katie: and katie greifeld in for jonathan ferro. bloomberg real yield starts right now. coming up, six months makes a trend on cpi. that means bond traders once again are fighting the fed. all as the flood of corporate issuance continues. you begin with a big issue of potential downshifts in rate hikes. >> the fed has a clear path toward 25 basis points. >> one over month cpi is negative. >> it was a cool number but one priced in. >> what would you save the fed hike to 25 basis points? >> two more 25 basis point hikes. >> i think the market is too optimistic. >> why are we so confident now? everybody was wrong last year. >> the cbiz shelter inflation, core services is still high. >> china is -- the economy which is inflationary. >> that cannot be on autopilot. >> jay powell has made very clear, 5.5. what's we think we'll get to five in be there at the end of the year. >> the more important thing is how long rates stay high. >> high holds. >> the market has to look at what the fed is actually communicating to them. katie: joining us now is morgan stanley's, wells fargo mo

katie: do you agree with that?rom where you are sitting, where is the better near-term opportunity? winnie: we have been constructive on investment grade really for a couple months and we also upgraded high-yield to overweight with our 2023 outlook. i am kicking myself. i wish i had done it sooner. we think the high-yield market has a lot of things going for it and worst feels pretty good. a good chunk of more issuers priced like they will trade to a default feels good. the fact it is much higher in quality now than historically with lots of rising star capital structures, that feels good. also having a shorter duration is a net positive for high yields. even if we continue to get fed rate hikes and we see u.s. treasury steepening, that means total returns and high yields should outperform investment grade. so we like both asset classes, we think they are both good for income generation but from a pure return perspective, we do think i yields can have a much stronger performance than investment grade this year. kat

>>. 25 katie: eric? >> 25. >> 25 katie: katie:. does the fed cut rates >> >> in 2023? >> no. katie: a bit of a discussion there and to credit spreads and 2023 wider or tighter from here? >> wider. >> wider. >> tighter. katie: all right, great discussion and thank you to all of you. we have a big week ahead even though we don't have any fed speak. we have a ton of data coming at us from gdp to pce and earnings in there as well but that's more of an equity market story. you are looking at a bond market with a 10-year treasury yield at 3.47%. look at what this week has brought us which is a rally and the yield is moved eight basis points lower on the week.we will continue to watch that story and that all next week from new york, that does it for us, same time, same place next week. this was bloomberg real yield and this is bloomberg. ♪ when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh >> welcome to the bnn, bloomberg and bloomberg audiences. i am john hyland with the first word news. a

katy. bloomberg real yield starts right now. the treasury rally starts as we count down the fed decision next week we begin with a downshift to the downshift. >> data for the most part has been mixed but on the positive side, the gdp is a decent amount of -- of momentum. >> the actual soft landing coming in. >> the outlooks are generally quite negative. >> job cuts in hiring increase announcements with a still low unemployment rate. >> the divergence between the forward-looking sentiment gauges but we have yet to see that in the hard data. >> i don't think the fed is satisfied. >> i'm not expecting this pivot or goldilocks scenario that you see playing out in bond markets. >> it's far too early to price in a fed pivot. >> it is prudent to slow the pace of hikes. >> the market is actually underpricing the rate hikes just the rate hikes for this year. katie: joining us now is our three guests. great to have you guys with us. needless to say, all eyes are on the next wednesday and we have everyone saying it's going to be 25 basis p

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katie? >> thanks to antonia hylton who's in memphis and julie tsirkin is in d.c.. thank you both for starting us off this morning. in a tweet yesterday, the naacp posted a list of names of the people that have been killed during interactions with the police. that post had the title, quote, the list grows, the legislation lacks. joining me now is van turner, he's the president of the memphis branch of the naacp. and he's also an attorney,. van, thanks for joining us early as morning. and getting us started. you told the new york times, what happened to tyre nichols shows that we need to better implement the policies and the training procedures that are already on the books for most of these police forces. can you expand a little bit more on that? if they already exist, van, then what's the next step to be able to actually make sure that the police do what they're supposed to be doing? >> yes, that's the -- eight can wait -- after the murder of george floyd, we saw these policies go into effec

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katie? >> thanks to monica and. albuquerque got, by talk to you about my power political fellow, about the jam on the house floor, and meansville and publicans ability to govern could this be the beginning of a congressional circus? this morning buffalo bills safety hubert copy good morning, what do we know about a mormons condition this morning? >> yes, katie, good morning, it's been a remarkable turn of events for damar hamlin. he remains hospitalized, but his breathing tube has been removed. so he's breathing on his own. he's able to communicate with family, friends, and physicians. well as conditions from new -- >> kitty, there is a lot of unknowns about demarcus york, arbery like when he might be released from the hospital. and what exactly caused is currently cardiac arrest monday night. outside the hospital this is what we are seeing. it's extraordinary to see this display. i'll point of support going each and every hurtubise but of course officers have pierre. and all the more so louviers. >> i bet you that'

katie. katie. [chanting. [applause] >> on august 24, 1955, 14-year-old emmett till visited bryants grocery and meat market in greenwood, mississippi, where he was accused of flirting with a white store clerk carolyn bryant. emmett till 16 yield cousin wheeler parker junior was with them when incident happened and also four days later when emmt till was abducted. sunday on q&a reverend parker go off of aew days full of trouble recounts the events that led to the murder of his efforts to get justice for his late cousin. >> so i left them in the store. nothing happened while i was in there. and shortly after, he was 14 and i was 16, came in with him. nothing happened while they were in the store. they came out of the store and once they're out of the store, a short time later, i don't how long, ms. bryant comes out of the store. he loved to make people laugh. never had a dull day in his life because of jokester. we gave a wolf whistle and he did that because he had to understood and mr. 1955 in mississippi, a bl

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katie porter announced she is taking dianne feinstein c. she did so in a video and without an announcement from feinstein. >> i am announcing my candidacy for the united states senate of 2024. i don't to congress the way others do. i use the power i have to speak hard. kristen: the announcement is raising eyebrows. joining us now is phil. is it highly unusual and disrespectful? interesting. dianne feinstein has been in congress for as long as we can remember, she is 89 years old and has been slipping. there was a question about whether she was going to finish her term. for the last couple of years, there has been growing speculation she might not. especially after the passing of her husband. she is frail, does not seem to have the memory she has had. other democrats were saying it's time for her to move on. at that time, gavin newsom should dianne feinstein resign, that he would appoint an african-american woman to replace her. that put everybody on edge. saying, what is he doing? she is going to be leaving at the end of this term. everybod

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katie. >> that's nbc's monica alba, we thank you.a mentioned, earlier this month, eric garland appointed a special counsel to investigate the materials discovered at president biden's possession. how could this latest development impact that probe? with me now on set is former federal prosecutor and nbc legal analyst, gloria kushner. he's also the host of the podcast, have -- a new in miami is a gift, i thank you for being here. this is done centrally, meaning, president biden said come to my, home look around, and they did. it started at 9:45 in the morning, completed at 10:30 pm, and according to his counsel, biden's council, doj had full access to the presidents home, including personally handwritten notes, files, papers, binders, memorabilia, to do list, and reminders going back decades. this was done by the doj, not special counsel. does make a difference? >> you know it really doesn't make a difference to the investigative team is that went in and did this thorough search, what does make a difference, katie's this reportedly wa

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i'm katy tur. here we go again. attorney general merrick garland appointed another special counsel today, this time to investigate president biden's handling of, pred biden's handling of classified documents. robert k.hur will oversee the probe before going into the public sector, he was a u.s. attorney for the district of maryland, from 2018 to 2021, a trump appointee, unanimously confirmed by the u.s. senate. this now means there are two special counsels working for the d.o.j. right now, one investigating the current president, and the other investigating the former. there is a lot to unpack. including why attorney general garland made this decision, what got him to this point, and why he chose mr. hur. let's get into it. joining me now is nbc news justice and intelligence correspondent ken dilanian, so ken, was this all made more urgent by the discovery of even more documents this time in a garage next to the president's corvette, is this why we got a special counsel today? >> that certainly is the sense you get,

katie? >> thanks to monica alba. so now i want to bring in one of the attorneys that is representing tyre nichols's family. antonio romanucci, thank you so much for joining, us i know you have a lot going on, the first thing i have to ask use the most important. how is the nichols family doing in these last 12 hours since the video was released? what has been their reaction to this national outrage? >> well i think they are doing probably as well as they can. i have seen their rollercoaster ever motions over the last couple of weeks. and certainly, it was helpful that they were able to see the video so early this week. they're able to cope with it for a little bit of time. but now that the video has been released, they are very grateful, they are thankful that what they always knew is true in that tyre was peaceful, he was respectful, indeed he was the one who was trying to de-escalate the situation with the police officers. it was them who escalated it from 1 to 10 in a matter of seconds. and so they are very very h

and it seems like, katy, that they fell to some peer pressure. united states had been saying for days they couldn't send the tanks, because it is complex, run primarily on jet fuel and the germans i think quite intelligently says if the united states is not sending tanks, why should we be pressured into sending tanks and that peer pressure seems to have worked on both sides, because now, the germans are sending their tanks, and allowing other countries to re-sell or re-donate their tanks, i should say, to ukraine, and the united states is sending its tanks. so ukraine, instead of seeing a dispute between the most powerful country in europe and the most powerful country that supports it, instead, you're seeing both germany and the united states agreeing to open up the tanks and send these vehicles, open up the taps and send these vehicles. >> a big advance from where we were at start of this forum, what the u.s. or germany were willing to do for ukraine, especially germany, waffling in the beginning because of all of their energy issues. courtney

>> katie, good morning. just to start out, this is not how the white house saw the run up to this trip playing out. as a plan for president biden to deliver these remarks at ebenezer baptist church in atlanta today to honor the legacy of dr. martin luther king. warren what would've been his 94th birthday. as you mentioned, this is coming less than 24 hours after we learned yesterday from statements when the white house council as well as president biden's personal lawyers that more classified materials were found at his wilmington home, just days ago. again, the white house went in days before acknowledging these materials, a few hours after that news broke. president biden attended a church service yesterday here in wilmington. lee pool of reporters that were traveling with him was not able to ask about this. so you can imagine president biden's team are expecting just a bombardment of questions when they eventually do travel today. so for the white house is maintain this posture the overflowing any questio

porter, hoping to become senator katie porter. thank you very much for joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> coming up, former trump company ceo allen weisselberg was sentenced to five months in prison for his role in a criminal tax fraud conspiracy. our next jess guess, david cay johnston, calls weisselberg's roadmap the roadmap to convict donald trump. that's next. i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. contestants ready? go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪♪ choosing miracle-ear was a great decision. like when i decided to host family movie nights. miracle-ear made it easy. i just booked an appointment and a certified hearing care professional evaluated my hearing loss and helped me find the right device calibrated to my unique hearing needs. now i enjoy every moment. the quiet ones and the loud ones. make a sound decision. call 1-800 miracle now, and book your free hearing evaluation. i have moderate to severe p

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the kari lake and katie hobbs situation with something else, because katie hobbs got a lot of criticism for not getting out there, for not debating her, for not having the high energy campaign that kari lake had, but in the end, katie hobbs -- trying to remember how you described, but she was just sort of tenacious, most of the grindstone, secretary of state, did her job, and in the end, conservatives and arrogance ana looked to her and chose her over kari lake, because this, at arizona's got along rich conservative history. we don't need this. >> and hobbs understood that better -- >> in hindsight, she probably did. >> i will tell you that i watched the katie hobbs and kay lake election, and initially, i was really critical of katie hobbs not showing up, deciding not to debate, because i thought it was a missed opportunity. anytime you have an opportunity to speak to the voters, he should get out front and speak to the voters. but, then i said, you know, maybe she's on to something. because kari lake, she's just gonna turn this into a circus. she's gonna show up and vacuum carpets like

katie razzall.ays after newspaper story allege he'd helped facilitate a loan to the then prime minister, borisjohnson, just weeks before mrjohnson appointed him chairman of the bbc. he denies being involved in any loan. she asked mr sharp about the allegations of a conflict of interest around the time he was appointed to the post. during the process, candidates were asked if there could be anything that might embarrass the government or the organisation if it came to light. i mean, this is embarrassing to the bbc and potentially the government isn't it? having had a discussion with the cabinet secretary about avoiding conflict and the perception of conflict, i felt comfortable — and i still feel there was no conflict. well, let's talk now to katie razzall, recently appointed media editor for bbc news in addition to her role as cultural editor. katie, how did that interview come about? well, from the moment i actually read about the sunday times story on my app on saturday times app night and thought

>> yeah, katie, good morning. reaction from the biden camp has really been sparse as, you know, they've been really facing questions about this all week since the discovery of that first -- of documents. and you have republicans for their part reacting swiftly and heavily. we mentioned the house republican-led judiciary committee, which jim jordan, announcing the loss of this probe yesterday into the doj's handling of this probe into this mishandling of these documents, rather. but really, for democrats part, they're pointing to the differences in the case between president bidens and his predecessors, saying that for at least the time being, that's all they can say, as this investigation rolls forward. longtime biden ally, democratic senator, delaware senator, chris quds even said that americans, for the most, part are most focused on kitchen table issues, pocketbook issues, rather than the mishandling of these documents. but at the end of the day, this white house was really planning on using the next few weeks

i'm katy tur. while we await the video of the police beating of tyre johnson, we just received brand new body cam video of the attack of paul pelosi at his san francisco home last october. here is what police walked into and we're going to warn you, that it is violent and disturbing. >> definitely don't want to hold him here. i definitely don't want all of you. [knocking ]. >> are you sure? >> yes. >> hi. how are you doing? >> how are you? >> what's going on, man? >> everything's good. >> hi. >> drop the hammer. >> nope. >> hey, hey, hey. >> what is going on? >> whoa. >> give me your hands. give me your [ bleep ] hands. >> we have also got audio of paul pelosi's 911 call, seeming to ask in code for help. here it is. >> san francisco police. 2022. >> i guess i told him, who is this? >> this san francisco police. do you need help? >> there's a gentleman here, just waiting for my wife to come back. nancy pelosi. just waiting for her to come back. she's not going to be here for days so i guess we'll ha

katy watson thank ou presidential others. katy watson thank you for _ presidential others.g us - presidential others. katy watson i thank you for keeping us up-to-date. that's all for now — stay with bbc world news. hello. after a rather wet and windy first week of january 2023, we're heading into the second week on a similar note. unsettled weather on the cards through the week ahead, often fairly wet and windy, mainly rather mild for the time of year, although temperatures will fluctuate a bit through the next couple of days. but let's take a look at the expected rainfall that's going to be accumulating through this week. it's always going to be wettest in the west with our weather coming from the atlantic, particularly for parts of wales, for instance, there could be around 100 millimetres of rain falling here. i have northwest, england, west and scotland for instance too. so the potential perhaps for some flooding, particularly in the west through this week. at the moment we've got low pressure to the north of the uk, winds rotating around that from a north westerly dir

katie: thank you.mna: as federal, state, and local leaders seek solutions along the southern border, the effects of the migrant crisis are being felt well within the nation's interior. john yang has more on how the situation is creating new divides between cities and states hundreds of miles apart. john: more than 4000 migrants who crossed into the united states from mexico arrived in denver over the past month. with shelters and services overwhelmed, colorado began chartering buses have its own. democratic governor jared polis insists the trips matched migrants' plans to reconnect with family, unlike the scene last september, when republican governor ron desantis of florida took credit for sending migrants to martha's vineyard, much to the surprise of both the passengers and locals. gov. desantis: the minute even a small fraction of what those border towns deal with every day is brought to their front door, they all of a sudden go berserk. john: but mayors of two of the country's biggest cities, desti

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joining me now is katie stockton who's also a cnbc contributor.i would dare to say a mild recession is the base case and pretty much consensus among c-suite america. that almost to me sounds bull, so why are people still so negative >> the market is lucky we've never seen the market bottom before ta recession. i think there's hope ta the relief rally we've already seen is the start of something more significant and, indeerkd it could be one step toward a bottoming process. then knowing that bear market cycles don't tend to end in sort of a v-bottom fashion, we usually need to see more prolonged support discovery and we haven't seen that yet we have a situation where sentiment is somewhat come play cent you can see that in the fix. we also have overbought readings after what we've seen in the market so the market is certainly charged here >> you look at the charts and how things might shape up in the future is there any indication in your mind how deep a pullback could go, areas of support, so to speak, that you're looking for >> the s&p 500 is rig

i'm katy tur. for the united states, it was january 6th. for brazil, it was january 8th, yesterday, two days, two years, and two days after violent insurrectionists stormed the u.s. capitol, violent insurrectionists did the same to the capitol of brazil's government rioters fueled by the same thing as rioters were here, a former president who spread lies about fraud and refused to concede when he lost. supporters of jair bolsonaro protested for months after the october election which went to desilva and the baseless claim that he lost because of faulty electronic voting machine, they blocked roads and highways, and demanded military intervention, to keep bolsonaro in power. then, on sunday, a week after bolsonaro refused to be present, to peacefully transfer power, during the new president's inauguration, roughly 3,000 people stormed the government complex in brazilia, they broke into the national congress building, the office of the president, and the country's supreme court. just like our january 6th, they smashed window, and trashed offi

i would love to ask katie _ if nothing else. i would love to ask katie this— if nothing else.c? so, i think when _ the debate with the public? so, i think when you _ the debate with the public? so, i think when you look _ the debate with the public? so, i think when you look at _ the debate with the public? so, i think when you look at the i the debate with the public? so, i think when you look at the polling, at least, it is really depends on the terms of the public mood and busily take pulse pinch of salt but it really depends on the profession. when it comes to health workers, thatis when it comes to health workers, that is where there is the greatest public sympathy, so nurses, and binos workers, that is where the public tend to blame the government but if you get to train drivers and other sectors it appears to be much more mixed picture, in terms of who the brain is. that is one of the reasons that government is particularly sensitive on health workers but there is also the fact that you cannot have a situation where we have in the nhs in crisis and the government saying

you've turned it all around, big hand, please, for katie. thank you . now we're katie. thank you.'re going to finish going. to we're going to finish with a song that night. locals singer is going to sing for us a song about nadhim zahawi , the song about nadhim zahawi, the man who can't be moved . and man who can't be moved. and thank you, everybody, for joining us this evening. thank you, everybody, for joining us this evening . and joining us this evening. and. going to the cover of science. are you gonna count him out cbn tech and i'm going to move cos of us are covered gotcha here and if you see this girl can you tell her whereby can some to help me money they don't answer i'm drunk i'm just a broken heart here man i know all sounds white us cannot do our can my mother i'm i'm still in love with you cos if one, two find it your missing me first so i do i want to serve i can't be thinking maybe you can't back you to the place that bring me a civil waiting for you on the corner of the street and i move . i'm. i'm i'm not moving. corner of the street and i move . i'm. i'm i'm not

and katie chose this exact spot where we're sitting now. so you put down roots, the trees of started to grow the office or committing their works. how do you go about the process of choosing who submits their work? we set up a trust the at the same time was to start working with the project because we knew that's a 100 then needed someone to look out to after it for 100 there. so it is the board of the trust that chooses authors. and katie, as the artist i set up to criterias, imagination and time. there is the start reality that none of us here, you know, i, or the t miranda will be alive to see the conclusion of this project. how does that make you feel? well, i knew i would die anyway without this project. i'm quite practical about that. i think the short termism we've been caught gentlemen, yes, it is a big threat to us. so i think to have a work like this that forces us to think beyond our time cross generational is what gives me hope ah, ah. 2 the hope is that the author's ideas will grow through the trees themselves, that the rings w

>> katie: she's done something to you. i can see that. you don't have to let her hold you hostage. >> sheila: he's with me of his own free will. >> katie: i don't know why you're blackmailing steffy and finn. i don't know why. i don't need to know why. but they're terrified. they won't testify against her because of your threats. and i don't understand why you would do that, why you would use all of influence to defend her. to do what? to keep her out of prison because you're in some kind of relationship. it's just crazy. it's ludicrous. i don't believe it. i will never accept it. >> sheila: you don't have a choice. >> katie: this is not the kind of man you want to be. this is not the man

katy tur is the anchor of msnbc's katy tur reports. the author of the new york new york times bestseller, unbelievable. my front row seat to the craziest campaign in american history. wonder what she's talking about. and the recipient of a 2017 walter cronkite award for excellence in journalism. in rough draft, a memoir, she writes about her eccentric and volatile california childhood punctuated by forest fires, earthquakes and police chases, all seen from a thousand feet in the air. her parents pioneered what became known as helicopter journalism and became famous for their aerial coverage of events such as the reginald denny beating the 1992 l.a. riots and o.j. simpson's notorious run in the white bronco. talk to her talks about her complicated relationship with her father, and she charts her own path from local reporter to globe trotting foreign correspondent, running from her past. she also opens up about her struggles with burnout and imposter syndrome. her stumbles in the anchor chair and her relationship with her husband, rough

katie? the voice on the other side of the calls and it excited for me, like i was about to be presented with checks every week for the rest of my life. yes? i said. but voice was iconic, even then, midway through the 2020 campaign for president. it was the voice of the democratic candidate for the white house and senator from my home state of california, the voice of the current vice president of the united states, the voice of kamala harris. but was it really her? or was i still hallucinating? i also hallucinated at the hospital, it was fun to have the whole psych ward show up in, say are you okay? that's in here. it took me a second to register what might be happening. i was groggy, have drug, self pitying and the voicing at the name like the announcer on a daytime talk show. i imagine oprah, arms stretched out, head tilted back. is this a joke? this has to be a joke, somebody is printing me. hi? i said. i heard you had to the baby, i just wanted to call and say congratulations. her voice

katy?rrett, kevin mccarthy says he will let the voters decide but he is going to be asked this question over and over again, how tenable is george santos' position especially as more republicans are starting to see drip, drip, drip, they're coming out and saying enough with this guy. >> that's going to depend on santos and mccarthy's toleration for pain and embarrassment, basically. because this story isn't going to go away. and those two men are going to get asked questions about santos' record and what santos has had to say about it, basically every day, for the foreseeable future. mccarthy has pointed to the ethics committee as the body that will make their voice heard here, that could change his thinking on santos, but the ethics committee is very slow, katy, we're talking months and months and months here, so whether mccarthy and santos want to keep having to answer questions every single day is the challenge, and i think whether we also reach a critical mass of other republican lawmak

katie, just fill us in on the details? ., ., ~' katie, just fill us in on the details?us in on the details? look, he is under significant _ details? look, he is under significant pressure, - details? look, he is under significant pressure, after| details? look, he is under- significant pressure, after the reports over the weekend in the sunday times which essentially were suggesting that he withheld information that could have been a conflict of interest when it came to him being appointed as bbc chairman. so, the sunday times was reporting that he helped to arrange this loan guarantee for the ventral minister borisjohnson, and that weeks later, the government, through boris johnson, made him their preferred candidate to be bbc chairman. so, today, he wrote to bbc staff, he talked about the story being a distraction and he said he wanted to make clear there was no conflict of interest because he, but he did was to connect a businessman who was planning to act, or wanting to act, as a loan guarantor to boris johnson, with the head of the civil service, who could give him