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. ♪ >>> well, writer julie powell who inspired the movie "julie & julia" has died. arrest. in 2022 -- rather, in 2002 she had a popular blog where she spent a year trying to cook every recipe in julia child's book, "mastering the art of french cooking." the blog was turned into a a book and ultimately a hit movie. it starred amy adams and meryl streep. julie powell was 49. >>> actor, dancer, and singer lena horne has become the first black woman to have a broadway theater named after her. the brooks atkinson theatre was renamed the lena horne theater. her career spanned more than 70 years as an acclaimed performer on stage and screen and was known for her activism fighting for civil rights. his granddaughter spoke at yesterday's ceremony. >> it's very emotional. i didn't realize how emotional it was until i started speaking about it. my grandmother would have pretended not to be as thrilled as she was. she would have been completely, completely thrilled. >> lena horne died in may of 2010 at the age of 92. >>> and it seems oscar-winning actor lupita nyongo is going ba

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. >>> and last week we learned of the death of author and chef julie powell.ia child's famous cookbook. her julie/julia blog became hugely successful and was the basis for the 2009 movie starring amy adams and meryl streep. it also inspired a new following for julia child. julie powell died of cardiac arrest at her home in olivebridge, new york. she was 49. we also lost new yorker cartoonist george booth this past week. his legacy, hundreds of cartoons about people and animals that graced the pages of "the new yorker" for half a century. >> it's human interest, it's reality. >> george booth was 96. domestic battery. embezzlement. misuse of public funds. lily mei not only stood by fremont's disgraced city manager instead of the victim. behind closed doors, she brokered a deal giving him hundreds of thousands of your tax dollars. we can't trust lily mei. aisha wahab is a leader we can count on to improve public safety, invest in schools, and lower costs for families. she's endorsed by the democratic party and planned parenthood. aisha wahab for state senate. >>>

. >>> a sad note now about author julie powell whose work later inspired "julie and julia."nto a best-selling book and then, of course, became that film we loved with amy adams portraying her, meryl streep as julia child. so incredibly sad. julie was just 49 years old. reportedly she passed away from cardiac arrest but, of course, our thoughts go to all those who loved her and so many did. >>> coming up in our "gma morning menu", christina applegate sharing her battle with ms. >>> also ahead, becky worley will be back with simple and freeways to address your foot pain and when you should see a doctor. >>> plus, the exclusive premiere of "avatar: the way of water." >>> lara is getting ready for a big "deals & steals" doubleheader. >> doubleheader is right. i'm here with tory johnson and it is the most wonderful time of the year because adam glassman is here from "o" magazine. oprah's favorite things. we're talking about her all-stars this morning, some of her all-time favorites, so much to shop for coming up on "good morning america." ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the yea

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powell is more concerned about under tightening men over tightening. >> a big disappointment for the market. >> the fed does not want to see a replay of july. >> now it'sbout the ultimate destination. >> you are expected to see a step up for the terminal rate. >> they love guessing with the terminal rate is. >> guests reacting. our next guest says not to take jay powell to seriously. i guess you have to contrast with what we heard from the boe overnight trying to manage market expectations that they think are too extreme going forward. does this just emphasized the challenges for central banks that they have only so much data to work with right now? >> that's exactly it. they are as a grunt about the future as anybody else. the way that chair powell, what he was doing was trying to play good cop bad cop investors. he had the policy statement come out that was interpreted as being dovish because they might not pause but at least slow things down. then maybe the compromise that he struck with the rest of the committee was that then he would go out there and deliver hawkish message. when you listen to the details about what he was talking about, he was al

powell said wrong? >> i think they don't want to believe. jay has been clear since the end of july and the markets say no, no, no you can't really mean that finally like in jackson hole, regular speech, said, okay, i'm just going to say one thing eight times in eight minutes and that's we're going to keep at this thing. the markets are still not really fully willing to accept that so i think they're getting closer and i think the markets now think that the fed will get to around 5% and i do think the fed's likely to end between 5 and 5.50 but hold there for a while. i don't think they understand that the fed really does have to see the labor market crack, the unemployment rate go up to feel comfortable that the key, underlying source -- >> what if inflation goes down come on. what about the obvious answer here well, then the fed does less >> they could bring rates down >> steve >> i was going to say, then the fed does less. if it goes down. but remember what powell said. i want to get the language exactly right. >> they're centered around the flows of capital and the flows of capit