he sort of downplayed the possibility of a three quarters of a point rate hike. markets were happy about that. and i think some of the reality is setting in here. the fed is still going to be raising interest rates. and there s no guarantee, erika, that the fed is going to be able to get inflation under control without causing a recession in the united states. so there s just a lot of uncertainty right now. that s the big fear, right? what type of you know, if and when that recession is triggered and what it looks like, skand jt really quickly, matt, we re watching all of this while waiting for a new jobs report tomorrow. so the jobs market continues to be a really, really big bright spot for the economy, and we are expecting that the unemployment rate is going to tick down even further. we could see a new covid low for unemployment. another steady increase in hiring. i think the question, though, is, what happens when the fed continues to raise interest rates, how much is that g
but there s a significant amount of intelligence flowing to ukraine from the united states. all of that in combination and many, many more are some of the early lessons learned that have made the difference, is what you ve seen. so what we know is, for example, satellite imagery. we ve all seen, for weeks now, a great amount of commercial satellite imagery. that is available. military satellite imagery, intercepts of communications are widely understood to be something that the u.s. looks at and if appropriate, provides that intelligence information to the ukrainians. but adamant not to kill specific russian generals. erika? barbara starr, appreciate it. thank you. joining me now to discuss, cnn military analyst, retired air force colonel, cedric layton, and cnn global affairs analyst, kimberly dozier. good to see both of you this morning. kim, when we hear, and barbara laid out for us there. the white house sppushing back the specific claim that they are
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which is higher, quicker and less predictable, frankly, than what we saw in previous clusters. it s just much more fast. we would say probably 90% of them have absolutely come here because of directly because of covid or because of complications that covid triggered. and, hallie, the vast majority of covid-19 cases are that fast-spreading omicron variant. erika, great to see you in the field. thank you. let me bring you into this conversation. a new fighting in boston showing the covid levels are dropping but some taking the sign that we re starting to peak on the current omicron surge. are you reading into that? other reasons why some of these numbers might be changing, as well. how much should we be putting stock in the waste water thing here? hallie, waste water is