isaac: for most of the politicians in ec, data is a rorschach test.ou can pick and choose your own data points. i think the white house is going to say, and this is accurate, that the bill as structured pays for itself and the investments are over it in year -- over a 10 year window. that is what the white house is going to push. i think that is going to gain traction because it is factual. republicans are going to push back and say if we actually extend all of these programs beyond their scheduled ends, it would extend beyond $3 trillion. ultimately, democrats will get something done because this isn't as inflationary, as structured as the recovery plan that passed earlier this year. caroline: good morning to you. i am interested in how much you feel the administration will try to get a grip in and of itself on inflation, whether they are going to try to control the narrative. you read about when jay powell was going to be renominated, and that it is to them that the at ministries and looks to take away inflation. isaac: i think the white house is go

stephen isaacs peered coming up, we will look at the -- stephen isaacs.oming up we will look at christmas chaos. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back to the open. we are 23 minutes into the european trading day and we are seeing some improvement in their prices. ftse 100 up 0.1%. euro stoxx 600 flat. the dax is closed today. not a lot of trading today. some shifting around of portfolios. maybe taking risk off the tables. the santa rally does happen leading into the new year. shifting to the u.s. and united and delta expected to cancel 200 christmas eve flights because of staff shortages linked to covid. a blow to carriers still trying to recover from the pandemic. let's bring in bloomberg's laura wright. this must be unwelcome news for those hoping to get home. >> really disappointing news this holiday season. for united, the primary reason was covid cases meaning it cannot pull enough crew together. for delta, it is a mixture of covid cases and weather. against the backdrop of a strong domestic recovery in the u.s. tsa weekly data almost back to pre-p

ah, where is isaac? besta? isaac is here at the front. awfully. okay. in the meantime, what, why don't i jane speak up may be, it may be or when we, as we get to, isaac may be something on, you know, the democracy summit that the u. s. initiated or this week james or democracy summit, you both smoker that democracy summit with president biden hosting it? i was interested maria, who was invited and who wasn't invited. because there were countries like hungary, for example, that says it has elections and is a democracy. turkey again says it's democracy has elections. they were very pointedly disadvantaged it yet your country, the philippines, where you have so many concerns, were invited you through the, by the administration sent the right signal event. and what you want fe, and i think part of it is where the philippines is today, whether we sink or rise. that's what, what's happening right now are in terms of dealing with the administration. i think the philippines is also at strategic ally, our south china sea or the west. what we call the west philip

we're so kiz met, isaac.ild stab in the dark, both parties might be eyeing next november isaac, thank you have a great day >>> coming up the november jobs number, also politically important by the way, just a few hours away but here's an uncomfortable question how much does it matter for the markets right now. tom porcelli is here and with a different spin on what is always called the most important data release of the month >>> if you haven't already, be sure to follow our podcast it's called -- you got it -- "worldwide exchange. dow futures down jt de10usunr 0. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back many ceos along with yourself clearly paying close attention to today's job numbers here's what leaders told our correspondent susie welsh at this week's cnbc leadership exchange >> it is an opportunity to, you know, even if the labor force is shrinking to be more competitive. >> i think that every company has got to think about retention very seriously and the solutions no matter what they are aren't coming fast

isaac: i think they are looking for wins.hey want to get people who can be confirmed by the senate. there have been some major missteps in terms of the confirmation process in the last year. even if you just look at financial services, where we are waiting for a top cop. first and foremost, they are looking for a win and people can be confirmed in a 50-50 senate. number two, you are looking for folks who are willing to stick with the consensus of a powell-led fed. when i think about the writings, those are folks who will be consistent voters with the chair and that is what the white house is thinking about. getting folks who can be confirmed in a 50-50 senate and trying to get consensus with the chairman. kailey: there has been a major question offed independence -- question of fed independence. president biden has tried to de- politicize the fed. you think that separation has happened? isaac: i think there is a reality that the folks at the fed get the newspapers, too. they feel the political pressure, as well. the idea that

cnn's isaac dovere and joan biskupic are following this. isaac, i'll start with you.t even happened? >> i talked to some who are very matter of fact about it saying if the republicans take the majority in the senate, they would not confirm a replacement nominee from joe biden for steven bryar's seat. they are taking it even further and being very clear that that is where things are headed. that leaves senate democrats and the white house in a very tough spot over this, because they want stephen bryar to retire, they want him to retire as soon as tomorrow, but they're worried if they pressure him, he will stay on the bench just to show he is not devouting partisan politics, and they are very up in arms about what to do. >> let's talk more about justice bryer. he's 84 years old. joan, what are the odds of him retiring? >> it's nice to see you, pamela. i actually think the odds are pretty strong for retirement this spring, for him to finish out the term that ends in june, but to give word to the white house before then. before he went on the bench and before he was even

but to do so, we have to get vaccinated at the airport when they arrive in gonna dw reporter isaac alleging a cra salesman header, new protocols, travelers coming to the country, you have to be fully vaccinated. you also have to secure and negative p. c out this resolves canyon's currently out of the country, but not fully vaccinated will be allowed in within 2 weeks and do have to be fully vaccinated when they get to the airport. or if they have to travel out of the country, they have to be fully vaccinated. and for airlines who are bringing in people who have not been vaccinated. and the government is now going to find them $3500.00 us dollars. pair a passing jam ela, i spoke to some people about these new entry requirements. i strongly believe that if each and everyone could be able to look to be looked connected, it should be easy for, for us, we don't need it myself. so i think it's fair, it's fair enough for us to be vaccinated. this is yet, you know, oh, i don't know why it should be composer to take of us. you know, as for me, i haven't to commit as well. have im calling said that t

our apologies that bit of a freeze on the skype that harold isaac joining his staff from the haitian capital, poor sprints. after the us and canadian missionaries were released, of course, many haitians are also suffering from kidnappings. and what is a very fragile and unstable security situation? in the country and i think go back with us now. harold. hello. yeah, sorry. listen, i was just asking you about the protests in the country since the mission. reason cannot. because obviously, many haitians have also been abducted and they've been called serrano has anything changed in the country? has it been any improvement or, or form to this situation? well clearly the situation with the missionaries was a very spectacular kidnapping, which was somewhat unusual in the haitian context and, and it did san shock waves within the haitian community. however, their release are very welcome in the community. here is unfortunately, one extra issues for haitians that they have to deal with. so their situation per se still remains on certain. why is that? how has the position of the, the crimina

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isaac: i think inflation where it is now, 6%, the headline, that is not hanging around.come down and will come down in 2022 and i think it will trend lower in 2023. the real question i think the fed in the market is grappling with is is this inflation that is at or a bit below the fed's target or add or a bit above the -- the expectations for very high inflation. that is not happening. the expectation is for inflation going back to the decade average of 1 to 1.5%. i do not think that is happening. it is at the margin, we are a bit below. we think it will be a bit above. and that means that the appropriate interest rates from the fed is a low, slow gradual increase that allows inflation to be a little bit above. that's appropriate given where we have been in the last decade. and i think that is something that fed will be hoping for and working towards, but if we see three hikes next year i think we will have inflation well below fed targets in a couple of years time. it will be too much for the market and the economy to digest. haidi: the messaging from the pboc has becom

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shelters and reception centers are overwhelmed at the border and many migrants remain stranded in limbo. isaac brisco reports from the mexican border city of tier wanna the rain threatens to wash away the out chapparal camp in to you wanna just a few meters from the us mexico border. many central american migrants live here in dire conditions. the old dream of crossing to the other side. despite the difficulties neglect and moment, i'm with letting a 1000 for now they have closed the doors on us, let them, i don't know why it's to wait on your model. but there are many people here who have waited 7 or even 8 moccasin man, it's a hotel massis. their dream destination is a few minutes away from here, but getting their asylum applications approved and crossing over is an almost impossible task. that means that thousands of migrants are stranded here. local authorities believe border areas can meet the challenge. me lot boil dollars with the support of all the international organizations as with civil associations and shelters on the border, americans and with the entire population eco. this is po

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. >>> and it's time for bay area bright spots this photograph from isaac check out that holiday display with candy canes and they even have rudolph up on the roof. we want to see your holiday lights. e-mail your videos and pictures to bright spots at kpix.com or tag us on social media using the hash tag kpix bright spots. >>> coming up, and cbsn bay area we are taking quick look at the forecast with mary leon this chilly tuesday. >>> and today on the >>> here is one more look at push partsst north bay. zooming in, especially over santa rose a forest knolls, along the north coast and looking at rainfall rates coming down. as we go through at least in san francisco with in the next hour or so i think you will see that rain but you can see all oforand that will push into the rest of the region. as we go hour by hour on future cast, through the afternoon, we are going to see that rain also for this evening. back to you. >>> thank you, animals at the london zoo got a big surprise. they got christmas presents. you can see the lions enjoying their gifts. the presents have mutt meg and cinnamon

isaac is here for us.onnell rule of doing business. >> well, that's right, laura. manu raju and i spent time last week talking to senators, including a number of prominent republican senators on the judiciary committee. they said in pretty clear terms that if there is a republican majority and a vacancy opens on the supreme court, they're ready to do again what happened with merrick garland. they said they would not confirm a nominee if the party of majority in the senate doesn't match what's in the white house. that is, of course, a big concern for democrats as they go into not only the mid terms but the year ahead. they have a number of members who are aging, some who have been in poor health and are in states with republicans governors who could appoint their residential replacements. >> it's part of why you hear this quiet underbelly from some progressives about justice prior a -- breyer and retiring. some are more recently willing to speak out. has he shoni interest in stepping down though? i haven't

you don't get more enigmatic than william tell, played by oscar isaac.e is a professional poker player that travels casino to casino keeping a low profile and winning just enough to cover the expenses of his everyday lifestyle. he shows discipline. each game is different. his routine is not. no matter how odd his behavior may seem, the film rewards us with explanations that would not be out of place in pandora's box. it is not hyperbole to say i love this movie. it is intelligent, rich, pertinent storytelling for grown-ups. the stakes feel real. william is trying to survive. >> how about we take a look at the unnerving atmosphere? ♪ >> poker is all about waiting. >> raise, call. >> something happens. >> this is where all the good stuff happens. >> they made you the fall guy. >> you need to back off. >> you have been around them. >> i don't know if that is a good thing or bad thing. >> you gather there is something unpleasant buried in his past. >> yes. he had lots of time to learn how to count cards while serving a prison sentence. he takes a young man u

let's bring in isaac dough sraeur who has reported.not ruling out leadership in the democratic party. what is behind this? >> that's right, kaitlyn. she will not leave congress early as some speculation said she would. paul ryan, when he was speaker in 2018, did before the 2018 midterms thinking democrats were going to have a good year. even though conventional wisdom is this democrats would have a good year, she will decide after the midterm elections. >> some democrats said they wanted different leadership to represent the generational shift in the democratic party. i know you talked to two dozen house democrats for this story. so what did they say about this? >> this existential crisis they're going through. they are ready for new leadership. they feel what happened the last couple of months showed a lot of things that need to change in the way that the house was running and the way that they want their leadership to be responding to them. but on the other hand, they're looking at pelosi and saying she has such a level of relationsh

all right, isaac, thank you so much. to have you up this morning. >> thank you. >>> and a football icon is also being remembered this morning. john madden, the hall of fame coach turned legendary broadcaster, died unexpectedly at the age of 85. coy wire joins us now from the cnn center. coy, madden was not just a football icon, but a cultural one as well. there is a whole generation of people who know him largely from his video game. >> no doubt, paula. there is no one like john madden. his boisterous style. he brought the game to life no matter if you were a hard core football aficionado or a fan. so many got to enjoy him. not many remember he was a hall of fame coach leading the raiders to a super bowl title in 1977. he never had a losing season in the ten-year career, winning three of every four games he coached. and young fans today as you mentioned, paula, may have only seen him in broadcast games in his famous madden video game series, not even on television. his post-coaching star truly started to soar when he ste

the victims were stabbed more than 100 times in total before the sentencing isaac told the court he iso murderer. >>> the judge in the ghislaine maxwell sex abuse trial has told j jurors that deliberation hours will be extended the astronomical spike in the new york area has raised the risk that trial participants may need to quarantine families and attorneys speak out after police fatally shoot a 14-year-old girl meant for the suspect of an assault. that is tonight at 7:00 eastern. >> the cdc says the omicron variant caused 59% of covid cases since christmas. the cdc had said that last week that omicron accounted for the majority of new cases, but it sharply lowered that estimate based on new data. you are now up-to-date scott, i'll send it back to you. >> i appreciate that, thank you. rahel solomon. we continue our review of the investment committee's top second-chance summit i'll start with you, number one pick, you recommended roku at $367 it is down 37% since then. as far as i know you never personally owned it and it takes the sting off you, but what went wrong. why didn't the st

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yeah. >> great, isaac, thank you so much. appreciate it. this is going on until 5:00 today here at lax. they're going to do it again on wednesday. it's been successful so far. i spoke to administrators here and they don't fear them running out of any shots and they have moderna, johnson & johnson, boosters, first-time vaccines, pfizer for juveniles and adults. really no excuses is what we heard from airport officials. >> i love that they're doing that and the gentleman was able to get it so quickly. also, steve, lax looks a lot nicer than i remember it. have they been going through a renovation? >> yeah, tom bradley, again, this is the international airport. i don't know how many times you've come through here. but they really have done a lot of work here at this airport and major construction across the street at the parking garage. i can tell you that much because it took about 20 minutes to get from there to here. always something going on at lax? >> thank you for humoring me. i am always curious what is going on out there. steve paterso

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