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you've got every resource of /i -- of tiaa. you give us a better outlook on what we will see next year? brian: i think it is about how aggressive does the bond market get in pricing the fed about-face tom: are you calling for that -- the fed about-face. tom: are you calling for that? brian: no, we think 2% is a reasonable level, and i think a benign level for other markets. reddit markets have been completely unbothered by the backup and that in year unbothered -- unbothered by the backup in that. i think it is part of the volatility we saw on the first quarter. if the fed changes communication around the dots and the eventual lift off and the pace of rate hikes, my sense is they are not going to do that. they are much more interested in seeing inflation above 2% and seeing unemployment perhaps below 3%, sometimes for the next couple of years. which means the runaway -- which means the runway for most of the assets is long. lisa: investors like the u.s. over the rest of the world. do you disagree with that? do you prioritize eu

roger ferguson, ceo of tiaa, and the former vice chair of the federal reserve.er ferguson, thank you so much for joining us. let me just start asking, why did you sign this letter? roger: i have a strong point of view that voting is a fundamental right. we know that millions have died or sacrificed their lives to ensure the right of americans to vote. and it was important for corporate news to speak up at this moment as i looked at that distillation. -- that legislation. judy: so when the georgia governor in the backers say it is fair and designed to make voting more accessible to people , how do you answer that? roger: i answer it by looking at some of the issues you raised early on. in terms of the number of dropped boxes. in the city of atlanta the number of drop boxes based on a calculation under the law might drop from 40 to only age. many of those drop boxes come all of them would then be put behind indoors and in office buildings that would be closed during the evenings and other times when working folks may want to go and drop off their ballots. as you o

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of tiaa, the financial services corporation and, also, of course, former vice chair of the federal reserve. thank you very much. >> judy, thank you so much for giving me this chance to talk with you. >> woodruff: for years, islamist militants have terrorized cabo delgado province in the southeastern african nation of mozambique, killing and displacing thousands of people. last month, the u.s. government designated them as isis affiliates, and sent special forces to help train mozambique's marines. and just this week, they attacked a town called palma which hosts international oil and gas companies, killing dozens; isis claimed responsibility. before that, special correspondent neha wadekar and her team were among the first to access the region and speak to survivors. they have this report. >> ( translated ): i saw this happening. killing. the men told us, "sit there and watch someone be beheaded. >> reporter: this is 10-year-old maria antumane. both of her parents were killed in the attack she witnessed. she managed to escape, into th forest. as she fled, her foot got caught in a hunting s

coverage that allows everyone to benefit from the stock market the same way you and i do in tsp annual tiaa and is on. do you believe that all americans should be riders to pay for investment advice? >> investments advice. i think that all americans should be in a retirement account. i see. so if you are in a retirement account you are paying for investment advice. you know what, americans should have access to investment advice that is worth it. a lot of investment advice is from crooked investors and that is not good. but if we are going to holds our pension fund money in stocks the advice about where to put it should be of high value. >> high value, high priced, i assume. >> well, the -- the benefit from the cost outweigh it. >> sure. in some sense this shearing fundamentally about the level of access that retail invest doctors should have to own shares of companies. some of you are of the assumption the system is rigged the casino. should rely on professional advice for a fee. let me ask you, did you believe retail investors benefit from direct retail access to the market and, it is, wh