and they're all working in tandem tandem. you see them start to lift the car because she's stuck under there. luckily, and i don't know how, she only suffered minor injuries. she's okay, guys. >> any explanation as to how this happened? >> i don't have any explanation as to how or why. but the teamwork on behalf of all of those people who helped >> amazing. >>> in this video you'll see total mayhem breaks out. everybody is rush to go this eighth floor apartment building. they're running to help a 16-year-old boy. he's inside of the house. and he's passed out. you see there was a gas like an and there's no way to get him out. they have to get to him and they have to get to him fast. >> break that door, don't wait. >> they take a crowbar into the door. and they're just going to have to pry that damn door open. >> not sure what caused the gas leak. their many focus and priority now is to get that kid out. it's like, one, two, three, and they get the door open. they head inside, and you'll see the 16-year-old i told you about pas

they have been moving in tandem for the last couple of. in tandem.h move when iron ore falls, the economy tends to fall with its. but you know what? expectations for rate hikes have been cut for next year. chill out, betty. that's not me. told stephenhey for next year. they said, we've got christmas, we should chill out, come back in february, and see what the data says. would janet yellen ever use the term "chill out?" it will be fascinating to see what happens to the aussie dollar then. it well, and will be trend be intact? i have to say, even though i was going to lean toward joe because he has not won the last few times, the "chill out" words, mark -- joe: i never win. like, joe is going to be are you slipping me a couple of bucks here? so, anyway, mark is the winner. mark: joe, i don't know what to say. good luck with tomorrow. that's all i can say. betty: [laughter] joe has got to step it up. mark: let's have a look at the numbers. goodbye. will say mark, what is going up with europe. interesting day today. most of the day we were higher, week

they have been moving in tandem for last couple of months. they pretty much move in tandem.n or falls. the economy tends to fall with it. australia is rising. expectations for rates hikes are being cut for the first quarter of next year. that is what the government told the economist last week. they were talking about expectations for rate hikes. he said we should just chill out and come back in february and see what the data says. what janet yellen ever use the term chill out? if the fed hikes, great. you'll be fastening to see what happens then. >> we look at two big to bail, the credit rating adjustment yesterday and the fact of the matter is the big banks from the bottom have outperform the broader s&p 500 as well. will be too big to bail banks do better than good in 2016. >> we think they will. good morning by the way. at the end of the day we think we have a major shift coming with respect to private client investors. at some point moving away from bonds and into stocks. that is a profitable and longer-term business for the banks. this downgrade of credit is more noise

it has been booby relatively in tandem, but the s&p 500 has shaken it off as doing -- it has been relatively moving in tandemp 500 has shaken it off. is it to last and are we going to see oil and high-heeled drag stocks further down? -- height yield drag stocks further down? the spreadis is between the 10 year and two year and it has been flattening in each of the five tightening cycles, so each of the red circles represent the typing period tightening by the federal reserve. the fed is expected to begin another round of heightening this week. look for this occur to find. -- look for this curve to flatten. >> is the volatility we are seeing in credit a reason for the fed to be concerned or is this what the fed is trying to accomplish, tightening policy? out toould point michael's point, we are seeing the high yield spread in different sectors, so the spread all over, not just in energy. with the fed be worried about that? >> i think they should be. of a is something divergence between the sector in the u.s. and the economy. the fed has to manage the economy. the level of inflation, employment, and behind tha