the prices down. first, what more can we expect with this decision from from the fed next hour? bottom line what does it mean for american families? reporter: i think hearing from powell will be highly scrutinized. i think economic projections. we will hear how fed officials are feeling about the state of our economy, not just right now but also for years to come in terms of things like gdp growth, inflation for sure. also unemployment, the battle of the bar here for short is interest rates. if you take a look at interest rates over the last few years, you can see they were pretty much at zero during the pandemic as the federal reserve tried to encourage borrowing and spending. now rates are on the way up. the first hike was in march. then we saw rate hikes last may, last month. we know they are on their way up. i think what s parent to know is there is wide consensus there is much more ram to go in terms of where we see notes go. we put out a note yesterday ultimately it e
. reporter: ana, this the northern entrance to yellowstone park could be closed for the rest of the union. why? the yellowstone river and the damage it has done. what happened here? it was a late snowfall, heavy snowfall. there were early high temperatures this summer that melled some of that snow. there was a lot of rain. this river rose to historic levels, about three months worth of water, barreling down this channel in just the space of three days. washing away what here, this right here used to be a home for national park workers. it was washed away into the river as was the only access road from the north, which used to run parallel from the river now washed away in many places. that is going to take months to fix. now, there are still some back country hikers catchers in there. they have spoken to park officials. they have been in contact.
getting a look at these shots. they joined the astronauts already on board. nay will be studying the effect of micro gravity on headaches. a fast-moving wildfire is tearing through glacier national park in the u.s. state of montana. but one vacationing family in the area got far too close to the flames. take a look. oh, my gosh, go. larry, we need to go. go, go now. i m going. fast dad, go! holy crap dad, go. larry is like you want me to speed up? this fire began on the east side of the park and doubled in side in a single night and spans 4,000 acres and that is 1600 hectares. the visitor s center has been closed and park rangers are searching for back country hikers who may be out there to
holy crap back up larry is the one driving the car. this fire began on the east side of the park on tuesday afternoon and doubled in size in a single night and spans 4,000 acres or 1600 hectares. but this is the view from their car as they speed away. the park rangers are still searching for back country hikers to get them out of harm s way but it s it shows how quickly these things can grow and get worse. absolutely. they just jump around. and you can hear the terror in their voices. our meteorologist ivan cabrera joins us for more on all this. terrifying. you look at that video and you think what was it like in that car? well panic. you got to get out of the way. a stunning area of the united states if you ve ever been glacier national park in northern montana, close to the