mona: generally, the market has done some of the bidding for the fed. we not only have yields that are higher, markets are now pricing in five rate hikes, balance sheet reduction in july, and the fed has yet to move. the markets have certainly done some of the work for the fed. but keep in mind we are still at the zero bound even with inflation elevated and labor markets type. we think the fed will move quickly in the fairest months of the tightening cycle. probably 25 basis point rate hikes for the next three quarters or so starting in march. at that point we think the fed will maybe take a pause, assess economic environment, see if inflation has moderated to some extent, see what the impact is on credit spreads, gdp growth, and broader economic backdrop. that is when the fed will make the move whether or not to keep accelerating or perhaps take a more gradual pace. jon: as we show a chart of what happens often with the s&p moving into tightening cycles, we have seen so much of the stock market carnage through the lens of technology. but we started to

let's start with you, mona. mona: we expect the curve to steepen. we have already gotten a bit of it this week, but we expect it as the fed expectations are flattened. julia: i think it is a more open question with the frontloading of fed rate hikes, and yet a lot of indications that trend growth isn't necessarily higher than it was before. what we can see is just an earlier path of normalization, which could mean a flatter curve , even though the whole suite of rates goes higher. guy: so bear flattening. up certainty is what i would take out of that. a lot of it seems to be around at the moment. the path forward looks to be a little hard to read right now. julia coronado, thank you very much indeed. one, hodgen, edward jones senior investment strategist, thank you very much as well. what are we going to talk about next? tech turmoil hitting every u.s. etf. there's one etf gaining on ark's pain. we will talk about that next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: it is payrolls friday, but also etf friday. we are looking at how cathie wood's fund is hurting fr

andrew, mona? >>> we know people who insist their dogs understand when they're speaking. but what happens when the owner switches languages? sign tigss tests say that dogs can sense the change. they used mri technology and their brains light up when they hear a language that they don't usually speak. it is more evidence that dogs recognize human communications. >> i could have told you that. >>> coming up, "who knew with andrew." >> as we celebrate the 30th anniversary of our show, we put random strangers to the test. did they pass? i asked them about 1992. we'll see. you're watching "world news now." i i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $43. and this playstation 5 sold for less than a dollar. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. >>> the queen volunteers to pay income tax. she also pays the tax on balmoral an

mona? andrea? >> ree hannon, thank you. >>> fast food value menus have become the latest victim inflation. burger kirngs denny's and domino's pizza are among the companies either reducing the number of discounted items on their menus or shrinking portion sizes. restaurant prices rose 6% last year. >>> coming up, the cruise ship in the wrong place at the wrong time. >>> but first, the cinderella cincinnati bengals advance to the super bowl. what las vegas thinks about their odds of winning. need long-lasting freshness? try febreze unstopables touch fabric spray. it doesn't just eliminate odors... simply shake and spray to unlock the breakthrough power of touch-activated scent technology. that lasts, even hours later! that's because febreze touch stores scent in your fabrics so you get bursts of freshness with every touch. your whole world will come alive. welcome home to fresh with febreze touch. la, la, la, la, la age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector

. >> good morning, andrew, good morning, mona. bob saget earned the nickname "america's dad" playing danny tanner. he said his goal was always to make people laugh, something he did until the final hours of his life. on saturday night, playing his final standup comedy show, doing it there in jacksonville, florida. hours later, authorities were called to the ritz-carlton hotel on sunday where they found saget unresponsive. detectives say they found no signs of foul play nor of drug use. the 65-year-old hosted "america's funniest home videos" from '89 to '97 and appeared in "entourage." but it's his role as america's dad that fans remember him most for. a makeshift memorial set up outside the house that served as the setting for his eight seasons as danny tanner. >> sort of touched everybody in my generation, my siblings, my cousins, all of my friends growing up, raised a generation throughout the country. he left a big impact on people as children at the tanner family and as adults as bob saget in his comedy career as well. he touc

mona mahajan of edward jones. as we move towards a federal reserve decision, some people consoling any rate hike for the month of march. the questions we are asking, show me why i should hike in march or show me why i shouldn't. this from citi moments ago, andrew hallman horst and the team. "wind margaret -- andrew hallman horst and the team. the base case, for what it is worth, is june. tom: they have to see. there's a lot of economic data to come out, including the jobs report. you mentioned the dispersion of the jobs report. i am going to suggest that most fed policy comes back to the measurement of fully employed america and the measure of this wage inflation that is maybe there, maybe not there. we just have to get the data, and they are massively data dependent. jonathan: i am pleased to see you are still employed, tom. i had my doubts, you were gone so long. tom: it was a month. jonathan: you're the one guy that is on covid and you tell me you are perfecting your grown a -- your negroni. futures up 17, let'

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mona, abondrew? >> our thanks to derricke. >>> russian troops gathered near ukraine's border, vladimir putin wants a guarantee that ukraine won't be allowed into nato. the u.s. has threatened to impose severe economic penalties on russia if it invades. officials say the u.s. may be willing to scale back military exercises and discuss missile deployments in the region. >>> turning to the pandemic, more americans are calling out sick with covid leaving schools to supermarkets with shortages. experts say another region of the country is about to see a surge. abc's faith abubey is here now with more on that. faith, good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you, mona. those experts also believe the current wave of covid will peak soon, but there's growing concern about the number of workers everywhere calling out sick. this morning, a new estimate predicts up to 5 million american workers could be home sick this week because of covid. that's about 3% of the u.s. work force. one top economist warns a

what did the buffalo say to its kid, mona, before sending him off to college? >> here's your wings? >> bi-son. okay, the producers are on it. >>> now to baseball where sportswriters have opened the doors to the hall of fame to a three-time world series champion. >> david ortiz is the lone player to reach cooperstown this year, but this year's vote may be more about three superstars left on the outside looking in again. some of the biggest stars to ever play baseball have been denied one of the game's highest honors. barry bonds, roger clemens and sammy sosa, all falling short of the votes needed to enter the hall of fame in their final year of eligibility. all three with ties to what's known as baseball's steroids era. >> not great personalities, the fact that they were tied to performance-enhancing drugs like they were, ultimately wrote them a ticket off of the ballot. >> on paper, the three looked like shoo-ins. sosa is one of the few men in the game's history to hit more than 600 home runs. clemons ranks in the top ten of all-time for pitcher. and clemens won seven cy young award

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. >> reporter: good morning, mona. a mob stormed this building a year ago trying to stop a certification of the election. the big question now is, what's being done to make sure it doesn't happen again. as we mark one year since the attack on the capitol, the eight-foot-high fence topped with razor wire surrounding the building after the riot is gone. and the tens of thousands of national guard troops who arrived from across the country in the aftermath of the assault are back home. authorities say there are no specific threats ahead of today's commemorations, but they've warned that extremists may try to take advantage of the anniversary. >> if january 6th taught us anything, it's that preparation matters. >> reporter: at a hearing on the eve of the anniversary, the chief of the capitol police said the department would be capable of fending off another mob-like attack but he expressed concern about severe staffing issues saying, after a wave of resignations and retirements, his department is about 400 officers short o

mona: yeah, it's a great point. we have said and we have looked at the historical analysis does show that as the fed starts its tightening cycle, valuations do compress. and we do see the highest value, more speculative parts of the market underperform. so when you look at tech thus far, the nasdaq down 12%. but if you look at more speculative place, work funds down 24%, bitcoin now down also 20% plus. so we're certainly seeing within that tech spectrum highly speculative values of the market underperform. that does make sense. we continue to see rate volatility, especially as we get through this fat hiking cycle, that could continue to have or spark volatility in those tech markets. from an s&p 500 perspective, down 7% -- and we've said this in the past, any given year historically, the five to 10, maybe 50% range are the norm. last year and the year before, we haven't gotten many. so perhaps we're starting the year with a bang, but perhaps the volatility is returning back to normal levels. and perhaps offering som

for example, while many can own a print of the mona lisa, that can only ever be one original painting of the mona lisa. marco kiddos gutierrez, is a reporter with fortune magazine who's been writing about and f t's. he says the block chain doesn't make buying risk free with any industry cons, some of a fraud. and if you're buying or selling and you need to be careful of making sure that for instance, you're buying from an allow then take store, 3rd party platform where they sell energy. because there can be fake websites that look very similar. and also that you're buying from a verified seller once you're on an authentic website because there can be sellers that look very similar. are selling similar anesthesia to something that may be valued at millions of dollars, but are not at the actual thing. and also need to make sure that you're avoiding you know fishing scans and giving away the password to your crypto. well it, because that's an easy way for all your energy or your crypto currency used to be drained. i think it's open out an entirely new market and people are doing more wit

andrew, mona. >> she was tricked by social media? >> yes. >> wow. >> by the >>> right now on "america this morning," your money. a crucial decision today that could affect everything from your 401(k) to the prices we pay in stores. >>> breaking overnight, gun crackdown. a major city becomes the first in the country voting to force gun owners to carry a certain kind of insurance. >>> storm watch, the major winter storm that could impact the biggest cities of the northeast just in time for the weekend. plus, the frigid air gripping the midwest. just how low the temps will go. >>> the baseball hall of fame controversy. what happens now to roger clemens, barry bonds and sammy sosa? will they ever get the chance to be called hall-of-famers? >>> citizen's arrest. the former track athlete helping police nab a suspect. >>> and from the glitch

mona, rhiannon. >> andrea, thank you. >>> coming up, how it just got a whole lot harder if it wasn't hard enough to keep up with this kardashian. >> how the realty star managed to double the value of her skin shapewear company to more than $3 billion with a b in just nine months. that is coming up next. you're watching "world news now." scene 103, take one. here we go. my name is wesley, and i'm with my knucklehead brother. my friend nafi. my boyfriend doug. i thought we'd be on the same page about this and we're not. how do i know the way i'm going to respond to it? there's not that long term research out there yet. i don't want to be on the front line. but you're human. you're going to make a mistake. i'm just saying everyone has a right to make their own decision. but why would you want to take that risk? can you imagine being the person that goes to somebody's house and gives them the virus that kills them? what if you end up in a hospital? yeah. that's what i'm scared of. if you were to die, man... that would literally kill me, man. if it makes you feel that way bro... i will pr

. >> i'm also laughing right now, because mona said earlier like we work at the same restaurant. >> we look like we go to the same private school, "world news now" academy, y'all. >> john jumped in and thought the three girls, all of them were black. he thought their lower entrance into the voting -- that was my chair, that was not me. >> i was like, what did you do. >> ho! ♪ get down tonight ♪ ♪ ♪ >> check it out. ♪ time of my life ♪ >> what did you do? >> can you believe we do this week after week? that's the news, this is "world news now." >> oh, my gosh. >> lot of fun. >> we are both here because when you work local news morning show, this is the show that you watch. so shout out to everyone across the country getting ready for their morning show right now. >> shout out to anderson cooper eating ice cream right out of his own hand. >> he said it was really good. he loved that ice cream. >> what does juju say? >> juju was saying she wished that piece was longer. we could have watched it forever. >> you have been part of the family for a while, tell us your favorite memor

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mona kosar york. dion: officials say they are making it a priority to get with muslim leaders to connect with residents and make sure islamic burial rights are respected. not to the latest covid-19 developments. san francisco officials say some testing sites will temporarily use hours due to, quote, "challenges beyond our control, "." with the health system first. and congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez has tested positive for covid and his experience and symptoms. she is vaccinated and received a booster. chicago public schools will be closed for a fourth day tomorrow, the district and the teachers union have not come to an agreement on safety protocols. health care workers in california that test positive for symptoms, they can go back to work. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spoke to hospital staff about the guidelines. luz: as omicron continues to search, hospital staffing shortages increase across the state. california department of public health is changing its covid-19 isolation guidelines. >>

natalie, i cannot hide movie yet, had in 40 years, i've never experienced such a shortage of material. mona, it's prevented us from making deliveries for months and this has been going on for over a year, is happy mine and for to gonzalez. mr. lee, all kinds of german firms of face supply issues scarcity of semiconductors has prompted germany and the rest of europe to consider how it source is crucial components for making cars and machinery. the u has pledged billions of euro's to produce the pieces in europe. but since the effects won't be immediate, it's changing how manufacturers, like monk, a conducting business meter on life, will stay in the long term. and i suspect that companies will have to find a new balance between speed and cost efficiency and their supply chains on the $1.00 hand and crisis resilience on the other one is done and lied to about him all season. festus cried for monk. rethinking logistics is just the 1st wrong on the ladder towards getting back to some sense of normality. but go now to some of the other business stories making headlines around the world. the cont

this was where fernando so mona's torture started on the top floor of best catholic school. he was just 14 and something off a loaner with just a few friends. one rainy afternoon, one of the teachers approached him. he came to tell me, does he want to come to get dry? and i've seen started there. he knew who he was looking for and the kind of loan children everything. oh, but the next 12 months fernando was raped repeatedly by his teacher. sometimes several times a week. he finds that agonizing, that other stuff where clearly aware of what was happening yet. the priest was never held accountable. partly because he was the brother of a well known minister. here you have children walking in the privacy of for they priest on the top of the school every day entering in the room of there. now it's impossible. they knew perfectly what was happening. there was too powerful fernando's case took place more than 40 years ago. the journalist inigo dominguez and a team from the epa east newspaper. i currently investigating more than $600.00 such cases, some of which run up to 2018. the

mona what she sees as the light at the end of the tunnel. she says that moment when we can get back to the normal parenting challenges like lack of sleep, temper tantrums, trying to get things to eat the right foods. >> nothing wrong with chicken nuggets. erielle, thanks very much. >>> let's go to ginger.er.er. >> reporter: one of the beautiful results of cold weather, george, sun halos but you can also get moon halos. we've had full moons -- it's been gorgeous. look at that from goodland, kansas, a ring around the moon caused by a refraction of light from that 22-degree halo that forms around the cirrus clouds up there, those ice crystals and over the great salt lake a gorgeous shot of the full moon looking a little haunting but with that beautiful purple color drew: morning fog to sunshine today, upper 50's to lower 60's. a warmer afternoon compared to >>> and now to one of the stars of disney channel's time travel mystery series, "secrets of sulphur springs." kyliegh curran joins us to talk about the new season of the show. hi, kyliegh. g

mona: prince andrew is fighting to clear his name. officially responding to his coaccused or -- accuser, virginia roberts giuffre. >> he knows what he has done. mona: she is accused of abusing -- prince andrew of abusing her. andrew repeatedly denied ever meeting her, claiming this now infamous photo of them could have been faked. saw epstein several times over the years and stayed at his home he had knowledge that he knew epstein. >> it was a good state -- good place to stay and with the benefit of hindsight it was a good thing to do. kumasi: spotify users users somewhere else if you want to listen to neil young. the streaming service removed his music after he delivered an ultimatum saying that they could have broken or young, not both. he sided with rogan, who has 11 million listeners and reported $100 million contract. earlier this month hundreds of scientists, doctors, and health professionals signed an open letter to spotify urging the company crackdown on covid misinformation. spotify says "it regrets young's decision" and he p

when i reflect on the road our nation has traveled during the past 365 days, i am reminded of the poet mona lee jones, and she writes " it has been a marvelous journey so far. we have had to kick some fairly sharp tu --large stones. " it really has been a marvelous journey so far. we have fallen and gotten up again. yes, we have had joy in our travels and even found some folks we could love. walls and if you are out there, i love you. all my friends who are out there. no matter what has happened, or what you are going through try to enjoy your journey. you better the lives of the people you serve. during the past year our nation has maneuvered around some sharp turns along the way, and we have removed some obstacles that block our path. at times we fell down and stepped back when the road wasn't certain. yet despite all the adversity, we got back on our feet moving forward. i am a person of strong faith, that drives me to help improve the lives of people less fortunate than me. to create opportunities that inspire communities. the bible mentions the work for or poverty more than 200 times.

. >> mona is off today. we want to begin with the fireworks on capitol hill as the nation struggles with the current covid infections. >> dr. anthony fauci's hot mic moment is only adding to tension. hospitals are sounding alarm. >> situation so concerning, sonoma county, california, is banning large gatherings, urging people to stay home. >> faith has the latest on the hearing. >> good morning, got testy at times. dr. anthony fauci even heard calling a senator a moron. tense exchanges between dr. anthony fauci and republicans on capitol hill, fuelling more divisions as the government struggles to respond to the covid surge. >> you're so misinformed, it's extraordinary. >> reporter: a hot mic caught dr. anthony fauci calling roger marshall a moron after he questioned about him financial disclosures, already public information. >> there's an air of appearance that maybe shen anigans are goig on. >> what are you talking about? my financial disclosures are public knowledge and have been so. you are getting amaz

when i reflect on the road our nation has traveled during the past 365 days, i am reminded of the poet mona lee jones, and she writes "it has been a marvelous journey so far. we have had to kick some fairly large stones. and make some sharp turns." it really has been a marvelous journey so far. we have fallen and gotten up again. yes, we have had joy in our travels and even found some folks we could love. walton if you are out there, i love you. all my friends who are out there. no matter what has happened, or what you are going through try to enjoy your journey. you better the lives of the people you serve. during the past year our nation has maneuvered around some sharp turns along the way, and we have removed some obstacles that block our path. at times we fell down and stepped back when the road wasn't certain. yet despite all the adversity, we got back on our feet moving forward. i am a person of strong faith, that drives me to help improve the lives of people less fortunate than me. to create opportunities that inspire communities. the bible mentions the word poor or poverty more than

. >> the mona lisa, for example. you have millions of copies of it, but there is one original one. people cannot exactly note that this is a copy. amanda: at uc berkeley, the university found a way to cash in on the craze through fundraising. margaret valentine was challenged with merging this groundbreaking new technology with groundbreaking research. >> it took me a while to wrap my head around it and understand the significance, but it was such an awesome project to work on. amanda: the university's first nobel nft, netting more than $50,000 just last june. >> the one that we launched was jim allison, who did his work at berkeley and won a nobel prize for coming up with cancer immunotherapy, the fourth pillar in cancer treatment. let's call attention to that work. if some money comes in at the same time, great. amanda: rich lyons is the chief entrepreneurship officer. he says it showcases allison's handwritten data, a profound discovery that could be part of a worthwhile collection. >> imagine a collector, just a thought experiment, who says i want to own the nft's that represen

cause a come up that i was. 6 assuming was it as in other f, i the come you think this is, mona thought, eeoc, whitefish, montana, omega thought and how i got up that i need coke. what the lot. yeah, i'm in the hallway. where did you get them from? i said he cut the call is only yokohama mother. so we said they cut the facial that emma show guys is how i spend more on. i thought you not quarter till one on one of them. are there any hide on? i got a funny got that the horns. yes, i still have, i saw one a arcos message is clear. don't try this at home. but her social media posts seem to be having the opposite effect. and she still trying to buy office locally with us is clearly being loved nationwide and wild japanese river artist declared extinct in 2012. where exactly are all these animals coming from? based on what a jacobi told us, we dig a little deeper into the exhaust patsy, and make plans to head out of the capital. i've just arrived into a city outside of tokyo code yokohama. i'm here to visit what seems to be a rather infamous, zeus, stroke pet. still, they call themselves as

andrew, mona. >> megan, thank you. >>> president biden has released a plan to spur competition in the meat industry and hopefully bring down record prices. the white house is set to issue new rules and send $1 billion to ranchers and independent processors. the nation's four top meat packers have seen profits more than double since the pandemic. the biden administration's proposed changed are aimed at reducing the control major companies have over meat prices. >>> that jumbo powerball jackpot that could make you a millionaire overnight is still up for grabs. no one matched all six winning numbers so that means tomorrow night's jackpot jumps to $575 million. >> you got to play to have a chance. >>> okay, coming up, music history sold. what's happening now to david bowie's entire music catalog? >>> mrs. ahead, a major development in the sexual abuse lawsuit for prince andrew as both sides head to court as both sides head to court today. get your personalpoints plan! i'm james corden and i'm here to tell people that ww is getting even more personal. keep on shopping. ignore us. i've lost

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mona is off. >> i'm andrew dymburt, and we begin with thousands of u.s. troops now on alert as the crisis with russia appears to escalate. >> more than 8,000 american troops are standing by to support our allies in the region in case russia makes a move to invade ukraine and overnight we spoke with one expert about what vladimir putin's next move might be. >> abc's em nguyen begins our coverage from washington. em, good morning. >> reporter: andrew, good morning. ukraine is now responding to the u.s.' recent order for the families of embassy personnel to leave the country calling the departures, unnecessary and premature. with worries rapidly rising that russia could invade ukraine, president biden has directed the pentagon to put 8,500 troops on heightened alert ready for deployment at any moment to support nato forces in europe. military bases in california and delaware are quickly loading up ammunition and other military aid to ship to ukraine. former deputy assistant secretary of state and abc news contributor colonel stephen ganyard says the administ

at this time, the others also investigated how the mona crisis affected happiness. the result surprising me there was not on average, a decline in well being when measured by people's own evaluation of their lives. so happiness can even survive, look down the re what helps people find happiness. how about a good luck charm like these primroses, which are said to symbolize new beginnings. and what else helps. thanks right, good music makes people happy. and according to st. barista amena, this market in hanover, his tasty marquee otters, do so to can coffee, make us happier? you are not. of course you are good. a good coffee is like a good wine. good. no. it's a real delight orders and good luck with them. i see it's not difficult to see what makes ryan and his brother noah happy. oh i. where can you find happiness right now? it hasn't been your heart. you can never lose the happiness in your heart. it's always there. i also experience it with my little family as clerk. what is happiness anyway? we decided to ask some budding philosophers, emergency when you are exci

mona is off. >>> we want to begin with the stand off in ukraine. >> the state department is urging family members of u.s. embassy personnel and nonessential staff to leave the country and president biden is weighing the possibility of sending more troops. em nguyen has the latest from washington. >> reporter: the state department is urging americans not to travel to the region warning military action by russia could come at any time. this morning the u.s. embassy in ukraine on high alert. the state department ordering diplomats' families to leave the region while authorizing nonessential staffers to depart, the latest sign that american officials believe russia could soon invade ukraine. secretary of state antony blinken reaffirming u.s. support for the ukrainian government. >> if a single russian troop goes into ukraine, that would trigger a shift and severe response from us and europe. >> reporter: abc news confirming the biden administration is now considering sending more troops to the region. it would be on top of severe financial and trade sanctions against russia, including the pos