liz mccormick joining us. we will continue to track those trends. we are getting plenty of retail data. let's get more perspective from the senior economist to talk about that. if we are talking about a higher interest rate for longer, the first question a lot of people have is how the consumer will navigate through that. what are you seeing right now. -- what are you seeing right now? >> we ask a lot of questions of consumers, my team. some of what we have seen lately has definitely aligned with what we have seen with the positive news so far, when it comes to the resilient consumer, with their spending. i think there will be some headwinds tied to interest rates. the debt burden is going to be a bigger issue heading into the fall. not only are we already seen that credit card interest rate or higher, but the student loan repayment clause is another headwind. there are a bunch of debts coming due that the consumer has not had to fully face yet. we will see more of that, heading into the fall. >> people here about the trend of trading down or gettin

one away for mccormick. upstairs.l one. >> john: at what point do the pittsburgh fans get tired of hearing the pittsburgh pitchers that are around the league? >> joe: several years ago. cole. another one. >> joe: mccormick a base hit the other way. tying run on board for the astros. >> john: that's the approach. if you're going to hit a sinker ball and you want to have a reward to your name, that's how you do it. the only sinkers that get flat that are pulled, that's just classic mccormick. he sees that right side the entire way. shoots it the other way. the one thing that opponents have not had much success against is the incredible breaking balls that slider that he's able to throw. hu about a 120 average against? that's pretty much -- >> joe: diaz pinch-hit here. takes inside ball one. the astros getting to see a guy they want to see more, the rookie diaz. 13 home runs in limited duties. a life saver for the astros while alvarez was on the injured list. pinch-hitting for jake meyers. got tied up there. one ball, on

mccormick, the raiders go on to win this one. 34 to 7, 8 feet down. we'll hear from both coaches after the game. but that the defense was, you know, really connected. you know, tonight for the most part and >> tried to make the windows as tight as it could. we're punching stripping at the ball a bit. so that's what we want to play. and that's how we want to force the offense to, you know, drive the ball do it that way. didn't give up a bunch of big plays good, complimentary football anytime you can turn it over and then turned those turnovers into points and be on a short field. that's helpful. i mean, i got off to a rough start for 3, 3, an ounce for the offense, the first 3 times. so. >> don't put that on trade by any the whole offense a sloppy to start. >> sloppy is an understatement. all right. that's a look at sports. >> all right. well, that's the end of this newscast coming up in just a few minutes. we'll have another check of that breaking news we've been following. is tied a part. body found yes, well, well, the latest from that scene there a

mccormick, the raiders go on to win this one. 34 to 7, 8 feet down. we'll hear from both coaches after the game. but that the defense was, you know, really connected. you know, tonight for the most part and >> tried to make the windows as tight as it could. we're punching stripping at the ball a bit. so that's what we want to play. and that's how we want to force the offense to, you know, drive the ball do it that way. didn't give up a bunch of big plays good, complimentary football anytime you can turn it over and then turned those turnovers into points and be on a short field. that's helpful. i mean, i got off to a rough start for 3, 3, an ounce for the offense, the first 3 times. >> don't put that on trade by any the whole offense a sloppy to start. >> sloppy is an understatement. all right. that's a look at sports. all right. we're going to be one last look at our breaking news tonight. this this scene. this is a homicide investigation happening in golden gate park. and we actually just learned. >> some new information tonight from police. that's

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liz mccormick, ira jersey, thank you very much.oming up, is a pause possible given the data/variable lag? carol schleif at bmo family office joins us next. >> i'm not ready to say we are done. in terms of cutting rates, i think we are a long way away from cutting rates. core inflation is still around 4%, twice of what our target is. when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh >> this resilient economic backdrop. >> very resilient. >> the economy surprised to the upside. >> the labor market has held up well. >> there is more money and household pockets. >> inflation has been palling pretty noticeably. >> it removes a sense of urgency for the fed to normalize policy quickly. >> the fed will have to be more aggressive, raising rates higher and keeping rates higher for longer. >> higher for longer. >> we are not certain the last hike is behind us. >> one more hike that is likely. >> does this resilient backdrop leave the fed in a position wher

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mccormick, the raiders go on to win this one. 34 to 7, 8 feet down. we'll hear from both coaches after the game. but that the defense was, you know, really connected. you know, tonight for the most part and >> tried to make the windows as tight as it could. we're punching stripping at the ball a little bit. so that's what we want to play. and that's how we want to force the offense to, you know, drive the ball do it that way. didn't give up a bunch of big plays good, complimentary football anytime you can turn it over and then turned those turnovers into points and be on the short field. that's helpful. i mean, i got off to a rough start for 3, 3, an ounce for the offense, the first 3 times. >> don't put that on trade by any that whole offense a sloppy to start. >> sloppy is an understatement. all right. that's a look at sports. >> well, a 51 more research on the risks of tackle football shows it could increase the chances of getting parkinson's disease. researchers at the boston university school of medicine evaluated 1800 male athletes and found tho

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and senator john mccormick of massachusetts. of whom look like heroes in the past 25th amount drafted by senatorh bush with the help f others. in this casee anxiety and a concept that ebbs and flows but is ever fresh and contribute to a concrete law that allow for better sense of continuity. the 25th amendment, further reform the development of increasingly powerful weapons, between superpowers will political today russia has again brought the nuclear war. vladimir putin has ordered the nuclear forces to a higher state of readiness and his powers and might hinder the crane of consequences that you've never encountered in your history. the economists escalates past the nuclear threshold does not use strategic nuclear weapons madeof small. in another recent article the u.s. continues to plan special is the most powerful weapons the "new york times" describes as the whiteic house national security officials, the u.s. and its allies should have responded. the atomic scientists to 100 seconds to midnight suggest leaders around the wo

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very next possession, sincere mccormick scores a sincere touchdown. truly sincere. mccormick. the raiders go on to win this one. 34 to 7, 8 feet down. we'll hear from both coaches after the game. but that the defense was, you know, really connected. you know, tonight for the most part and >> tried to make the windows as tight as it could. we're punching stripping at the ball a bit. so that's what we want to play. and that's how we want to force the offense to, you know, drive the ball do it that way. didn't give up a bunch of big plays good, complimentary football anytime you can turn it over and then turned those turnovers into points and be on the short field. that's helpful. i mean, i got off to a rough start for 3, 3, an ounce for the offense, the first 3 time. so. >> don't put that on trade by any that the whole offense a sloppy to start. >> sloppy is an understatement. all right. that's a look at sports. >> well, speaking of sports, doctors are spreading the awareness about the ongoing shortage of portable defibrillators, especially as student athletes are hitting the fi

mccormick, the raiders go on to win this one. 34 to 7, 8 opfeet down.ear from both coaches after the game. but that the defense was, you know, really connected. you know, tonight for the most part and >> tried to make the windows as tight as it could. we're punching stripping at the ball a little bit. so that's what we want to play. and that's how we want to force the offense to, you know, drive the ball do it that way. didn't give up a bunch of big plays good, complimentary football anytime you can turn it over and then turned those turnovers into points and be on the short field. that's helpful. i mean, i got off to a rough start for 3, 3, an ounce for the offense, the first 3 times. >> don't put that on trade by any that whole offense a sloppy to start. >> sloppy is an understatement. all right. that's a look at sports. i want that name. hi. nice to meet i'm sincere i mean, it's good. so good. we'll say since here's my sure he's never heard any of let's get over to the weather center, john, with a look at the forecast this morning. inaccuracies, abso

mccormick, the raiders go on to win this one. 34 to 7, 8 feet down.me. but that the defense was, you know, really connected. you know, tonight for the most part and >> tried to make the windows as tight as it could. we're punching stripping at the ball a bit. so that's what we want to play. and that's how we want to force the offense to, you know, drive the ball do it that way. didn't give up a bunch of big plays good, complimentary football anytime you can turn it over and then turned those turnovers into points and be on a short field. that's helpful. i mean, i got off to a rough start for 3, 3, an ounce for the offense, the first 3 times. >> don't put that on trade by any that the whole offense a sloppy to start. >> sloppy is an understatement. all right. that's a look at sports. >> 7.46 right now. and before you head out the door, let's take peek at the weather. all i saw meteor shower. told me to see for 4 meteors and one like that's pretty cool. yeah, our i was livermore valley. john. we are. >> not so like we had some low clouds are some high c

very next possession, sincere mccormick scores a sincere touchdown. truly sincere. mccormick.ne. 34 to 7, 8 feet down. we'll hear from both coaches after the game. but that the defense was, you know, really connected. you know, tonight for the most part and >> tried to make the windows as tight as it could. we're punching stripping at the ball a bit. so that's what we want to play. and that's how we want to force the offense to, you know, drive the ball do it that way. didn't give a bunch of big plays good, complimentary football anytime you can turn it over and then turned those turnovers into points and be on the short field. that's helpful. i mean, i got off to a rough start for 3, 3, an ounce for the offense, the first 3 times. >> don't put that on trade by any that the whole offense a sloppy to start. >> sloppy is an understatement. all right. that's a look at sports. >> all right. well, it may be time to move on from the anticipated fight between tech billionaires, mark zuckerberg and elon musk. at least that's zuckerberg on sunday posted to it's time to move says it's s

. >> reporter: for years, roman mccormick struggled. >> i constantly was tired. i had low energy. >> reporter: the 15-year-old was born with a condition known as b.o.r. syndrome, impacting his kidneys >> i looked forward to seeing him playing soccer every weekend and now saying, i'm sorry, dad, i'm just too tired, you know, just, it just really broke my heart >> reporter: it was clear roman needed a new kidney, but after months of waiting, his family couldn't find a donor. so they went public. roman's parents pleading for help. >> we would do anything for your kids. >> reporter: they were feeling desperate until late june when they got a surprise phone call >> not only is there a donor it is me, his geometry teacher. >> reporter: eddie mccarthy, roman's 9th grade math teacher, heard the family's pleas. >> i think the guilt would have been so much if i would just like, hey, roman, praying for you. >> reporter: without telling roman or his parents, eddie went through extensive testing. >> i wouldn't want to get their hopes up. >> reporter: and learned he was a matc

type of turnovers because they lead to this on the ensuing drive second and goal cut down sincere mccormick. we're sincere. touchdown. raiders go up. 17. they were going to win. 34 to 7 after the game. trey lance was asked about that crazy touchdown past. >> down was unorthodox. sure. was that like a no, no, no. yes it was the yes, yes, yes, no. yes. more situation. making a great defense made a great play and then you go to get to >> yeah. make plays working out. >> all righty. that's your look at sports. back to you guys. jason, thank you. the devastation in maui is becoming clearer and more devastating. each day. billions in damage done and the death toll now stands at 93. many remain unaccounted for in these wildfires are now the deadliest in the u.s. and more than 100 years. the flames destroying or damaging more than 2 of 200 structures. nearly 90% of the buildings lost were residential more than 4500 people still in need of shelter tonight. and hawaii's governor says the cost of damage is approaching 6 billion dollars as search efforts continue. the death toll is expected to rise as

men there are dying, men named fernandez and zajac and zelinko and mariano and mccormick. neither the enemy who killed within know the people whose independence they have fought to save ever asked them where they or their parents came from. they were all americans. [applause] it was for free men and for america that they gave their all, they gave their lives and sells. and by a limited in that same question as a test for immigration, the congress proves ourselves worthy of those men and worthy of our own traditions as a nation. so it is in that spirit that i declare this afternoon to the people of cuba that those who seek refuge here in america will find it. [applause] the dedication of america to our traditions as an asylum for the oppressed is going to be upheld. i have directed the department's of state and justice and health, education, and welfare to me getting make all the necessary arrangements to permit those in cuba who seek freedom to make an orderly entry into the united states of america. [applause] our first concern will be with those cubans who have been sepa

. >> reporter: for years roman mccormick struggled. >> i constantly was tired, i had low energy. >> reporterd forward to seeing him play soccer and now him saying, i'm sorry, dad, i'm just too tired, it just really broke my heart >> reporter: it was clear roman needed a new kidney, but after months of waiting, his family couldn't find a donor. so they when public, roman's parents pleading for help. >> you would do anything for your kid. >> reporter: they were feeling desperate until late june when they got a surprise phone call. >> not only is there a donor, it's me, his geometry teacher. >> reporter: eddie mccarthy roman's math teacher heard the family's pleas. >> i think the guilt would have been so much if i was just like, hey, roman, praying for you. >> reporter: so without telling roman or his parents eddie went through extensive testing. >> i wouldn't want to get their hopes up. >> reporter: and learned he was a match. >> what did it mean to you to realize that your teacher was going to do this for you >> i was wonderingng d did i get that gooood of grades to deserve this >> reporter:

dina's husband dave mccormick's in the audience and he tells me i am so lucky because this is four awesome incredible women in this forum. i want to talk about the abraham accords. we will talk about iran and intergenerational complexities but when you look at what institutions are building that might create something different than the mess of the last many decades it's abraham woods. so tell us about your role moving them forward and if it is speeding up or slowing down? >> i worked to with president bush and secretary rice with my colleagues and before we got on stage we were saying what a difference 20 years makes. i remember so clearly traveling to the region with condi rice and what a tough time that was after 9/11 and how much she was urging those leaders to recognize what was happening in their countries, to recognize the yearning of their people but also how they had to shut down terrorist financing, they had to recognize the extremist elements within their populations, and those were pretty tough conversations. you fast forward 20 or so years, and i was in riyadh at that summit.

now next in line of succession speaker of the house, sam rayburn and house majority leader john mccormick in a show support to keep the gears grinding on the wheels of democracy. after the swearing and ceremony truman asked the cabinets remain and stimpson stayed behind when they were dismissed informing the new president. that's a matter of the utmost urgency a new explosive device of unbelievable power must be discussed. on the opening day of the united nations conference the 12th day of his presidency truman read a 15-page memo drafted by simpson that briefed him on the development of the atomic bomb. stimson purposefully designed this memo to be alarmist rather than a focus on ending the war it contains phrases such as modern civilization might be completely destroyed because of the existence of the bomb. so nuclear nuclear anxiety, excuse me was evident within the administration. the nuclear question in presidential succession were very much on truman's mind during the tumultuous events following the sudden accession to the presidency truman wrote in his memoirs that he already had i

announcing, moving new officials to replace the governments of democratically elected president mccormick, bar zoom, who they have held in detention since july. the 26. the please return the call. say the president of the national council for the safe guardian of the homeland, if it of stately decrees ought to go one misdemeanor. zane ali mohammed is the points of the prime minister who made the mean diplomatic efforts of finding a peaceful solution to the crisis of sofa failed. in its latest response, the ministry just said it had refused entry to a delegation from the african union. the un, i'm the regional block echo us because of security concerns. of this only i was off to be acting us deputy secretary of state victoria newland said she had health 2 hours of difficulties towards the self appointed defense minister and had been refused access. russell tanisha is detained, lead to the us is it still remains hurtful. diplomacy can work. the window of opportunity is definitely still open. we believe that the edition step aside and allow present presume to resume his duties tomorrow today

and also probably the coal with between a zoom and president mccormick cross. and also remember the ministry june to also spoke to some of these personalities. and also spoke with the president of todd, was the 1st international visit to add to new jersey who met the military rulers as well as mister, mister president himself. so basically what they're trying to do is to charge by them with all of these. but again, the questions that beg for answers is, uh why in the 1st place, why they connect to mr. president. all these international plus knowledge is when they know they weren't going to take him to court. now the implication of these, um, really test development is that they could possibly applied to new jersey into another round of violence. this is a country that has not fully recovered from the rebellion between 220052015. and i bought some of that the whole for democracy getting louder image of the public. and also it could for the complete data through trying to go see is between and to shadow republic, the military june to as well as community of west

yes, just this morning, president mccormick's a statement saying we're going to send more long, long things. marseilles said for ukraine, but i'm also forwarding to talk to president putin. uh, president buckle. make up your mind. which one easy? maybe you should say. can we put a hold on giving um some sort of the what and then we stopped to pay. um, i think the west um fee is the breaks because even though brooks ford focus on march on development of the south corporate sort of monkeys, other to the multi polar world has the right. absolutely. it is a wrong yes. and you know, for a very long time, a applicant's has been publicly and in private, is expressing their grievances being that they don't have equity. and the decision that is being made and they are not included in, in all of these conversations that take place where decisions are be made and it's most impacting the content. it. and i know that a president rel, oppose a push for african countries to apply. and be, you know, a part of the plot, where do you, do you see that the applicant continent is a priority for breaks gi

i can guarantee you that the 1st president emanuel mccormick came out even more vociferous this time. same thing, he's in boston in let me here for not hearing to a 48 hour deadline that he was given by the new military government to face change it and go back to foss. this in the place on growing and mounting pressure upon french and who is friends culture as well as the policies that are not saved by people on the go. if nobody's going to supply them with anything, nobody's going to sell them anything. if it's a wal port sure they wants, then we are going to go to watch just today. it is with dismay that we see the french embassy refuses to fulfill a notification from a suffering country to we're simply dismayed in my humble opinion. i do not think the force can have its interest here. those people entrenched in their positions through all the devious plots they are making left and right are against new share and it's people. first of all, french citizens are not the syrians and missouri and cannot call himself french. i don't see the point for the french ambassador or for friends t

ohio, an incredible gift and lesson from a high school teacher to his student. 15-year-old roman mccormick has been living with stage five kidney disease. his parents desperately searching for a donor. our toledo station wtvg reporting on their search. >> roman used to be an active kid, but the pain caused by his kidney failure has dramatically changed his life. >> reporter: so many watching their report that night, including roman's high school geometry teacher, mr. eddie mccarthy. >> i saw roman on the news. the next day, i went and got tested. i wasn't even sure what my blood type was. >> reporter: mr. mccarthy would find out he was his student's perfect match. he called roman's family to give them the news. >> my mother ran into my room with my siblings. my siblings were cheering about it, and my mother said i got a donor. >> reporter: that donor, the teacher who would save his life. >> the guy who, like, taught the pythagoran theorem is gonna give a kidney. so approached it as a math teacher. i have two kidneys and i only need one. so that works. i have an extra. >> reporter: the tran

garver throws a fourth quarter touchdown pass to sincere mccormick he sincerely does the raiders win in a 34 to 7 rout that saw the 40 niners play. very few of their starters 40 niners who play denver on saturday at levi's. that's nice to see him even with the loss to see him out there that is it is nice to see people on the football field again that's it. all right, joe, thank you. and thanks for watching, everybody. we'll see you back here at. hmm. the problem appears to be unsolvable. maybe we could run some computer simulations. there are too many variables. it would take forever. we've got to be missing something. let's start again. the movie is playing here at 7:20, here at 7:40, here at 8:10 and here at 8:45. all right, these theaters have to be eliminated. why? they're state-of-the-art digital projection,

was not able attend, but as the reporter who had interviewed him near the end of march and hear mccormickad written after his death. you know in some ways his voice was still the loudest there. the fact that this man who had really given his life to see the united states through the second world war and to launch international organization spoke volumes to all of the people in that conference and really to all the people around the world. the fact that he had given his life for this cause. and, you know, it's interesting on the last day of his life, he was working on a speech that he would give at the u.n. and he had had a draft that was typed up, you know, by his aides and worked on by by himself, by various of his speechwriters and then in his own hand. and i mean frail. you know, another sign that we have that roosevelt's health is declining, his signature in his handwriting has deteriorated. but in that frail hand, he wrote out the last words he would ever address to the american people. the only limit of our realization of tomorrow will be our doubts of today. let us move forward wit

we thought the meant the lives and is that a cell phone and the zip to load list tone is how many mccormick i load the can the found baby, my huh. the okay, so no, i see, i mean, lets consultant but as of tomorrow is kind of in the, in the yeah, i mean, as soon as the dictated minister it'd be my husband. i can see a classic you review for him then. yeah. and you've been asked for any kind of visit up to upset a my on the day as on the, on my dentist and then see, i'll show you how the sally on for the in the, on the city on the authority savannah, i think it was a fight on a, a deal old by them, but let's just not put a lot of the evidence face until i think of funding for the pot of like that on the come on what the stuff, it's best to shut a nissan e a. suff jenny. the money besides the fed them sections and this to, to be much more ask them and just lots of, i know i'm open the door to sort of this come on for thought, i know you must or the it hadn't, this was the time most the he is suckled with me here the unlimited. the cause if in the him none of them for them, it's calmly. there's

. >> the debt servicing costs, we saw elizabeth mccormick with the estimate now is considering the size of deficits. 1.6 trillion the debt servicing alone in the years ahead is going to be 20% of all federal revenues. if we don't change something. >> fundamentals don't matter. >> all right. that could be the case. it could happen in other countries. let's look at the markets right now. we did have come as i said, april big drop in the benchmark index is the s&p 500 futures are up, but only by .1%. as we fell down below 4400 on thursdays trade. you can see euro-dollar is down right now. the green back is stronger against the euro and the pound, so the dollar index is moving up just a little bit, and we have a 107 handle there. we are some strategies yesterday. considering the interest rate differentials, could be 105 to 106. look at the 10 year yield. it it come down. he substantial after the rise up to more than a decade high. it was a little -- it was the highest level since two the collapse of lehman brothers. that was the last time he saw anything over 430. at the beginning of the we

liz mccormick and kay guba join us. -- greedy gouda join us -- kriti gupta join us. liz: the funds rate is over 5%. if we get used to 5%, why can't long end rates go to 6%? a little bit of time over and a little bit of time under we've got to brace ourselves. these rates could keep going higher. alix: kriti, what you think? kriti: i think we have hit the 5% world and we might be in it for the temporary future, but i do not think it will last. when you are looking at the pre-gfc world it is not the same circumstances. a big part of that question is china. if you look at the readthrough from china 15 years ago, it is not the same as it is right now to the point that a lot of this will filter through the commodity and bond sector. i do not think it is going to last. guy: let me throw another angle on that. why have yields backed up as much as they have? it does not feel like an inflation story. it feels there are other forces at play that could have sticky effects. this is about deficits and shifts in the labor market. go back to government spending as a big factor. the