much more about that in a second also ahead, we'll talk to cleveland fed president loretta mester, an exclusive interview to go over what she plans to do at the all-important december fed meeting. first, let get straight to the market and market commentator mike santoli is here what are you watching? as we still go through some fed speak. light on data and earnings. >> yeah, sara, been a similar theme for a week and a half. market going sideways and consolidating the rally we got off the big october low. market seeming more confident. it's got the fed outlook somewhat well-priced in terms of where the fed is headed and how fast and the economic overhang is there and the yield curve would suggest that the macro is in question. if we get down to the mid to high 3800, a normal pull pac if we get down in that direction. seasonally things are pretty strong right now a sideways shelf being built on the shelf wanted to hit on disney. such a ride for this company and for this stock for a while right now this goes back five years disney relative to netflix this is the enterprise value relative

. >> carla's mom loretta waited too, anguished over her daughter's disappearance. >> what is that like as a mom, waking up every day and she is still not calling? >> i cry every night to find answers or hear something but nothing. >> but nothing? >> you knew as her mom, something was very wrong? >> yes, i did. >> carlo was out there, somewhere maybe alone. if anyone knew how to find, or it was her and alyssa. >> turns out, carla and aunt lisa shared more than family, they shared a pass. coming up. >> carla had gone down a bad path. she >> went down the same path i went down. >> i will keep, digging and digging. it was not even a question of whether i was going to find her, i was going to find her. >> investigators uncover the first clues. >> there is a report that she had been a silver car. >> when dateline continues. teline continues k goodness. it's time for the "good news of the week." and, boy, do we need it. [ chuckles ] well, this safe driver saved money with the snapshot app from progressive. -how do you feel? -um, good? he's better than good. he got rewarded for driving safe an

loretta mester says 75 basis points of rate hikes is not needed next month. ftx follow-up, genesis warns of bankruptcy as it struggles to raise cash. u.s. prosecutors began probing sam bankman-fried's empire months before its collapse. keeping the lid on. oil whipsaw's as saudi arabia denies a report that saudi arabia is weighing a production increase at the december meeting. tom, good morning. that oil market was vicious, down 6% and then the big denial. good morning. tom: that was remarkable, the moves on the back of that speculation that an increase was in the offing. very strong denial from saudi arabia. we continue to weigh up commentary from fed officials event. there is no backing down from the higher terminal rate, but just how high come december and the months that follow is in question. slightly more dovish in terms of the size of heights, manus. manus: i like loretta mester's use of language, she says the fed is in a new cadence. what does that mean in terms of the interval between the next set of heights? you've got bostic, mr. and mary daly all c

a tribute to loretta lynn ended with another entertainer of the year for luke combs.embers those who paved the way, and they did that just so beautifully right at the top of the show, three superstars singing their hearts out to honor ms. loretta lynn. ♪ no, don't come home with nothing on your mind ♪ >> reporter: three country music powerhouses, miranda lambert, reba mcentire and carrie underwood, starting the night off with a tribute to one of the first ladies of country, the late, great loretta lynn. ♪ the memories of the coal miner's daughter ♪ >> what is it about cmas? >> a chance for everyone in country music to kind of catch up with each other and connect again. >> reporter: kelly clarkson reminding the star-studded crowd of her country roots. ♪ barking up the wrong damn tree ♪ teaming up with kelsea ballerini and carly pearce for "you're drunk, go home." and pop princess katy perry coming out to play. ♪ with a duet alongside thomas rhett. ♪ just look at that road and think about where we started ♪ >> reporter: but it was a somber moment when a tearful wynonna

loretta mester says 75 basis points isn't necessary next month.is struggles to raise cash in warns of bankruptcy. plus, keeping the lid on. oil whipsaws. opec-plus is weighing a production increase. as we look at the markets, fed, china, oil dominating them all. some of the top gainers for the ftse 100. three top gainers are all energy companies on the back of that opec-plus story. we will break that down for you and the pushback from the wall street journal reporting that maybe they were looking at an increase. the pushback came pretty quickly from the saudis. the dax is range bound. not a lot of movement on the german index. volkswagen warning, according to reporting, that may be sales in china will be meeting the targets they previously set. about a fifth of that economy facing covid controls. the ftse 100 gaining 0.7%. energy a big factor. let's switch over to see how the factors -- sectors are playing out. wti above $80 a barrel. brent up 1.5%. it is energy. basic resources gaining as well. it has been a volatile sector. real estate at the bo

from now on, i want you all to call me loretta. >> what?t as a man. >> why would you want to be loretta? >> i want to have babies. >> you want to have babies? >> it's every man's right to have babies if he wants them. >> you can't have babies. >> don't you oppress me. >> charlie hurt is a "washington times" columnist and fox news contributor. charlie, on the honor system, i believe that we should apply for transgender guaranteed income from the east coast and see if they fall for it. >> i think you are right. first of all, i have to sort of scold you a little bit here. you are maligning monty python and richard pryor. i would take either one of them and put them in charge of our government over these people any day. but you are exactly right. >> touche. >> since you can identify as anything you want. you missed the better genders that you could identify as. you could also identify as aggressive or stud as well as two spirit. i can see you as stud, maybe. you could identify as that. >> jesse: yeah, maverique stud what was the one that was in

a busy day ahead with speeches from loretta mester and susan collins. from activision/blizzard. on wednesday, john williams and tom barkin speak again we have a big day for wall street on thursday with christopher waller speaking. and on friday, we have the fed speeches from patrick harker and laurie logan as well as loretta mester and esther george >>> with that, we dive into the things you need to know with david katz david, great to have you here. >> thank you. >> david, you are an optimistic voice on wall street why are you optimistic >> basically, we think stock prices have declined to the level which takes into account the negative the economy is slowing and issues with china and we are not clear on the cpi number this week we think the fed will talk hawkish for the moment the good news is inflation is breaking if you look at 12 months after inflation breaks, stocks are higher valuation from 21 times earnings to 15 times earnings on the stock by stock basis, we are seeing a lot of good businesses at great prices historically, that is a good time t

probably not what you should do but it works take wednesday, loretta is the hawkish president of the cleveland fed and will give a lecture and will take the questions, the q and a i expect her to go ballistic and talk about the need to raise rates until the cows come home the cows don't come home i know that. i owned a bunch of cows. they're so stupid they don't know where home is don't take offense they don't watch the show. thursday morning we get the consumer price index this and t -- and this is a data point it was not directly caused by the fed. some commodities have come down in price but i bet we get one more red hot meeting and will cause the fed to hit another speed bump on thursday the fed thinks it finally end when is none other than loretta gets to talk again. can you tell me when things get better why does this matter if the cpi number is steaming, she'll one-hour martinize this market with a dry cleaner's phrase i wish i were kidding. i'm completely tired of being 0 blib -- obliterated. on monday we got bio intech and the bulls have to hope the german vaccine maker says

opened with carrie underwood, reba mcentire, and miranda lambert singing songs in tribute to the late lorettar was luke combs took home for album of the year. >>> tiger woods will soon be on the golf course. the 15-time major winner is taking part in the hero world challenge next month in the bahamas. the 20-man event benefits tiger's foundation and will feature some of the best players in the world including jon rahm and justin thomas. tiger last played back in july at the open championship where he missed the cut. he's still recovering from serious leg injuries from a 2021 car crash. >>> and coming up on "cbs mornings" now, the queen of christmas, mariah carey sits down with gayle king ahead of the holiday season to talk all things christmas. welcome to my digestive system. it's pretty calm in here with align probiotic. you see... your gut has good and bad bacteria. and when you get off balance, you may feel it. the bloating, the gas - but align helps me trust my gut again. plus, its recommended by doctors nearly 2x more than any other probiotic brand. just one a day naturally helps promote

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he will replace judge loretta georgie, who had previously disclosed a potential conflict of injuries because she had worked with the pelosi's daughter christine decades ago, was set to appear in court for his preliminary hearing next month. san jose police have arrested three people on suspicion of burglary and connection with multiple crimes along the lincoln avenue corridor. surveillance images show one of those highest police say they have arrested marcelino bejarano, santiago and ricky bejarano. they say the men, all in their mid twenties, used an odyssey minivan to commit at least 31 burglaries of businesses. throughout the city . many of the crimes took place in the willow glen neighborhood along the lincoln avenue corridor. the man accused of killing 10. people out of new york supermarket pled guilty in court today to murder and hate motivated terrorism charges. the guilty plea does mean that 19 year old peyton genderen will be sentenced to life in prison without parole. genderen is accused of opening fire and targeting black shoppers at a grocery store in buffalo back in may.

judge steven murphy will replace judge loretta giorgi. disclosing a potential conflict of interest saying she had worked with pelosi's daughter at the san francisco city attorney's office back in the 90s. david depath is facing attempted murder and several other charges related to the october attack. a preliminary hearing is still set to happen december 14. >>> a live look at san jose where elections may not be over after all. that city has two open city council seats. the mayor elect wants voters to choose who should fill them. we have more on the many options for filling those seats. anne makovec? >> reporter: they could be filled through appointment, special election, or interim electee. seats located in east and south san jose are being vacated by sylvia arenas, who will become a supervisor, and matt mahan who will become san francisco's mayor in january. he wants a special election, not a council appointment. he acknowledged the expense of his plan, but said it saves money in the long run. >> because if we elect our leaders, they ref

. >> bret: loretta has a question about the border. you go. >> yes, i think you partially answered this but what would you do to stop the crisis at the southern border, to stop the criminals, the human trafficking, and the drugs from entering? what would you do to stop the drug crisis that's killing our young ohioans? >> bret: specifically if you are a senator with a president from another party? >> j.d. vance: yeah. so, one, i have had such a good time campaigning across the state of ohio but one of the really sad parts is that every single stop that we make i meet somebody who has lost a son, a grandson, a daughter, a granddaughter to the opioid problem. we really got to get control of this. it's killing our people. it's totally unbe necessary and totally self-inflicted wound. a couple of things that i think we can do and i want to talk about this question, bret, what can you do with a democratic president. so two things we really need to do is we actually learned over the last six years border walls work. we need to finish the borde

. >> that was loretta mester on cnbc yesterday jo joining us to talk about it is sylvia jablonski good morning we heard a lot of fed speak. the fed speak has been coming from all sides you heard jim bullard say things are not great and loretta mester yesterday and jay powell with the credibility of the fed i can't figure out if they are trying to soften the market up or harden the market up here >> good morning, andrew. i think they are having an impact on the market every time we get them out in the press and media and vowing to keep rates higher, we see the market pull back on that a little bit it is if we have the cpi falling and ppi falling the past friday. great news market rallies and they come in and say whoa rein it in the policy will impact the market until we see inflation contracting and the economy slowing and the reaction the fed has to that in the medium term will sit in the same market that we're ins sideways. >> megan, what is your take? i feel we are getting told a different thing every day. i don't know how organized it is we talk about hat. how much of what the fed a

the nonna of the family, loretta, is showing her grandchildren how to tie tomatoes to local vines.is closed, but i'm honored to be invited to family lunch. this is the first time the family has come together since their father passed away earlier this year during lockdown. cheers. it's an emotional time, but also one of celebration. oh, my god! as delicious as the food is, traditional cooking like this also tells you the story of a place. how they lived and what was important to them. for as long as anyone can remember, there's been a strict hierarchy to how ischia's rabbit is served. well, you're very kind. thank you. sadly, in this traditional hierarchy, the mother of the family is left with the bony neck and skull. traditional food like this connects us. it makes us part of a bigger story. that's why, even today, families across ischia sit down every sunday to enjoy a rabbit in a pot together. (brent) people love subaru just because it stands for much more than just a car. (vo) through the share the love event, subaru retailers have supported over seventeen hundred hometown char

i played it out with loretta weinberg, my senate majority leader panel partner. saying this is not who we are as americans, this is not who we are as a country. and those who violated the law should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. i had that opinion then, and i still have that opinion. what i have to focus on going forward is finding common ground to have more transparency in election results, so republicans and democrats alike, and supporters going back decades have undermined the legitimacy and consequences of the election so every single elected official should lead by example and making sure we have transparency in the voting process, and that is the important thing to do. >> thank you. congressman? rep. malinowski: you asked him about donald trump, and most he could muster was a condemnation of the rioters on january 6. it is kind of like just blaming the hijackers for the 9/11 attacks and leaving out osama bin laden. one month after the january 6 attack, the republican national committee led by ronald mcdaniel, who just campaigned with mr. k

tom: kansas fed president and cleveland's loretta mester.et rallied tuesday with the latest comments. goldman sachs is predicting the u.s.-made. recession next year. they are forecasting for percent on the 10-year yield until the end of next year. joining us is kristine aquino, managing editor for markets, we have minutes later today. the sense is we will be looking for how unified they are on a higher terminal rate? >> absolutely, tom. what we heard from them earlier in november is there is much consensus among the fed committee when it comes to where the interest rate will peak, right around 5%. the question that remains is how fast will they take to get there. that seems to be the nuance we are getting from the various federal reserve speakers we have heard from since the november meeting. it seems like there is agreement on where the peak should be, but a little bit of debate over the pace at which they get there. it seems there is growing support from some camps for a slower pace. francine: what is the market getting wrong in all of thi

loretta mester is top of the block.t is about the job figures on friday what we are seeing today. one place we are seeing cracks is intact. first there was apple said to have trimmed its apple iphone 14 handsets. manus: meta is perhaps the bigger story. we are hearing they may lay off thousands of jobs. that is the journal article. last month mark zuckerberg said many teams will stay flat or shrink but you have the other side of the coin with twitter dumping people and then saying, sorry we might need you back because we did not realize how valuable you were and what you did. that is one of those great ironic moments in corporate history that will go down on how to not to fire 50% of your workforce before you know what they do. you have to leave it to bank of america. even i do not remember what happened in 1974. i think i was at school. this is what they are saying. dani: [laughter] they are saying they need job losses. it is the great pivot of 1974. manus: i think the whole conversation around pivot is moving away but

. >>> and cleveland fed president loretta mester says the economy needs to show more signs of progress before decreasing interest rates >> we're at a reasonable point now to then sort of now be deliberate and setting monetary policy to get back to price stability and judicious and balance the risk to minimize the pain back to stability that is the next phase of policy i don't think we're near stopping in terms of phrasing the question of slowing and eventually pausing we still have more work to do. >> dom, the fed's final policy meeting of the year kicks off december 13th. we'll all be watching. >> silvana henao, thanks. >>> ahead of opening bell. perspective on the trading week confidence of the team at bespoke investment group in years like 2022 where the s&p is down 10% and then monday's session tends to be lower and tuesday mixed and performance on wednesday and friday, black friday, tend to see the stronger returns as you see there wednesday's session gaining more than 1% with gains of .50% for the friday session for more, let's bring in malcolm ethridge and mark avallone gentleme

atlanta fed president bostic and then bullard and then loretta mess after and neel kashkari and thenhairman jay powell gives a toast to charles evans who is retiring next year a lot of fed speak let's talk about the markets and what it all means with the markets coming off the second negative session in the past three. let's bring in victoria fernandez. victoria, i reeled off fed speakers and earnings reports. what is the most important thing in the market for you right now? >> i think you could have a busy day, dom, if you do nothing but listen to fed speak. you will hear the same story over and over. the fed is telling you that, yes, cpi was a positive number for them it is telling you inflation has probably peaked. you look at longer term inflation expectation which are well anchored. you look at import prices that are declining and supply chains are doing better all of these things tell us inflation has peaked on the whole. i think there are elements within the reports that will continue to be higher, especially when you look at food services i think what we will hear from the fe

tell us about the character. >> i play loretta.leans and keisha is a young lady i'm meeting and trying to hook her up with my grandson and i'm just a sweet, kind, quiet l. you know, it's a beautiful movie, some of it was shot in new orleans. my part was shot in mississippi and natchez. it was fun doing. >> do you love acting? it seems like it lights your fire. >> not that much. >> no? >> patti. [ laughter ] >> you know why, i don't do that good as an actress. i'm kind of corny but i love to sing, cook and clean and stuff like that but acting, gosh, i've been offered a lot of movies -- >> you wanted to do it. >> the script was beautiful but i'm not an actress so something i put third in my life, not second, not first but third, acting. >> i'll be honest with you. we beg to differ. we think you are a fantastic. >> i thank you, honey. anybody looking for an actress, i'll be that girl. i won't block my blessings, yeah. >> something you do do so well, you sing. you're on tour right now. >> i stay on tour, yeah. >> but you also are worki

liz: tonight's show will open with a tribute to country music queen, the late loretta lynn.tley, carrie underwood, and carly pierce. the show starts at 8:00 tonight right here on abc 7. dan: wheel of fortune will not air at its usual time. you can watch the episode overnight at 3:00 a.m., set your dvr. liz: jeopardy will also air at its usual time, but it is your chance, seeing amy schneider make her debut in the jeopardy tournament of champions. you don't want to miss that. you can watch it right after abc7news at six. dan: coming up next, fired then hired. we tracked the career path of a local police officer who has been involved in more than one deadly incident in the line of duty. liz: plus, then having abortion on the ballot drive democrats to get out and vote? exper ♪ [christmas music] ♪ ♪ ♪ weathertech gift cards have the power to wow everyone on your holiday list. offering a variety of american made products. weathertech! nice! like floorliners... cargo liner... tablet holder... boot tray... cupfone... sink mat... pet feeding system... anti-fatigue comfortmat and mor

of course, white has also produced albums for country music legends like loretta lynn, so if anything. >> anthony: right now, what comes next is margo price -- >> lab worker: we're gonna do another one. >> anthony: -- who's recording today at third man's live music venue, the blue room. the recording, a unique, one of a kind operation because it's all going directly to acetate. before digital and before analog tape was used for mastering, disc recording was done live. no editing, no overdubs. redirecting this process on this 1953 lathe, third man has mastered a number of albums like this, giving listeners as close to a live experience as possible. also, it's kinda cool. >> lab worker 2: here at third man in the blue room, it's the only place in the world where you can actually do a live to acetate recording. ♪ 'cause all i want to do is make something last ♪ ♪ 'cause i know what i am know what i have ♪ ♪ i want to buy back the farm and bring my mama home some wine ♪ ♪ turn back the clock on the cruel hands of time ♪ >> anthony: that album that was rejected 30 times debuted on billboar

the cleveland fed president loretta meister speaking already, just one headline of note from her, sheaid that restoring price stability is the key mission for the fed. the fed will use all the tools to achieve that. we've heard that before. fed president from st. louis james bullard will get a turn later today, so it's all this tea leaf meeting, maybe some more clues about rates, where things stand or where they're going. most people seem to be expecting i guess 50 basis points in december. pretty good stuff on the retail earnings front from best buy today. david? david: connell mcshane, thank you very much. joining me now is john lonski, one of the best economists in the world, i think it's fair to say. good to see you, thank you very much for being here. i'm kind of surprised. i know that the market's happy about these retail numbers -- not all of them, not dollar tree, but most of the others look pretty good. but on the other hand, this looming strike, i mean, that could cost 700,000 jobs by some estimates. it will definitely push up inflation which means the fed might be forced to

yesterday we spoke with cleveland federal reserve president loretta mester on the show here is what shed. >> i don't have any in my forecast i do think growth will be well below trend. when you're in that kind of very low growth environment there is a risk of a shock that could send you into negative growth for a few quarters so, again, i don't have that built into my forecast i sympathy we have to be attuned to the fact there are risks out there. >> let's bring in chief economist jan hatzius who also does not have a recession built into his forecast and i guess i'm wondering why if we're seeing the fastest, biggest tightening that we have seen in decades to literally put pain and pressure into the economy, how do we avoid recession? >> i think we do need a period of below trend growth and we probably do need loosening in the labor market the labor market is overheated that's why the fed is tightening so aggressively. there are other factors that are important. income in particular real income was very weak in the first half of 2022, but it's now starting to grow again i think that will

reba mcentire paying tribute to the late great loretta lynn ♪ we had love ♪ that's the one thing thatdy made sure of ♪ he shoved coal ♪ to make a poor man's dollar >> co-host bringing down the house. check that guy out. peyton brought out this guy known as the tennessee clogger to rally the crowd with a big performance before country music's biggest night in nashville. he clogs to rocky top, of course. >> brian: what happens clogging? >> steve: the shoes. >> brian: tap dancing? >> ainsley: like a country southern dance. >> brian: who is flat river dancing. >> steve: shirtless. used to work across the street. >> ainsley: she would clog, every time come over will you clog for our family? >> brian: is it hard? >> steve: very irish thing. you claim to be partially irish. >> brian: i have never felt. >> ainsley: like the country version of river dance. >> brian: i never said give me my clogs i need to dance. steve: it's thursday, we have got the weekend coming up. >> brian: never met a dance floor that did me any good. straight ahead, from the battle field to coming. after winning michigan

the dollar tree candy aisle and how can you not feel nervous when the three-headed monster of gloom loretta and james bullard are speaking one after another after another. a parade of horribles. reminds me of like some really scary movies like sinister 2 and 3 but only 2 is out. it's too bad dick's sporting goods reports the same day you don't buy when the fed chief is railing how they need to take rates 5, 6, 7. what's with these guys i bet dick's tells a different story after the final kwaquartee got from footlocker. if you think a recession is the order of the day, you might want to take a hard look at metronic a series of bad quarters but as cheap as i can recall this medical device stock because it is classically recession proof i got to tell you, if they screw it up again and give you one more bad quarter, management will be called into question and that may be the right thing to happen i wish the semi conductors weren't so awful because -- awful. how do the other people say it awful? we hear from one of my favorites analog devices make most of the industrial chips they should be bett

positive data seems to be nothing in the federal reserve especially the three hawkish officials, george loretta improving numbers before they ease up. i don't think that's it. can we just understand the trend lines do matter? when inflation is going down and down and down across the board, that's a powerful sign the fed's aggressive rate hikes are already working. they're winning the world of inflation. they sure don't act like it, though at this point, i think these fed officials, many of whom i have great respect for need to stop giving public speeches why do they have to make noise suggest that the federal funds rate may have to go to 7%. what's the point of that make negative judgements why can't they simply agree there is nothing to be gained from the chatter and leave the mass communication to the feds' official statements? i never understood why the fed officials feel compelled to offer contradictory views on monetary policy. it's okay to tell people they can't talk they're supposed to be on the same team. i regard them as offensive or defensive coordinators they work for the head coach

miranda lamb better saddled up with carrie underwood and reba mcentire paying tribute to the great late lorettao-host pay to be manning and luke bryan bringing down the house with viral moments like this one with the tennessee clogger but not before brian offered up this gem. >> i have one goal tonight for everybody to have fun, to come together, to unite the country on. and to celebrate being americans. >> wow. >> i have one thing to say to all that. luke bryan for president, everybody. [cheers and applause] >> my slogan hunting, fishing and loving every day. [cheers and applause] >> carley: how about that guys? i like the royal wave that he has as he announced his potential presidency. >> steve: the windsor wave? >> carley: is that what it is. >> ainsley: i like the campaign slogan. >> carley: hunting, fishing, loving he every day. >> steve: something i can get behind. >> brian: do you notice we see peyton manning everywhere. every commercial. manning with his brother. and i remember when he turned down the broadcasting job. i guess he wants to fade away. count his money. >> steve: carley tha

he's going to replace judge loretta georgie, who had previously disclosed a potential conflict of interest because she had worked with pelosi's daughter christine decades ago, is scheduled to appear in court for his preliminary hearing next month. following the most recent election. two city council members in san jose have advanced to other positions, leaving their old post vacant now officials must decide how to fill those spots. ktvu s and ruben tells us the current council members can either hold a special election or appoint someone a decision, which has sparked controversy. mehan san jose's mayor elect may have just wrapped up an election, but he's already pushing for another special election to fill two now vacant. city council seats. this is just simple, common sense that people should choose their elected officials, not the politicians. it is, however, the city council that decides how to fill the seats in seven out of the last seven vacancies. they've chosen to hold a special election not to appoint someone , but this time it's shaping up to be different. there's certainly an eff

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still waiting to vote in western states to stay in line. democrats hoped died early though in flor loretta, where republicans now control all of the top seats. we will never ever surrender to the woke bob. honda is where row, oh, or country flounders, due to failed leadership in washington. florida is on the right track. former president donald trump promised he would take credit for any republican victories. and he did just that. no wonder what biden would do right down, but we one of the candidates trump endorsed, did not thank him during his victory speech. now the people of ohio have given us a job and what we need to do over the next couple of years over the next 6 years for the full, the full length of the senate term, whoever's in the majority, whatever the president looks like. we have a very simple job to do it, so go to work every single day and fight for the people of ohio. let's get america back on track. house minority leader kevin mccarthy has long dreamed of taking the speakers gavel from nancy pelosi, but voters may not be ready for that. brussel in jordan al jazeera wareho

host: that was loretta in north carolina. this is david, a republican. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i think mike pence and marco rubio would be great to run in 2024. they both have the same virtues, morals. i think they would be a wonderful team. i think it would get the republican party back into the race and what america wants. even the democrats and the republicans want a better democrat or republican party on both sides. host: do you think americo would want ron desantis? caller: i think he is a wonderful governor down in florida. i really like marco rubio and i like mike pence. i think that they would be the best candidates for the presidency this time around. i want to congratulate the republican party. i think they are doing wonderful. i think they went a long ways this time. i don't think people should talk about waves or anything like that. this is not something you want to do real quick or anything like that. we want both sides to feel good about each other and we want the right thing to happen. get rid of abortion it is the worst, bar

loretta mester mentioned this, services is not falling enough, that inflation is broad-based, it is getting maybe entrenched. she is the president of the wheatland dead. let's hear what she said about getting more restrictive. >> now a focus can shift to the appropriate level of restrictiveness that will return the economy to price stability. given the current level of inflation and the fact it is broad-based and it has been persistent, i think monetary policy is going to need to become more restrictive and remain restrictive for a while. kathleen: very important point, and you guys were just discussing this -- how restrictive does the fed have to get? maybe a little less. remember at the last press conference, jay powell said when he was asked, do you need to get the funds rate above the rate of inflation, many people who have watched inflation and the fed for a long time say you do. he did seem to say yes, that's one of the things we ink we need to see, but that everyone should remember that in order to get the funds rate above inflation, inflation has to come down, right, as the fed fund

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the united states attorney general loretta lynch was black as was the president. remember the joke, how do you complain about the man when you are the man? it is ridiculous, every major city has or has had a black mayor, many have or have had black police chiefs, many of them have or have had superintendents of public schools who are black and we are talking about this. it is ridiculous. in philadelphia, place called sesame place. it is an amusement park. one of the muppets characters is walking down high fiveing everyone except the black girls. the video where that character or other characters are ignoring the black kids, it appears to be something systemic. i don't know. it went viral. other people began producing video in the park apologize, jesse jackson writes them a letter it accuses them of systemic racism and demands they hire more black people, undergo sensitivity training, put black people on the board of directors, baltimore family sued for $25 million. i'm looking at this. i don't doubt there is something going on here, but make it to world war iii, p

tom: the mathematician from cleveland, loretta mester, exceptionally qualified to comment on your americanigrate over the river and through the woods, it's important to understand that blinder of princeton will grace the door of grandchildren. we are with him before he celebrates. always and forever with his princeton university. your book is wildly accessible. there is milton friedman, anna schwartz, 800 pages. allan meltzer, 3000 pages. whatever your politics, this is the readable book at 400 pages on a monetary and fiscal history of the united states. how did you keep the book so short? what do you do to keep it under 500 pages? alan: it is a very fair question. what you have to do is be the editor-in-chief. i did not have every detail that you could imagine. if you look at alan meltzer's book, you can almost go fomc meeting by meeting and see what everyone said. you don't find that here, but you do find the basic storyline of what was going on with monetary policy and fiscal policy, by the way, and what where the big issues of the day, how were they resolved, and sort of how we think w

. -- loretta mester, philip jefferson and the aerospace engineer from minneapolis. everyone has a different story. lisa: and we are all listening because it has been moving data. housing permits and initial jobless claims, then 10:00 a.m. we get home sales and watching that data. the housing market to me is one of the biggest financial risks. i also want to mention we are getting retail earnings, macy's at six .55, cap at 4.5 -- 6.55, gap at 4.55. tom: wasn't in? capturing the moment. i want to do this right now, the brief. best week yesterday, jason furman teaching at harvard and says there are two core inflations. a court inflation of 5.8% based on existing leases and the new spot market lease core inflation is stunningly low, 2.8%. that is an important for housing. get to it, the silliest year narcos -- vasileios gkionakis joining us. we have austerity. tell us about the new austerity you see and what that will mean for the dollar. vasileios: as far as the u.k.'s concerned, it was from one side. we had the many budget that was to be for a large extent irresponsib

fed speak includes cleveland fed president loretta mester, st. louis fed president james bullard. you were talking about how we were hearing the roster of fed speakers moving away from a hawkish stance. i do not know. the interpretation of the rhetoric is the same from before. they are not going to necessarily downshift, but that is not bullish because they are going to go to a lower terminal rate. tom: citigroup comments on bullard tilting to seven percent terminal rate. he has got to recapitulate that today and finesse what he meant i moving markets with a 7% yield. that is a stunning statistic. lisa: he moved for half a second and moved it back down. tom: i missed that. lisa: there is an option. this one is interesting. $35 billion in seven year notes from the u.s. treasury. tom: why is the seven year important? lisa: it is a less liquid security, tends to be a messier option because there isn't necessarily --i am not talking to you like a dummy. i am telling you why i think it is interesting. i like the seven year option. look at those yields. a lot of people seem to like tom:

host: that was loretta in north carolina. this is david, a republican. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. i think mike pence and marco rubio would be great to run in 2024. they both have the same virtues, morals. i think they would be a wonderful team. i think it would get the republican party back into the race and what america wants. even the democrats and the republicans want a better democrat or republican party on both sides. host: do you think americo would want ron desantis? caller: i think he is a wonderful governor down in florida. i really like marco rubio and i like mike pence. i think that they would be the best candidates for the presidency this time around. i want to congratulate the republican party. i think they are doing wonderful. i think they went a long ways this time. i don't think people should talk about waves or anything like that. this is not something you want to do real quick or anything like that. we want both sides to feel good about each other and we want the right thing to happen. get rid of abortion it is the worst, bar

jonathan: loretta mester, still the view shared by others. they welcome to the inflation data yesterday, going through the fed, but ultimately validated the spots taken, the drop down from 75 to 50 but no one was doing a victory lap off of the back of that. tom: exactly. to be fair to them and i have an immense respect for president messner, they need more data. if you are going to get a vector going on disinflation, you cannot do it with one point. you cannot even do it mathematically with three points. we are up to inflation studies of february and march where institutions can get a confidence and opinion. jonathan: do you want a appetizer from sector yellen right now speaking at a business forum in delhi saying this, we must help relief emerging debt market burdens. a big feature of this g20 will be debt sustainability and you can see from the bulk of the g20 minus one maybe which is china is a big push on this. tom: my conversation at the imf started that often i'm sorry that is front center for these institutions. how accommodative are w

host: loretta out of cleveland, ohio. good morning, you are next.morning, john gray good morning, andrew. andrew, my fear is what is going to happen when the republicans lose again. every time something happens, one of their guys go off the rails and commit some type of crime. they come back and say, mental illness. so, what is going on with the republican party? i remember when obama administration, they went through 15 different mail bombs. after that, there was gabby gifford. everybody talked about steve scalise, no. gabby gifford was injured to the point she could not return to congress. after that, charlottesville. good people on both sides, oh no. oh, no. i have never seen a good nazi. after that was george floyd. a lot people do not understand what the difference is in the 2020 protests and january 6. host: let's go back in time. gabby gifford, and how that changed feelings about member security among members of congress you talked to. guest: that was one of the earlier incidents in terms of what we have been talking about with lawmakers bein

plus-- loretta lynch: right now, they're running diablo canyon on chewing gum and bailing wire. announcer: california's last remaining nuclear power plant gets extended for a few mo yrersea. we investigate the canceled inspections that were thought to be unnecessary until now. ♪♪♪ caller: they're racing and the car is smoking and i don't know where is your police? caller: what is going wrong with your city, man? announcer: they're called side shows, and they've plagued oakland and the bay area for years. find out why police can't seem to stop them and what the new strategy is. then-- dan mcnevin: this is a spiritual trauma. it is a physical trauma, and the only way to really get at it is to begin talking about it. announcer: survivors of sexual abuse call out a local diocese, what they're now doing in hopes of forcing the church into confession. ♪♪♪ candice nguyen: thank you for joining us this evening. i'm candice nguyen. we start with squealing tires and burning rubber from side shows. these illegal car stunt shows are getting bigger and more dangerous, particularly in oakland, and poli

how about that loretta lynn tribute? >> coal miner's daughter.k at that, what a gorgeous rendition. so much to catch up on, the highlights, winners we'll have that in a few. >>> but we have a few major stories this morning, including the fallout from the midterms. key races too close to call. shape of congress, who controls congress still hanging in the balance. we have complete coverage. >>> we will get started with breaking news overnight. nicole making landfall on florida's east coast. the first hurricane to hit the coast in november in nearly 40 years. we'll get to dylan's forecast in a moment. but first kerry sanders joins us . good morning, kerry. >> reporter: well, good morning. at first light here, they're getting an idea of how bad the damage is. more than 40,000 people without power. tree limbs down, in some cases roadways cannot be driven on because of the tree limbs. or, as you can see here, this road washed out. this is one of those rare beaches where you can go down this road, go out onto the beach, and drive your car or your pickup