joining us now with even more, krishna memani. let's start with you. is it 76 right now when you look at the analysis of fed funds futures? 78 this morning. the hike it self is in the bag. krishna: absolutely. if the fed is to retain any credibility, they have to. there is no choice. brendan: i was think the phrase credibility is that the fed is found to do what i wanted to do. >> that is a common complaint. i think what we will see, this is certainly not tightening policy, but this is the signal of an end of an era and the start of a much more normal pattern of behavior in the economy. what are you looking for in a press conference? what sort of hints are you looking for to determine what happens over the course of the next year? to be to keeps the growth of the picture clearer and going. for that, they have to be a bit more gradual than what they may do normally. they would want to communicate things ared that tightening, that future them tos are still for be very methodical and delivered an gradual. david: -- brendan: are we going to see a change th

amos: the hare krishna movement prepares 820,000 lunches in kitchens like this every school day. they call it a gravity force kitchen. man: we have three-story silos on the top of this floor, one for lentils and two for rice. amos: rice and lentils come from silos on the roof and are washed on the top floor of the kitchen. this is also where the vegetables are prepared, spices are ground, and chilies and curry leaves are fried. then they're all poured down chutes into waiting cauldrons on the floor below. the food is cooked with steam generated by giant furnaces, and then it's ready to drop down to the next floor. man: when the sambar is ready, and from the processing area, food is going to the packing area through this chute and this turner. amos: finally, the containers of food are packed onto a fleet of custom-built vehicles, which deliver the meals to schools in and around bangalore. [speaking foreign language] amos: the logistics are so remarkable that mba students from harvard business school are using it as a case study of time management. madhu pandit das: i think there i

well, the answer is in krishna's >> i've never been as large as i am now. i've went through a lot of life changes. the most devastating wasasy mother's death. i just kind of shut dodo. and...this is the result. since 2004, i've put on 110 pounds. it's week 2 of the 21 day fix, and i feel fantastic. on the 21 day fix, i lost 18 pounds! you better believe i'm doing it for [laughing] 21 more days. it's not a crash kind d diet, where you're gonna drop it all and then gain it back the next week. the recipes that they've provided -- they're delicious. i'm eating real food, real portions where i'm full. the workout is 30 minutes. you can do that 30 minutes, and then you're back to your life. with the 21 day fix, i lost 107 pounds... [ cheers and applause ] ...and i feel amazing. e last time i was thth size -- my freshman year in college. and now, 20 years later, i'm [ applause ] >> krishna couldn't make it here to the studio, but she's been kind enough to join us from her home. hi, krishna. >> hi, autumn. hi, tom. autumn, i just want to say your program is amazing

. >> going to the university of phoenix was the right choice to krishna, a navy veteran graduating with a degree in communications. she had a terrific experience, and worries the investigations and negative press might hurt her and others. she joins me from san diego. >> thank you for being with us. how do you square your own positive experience with university of phoenix, with the long list of allegations and investigateses into the school -- investigations into the school? >> i try to look at to this way. i worked really hard for my degree, so did everyone in class that was with me. we worked hard. in teems, on our own, spent hours writing papers, putting together presentations. i have taken everything i learnt within the university of phoenix's communication programme and applied it to my job, so i see a lot of value in offers. >> you are not here defending the the university of phoenix, but are here to raise concerns about what happened to vets who have a degree from a for-profit college or the university of phoenix. do they hold some responsibility. you don't like the media intensi

krishna over evercore isi looked at a more xliblgt complicated chart. just work with me. all that goes into this. what you have to figure is you have to figure the participation rate. think about it, guys, in the 100 on the low end to 150 on the upper end of what's needed. bottom line is that it's a lot lower than wall street thinks is strong job growth. the fed will be happy with a lot less to hike rates and maybe keep rates going into 2016. john. >> all right. thank you, steve liesman for a look at those numbers. up next, let's talk weather. meteorologist expecting the most powerful el nino pattern in 50 years. volatility sometimes a good opportunity for people to make some money. we'll see if it is this time. up next. sfwro i know what i want for christmas. i'm at sur vooifrl vooifl products. people are buying rain water barrels. not just for residences. a big company up in the bay area has spent boying a system to capture water landing on the roof. won't be portable, but it could off set a huge cost for cooling and flushing toilets. >> during a drought year, which is