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>>> he was once dubbed the next warren buffett the now former ceo of sears eddie lampert spoke with jim stewart and jim will join us in a few minutes. >>> let's start off with this week, volatility continuing. this morning the market is gaining, the dow is up 180 as we watch rates. here's the goldman sachs ceo david solomon talking to wilfred frost yesterday. >> i would certainly not call rates high in any way right now and you don't have to go back that far in history to just have a different perspective. i think about my career. i started in 1984 and the 10-year treasury was around 11.5%. so there are different things that can affect rates over time but the fed has been pretty transparent. >> joining us to discuss this is david zervos, chief strategist at jeffreys who is live in mexico city this morning and at post 9 is the chief market strategist at kanter good morning to both of you. peter, david mentioned the treasury yield he said it's not about the