with michael collins, he is with pgim. at nyu, everyone knew the most prestigious math program was if you could survive it, in new york. michael collins survived mathematics at binghamton was a big deal when we were growing up. buried in your mathematical note is the wage worry including what bill dudley saw in the last hour may ebb away. do we see evidence of that yet? michael: we are starting to see the labor market growth flattened and may be rollover. we have seen it in hours worked in the report we got on friday so we have the peak rate of growth in wages, the peak rate of inflation as well. tom: you are going on calculus like while brainard did yesterday when she talked about the rapid pace of the second derivatives within these markets. how do you actually prosecute management given the rate of change right now? michael: we all know that the markets really focus on second derivatives. it is the change that really matters more than the stock. when it comes to quantitative tightening, people are looking at the balance

michael collins has to orbit the ship edwin aldren and neil armstrong will go to the surface of the moonything is in order, 35 °, 225 m descended to 23. 163 m at 15,315 meters with four soon normal descent while the astronauts were choosing a place to land catastrophically decreased fuel level and a half five and a half 30 m. 3.5 down nine forward 25 m everything is normal half down the fuel for 50 seconds. tracking is back to normal soon. 12 m two a half down the dust rose four forward a slight drift to the right of the fuel for 30 seconds. the prop touched the engine shutdown. thank you very much although the surface seems. grainy near it is just like a powder, the ground is very fine, finally i’m getting off the ladder. one man's small step and humanity's giant leap while aldrin and armstrong were on the moon the soviet station launched in a last ditch effort. revanche photographed the place of their landing. the device soon crashed in a crater, the corresponding name of the sea. crises. von braun made five more successful manned flights to the moon. his dreams of a lunar station and

michael collins. subadra rajappa, managing director at society generate.nd with the declining yields, do we have a sign that we have reached peak hawkishness? subadra: it feels that way because the market was priced for a rate hike, getting the country to 3% by the middle of next year. that to me, especially in the context of an aggressive path or runoffs from the portfolios, seemed like it was aggressive market pricing for rate hikes. so i am not surprised that we are seeing a pair back. we did see a very high cpi number, ppi was also very high. but we were looking for nuances to pay back the very hawkish market pricing because i felt like the market had gotten ahead of itself. lisa: michael, is that how you interpret this insight of relief after very hot cpi and ppi numbers? michael: this is typical. once the markets are pricing in a a lot of hikes, you tend to see a peak in the overall level of interest rates. it's not that big of a move, the markets were pricing in a funds rate that in a half year from now it would be 3%, now they are at under 3%. pers

in d.c., nancy pelosi and susan collins tested positive and the press secretary michael laroso and sarah jessica parker was diagnosed with covid this week. >>> and two more black coaches joining the lawsuit against the nfl. brian flores filed the class action suit accusing the teams of paying lip service to hiring rules. steve wilks and ray horton joined the litigation. wilks claims he was hired as a bridge coach for the team. horton said he was put through a sham interview to satisfy the rooney rule to require minority candidates the nfl declined to comment. >>> auctioneers were sure to assemble for the comic book. the first appearance of "captain america" in the auction which sold for $3.1 million. it is one of the top five expensive ever sold. it came out the year before the u.s. entered world war tii it is in mint condition and great shape. whoever owned that, frank, can you imagine it is worth that much under lock and key and glass enclosed case and everything else >> frances, you are talking to an avid comic book collectors. all mine are in plastic. i'll consider the glass option >

collins of maine have become the latest prominent cases. we got that news hours after we learned speaker of the house nancy pelosi tested positive. and michaeldy. we know the senate's in recess following the vote to confirm ketanji brown jackson. so it likely is not going to affect that getting done or what's getting done on the hill there. how does it impact other parts of the way our government is functioning right now? >> both house and senate being out couldn't have come at a better time since this wave seems to be picking up steam. a lot of these congressional delegation trips overseas like speaker pelosi was supposed to go to japan and taiwan. that will have to be rescheduled. there were our trips planned to ukraine to the war zone region that we're having to watch to see if that is still very fresh in my mind, as i'm sure it is in yours. the senate, in a 50/50 senate, there is no proxy voting in the senate as there is in the house. so a single democratic senator being out can stop any agenda items from moving forward as long as there's unified opposition to them. it's all worth watching as these weeks go on. >> saying it's very possib

michael rose at testing positive tonight in addition to the vice president's communications director jamaal simmons testing positive wednesday. eight members have tested positive this week. even washington, d.c.,'s mayor says she's positive senators susan collins raphael warnock also report positive test results after on the senate floor to vote after that supreme court confirmation but much more ahead with our panel. and a bizarre story in our nation's capitol tonight. two men posing as federal officers in an influence operation targeting secret service. tonight, lucas tomlinson has the details. >> u.s. officials say both suspects are likely spies who ladder to get service gifts including expensive rent-free apartments. the two accomplices made their first appearance in federal court this afternoon. one day after the fbi arrested them, a luxury apartment near nationals park in washington. inside their residences, men had surveillance equipment, firearms, and a binder containing information on law enforcement officers, defense officials, and congressional staffers. in court, ollie claimed to have a connection with pakistan's intelligence service but his passport contains both pakistani and iranian visas and showed entry into iran. both suspect

collins of maine and senator raphael warnock of georgia. both attended the nomination of judge ketanji brown jackson on the senate floor. first lady's assistant michaelt. president biden has tested negative for code 19 as of wednesday night. d.c. is having a little surge within the political community. how is d.c. doing? >> d.c. is having, it seems like, a surge, which is why it is nice to be back in new jersey for a little bit of time. you know, we are seeing this, and i think we expected to when people started taking off the masks, to gather more, we expected an upset. >> and, john, there's been play of what close contact is, but we have seen pictures of speaker pelosi close to the president, to the vice president and others around judge jackson's confirmation yesterday. >> stemming from the gridiron, dozens of reporters. according to the cdc close contact is within six feet for 15 minutes. technically the president and first speaker didn't work together that long but they were together for several minutes. his testing regimen has picked up. they're testing more frequently. i see the communications director who testified positive. we saw her in a h