soap opera drama start going on about the knicks's head coach barry fisher got into a fight with matt barnes because fisher is involved in the romantic relationship with barnes's estranged wife. fisher traveled to los angeles the fight happen while fisher was at the home of gloria at the strange -- it was for personal reasons. issue said before last night's exhibition game he had not distracted, completely focused and committed to the team. i am sure this is not the last -- the knicks drama continues. can you imagine if the mets beat the dodgers, the cubs beat the cardinals and the cubs -- juliet: that would be unbelievable. juliet: not a last time we will see the coin lip . duke: imagine if that is true. mets fans don't want to see it. juliet: time for mike woods to advise us with the weather. >> meteorologist: let you know what is happening out there. information, high temperature for this date, high temperatures forecast to go up to 69 degrees, 67, record high is 87 degrees, not going to the record but it is going to be a little warmer than normal, 60 at central park, partly to mos

comments and fed's message to the markets is richard fisher, former federal reserve bank of dallas president, a cnbc cricketer, and our guest is barry here, thanks for coming. >> thank you, becky, great to see you barry, and joe even. >> oh, thank you. >> bernanke would not weigh in on what he would have done because he doesn't want to second guess janet yellen, but laid out the argument for why the fed did not raise rates. what do you think about it at this point? what do you think about what happened, especially given friday's job number? >> well, first of all, i think the former chairman was correct. it's a tough call. i think, personally, there's remorse about the september decision. >> not to? >> the way the markets react and, of course, the last five days are good in terms of stocks, and we saw the overnight treasuries, the short term bill trading at 0 and negative rates, so -- >> first time ever, right? >> first time i remember in my lifetime which is 35 years. [ laughter ] so, you know, no former chair wants to interview with the business of the new chair, which is what you saw yesterday. he's a gentleman. he was being kaurc