loretta is a romantic novelist.he's actually an academic, but she's sort of fallen on hard time and she's writing steamy novels, and she does these sort of public book launches with her cover model played by channing tatum, who's really sending himself up in. this is the handsome himbo, and they just at the end of a book launch when daniel radcliffe�*s character kidnaps loretta and takes her off to the jungle, where he thinks that she can help him find some hidden treasure. this is a classic kind of hidden treasure story. think of films like romancing the stone from the �*80s. this is the kind of flavour that we're looking at, something we haven't seen too much of until recently, and i actually think this genre is coming back, and i thoroughly enjoyed seeing these two actors, in particular channing tatum and sandra bullock, together, slightly flipping the gender dynamic that you normally saw in those films. i mean, he's very clearly smitten with her. she thinks he's not bright enough for her. she's the smarter one,

loretta is a romantic novelist.ually an academic, but she's sort of fallen on hard time and she's writing steamy novels, and she does these sort of public book launches with her cover model played by channing tatum, who's really sending himself up this as the handsome himbo, and they're just at the end of a book launch when daniel radcliffe's character kidnaps loretta and takes her off to the jungle, where he thinks that she can help him find some hidden treasure. this is a classic kind of hidden treasure story. think of films like romancing the stone from the �*80s. this is the kind of flavour that we're looking at, something we haven't seen too much of until recently, and i actually think this genre is coming back, and i thoroughly enjoyed seeing these two actors in particular — channing tatum and sandra bullock — together, slightly flipping the gender dynamic that you normally saw in those films. i mean, he's very clearly smitten with her. she thinks he's not bright enough for her. she's the smarter one, but she'

we'll speak exclusively with a voting member of the fed, loretta mester, the president of the cleveland fed, about her outlook on policy and whether or not she thinks inflation has peaked fed goes into quiet period next week, so this is the final word from the fed let's get to the market sell-off as all sectors are poised for sizable losses joining us, mike santoli is all of this being driven by a repricing in fed expectations? now the market is getting even more aggressive when it comes to what it's looking for from the fed. >> yeah, it's part of the same process. it's the same story only more so i think that's where we find ourselves repeatedly this year we have obviously repriced radically in the bond market there's a general recognition out there, and i would think by fed officials' own admission, a relatively narrow and uncertain path to a soft landing and a lot to happen between whether we know we get there or not all those things are the case. today and yesterday, one of the things that stands out to me is how kind of orderly and mechanistic this selling is on the same angle, all

we'll talk to cleveland federal reserve bank president loretta mester, about covid and the conflict addingaring prices at home. finally, obama homeland security secretary jeh johnson weighs in on the growing crisis at the border, after the biden administration wants tolihpoyonn "face the nation." ♪♪ >> brennan: good morning. and welcome to "face the nation." we are 46 days into this devastating war in ukraine, and the number of attacks and atrocities continues to mount. russian forces have retreated from the north, but have dramatically stepped up their advancement in the east. we begin today with deborah patta reporting from kyiv, and we want to warn viewers some of the pictures you're about to see are disturbing. >> reporter: from land, sea, and air, the donbas region has already been pummeled relentlessly since the war began over six weeks ago. there is not much that hadn't been reduced to rubble, in cities like mariupol, where the people trapped inside are enduring what one resident described as misery worse than hell. and a new imagery shows a russian convoy of hundreds of armed vehic

although they don't think it will be catastrophic. everybody's quite loretta. we are importing a lot of natural gas from russia still, and there will be significant implications on european economy in a short term empties guess flows are going to be stopped. but we have already seen in the past months that europe is able to essentially reduce its consumption of quite dramatically based on high prices and also increased the inputs and g quite dramatically as low. so m as of today, if we would continue with current imports and current demand reduction in europe, we would be almost able to make it live out russian guess. and so may be debt also makes or put in sing twice. before closing attempts, it is a big recession, no doubt, it would be a severe recession. but let's put it in perspective. further corona recession was with minus 5 plus a present, even bigger. and the corona recession was so i would say through astute economic policy. a could be handled and so with some preparation, good economic policy, this is something the german economy could were stand inde

low latency loretta, yes. up milk, yogurt, sugar. everything is become so expensive. it's become so difficult to even manage 2 meals a day over. how can we afford this? the government must take action. that is that the government raises prices than the shopkeepers raise them even further. it must ensure the shopkeepers sell items at the notified rates. des moines, the shopkeepers do whatever they like, and the government must control prices in one minute. i'm thinking about what was on my mind on the less than the yet me, i'm not on the game, was in my life. i'm looking them in the markets. people are shopping, but they're also budgeting very carefully. according to official figures, inflation and pakistan was over 13 percent last month. a 2 year high milk prices have risen by 25 percent since november. as the consumption of fruit goes up during the fasting month, the prices rise sharply, but the rise is much steeper than in previous years. i need, i did like what if i, what about everything is being sold a 30 to 35 to 45 percent higher prices. everything is become mo

. >> those parents are nels and loretta rasmussen. >> doesn't make any difference what day it is.a pain that is always there. there's no cure for it. >> who would want to kill sherri rasmussen? she was hard-working, caring, and popular with her coworkers. trained as a nurse, sherri was director of critical care at a large local hospital. >> we are implementing the people difference program. >> it was a devastating day. she was 29 years old and just in the prime of her career. >> althea kennedy was sherri's boss at the hospital and had originally hired her. >> we couldn't believe it. first of all, like how could someone do this? people crying. people upset. i mean, the hospital was like a tomb, you know? so, the loss was real palpable. >> sherri had just married three months earlier to john ruetten. >> where the happily married? >> unusually so. >> months after the wedding, john found sherri sprawled dead. he might seem a likely suspect, but john was cleared almost immediately. the lapd focused instead on evidence that this was a burglary that turned violent. >> this was no acciden

everybody is quite loretta. we are importing a lot of natural gas from russia still. and there will be significant implications on european economy in a short term empties guess flows are going to be stopped. but we have already seen in the past months that europe is able to essentially reduce its consumption of quite dramatically based on high prices and also increased the inputs and g quite dramatically as low. so as of today, if we would continue with current employee and current demand reduction in europe, we would be almost able to make it live alt russian guess. and so may be debt also makes a put in the substitute to power their operations with another name. but as are the raw material side where we use natural gas in production, there's no alternative. if the gas stopped flowing, we'd have to draw down production. we can't replace natural gas as a raw material of that. but what does that mean for german industry? can you stick in smooth chemicals comprise over 90 percent of our value creation change in all industries need chemical products as building blocks f

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that after loretta messer seemed to take a 75 basis point hike off the table. the index closing out the third straight down week and check out the biggest laggards this week netflix leading the pack, down 37%. there is weakness across sectors and phase energy, hca, healthcare, warner brothers, all seeing double digit losses what are the markets telling us? are we in the midst of a bigger grind lower? >> it seems that way based on what powell said yesterday, he set is up saying we're going to hike intercession i think equity markets were pricing in what we would call a soft landing a mild recession, a quarter or so. i think today what happened is people start to price in the hard landing saw the yield curve flatten, saw all these names just get absolutely crushed so i think we're still in the -- for a little bit more tough sledding here as the market tries to digest what a hard -- a hard landing -- >> a hard landing is now 350 basis point hikes that seem to be priced into the market. and today's market and i can go back, it is 750 minutes since we digested the p

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everybody is quite loretta. we are importing a lot of natural gas from russia still. and there will be significant implications on european economy in a short term, anybody's guess, flows are going to be stopped. it is a big recession, no doubt, it would be a severe recession. we are, we're in a situation where i have to make very clear that every hour, every kilowatt hour of energy that we can save helps maggie hoofed. well, i'm doing my part and i'm turning down the heat for that's easy enough. it springs the weather's gonna be warmer, and over the next couple of months, most people will use a lot less natural gas than they used to over the last couple of months. or will that be enough? probably not because households such as a small part of the equation, domestic heating accounts for less than a 3rd of germany, natural gas consumption, while industry accounts for just over a 3rd. the rest is used to produce electricity by trade and commerce and others. amongst the biggest uses of gas is the chemical industry. in the southern germantown of lou takes half an market l

attorney, loretta lynch. change your opinion, the regulatory risk on amazon if they are undergoing this independent look into racial equality at the firm? sophie: yes and no. in a big way, it's a positive step. at the same time, if they do not under duress, -- if they've done that underdressed -- under duress. for me at this point, we are looking at the share price, momentum. it doesn't move the picture too much, it is interesting, to be the biggest capitalized -- capitalist, fixing emergent progressive progression would been seeing. manus: thank you for being with us this morning. lead equity analyst at hargreaves lansdown. coming up, bank of america, q1 earnings. we break down the numbers here on bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back to bloomberg daybreak europe. just want to bring back some lines of the bank of korea governor nominee is speaking saying they should continue to hike rates unless there is a problem for growth, reflect a lot of the central bank sentiment we've heard, inflation is enemy number one, k

with margaret brennan -- loretta mester with margaret brennan on "face the nation."he gentlelady from cleveland there, the mathematician away from transitory, looking at the persistence of inflation. see that in the market this morning. these are markets on the move as we speak. 2.76% with real deterioration, a 23 vix moments ago. lisa: the idea that the 10 year yield is directly correlated to a further drop in stocks, and you are seeing a disproportionate increase in some of the volatility in tech stocks. i want to focus on crude. the volatility has just been shocking. you talk about the vix, but equity volatility has not been what has shocked a lot of people. oil swings around as though it were a crypto asset these days. speculation of shutdowns over in china are leading to fears of a lack of demand. tom: just to give you some scale, the 10 year inflation-adjusted yield, that residual has gone from -0.14% to -0.11% in about two commercial breaks. the real yield spiking up. we are on zero watch this morning with that cpi print tomorrow. on oil, ellen wald, senior fe

cleveland fed president loretta mester saying she is confident the u.s.l avoid a recession as the fed tightens policy although the inflation rate will probably remain at more than 2% in the next year. our next guest says the risk of a hard landing has increased, and he is still overweight on equities. let's bring in george boubouras, head of research at k2 asset management. great to have you with us. is this because we are headed towards earnings season? how supportive will they be? george: a combination. a reminder that aps momentum in aggregate is about historical benchmarks. it is still slowing but it is still robust. credit conditions to reinforce corporate sydney developed market are still at highs. but credit conditions are still good for developed market corporate. and household cash conditions, wealth in the developed world is still high. increasing risks, of course, and plenty of those. but the fundamentals are still in reasonable shape. historical benchmarks and earnings, you cannot get too many. and the fed just has to engineer this balancing a

rob, i'm going to you first because you are from loretta. what are your thoughts on the travel ban? it is because it's relevant to this conversation. its complete nonsense. this isn't about and, this is about the gender cult, this is about the gender identity cult telling these kindergartners an first and second graders, they are teaching them all of that stuff and i say, and somebody that was a teenager and became that in this day and age, if there is gender not conforming in any way, bb there are tomboyish girl or they are feminine boys, now they want to tell them they are trans and ge them on what they're calling like life-affirming healthcare and it's really bad for these kids. >> it is kind of strange. it's like talk about the most intrusive solution for somethin that is national naturally take care of itself. by the way, as a practicing homosexual, how long before you got good at it. >> on i will give you a list of my partners. liz, liz, liz, do you think thi is a priority that the la count orchard be focusing on when the have crime, homelessness, drug addiction? >> i feel lik

loretta mester president of cleveland, federal reserve says she's confident consumers will get a breakt year. i think inflation will remain above 2% this year and even next year. but the trajectory will be that will be moving down on fox news sunday. white house press secretary jen psaki said the biden administration is working to combat historic inflation going to constantly monitor our economic data. he says many americans still need through august. exactly the wrong thing. >> to do. senate republican leader mitch mccoanell says delaying payments only adds more fuel to the fire. this administration just can't seem to get their act together on the economy. and you can expect to hear more debate about inflation this week come tuesday. the federal government will release the latest inflation numbers for march. for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. thousands of christians took part of the pilgrimage to jerusalem for palm sunday celebrations today to start week. >> worshippers kerry, palm leaves and oil branches as they march from the top of the mount of olives to the old cit

same subtle engaged citizen are in her music she is a mix of johnny cash and williewa nelson and lorettaynn the way she engages with issues that are important to women and farming and her marijuana advocacy and stands separate from the national establishment that's my personal view bit those are also doing the same kind of work and that is an encouraging sign. the worst thing that can happen from the book's introduction is that people can have the knee-jerk reaction to celebrities even the most well-informed are just abusing the platform. so just go back to singing the springsteen says they have an important role to play as a citizen and cash understood that instinctively. >> can the viewers ask at times he would speak bolder than other artists but pull punches of how he phrased his criticisms. >> one of the things that became clear to me and doing research forou the book he enters the waters pretty tentatively like the blood sweat and tears album can be no accident he makes the first three songs on the album as a tale of black workingmen in america but he doesn't call attention to it li

amazon plans to conduct a racial equity audit led by former attorney general loretta lynch. lynch will join other attorneys at the new york city law firm where she is now a partner. to see how amazon's policies and practices impact. it's nearly one million hourly workers. this comes after a push from shareholders who want an independent probe into racial inequities and amazon's policies. amazon says it will release the results of that audit to the public once it is complete. the restaurant chain that spawned the fried chicken sandwich craze is planning a major expansion popeyes restaurants as it is hoping to open more than 200 new locations in the u. s and canada this year. company will also have new shops in england, france and china. more than half of the new popeyes in the u. s will have double drive throughs that's intended to allow customers who are tight on time to pick up those online orders much faster. inflation causing prices to go up on most goods and services. but krispy kreme is offering a tasty treat today for customers the price for a dozen original glazed wil

loretta mester president of cleveland, federal reserve says she's confident consumers will get a break next year. i think inflation will remain above 2% this year and even next year. but the trajectory will be that will be moving down on fox news sunday. white house press secretary jen psaki said the biden administration is working to combat historic inflation going to constantly monitor our economic data. he says many americans still need help recovering from the pandemic. this week, the administration extended the federal pause on student loans through august. exactly the wrong thing. >> to do. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell says delaying payments only adds more fuel to the fire. this administration just can't seem to get their act together on the economy. >> for now in washington, raquel martin, back to you. >> still ahead tonight, flight crews and airlines are fed up with people who just cannot control themselves on airplanes, especially as these incidents continue to increase what they want to see done to these passengers. and in sports, the warriors have finished up the

and then to run off kinds of its flame each other. loretta jersey and i must also he received 46 percent of the votes in the 1st run and in march is up against the incumbent. francisco patella's and the next leader will be sworn in on the 20th anniversary of east timor independence, which is coming up in may. let's speak to a reporter, jessica washington, who's standing by 1st from jakarta. just cause he starts around about now does. and that's when we'd like to get indications of which way this is going to get. well, nick, it is still too soon to say we understand that manual counting at some polling stations started a few hours ago. but in terms of the real count, which happens at the electoral office that is set to begin shortly in terms of the outcome, it is still too soon to say. many analysts say that the challenge of jose ramos horta is likely to secure a victory just based on that strong showing that he put in the 1st round of the bi election. but of course, there are all those who say that it is simply true soon to say that almost course i came very close to securing that 50 per

also, don't miss an exclusive interview tomorrow on this show with loretta mester, 3:00 p.m.e all these key topics covered for you. here's where we stand in the markets. the dow is down 400 points we have taken another leg lower. mohamed el-erian not sounding bullish there. s&p down b1.6% nasdaq down 2.2% sales of recreational cannabis begin today in new jersey. wall street is buzzing about it. we'll look at whether that will lead to smoking sales for the pot stocks when we come back on "closing bell. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. >>> another up and down day

loretta says reining in alameda on the bus to sf.id not wear my sensible shoes today, while loretta you should have listened to the fork. there it is starting to move in. this is a weak system. but the first what? maybe about four between now thursday, saturday and again. on next tuesday. heidi's up in truckee. good morning, steve. good morning, heidi. we have a light dusting so far in truckee . how much more expected? i'd say 48 inches of snow, but there will be a lot more than that not far away. there could be a foot plus you get up to some. maybe the summit some of the higher elevations in at the ski resorts. it has been a morning to remember and much of the pacific northwest, especially important and most snow ever to fall. in in april for portland was just shattered. today. there's reports that 2246 inches of snow in and around portland's and some of that's making it up into the mountains here for us as well. blue canyon tahoe truckee, all reporting snow. chain requirements on 50 and also 80 that combined with some pretty good w

adrian brown, al jazeera hong kong in east timor dependents leader and no well loretta jersey, but i must halter is set to return as president for a 2nd time. he secured, overwhelming support defeats the incumbent. francisco could status. ramos holter is promising to bring stability to a country the same year to political upheaval. all right, let's take a glimpse webinar has evanson, how i, we've had some nasty weather affecting iraq recently. a nasty old dust storm are rolling through here. baghdad, singer, the air po, closed for a time as this a system made its way through. it is going to improve as it go on through the next couple of days. we have this band of cloud now making his way a little further eastwards, quite to whether coming back in behind. but on that cloud, actually, you might just catch a spot or 2 of rain into iraq, maybe into where parts of saudi arabia. little more cloud to the sunshine, hazy here in doha. notice a little more cloud and what a 2 showers i, which was in northern parts of afghanistan over there is a pakistan as well. still seeing some wet at times t

she's she's more of like a mix of johnny cash and willie nelson and loretta lynn probably in the way that she she captures, you know issues about or engages with issues that are important to women engages issues about farming because she came from a farm that was lost in the 80s farm crisis and her marijuana. advocacy like willie nelson, you know, and i think and also in the way that she kind of stands separate from the nashville establishment, you know, that's my personal view, but i think you know, there's lots of other artists who are also doing the same kind of work and that's encouraging sign. you know, i think the worst thing that can happen as i allude in the books introduction is is that people can have a knee-jerk reaction? to celebrities and even the most earnest and well-informed artists because they feel like they're just, you know, abusing their platform as a star or something and it's just like, you know, go back to singing or whatever it is you do. but you know in springsteen for example has been very eloquent about saying that the artist has an important role to play

host: that is loretta in ohio.ust after 7:30 on the east coast, this first hour of the washington journal. in the wake of this announcement from the cdc and continued conversations about immigration on capitol hill, we are asking how important immigration is to your midterm vote in 2022. 217 days away from election day 2022. keep calling in. republicans, (202) 748-8000. democrats, (202) 748-8001. independent, (202) 748-8002. the senate is in on the senate floor at 3:00 p.m. committee action this morning. the senate judiciary will be voted this morning on whether to send supreme court nominee ketanji brown jackson to the full senate for a vote. if confirmed, she would be the first african-american woman to serve on the supreme court. we will be heading there on c-span when that happens, probably a little bit before 10:00, we will show you the room, the folks gathering for that. also on c-span.org, c-span now. we will also spend the last 20 minutes or so of this program getting your thoughts on judge ketanji brown ja

loretta is first in cleveland, ohio on the democrats line. caller: good morning.e been watching you. i think you do a great job. host: thank you. caller: welcome to the show. host: thank you. caller: welcome, welcome. mr. clark, since you are with the institute for war i want your take on january 6, the insurrection. here we have wars going on here in america. i want to know, like, what do you think? host: it is a little bit off our subject. we want to stay with russia and ukraine unless, mason, you want to make any comment? guest: thank you for the question. the institute for war or the institute for the study of war make sure we can provide the american population and policymakers with an understanding of conflict not necessarily promoting them. i do not look at domestic american politics. i focus on the kremlin and the kremlin's operation around the world. i cannot comment. host: doug is in yorba linda, california on the republican line. caller: i know right now the policy for the u.s. and nato is not intervene but i remember back in the 1990's with the war in

loretta is first in cleveland, ohio on the democrats line. caller: good morning.ave been watching you. i think you do a great job. host: thank you. caller: welcome to the show. host: thank you. caller: welcome, welcome. mr. clark, since you are with the institute for war i want your take on january 6, the insurrection. here we have wars going on here in america. i want to know, like, what do you think? host: it is a little bit off our subject. we want to stay with russia and ukraine unless, mason, you want to make any comment? guest: thank you for the question. the institute for war or the institute for the study of war make sure we can provide the american population and policymakers with an understanding of conflict not necessarily promoting them. i do not look at domestic american politics. i focus on the kremlin and the kremlin's operation around the world. i cannot comment. host: doug is in yorba linda, california on the republican line. caller: i know right now the policy for the u.s. and nato is not intervene but i remember back in the 1990's with the war i

loretta is a romantic novelist.el played by channing tatum, who's really sending himself up this as the handsome himbo, and they just at the end of a book launch when daniel radcliffe's character kidnaps loretta and takes her off to the jungle, where he thinks that she can help him find some hidden treasure. this is a classic kind of hidden treasure story. think of films like romancing the stone from the '80s. this is the kind of flavour that we're looking at, something we haven't seen too much of until recently, and i actually think this genre is coming back, and i thoroughly enjoyed seeing these two actors in particular — channing tatum and sandra bullock — together, slightly flipping the gender dynamic that you normally saw in those films. i mean, he's very clearly smitten with her. she thinks he's not bright enough for her. she's the smarter one, but she's very, very willing to send herself up. and there's something about sandra bullock that's always so relatable and delightful and very finessed with the comic t

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