the entire reason was higher interest rates. the fed said in its statement, quote, u.s. banking system is sound and resilient. the federal reserve expects this to be a bumpy process as it continues to handle both inflation and now the banking issues. brian, you handled that brilliantly. came in the second we went to air. thank you for that. home prices fell for the first time since 2012 over the last month. we want to dig in what this interest rate hike means for the housing market. we have daryl fair weather here, chief economist at red fin. millions of home buyers took advantage of those falling prices last month. home sales jumped 14 1/2%. what are you looking for with this rate hike? extremely sensitive to rates, any small movement is going to
real issue as well. the fact that he didn t see migrants really in big numbers or didn t talk to any. the fact that there wasn t any focus on that. there are real questions about what the administration is doing there as we know. bill: they said they ran out of time. why make the trip? dana: no one is leaving this room until we do is what i would say. it would be like talking to the chinese not mentioning covid. dana: maybe that happened, too. that may have happened, too. bill: bret, some of the reporting now the university of pennsylvania took in $54 million from foreign countries of which 14 1/2 came from china. now we learned david spunt and others telling us the department of education has this available on its website and harvard took money, the university of southern california took money. many of the ivy league schools
i don t understand why nothing has happened to this point and what the road map is for my release in the future. my parents are older, my dog is 14 1/2. if i m stuck here much longer, i m in danger of never seeing any of them again. and for why? because america and russia don t get along diplomatically or politically? this is four years of my life. joining me is democratic senator ben carden of maryland. senator, thank you so much for being with us again. your heart breaks listening to paul whelan. if russia sticks to this impossible request to free this prisoner in germany who isn t under our jurisdiction, what does the u.s. do to get him
has the possibility of coming home. i think the umpts s. publication, that s the right decision. our producer spoke with your brother today and i just want be to play some of what he said to her. here he is. the president and his team are going to have to look at what they have as valuable or i ll be here for a long time. in these conditions, who knows how i ll come back or if i ll come back. what i don t understand is why nothing has happened to this point and what the roadmap is for my release in the future. my parents are older. my dog is 14 1/2.
in these record report cards, all of the companies are slowly hiring or outright firing and laying off a percentage of the work force because of the unknown fup future for the foreseeable future in their view. thank you very, very much. here is the irony in what susan has been pointing out. it s been an awful year and many of them cut in half or more and i think in the case of meta. down 79%. the fact of the matter is, they put in a very good week after some disappointing earnings. so much so that we decided let s look at october. since this is the rockiest of all months and it tends to be for stocks and we discovered that it s actually done pretty good. the nasdaq not only finished the week on the upside for the entire month to date, we re up about 5%. we re up about 9% for the s&p 500 and look at the dow. up ahead 14 1/2%. so, what does this october tell