joining us now is jeanna doyle. she's a professional make-up artist and the founder of the organization suite hope. welcome. - thank you for having me. - let's start with the name. i understand that hope stands for helping oncology patients aesthetically. oncology means cancer, and aesthetically means the way a person looks. but why the word suite? - so suite, s-u-i-t-e, like the location, is very similar to word sweet, s-w-e-e-t, and so like that little play on words. it also represents the location where the hope would happen. so whether that's in a one-on-one consultation, through our website, or wherever we're at spreading hope. - while many of us wish we had better hair, i bet most of us would never think about being completely bald. that must be tough for teens with cancer. - yes, studies show that besides the cancer itself, the hair loss can be the most important thing to a teen. it's really important to have good self-esteem because a lot of times they're able to still go to school while they're in treatment

jeanna: i think more questions than questionnaires. i am curious to see if he is asked about that independence because i think that will be the major question for the chairmanship and tally expects to respond. i think it will be a real crucial point to watch today. vonnie: michael, you heard her saying it is the questions more than the questioners, but there will be some firebrands trying to ask pointed questions. michael: we are watching one now, elizabeth warren, she is someone who would prefer low interest rates to spur grab jet -- pittsburgh job growth. o spur job growth. -- powell isis not not a very controversial person, so it is not like she is taking on janet yellen like other hearings. other than that, i would think this is a smooth hearing. howell has been confirmed, they know him, they know his background. there isn't a lot to discover. when you look at his testimony, take powell's name off a bridge -- and put yellen's name and it would look the same. mark: how can you distinguish himself and differentiate himself from curre

jeanna: absolutely. of 4 vacancies and he is really well respected as monetary economist. his textbooks and writings are taught in college classrooms. at the same time, we have these three open spots and the positions could be full of academic economists. certainly at this moment, it looks like he is going to be an important intellectual leader on the fed. vonnie: thank you for the context. one of our wonderful federal reserve reporters. as for 17 winds to a close, we will look at this year's movers and shakers. this is bloomberg. ♪ live from bloomberg's european headquarters in the city of london, i am mark barton. vonnie: and in new york, i am vonnie quinn. this is "bloomberg markets." amazon's acquisition of whole foods and the acquisition of is notk and uber -- it over yet. these are all business and technology. a list of 50 individuals who drove the conversation. businessweek" editor megan murphy joins me now. may i say that you are one of the people who drove the composition this year? -- drove the

make-up expert jeanna doyle has advice on how to shape your brows. - so for brows, they can really help you have a polished look without brown very much effort at all. so, i take an angled brush, i dip it in a little water, and then i put it in some eye shadow. so, for katie she has really nice brows, and we just wanna strengthen the shape a little bit, to add some drama to her eyes. now, if you feel like you have on too much, you can take a second brush with some loose powder and soften the effect. comb through that with a flat toothbrush when you are done, and you'll have beautiful brows. - hope these tips help you brush-up your eyebrow game. for teen kids news, i'm jackie. (upbeat music) - one of the world's most famous paintings, may have been created simply to win an argument. back in the 18th century, two artists were major rivals. one of them was thomas gainsborough, the other was sir joshua reynolds. sir joshua, insisted that the main colors in a portrait, needed to be warm colors, like red, yellow or yellowish white. he went on to claim that green, gray and especially blue, cou

you heard from jeanna about the highlights from the fed minutes. near-term rate hikes in december has warranted. they have reaffirmed the view a gradual approach to increasing the target range is likely to the dualbjectives, mandate of maximum employment and controlled inflation. price stability that is. when you look at what the fed is doing your concern is that policymakers have gotten ahead of themselves with this projection for three rate increases in 2018. talk a bit more about that. why are they wrong? austan: i don't know they are wrong but i'm a little nervous. i think that is right. they scaled back. people werep, saying in 2018 who have six rate increases, that have moved to four and now to sound of three. powell as the towel -- fed remains data dependent and is driven by what actually happens in the data and not with the model says will happen, i think we will be fine. my fear is we have embarked on a couple of things pretty successfully. they made the transition to starting to face down the balance sheet successfully and the fed deserve