 live as well, of course. let‘s head to swansea now and speak to former wales hooker richard hibbard. richard, good morning. this is huge for wales. what will warren gatland have said to his team before they go out? what

it's a greeley 70's. week ahead after get past all of this business on monday.by the way and for halloween. it looks pretty and no rain threat at least on her marty ok dave sounds good. thank you. >>continue to follow 2 breaking news stories for you this saturday morning first fire crews are working to contain the can kade fire that continues to burn near geyser ville and some parts of the bay area bracing for another round of pga any blackouts as strong winds are expected to threaten power lines this weekend. the wildfire that's burning new guys are real in the north bay has burned some 25,000 acres. now it's a 10% contained so far you're taking a look at a map that shows a fire and evacuation areas in the evacuation area in blue has really grown this morning since we've been on the air at 07:00am the red highlights the fire itself. those red dots are areas that have very high heat output from the blaze. the fire was sparked on wednesday night the entire town of guys are ville is under a mandatory evacuation order because of that wildfire that's being driven by