do not want to miss that coming up joining me jim lavin that will, liz young, biland bill the story of the last 15 to 20 minutes stocks taking a turn lower still trying to assess where rate also go, where the ultimate toll on the economy is going to be, whether the consumer is really as strong as it appears and weiss, you are back to bear more bearish. why? >> i am and the backdrop, i was always bearish. >> so you were. >> i saw tradingopportunities and the reason is, is that inflation is stubbornly high you can cherry-pick but if i asked jim what the price of the spritzers are, they're going up. of course, it's peak but the question is, what's the rate of decline to get to the fed target number two, the economic dating is very good, so you're seeing some parts atrophy but overall, yes, the consumer has been resistant in certain areas can't argue that but you don't want it to be, you know, resistant to the decline you want it to go down so the fed can say we're done the point is the fed is far from done and have not yet really felt the impact of fed tightening. >> what's interesting, y

merrill lynch, where would bank of america be i think it would be in the same position as citi >> liz younghow do you drew v view this space? do you like the financials again, we wrap up february and we go into a new month >> well, so a couple things. first of all, the asset management business, if you look at asset management and the consumer business, and it's not lost on me that i sit here representing a very consumer-facing bank, right, if you look at asset management, there was likely to be consolidation in the space as etfs took over, passive management took over there was so much compression in fees it's difficult to get that space right and still make money on the consumer side of things, there's been such a proliferation of fintech, competition is fierce, also hard to make money in that space, and this competition over deposits that will take place probably for the next year or so until rates actually come down that being said, i think you have to separate financials and banks and look at them in different ways so if you look at just the financial sector overall, still the second c

liz young said a year and a half ago, we've said it a number of times. the market changed from the by the dip mentality to sell rallies, and that still holds true now. >> you said go to cash how about stay in cash every single time for the last ten plus years when there was a lot of cash on the sidelines, the assumption was that when the market pulled back, the cash would be deployed. but it wasn't yield anything in realtime you were losing money. now that's not the case. people don't have an incentive to take money out of 5% money to go into equity. >> what about bonds if you expect the economy to weaken >> that's an interesting point, right? so i think there are some opportunities from the fixed income market probably for the first time in quite a while. but it's a spectacular environment, not necessarily -- as jeff was just pointing out, especially with the more distressed side. if credit spreads are nary row, you might expect to see expansion there, so that wouldn't be the place i would be playing. people with cash aren't going to be deploying it. >>

liz young joining us now. seen more evidence that the economy is not slowing in the way many had anticipated. there is an expectation that we get a soft landing. you are going to see the fed potentially have to do more, as jan hatzius is talking about. what is your view of what the data are telling us? liz: we have seen a bounce back in some activity, particularly the services pmi and consumer confidence since december. a lot of that conference data has to do with the fact that inflation has come down and the headlines and headline data on inflation after will disinflation has come down but you are right to ask, does the fed have a services problem? i think they will end up with a services problem. i do not think now there is a huge alarm bell going off. we have activity coming back and a decent amount of optimism in the current epic -- economic data. when you look forward, if the services inflation stays high, the overall number is likely to get stuck at a level above where the fed is comfortable. that is giv

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other we're going to walk you right up to that event with the investment committee today joining me liz youngton, josh brown and, of course, steve liesman is with us, too. let's show what you the markets are doing right now in this wait for powell the dow down 66.

we're super excited about that today, by the way, 3:00 eastern on "closing bell," i have liz young joiningyst. and morgan stanley's apple analyst doesn't do much tv either he has some new stuff to say about apple. we're excited about that kerry, final trade, you first. >> medical device company, 500 million in cash and $ 200 million in cash flow >> wynn resorts. >> target. i'm going to continue to buy >> josh? >> jpmorgan, my favorite pick. >> i will see you 3:00 eastern time "the exchange" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> thank you, scott hi, everybody. i'm kelly evans. ahead this hour, one of the few issues with bipartisan support in congress is heading for primetime tonight. 7:00 p.m. eastern, the first hearing from the house select committee on stra teenic competition between the u.s. and china. the key national security concerns and sticking with china, the reopening giving those stocks a boost and sparking global growth

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other we're going to walk you right up to that event with the investment committee today joining me liz young, steven weiss, jenny harrington, josh brown and, of course, steve liesman is with us, too. let's show what you the markets are doing right now in this wait for powell the dow down 66. s&p positive do you have the ten-year note yield at 3.64. all right, mr. liesman, i begin with you which powell shows up today? the hawk or the dove last week it was the dove who apparently showed up, or at least that's how the market took it so what happens today after the jobs report on friday? >> i don't think powell was all that dovish last week. i want to push back a little bit. you're right, the market took it as dovish, and he did use the term disinflation causing the two year to decline. >> he use it had like 15 times >> let's look at what happened after the jobs report. the fed didn't say nothing what did the market do the market tightened itself, and it tightened dramatically. the market took, i don't know, mother may i, like eight giant steps towards the fed, and the fed didn't say anything. i

i am giving a shout out to liz young who has some great charts on the feed. i am sorry, it is a shelter some up, and are we spending on retail sales, or can we not afford it because of rent, mortgages and homes? to me it is really interesting, the linkage of tuesday and wednesday. jonathan: we will find out at 8:30 eastern time. our we significantly restrictive, deutsche bank does not think so. they moved that forecast from 5.1 to 5.6%. lisa: deutsche bank has been on the higher end of the terminal rate, and now perhaps they are still on the higher end but less so than they used to be. we take a look at what the market is pricing in. futures are looking at a 5.3% peak in july. it only comes down to about 5.1 by the end of the year. not only are we pricing at a higher terminal rate but we are pricing out some of the rate cuts. tom: you were looking at your stock portfolio and we were talking with kenneth and he said it is not restrictive. he is not on the edge of bullard but you asked the great question and he is modeling out 6%. lisa: it was nuanced. tom: he

. >> that number and then two inflation numbers and now this we're joined by liz young and mike santoli and the cpi, none of them were the worst it's been, but none of them were as good as we were hoping for if you ask chatgpt to forecast this number today, this is what it would have been you could have figured this would be it. and the markets, they're down, but they're not like, oh, my god! the stock sold off another 100 points as rick said, a couple of basis points on the ten year but it's crappy news for inflation hawks. but i think it's sort of where we thought we would be, probably. >> so, joe, it's a bit -- do you ever drive to the end of a road and all of a sudden the road goes from asphalt to dirt and you're starting to wonder, boy, should i bail out of this and keep going and hope this thing goes back to being asphalt and a smooth road? this is hopefully the bumpy part of the ride. this is something that the officials have talked about, that word bumpy. it was in my bingo card for the minutes. is it on the way up or part of the oscillation as we go down? i think there's a lot

markets, investors bracing for the cpi inflation data tomorrow, joining us right now for that is liz youngent strategy at sofi good morning to you. what is your expectation and what are you doing about it, or what would you suggest investors do about it before hand or after? >> well, look, we started the year with this huge burst of risk on activity if you look at the patterns that have happened since january 1st, the top three sectors in the s&p are growthy ones, consumer discretionary, tech, and communications largely this has been a rate driven rally, and it's been a rally based on the idea that, yes, inflation is coming down. it's coming down relatively smoothly, but i think it also assumes that it's going to keep coming down at that rate and i think there's also this sort of underlying assumption that jerome powell declared victory on inflation in some ways in the last press conference and in some of his comments afterwards. i don't think that's actually the case so the risk here is that inflation, particularly services inflation gets sort of stuck at an elevated level, and whattic we

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didn't have a driver's license and ran this young lady down and unfortunately she lost her legs. liz: she is not even prosecuting gun crimes. hundreds of cops have quit because she won't take their cases. >> it doesn't surprise me the rank and file police officers are having this reaction saying why should we do our job if the prosecutor is not going to do her job. for whatever political reasons, she you border naits public safety. if city were a citizen? sit citizen inst. louis, i woule put somebody in who will keep my family safe. listen to the push to fire kim gardner. if this happens it would be a pushback to george soros. when you see gardner claiming racism. >> at this point in time the circuit attorney has willfully neglected her legal obligations in office and has done so to the extent that it's a violation of law. she failed to prosecute pending cases. sick, she has failed to confer and inform victims of the procedural posture of cases they were a victim in, and failed to notify them of the ultimate disposition of those cases. and third she failed to file new charges brought

liz warriors dot com. now, when we come back, one state in the u. s. is proposing a new law to help curb trafficking falling a young girl hiding her trans, a gender identity from her mother and the school actually allowing don't go away. ah ah ah . with the discovery of the new world, at the end of the 15th century, there appeared atlantic slave trade. the slave traders from european countries started building forts on the western coast of the african continent to transport the african inhabitants to america, to be forced into hard labor. until the middle of the 17th century. portugal had played the main role in this atrocious business. then great britain, france and the netherlands took the leadership for the span of 400 years of legal and illegal slave trade. about 17000000 people were forcefully shipped across the atlantic. not including those who died on the way due to unbearable living conditions. modern historians estimate that for each slave ship to america, there were 5 who died while captured during transportation, and cruel obliteration of rebellion. this ruthless people tre practice by the leading europe

young person shouldn't get this vaccine. lyanne: hearings on the bill will begin in march. lizin santa cruz county, hundreds of community members pouring in for a cleanup event at sea cliff state beach. they were also there to say farewell to the 93-year-old fishing pier leading to the ss palo alto, the famous cement ship. the pair was battered by waves during last month's storms, and officials say it is beyond repair. >> sadness, no question about it. there are so many memories there. seeing it gone, it is kind of an icon for this area. people come from all over just to walk up the peer and fish. >> the destruction that mother nature has done, it is kind of said. but nothing lasts forever. liz: state parks officials say demolition work on the pier will begin this week and is expected to last a month. 5:17 it was very chilly yesterday morning. is it the same right now? lisa: it is milder, but not at my house. it was very cold. we call those drainage winds when you live near and around a hill or a mountainside. those winds level off and that dense air settles into place. you kno

liz warriors dot com. now, when we come back, one state in the u. s. is proposing a new law to help curb trafficking falling a young girl hiding her trans, a gender identity from her mother and the school actually allowing it. don't go away. ah huh. ah. a time at the end of the 18th century, great britain began to conquer and colonize australia. from the very beginning of the british penetration to the continent, natives were subjected to severe violence and deliberate extra patient. according to modern historians, in the 1st 140 years, there were at least 270 massacres of local b. both any resistance to the british was answered with doubled cruelty. hundreds of natives were killed for the murder of one settler. indigenous australians were not considered complete people. no wild beast of the forest was ever hunted down with such unsparing perseverance as they are. men, women and children are shot whenever they can be met with squatter. henry myrick wrote in a letter to his family in england, in 1846. australia's past is rightly described as blood soaked and races. if at the beginning of colonization, there were one

liz warriors dot com. now, when we come back, one state in the u. s. is proposing a new law to help curb trafficking falling a young girl hiding her trans, a gender identity from her mother and the school actually allowing don't go away. ah, well, ah ah, with i really thought that we were going to die on the fly. i saw, i think i called all the way to the right other than i had been told by 2 years before i was even born. and this has been done and again and again and again again, because people continue to stick with the system. i had only one of them came home basically want to make sure that certain was is that is too dangerous or regular civilian should be in the hands of those people who are unsafe as her rings. take no way to star ah, welcome back. we want to now focus on a story of a young girl from the united states who was sex, trafficked not once, but twice. a young fortino girl named sage began to identify as a boy at school and was brutally bullied. but the school did not tell her parents. so one day as she ran away with someone, she met a line in a trance at gender chat group. here is her mother descri

liz warriors dot com. now, when we come back, one state in the u. s. is proposing a new law to help curb trafficking falling, a young girl hiding her trans, a gender identity from her mother and the school actually allowing don't go away. ah huh. ah ah a i really thought that we were going to die in fly before i saw. i think if i crawled all the way to rights other than i had been told by 2 years before i was even born and business has begun. and again and again and again and again, because people continue to stick with the system i do like any other day. and only one of them came home. basically, we want to make sure that certain weapons that are just too dangerous or regular civilian should be in the hands of those people who are and say best for you. take no way to star look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence and the point obviously is to create trust or rather than fear i would like to take on

liz warriors dot com. now, when we come back, one state in the u. s. is proposing a new law to help curb trafficking falling a young girl hiding her trans, a gender identity from her mother and the school actually allowing it? don't go away. ah, well, ah, this presentation of the ukraine complex is always been muddled and confusing. remember the phrase, as long as it takes that is not a strategic goal. now are presented with as long as it takes pertains to the amount of conflict. it doesn't pertain the amount of assistance you understand what that means. in 1834 france invaded algeria, and straight away the french started inhabiting it to strengthen their position. the colonists, known as the aiden from day one, the local population was put into an unequal position and was brutally exploited. this gauze mazda is content, the people of algeria began their long term fight for independence. in 1954, the banner of freedom was raised by the national liberation front. a guerrilla war against the occupants broke out. the french tried to suppress to rebellion using cruel measures. full villages were wiped out acts of georg

young person shouldn't get this vaccine. lyanne: hearings on the bill will begin in march. abc 7 news. liz santa cruz county hundreds of community members attended a cleanup event at sea cliff state beach. they were also there to sayfared fishing pier leading to the ss palo alto, which was the famous cement ship. the pier was battered by waves during last month's storms, and officials say it is beyond repair. >> sadness, no question about it. there are so many memories there. seeing it gone, it is kind of an icon for this area. people come from all over just to walk up the pier and fish. >> the destruction that mother nature has done, it is kind of sad. but nothing lasts forever. liz: state parks officials say demolition work on the pier will begin this week. it is expected to last a month. we have some rain on the way, nothing like the storms we had last month. but good news. lisa: everyone is talkingbo the pontial r snow aroun the bay, there is a chance. definitely the higher elevations. i was reading something about the mountains, the sierra nevada is supposed to experience record lows

yeah i mean do you think pull the talk of boris johnson, liz truss here and what have young people tryingg to be any good to the country now the country's in a real mess it i mean how does warring clearly tory party sort out these problems and in a way shut and just let the prime minister get on with it. well, i mean there's very old adage that voters don't vote for clearly parties and not not only that, i think whatever the issues are the thing that the issues are the thing that the keir starmer probably has going for him more than anything is another old adage it's time for a change. after 12 years, the government is looking not just divided but stale by the clueless rather worn out and i think time is the is the fact of that but i think a lot of voters are simply going to say it's time for a change. this might not have been long enough. yeah so that's one of the reasons why. keir starmer i think is sitting on the fence on strikes, why he's not actually exploiting the opinion polls showing that brexit is now not by the majority of the public think he's just playing it safe in the belief

yeah i mean do you think pull the talk of boris johnson, liz truss here and what have young people tryingg to be any good to the country now the country's in a real mess it i mean how does warring clearly tory party sort out these problems and in a way shut and just let the prime minister get on with it. well, i mean there's very old adage that voters don't vote for clearly parties and not not only that, i think whatever the issues are the thing that the issues are the thing that the keir starmer probably has going for him more than anything is another old adage it's time for a change. after 12 years, the government is looking not just divided but stale by the clueless rather worn out and i think time is the is the fact of that but i think a lot of voters are simply going to say it's time for a change. this might not have been long enough. yeah so that's one of the reasons why. keir starmer i think is sitting on the fence on strikes, why he's not actually exploiting the opinion polls showing that brexit is now not by the majority of the public think he's just playing it safe in the belief

young person shouldn't get this vaccine. lyanne: hearings on the bill will begin in march. in san francisco, leeann melendez, abc 7 news. liz santa cruz county hundreds of community members , pouring in for a cleanup event at sea cliff state beach. they were also there to say farewell to the 93-year-old fishing pier leading to the ss palo alto, which was the famous cement ship. the pier was battered by waves during last month's storms, and officials say it is beyond repair. >> sadness, no question about it. there are so many memories there. seeing it gone, it is kind of an icon for this area. people come from all over just to walk up the pier and fish. >> the destruction that mother nature has done, it is kind of sad. but nothing lasts forever. liz: state parks officials say demolition work on the pier will begin this week. it is expected to last a month. let's get a check of the forecast. going to be chili on the horizon for us. lisa: that is right. more cold days ahead than mild ones even though we are ending february and beginning march the rain has not shut off. we will see a return to colder weather and rainy weather.

not many young women with as many male friends as the crowd that hovered around liz. her sweethearts, as she called them. >> one of the things was trying to find out where i fit in her life. >> but with richard, i it was romance, was she perhaps a little too intense? which are the perhaps she was. >> it was too much in the beginning. even her sister said that. >> so she was going a little too fast, is that it? >> yeah, yeah. >> but love has a way of circling back, by the end of that summer of 1979, they ran into each other again. on a waterskiing trip. >> i saw her and we started talking. and we decided, you know, okay, let's go out. and for me, it was like, is this the one that got away? >> reporter: it was august 29th, a warm summer evening outside lynn's little studio apartment outside in the avenue. lynn was cooking chinese food. she had company, a male friend who had come for dinner, a male friend who is not richard frank. no, this was an ex-boyfriend names joe giarrusso. after dinner, lynn and joe drink some wine, talked about what, we cannot know. and at 11:30

young men, young men who are not working, they complain of the food, not staying in hotel rooms, starting fights, hooking with each other in the stairwells. attacking people that is the reality. lizt this, i will be on gutfeld tonight. charlie hurt, kat timpf. watch gutfeld later on have a good night. ♪ dagen: i'm dagen mcdowell. sean: i'm sean duffy. welcom

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