. >> jeff hobbs, when did you first meet rob koreans? >> first aid freshman year at college. we randomly assigned to live in the same room. he was there when i arrived. he was a quiet, black man. he said what he said. it was a frantic day. his mother was there and slowly, very slowly our friendship developed. >> wordage out of college? >> we went to yale. rob and i thought at first over the irony i suppose that i was a white guy from the country or ran sprints for the track team and he was a black guy from the third who played water polo. he was the captain of the team. it was remarkable to watch and play initiation for that team found him wearing a toga in the dining hall he gave it his all. >> how did your friendship evolve? >> again, slowly and through, you know, just through proximity. but in the same place we talked about girls. we talked about school. he was a giants fan. i was an eagles fan. we talked a lot about that. you know, you're laughing, gathering with people. but you know, you really become friends once you start observing someone at their weaker moments on bo

. >> jeff hobbs, what did rob peace's family think about you writing this book? >> i was very nurse approaching them about it. his father was already passed away. his mother had just endured a loss. you know, i called her on the phone. she is a quiet, thoughtful lady. she knew me from college. i explained my intention. jackie's fun consolation since rob's death was she says i believe my son influenced a lot of people. and i told her that maybe he still might be able to. not obviously an upper-middle-class white man, in an impoverished neighborhood that is 90% african-american. there is a huge discomfort there. i am telling these people's stories. i struggled with that. i will strive that in almost all cases, drug dealers, perhaps family, the students he todd, teachers who coached him, teammates from the water polo team, just people around town who she hung out with in bars. our mutual affection for rob was where we began our conversations really broke down those walls very quick we. and i thought, that is a testament to rob's influence. >> you can read the full s

jeff kyle, i'm going thank you. maybe i can get my dad a suit for the weekend. >> thanks so much. >> simon hobbs, the market just closeds ago and what do we see? >> the week is lightly lower overall. not a huge amount of action. the big news that everybody is talking about is from the bank of england's mark carney. the governor of the bank of england addresses the financial community once a year of what they call the mansion house speech for the lord mayor of london. a 260 yooeld mansion house. that was where he said yesterday interest rate rises could happen sooner than the market is expecting. today there's been quite a shift of expectations. now they're talking about a quarter point ride by the end of the year. it pushed sterling up to close to a five-year high trading just below $1.70 for those of you traveling to the uk. it will be expensive this summer. the other thing that's happened is the uk government actually through the chancellor, which is the finance minister said the bank of england will increasingly regulate mortgages and that they will regulate the size of the mortgage relative to the value of the hous