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what they are concerned about, the root of all of this is what s happening in europe and it s very diversified in term of the political ideology in europe. you see germany is having a terrible time intern of how their economy is doing and they obviously have a more progressive government. then you look at italy. the italians, rise of a conservative movement in italy and the uneaseiness of what s going on with brexit and the euro. all of that has really provide an even furthermore angst. top flynn you re president trump and looking at the talk, the chatter of the wall street chattering class talking about a recession the biggest concern from his vantage point is wall street starts to price in a recession. that poses not just significant political risk for the president or politicians it also would have severe effects on main street as well. including the consumer outlook. kevin and abigail our thanks to both of you. the latest turn in the jeffrey epstein suicide story why his attorn
kansas city, saturday 93 and on sunday 86. but our friend in dallas, chris, they ll continue their streak well into next week of 100 degree heat. wow, okay, bill, thanks very much. we ve been talking about ineconomy all week, so many numbers have come out and most of them not good and new numbers out today showing that most americans are still tightening their belts, a move that will dolittle to lift the slowing economy. the consumer sentiment index inched up slightly but the survey finds the consumer outlook remains bleak. in another snapshot of the consum consumer, retail sales climbed a modest 0.4% last month, but half of those gains from auto sales. as for inflation, it s holding steady with the consumer price index rising. these numbers coincide with youth, unemployment has hit a record high. 81 million people globally. and that s raising concerns about a so-called lost generation. cnbc trish regan joins me now.