think about jonathan, jonathan craig, in beijing. it's got a round of thought for us more headlines making that world news at this hour. thousands of people have rallied in the tune is in a capital against that moved by president k said to give himself sweeping powers of the judiciary is presidential decree, scrapped a judicial watchdog, and gave himself the ability to block appointments and dismissed judges protested. accuse him of undermining democracy, thousands of unvaccinated health care workers of months, or the greek capital, athens demanding the government allowed them to return to work without being vaccinated. vaccine mandate for health workers means those who have, who, who have not had least one dose will face a suspension without pay. dozens of migrants have been rescued off the coast of italy after trying to cross the mediterranean and picked up by coast guard rescue vessels and take it to the island of lam, producer. several people are still unaccounted for. leasing canada have broken up protests against corona vidas r

i'm glad i got a good night late, just one of us, at least, jonathan craig, a slave good reporting from guy. it's not an olympic fate. spots turning 90 is something to be proud of. german paint, a gas hot vista is celebrating just that today. one between 2 world wars. he studied art in east germany and fled to the west and came out with some great artwork. as you can see on the wall behind me, there he was a driving force in the post war oxy. few artists have explored the myriad possibilities of painting as thoroughly as the multi talented gearhart greater his expanse of approach to art has made him one of the most important contemporary german artists, which there has been influenced by both pop art and photo realism and his trademark is that he's constantly changed his style. in 2015, his work abstract painting, 599, sold for $46300000.00. setting a record for a work by a contemporary artist. this difference is, i always feel like it's nothing just shoddy work. but on the other hand, oh, it's better than the others. yeah, definitely. yeah. or something like that. ah, credo's body of w

so jonathan craig, from the w boards is at the waging winter olympics. and here is what he said about camilla believers. disappointing day on the ice cream in the valley was in floods of tears after her performance sat inconsolable in the result area, desperately trying to process what it just happened to her. we can only imagine the pressure this huge. the challenge is 15 year old states from russia was under taken to the ice, of course, under a doping cloud is only allowed to compete. oscar sports caught rude. it would be wrong to stop her from doing so because of how young age. but after a week of drama, following revelations, failed drug test in december, that pressure finally took its toll. dogs are about for that right value able to say one steady, said one sure of herself. she found try, she tumbled more. this is not the by the a but we've been used to seeing. and to be honest, it was painful to watch just the facing with a gold metal in the team event to her name or whether she even receives that metal remains to be seen. the metal ceremony for t

jonathan: looking for a 50 basis point move. can that make a difference? tom: i love what craig torres said with his decades of experience fed watching in washington and makes clear that this is a data dependent fed and the kind of fed that will look at every single piece along the way. jonathan: stocks have done nothing what do you make of that? gina: i think it is a function of earnings. we have had a phenomenal earnings with all of the worry about inflation. the earnings season is still beating expectations. even yesterday it was extraordinary. i think it is able to balance the macro with the underlying earnings strength. tom: here is what we are going to do for global wall street. we are going to sit large cap with gina martin adams and running all of the equity shop and dovetail that with david sowerby . how do they change their behavior in the rate guessing market? gina: very clearly we are seeing strong volume surge and a lot of weakness with anything a high duration. tact, consumer discretionary and health care continue to underperform -- underperform. strong earnings gr

craig torres, decades of work monitoring the fed. makes it clear this is a fed that does not want to get out in front of the calendar. jonathan: this is a fed that is so far behind. the facts on the ground and where they are, miles apart. the optics are almost embarrassing now. inflation is 7.5, and they are still doing qe. that makes sense to nobody. tom: we are going to do this at 8:00 a.m. with gina martin adams. we will turn to the equity market. what is important is what has not occurred. equities have not cratered. why? gina: part of it is the vicious repricing in the bond market is starting to be priced in the equity market. the equity market has repriced for that short-term interest rate to move higher. considering earnings growth is near 30%, we are getting some boost from earnings growth to offset that expectation for short-term interest rates. the problem going forward is that balance sheet adjusted. the fed has given little guidance as to how much balance sheet adjustment we can anticipate. the rumors are swirling. you have a lot of bank forecasts for some severe balance sheet change over the next couple years. th