writes about this interfax with a link to marketwatch.ress has yet to agree on a plan to fund the federal government. the deadline for its approval is evening. november 17, this was economic news, briefly, well, we continue, today is the day to fight diabetes mellitus, it is celebrated annually in 1991 at the initiative of the world health organization, this day unites millions of people from more than 140 countries to fight the disease, about how dangerous is diabetes mellitus and how to deal with it, alexandra perfilyeva will tell you that around the world, about 500 million people suffer from diabetes. in russia, the number of patients with type 1 diabetes exceeds 5 million. and the number of insulin-dependent patients doubles every 15 years. so what is the danger of the disease and how to deal with it? diabetes mellitus is a group of diseases associated with impaired glucose absorption due to problems with insulin. every year november 14th is the day to combat diabetes throughout the world. experts believe that the most. in fact, the

host: talk about the consumer here, just to show two headlines, marketwatch said when it came to realail sales, the u.s. seeing -- retail sales, the u.s. seeing a fall. the government accountability office saying it was over the summer credit card balances reached $1 trillion. talk about the consumer role in the economy. guest: people are using credit cards much more to make ends meet and putting monday and balances on it anytime of higher interest rates and higher variable moving credit card interest. that is risky business. they are not doing it out of a pump or crop -- a bumper crop. you look at the uaw and finally all of these things, people can expect upwards of a 25% wage increase over four years. you started to bend as if you have that money. you might extend yourself more in terms of credit for the time being. i don't think it is a good indicator. at some point you see deteriorating credit quality. people will have a harder time. they call these nonperforming loans. they're not paying interest on something and after a certain structure they have to write down this balance. we

host: talk about the consumer here, just to show two headlines, marketwatch said when it came to real tail sales, the u.s. seeing -- retail sales, the u.s. seeing a fall. the government accountability office saying it was over the summer credit card balances reached $1 trillion. talk about the consumer role in the economy. guest: people are using credit cards much more to make ends meet and putting monday and balances on it anytime of higher interest rates and higher variable moving credit card interest. that is risky business. they are not doing it out of a pump or crop -- a bumper crop. you look at the uaw and finally all of these things, people can expect upwards of a 25% wage increase over four years. you started to bend as if you have that money. you might extend yourself more in terms of credit for the time being. i don't think it is a good indicator. at some point you see deteriorating credit quality. people will have a harder time. they call these nonperforming loans. they're not paying interest on something and after a certain structure they have to write down this balance. w