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. >>> and barney's is going high end.on cannabis, opening a luxury marijuana lifestyle shop we'll talk to the ceo. >> first though stocks are down a bit this morning, this after what was a higher open the s&p is looking for what would be its best quarter since 2009, all this after the president reportedly unleashed his criticism on fed chair jerome powell yesterday in a meeting with house republicans saying he has, quote, no feel for the economy. joining us now to discuss, wells fargo portfolio manager brian van cronkite right here on set nice to have you. >> good morning. >> you've been taking advantage of the volatility in the market. >> right. >> how have you done that, and do you expect to continue to be able to do that? >> we expect to be able to do that for a long time the macro volatility provide by the fed, by politics, by trade issues oftentimeses is a short-term issue for a lot of these companies that we're focused on, looking out two, three years, focusing on the true capital of companies, the stock prices are

. >> you can make a house next door for barney and -- >> betty. >> betty and barney. >> pebbles and bam bam. >> it's all coming back. >> and bigfoot. >> don't forget about bigfoot. >> he needs his own home. >> i'm going to have the lochness monster. she has bigfoot. >> with a lake and finding nemo. >> now we need to buy tickets. >> it always comes back to disney. >> so many ideas. >> brontosaurus burger, medium. >> done. >> let's move on and talk about nice weather today to be outside. make you say yabba dabba doo? i don't know. >> it's quiet right now. brighter day today. there's a slight chance of a shower in our mountains. we've got chances of rain tomorrow and next week and in between we'll try to squeeze in a dry weekend. 58 half moon bay. san francisco 59. 60 to 64 elsewhere. comfortable. tonight you can see the cloud cover. up into the north bay, we'll be in the mid to upper 40s. this low is not coming our way. there's a low that will develop here and shoot this moisture towards us. starting tomorrow morning. let's have a storm impact scale for friday with light to moderate rain.

and barney frank.ck. >>> trade talks between china and the u.s. expected to resume next week. kayla tausche joins us with more hey, kayla >> meantime the two sides are continuing negotiations over the phone with mid to late april in focus for a meeting between presidents trump and xi. they're pushing for a mar-a-lago summit while china still wants a state visit. xi will spend the next week in europe he'll be received in italy where he arrived overnight monaco and france where he'll have a meeting with macron, merkel, and juncker. the european union is expected to decide how to proceed with huawei next week mean while president trump and lighthizer thursday said there was no new messaging just president trump wanted a good deal or no deal with china. meanwhile, the white house is continuing to talk tough on china. the president looks forward to working with countries in the region to strengthen our security, cooperation, and counter china's predatory economic practices we will see exactly what comes out

the other 27 eu countries, senior officials from the european council where they as was michelle barneyropean commission. they discussed lots of issues. they talked about what happens if the withdrawal agreement was not approved by the deadline of midnight tonight, which was agreed by mrs may last week. basically how it looks like the next few weeks will pan out is that donald tusk the president of the european council will call an emergency summit of eu leaders in the days before the 12th of april, which was the next deadline agreed by theresa may and eu leaders. and they are the leaders will make a choice. is it now deal on the 12th of april and the uk leaves with no withdrawal agreement or political declaration in place? 0r withdrawal agreement or political declaration in place? or have the conditions been met for another extension to the brexit process? the extension to the brexit process? the extension that was being kicked about in that meeting yesterday was about in that meeting yesterday was a longer extinction to the end of the year or the start of next year, that sort of durat

and jessica, we heard michelle barney is saying today that if there was going to bea saying today thats going to be a longer extension, there needs to be a good reason for it, can you see the eu attaching conditions to a longer extension?” think, i'm not sure ifi conditions to a longer extension?” think, i'm not sure if i can see them attaching material conditions, perhaps they might, but theresa may is going to have to make a strong case in her letter to donald tusk, and the council which is happening oi'i and the council which is happening on brussels on thursday and friday about why this extension is required, and exactly what form they wanted to take. isn't the kind of extension that has a break clause, so extension that has a break clause, so let's try and negotiate in nine months, but if we manage to pass this deal, perhaps we can leave quicker than that. do you have to give a specific reason, like an election, like a second referendum, we understand probably that week that we will have these indicative votes were that we will have these indicative votes we re various that we wil

the girl is not interested in the soccer match and that make sure she has a barney video or somethingoing on and keeps her entertained. >>> in case you missed it:look at this nice stand activity. that is chris paul with him on schubert's little girl. >>> watch closely. miguel tags the runner and he thinks he is throwing it back to the pitcher. you've got to pay attention at all times. >> this is what you call your josh reddick meeting a brick wall. >> he is not going anywhere. >> look at the first baseman. >> josh reddick is okay. >> thank you for joining us tonight. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. what am i most afraid of? hmm, let's see. global warming. and getting a "b." the phone ringing in the middle of the night. that i'm too much of a perfectionist. honey, this isn't a job in

former congressman barney frank's public coming out in 1987. recent fight for marriage equality. the exhibit also takes a look at how the lgbtq community's representation in film, tv, and music has evolved over the years. "rise up" will be on display until the end of the year. that's it for this edition of "matter of fact." we'll see you next week. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ [baby crib musical mobile] millions are still exposed to the dangers of secondhand smoke. and some of them can't do anything about it. but you can. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. ♪ to "asian pacific america." and welcome i'm robert handa, your host for our show here on nbc bay area and cozi tv. we start today's show with a focus on the special olympics northern california. the organization has a big event coming up. we have organizers and an athlete here to talk about it. and then another worthy group with a worthy cause and its own special event co

michelle barney eight warned this morning that they are reaching the end of their patients in brusselshe said the deal is done. so, we are still waiting on the british parliament to accept that deal, to let us know what they want, and a reminder that all 27 governments would have to agree to an extension. so print -- just the british government saying they would go for an extension is not the final ruling. brent: is there a sense in brussels based on what you have heard that maybe we are looking at an emerging victory of sorts for the european union? there is a lot of commentary tonight along the lines that at the end of the day, brexit will fall apart and there will maybe be no brexit. teri: european union leaders have made clear all along that what they would like best is that there is no brexit. i do not think we are there yet, that anything would be reassured that will not be a brexit. right now, this morning he said he was worried there could be a no-deal brexit by accident. all this fumbling runs out the clock and march 29 arrives and be still did not know anything about what the

his idea about you know free health care he has seen the manifest atrocities that have occurred yes barney sanders has seen people. air without warning they're just walking out of three by three outcasts michael in the face it's horrible amas n.b.c. puts on a bald faced conspiracy theorist and it's fine this is viewed as some kind of legitimate political discussion there is no difference between that ass hatch and all flat earth or alex jones or someone who thinks dunkin donuts has good coffee but. you wait no sense while both the host and the other panelists hardly refute a little in there here and there because these are corporate owned talking heads on a corporate channel that doesn't want equality doesn't want justice and doesn't want an educated populace but i also realize i shouldn't just pick on m.s.n. b.c. and act like the other channels are fine so i went over to fox news over their websites. and this was i had to put a condom over my laptop first but. went over to their web site and this was literally at the top of the international news page. who were breaking new news man with

since the flood management has brought in help to clean up the miss, but barney eldredge says he has no interest in answering questions today. >> i am the property owner, manager of the property. you are not authorized to be here. >> reporter: the manager did not want the talk about the gates. he said we should come back in a couple of weeks when this will be a much more positive story. meantime the tenants are having a meeting tonight to discuss their options. in kbas poll, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >>> word definitely got out about this event. linds up earld late. the volunteers making it happen. and the folks forever grateful. >>> caught on a door bell camera. a man tries to set fire to a porch. what happened after this video was taken. >>> and the giants take another step toward their future as one of major league baseball's crown jewels changes things up. >>> the weather is going to be changing up. so soak up the sun while you can. i am abc7 news meteorologist sappedy patel. i will tell but the changes coming. >>> free tickets to one of the season's hottest fashion shows. and a

they succeeded in a biwa they put out a call for people to send barney hanson birthday wishes.r way of honoring a man who served aboard the "uss mississippi" and was involved in almost all of the war's major battles in the pacific. hanson has received cards from 47 states and six countries. >> can't believe it. we got over 2,000 now, and a bunch in there yet. got one from the white house i haven't opened. >> hanson joined the military when he was just 17. he's one of the few surviving crew members of the "mississippi." >>> there's an incredible story of survival from oregon thanks condint. a man survived five days trapped in the snow on a diet of taco sauce packets in his car. jeremy taylor and his dog were driving last sunday when his vehicle got stuck in the snow. he didn't have a cell phone and stayed warm by periodically starting the engine. rescuers found him on friday. he and his dog were in good condition. taylor said he was a bit hungry. he posted a comment on facebook thanking everyone who helped rescue him. >>> an estimated 8,000 gathered in a town in northern italy f

this site is a picture of my maternal grandfather barney and this gentleman gerald sunny cohen he would have been my cousin had he lived. nov sixteenth nine hundred forty four sunny's killed in action in france ne france laid to rest in the military cemetery lorraine france so i brought the picture with to make the point to represent of omar to understand american jews you have to understand their profound patriotism. walmart's critics here in minneapolis their comments are especially problematic amid a recent spike in anti-semitic incidents in the us which rights to talk to one omar about her controversial statements but the congresswoman declined our request for an interview stating that she wants to focus on her constituents and not the media . law school after the islamic center in august twenty seventh the center was the target of a. man mohammad omar thinks the controversy over the congresswoman is a distraction from growing aggression against all kinds of minorities the problem is we are always getting caught up in the corner of not paying attention to what's going on what's goin

interesting aspects of it i mean it's all in the business houses the big family owned business houses like barney's and the talk of them you know the beloved land and so on have the enlarging campaign financing and some open secret but for now all i open the door for indian subsidies of foreign companies and that makes it interesting because over the last decade india went up. in a big way and one of the more attractive definition of foreign investment saw the need of throttle international money national population now looking for market access and the better governance florida to be higher recently done in india and the inability to probably make a mocking this election unlike in the office when fatah donations were back at the start of this election a lot of changes over done by the supreme court it does look like fun but in the middle professor really good to talk to and counting the cost many thanks indeed for being with us. now getting enough food just to survive continues to be a big problem in venezuela the oil rich nation produces only twenty percent of its own food and with the latest us

barney brazil will take a look at sports right after the break. even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. >>> well, the sharks entered today just a point behind the flames for the pacific division lead, even an overtime loss would put them in a virtual tie and a win would get san jose on top with a little under a month left of the regular season schedule to go. first period at s.a.p. center, "today," sharks on the power play. joe thornton, the ultimate assister finding meyer in front of the stage. scoring for 14th all-time on the nhl's point list. later on in the first, we're still tied. finding meyer again who puts this one in from very close range. so for meyer, four straight games with a goal as alan right there, jake alan of st. louis, the goalie gets

for my uncle barney, what a true hero he was in my life, for those of you who know the story and it'so be able to my uncle. there was one more honorary grand marshal but her family couldn't make it today, mary callahan and we want to give a round of applause to mary. [cheers and applause] >> and again, i would like to close my remarks with thanking you all for coming out here. in has been going on for 168 years. i know john moyland just celebrated his 90th birthday, so he's been out here for a few. [cheers and applause] >> and it's becausema because me him, people like you teaching the little ones it's all about the community, inviting everybody else to come in here. i know my good friend susie loft agrees with me and i'm happy to see her here. happy st. patrick's day. >> i'm still holding mary callahan's certificate. if she were here, i think we all know what we would do right now and rest assured i will not do that. but we have the treasurer here. jose, why don't you take this certificate and display it in the treasurer's office in honour of mary. [cheers and applause] >> we will pr

michelle barney pretty much summed up the mood when he said, we in the eu have done everything we canea everything we can. if there is going to be a solution to this impasse it has to come from the uk. there is no sense in the eu that leaders are blaming themselves for the fact the brexit deal was again rejected in parliament. in fact, brexit deal was again rejected in parliament. infact, leaders brexit deal was again rejected in parliament. in fact, leaders point the finger of blame at uk politics and the fact parliament wasn't asked at the beginning of the brexit process , at the beginning of the brexit process, what kind of brexit they could unite around. but the question is, what comes next? eu leaders look at the ongoing confusion in parliament and ask what can be achieved in a few weeks? if the prime minister asks for a short extension of the brexit process, under eu law, all 27 leaders have to agree unanimously to that extension. they will probably say yes because they want to avoid a no—deal brexit. theresa may comes face—to—face with those leaders in brussels next week. will

going straight to michelle barney, the eu chief negotiator speaking in strasbourg.t's about the future relations that we wa nt to about the future relations that we want to build with the uk, which, whatever the circumstances, will remaina whatever the circumstances, will remain a country our friend, a country that is an ally and one that isa country that is an ally and one that is a partner. so, that is what we have done in our negotiations over several months with the government of the united kingdom. with them, and never against the government of the united kingdom. the withdrawal agreement, which is in the interests of citizens, of business and of all stakeholders on both sides of the channel. and on both sides of the irish sea. let me just channel. and on both sides of the irish sea. let mejust remind channel. and on both sides of the irish sea. let me just remind you channel. and on both sides of the irish sea. let mejust remind you of one point, ladies and gentlemen, and i want to remind you all of this. if the united kingdom still wants to leave the european

fear and give doubts are raised at the prospect of more nigel farage is going there i can also see barney ottilie despondently he can't force through his deal the house of commons simply where it is this playing into the hands of the remainder is you know no deal has been agreed on the if the votes getting the deadlines getting pushed back and back and back is sent essentially what you've got is no breaks it. more and more people are becoming more and more angry about this people who are more angry about the european union and more and more people who previously we rooted for remain trapped no supporting leave i think people do not like the way that britain has been treated by the european union and the arguments it is taking away our liberty and our freedom to do as we please is absolutely. the british probably going to. simply won't wear it and i think you'll find he was there had another result. even more people wanted to leave so. i don't think they're going to go for that i think they realize they probably lose but they're trying to just keep the whole thing bubbling along as long as

this is when i had a chance to talk to my friend and colleague stuart barney about cnn's sad state ofoval office these people are beside themselves. they can't even create a rational sentence, let alone thought and i'd like to thank sean hannity for his shout out last night acknowledging our colleagues and the stalwarts who stood with president trump since the very beginning. >> if not for talk radio, thank god for russ, mark, my colleagues here, many of them at the fox news channel like tucker, loudobbs on our sister station, a few other rave, logical independent thinkers tanning alone there would have been no one out there advocating for the truth . discovering the biggest abuse of power scandal in our history. >> sean, good on you. great work. congratulations to the president who's the only one i know who could have withstood the two-year long assault by the radical dems and the deep state, they tried to overthrow our republic in what house now amounted to the biggest scandal in american history. it's about to get much larger. next,robert mueller's report >> a major leadership shak

for my uncle barney, what a true hero he was in my life, for those of you who know the story and it's

the beverly hills outpost of barney's new york is opening a store for wealthy marijuana lovers, openingtment called "the high-end," with an assortment of pricey stylish pot products, among them an $1100 handblown glass bong, and a $1100 grinder. this week, cvs will start selling products with cbd, the non-intoxicating marijuana component. it's getting everywhere. romaine: is it jumping the shark now? it is not really edgy, if i can buy it at cvs. [laughter] joe: it is so weird. it is like wellness, but what does it do? i guess -- caroline: i am a slight convert. i have a cbd thing you rub in to take away pain. maybe it is placebo, but it works. romaine: you are feeling good right now? caroline: i haven't used it now, but in the evening. [laughter] romaine: i use tylenol. . joe: i am a skeptic. caroline: and it is only in 800 cvs locations. there are what, 10,000? slowly, slowly. romaine: this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: let's talk asia. south korea's biggest conglomerate is in a proxy battle with an activist investor. shareholders will vote on a proposal tomorrow. let's bring in shery ahn

barney says the hybrid is the way to go. good morning.ybrid yes, i think the is the west -- best way to go because -- hello? host: you are on, go ahead. caller: the hybrid is a better system and will be a better system. --apitalist society aople say we are going to put stadium in such area. [inaudible] host: i apologize, that signal of yours is breaking up. may be moved to a front section of your home and bit -- get a better connection. caller: i think this is wonderful, c-span is the best and brings up all issues we need to discuss. i find it very interesting my life in the area of washington, d.c. and listening to the viewers, how many people have actually experienced socialism and communism as part of their life. as the gentleman earlier pointed out, i think it is until you have lived it, experienced it for yourselves, to see what the difference is about. i spent half of my childhood --wing up when you see the differences is when you experience it. i love that bernie talks about guarantees of economic rights. if you unpack that, you re

but barney aldridge says he has no interest in answering questions today. >> i'm the port owner, the manager of the property. you are not authorized to be here. >> reporter: he did say it will be a positive story in a couple of weeks. as we come back live we should note many other tenants here declined to be interviewed. some said the cleanup is going well. others said they are still very frustrated. there is going to be a meeting among some of those tenants tonight. live in sbas pool, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> how can the gates have been stuck in storage? >> reporter: well that's the question. and as told to me, they were stuck in storage for the absence of a key. they couldn't get the storage unit open. it was about 100 yards away. so he had to go and use a saw to saw through the wheels to get the unit open. once they got the unit open they said that the gates, the metal pieces were still not organized and they had to figure out how to put them on the doors. >> all right, wayne freedman reporting live. thank you so much. >>> sonoma county is warning victims of february's floodi

actually we couldn't hear, because men were talking over them. [ laughter ] luxury department store barney'sed with a cannabis company to open a high-e boutique in beverly hills where customers can buy accessories such as glass bongs and cannabis infused candles. you know, for when y want to be chill about how rich you are. laughter ] bodega owners in new york city are urging state officials to let them sell marijuanif legislators vote to legalize the drug. also hoping weed is sold at bodegas, the makers of bugles. [ laughter and applause ] well -- "there was one other thing i wanted." [ laughter ] a company isolrganizing a n girls" themed cruise that will sail -- [ cheers ] all right. [ laughter ] a company is organizing a "golden girls" themed cruise that will sail in 2020. though i'm pretty suem that's the of every cruise. [ laughter ] a woman gave birth aboard a jetblue flight to florida this weekend. said the man next to her, "fine, take the armrest!" [ laughter ] a massachusetts family's dog was recently found 175 miles away from their home after it jumped a wall and escaped their yard

tomorrow we have the ceo of barney's which just opened a high-ending pot shop in beverly hills. 10:00 a.m. eastern first time we'll hear from that ceo on why they're doing that. it's a pretty interesting move other department stores are not. >> we look forward to that but we are out of time for today's show that does it for "closing bell." >> "fast money" begins right now. >>> "fast money" does start right now. as always live from the nasdaq market site in times square, i am brian sullivan in for melissa lee. it is what steve grasso is calling the most important chart in the market right now. how's that for a tease grasso will reveal what that is. >>> plus, the ipo frenzy beginning to heat up lyft set to make its trading debut on friday. former home depot ceo bob nardelli says now is the perfect time to go public. >>> the stocks seemingly slugging off global recession fears at least for now the dow surging 250 points at the high of the session. we ended up around 140 points. the s&p and nasdaq both climbing just about 1%. it was energy that was the real standout today it was the best

hillsborough leaders recently sued calling the home's most recent decorations like that barney rightl it a nuisance. but they're battling a solid legal team, including former san francisco supervisor angela alioto. >>> it's no secret many people in the bay area feel priced out. but a new silicon valley poll a whopping 44% of residents are considering moving away. 77% of those who said they plan to move in the next few years say it's because of housing costs. 51% cited traffic as a major factor as well. poor quality of life came in at 45%. taxes came in at 41%. a silicon valley leadership group conducts this poll every year. >>> it's officially spring but the slopes in tahoe look like a winter wonderland. look at the little ones out there, this is video from sugar bowl. they got nine inches of new snow sunday morning. all the rain in the bay area led to the snow in the sierra, as you well know. they already had plenty. a lot of folks came out to enjoy a quick ski trip. looks good. we'll be skiing into july. >> i know, more rain in our area. you say it was slow moving. will it linger a

. >>> barney's is expanding the merchandise with a weed department. itth slag the flagship store in hollywood is offering bongs pipes and lighters in. they partnered with a cannabis company for the launch. >> legalization is a-year-old and that's opening up our eyes to what's there and what's missing in the market. what customers want. >> barney's says they plan to work with traditional design houses to create more cannabis product. >>> a common question what's healthier. hot coffee or cold brew or does it matter? a new study for the jefferson university in philadelphia says if you are drinking java for health reasons it's probably best that it's hot. researchers looked at the chemical differences between hot and cold brew light roast could haveos from five countries and hot coffee contains higher levels of antioxidents which helps fight deadly disease. if you prefer it cold or a coolbern, ice coffee and cold brew are the. >> same. cold brew is steeped in cold filtered watt he for hours and iced is made by combining ice cubes with a hot. >> cold brew

course of the debate the buck stop issue she knew was the premiums problem she know was that me showed barney a. crew this week have said that and not being shown audio there will be no hard border please prime minister. even knowing a see right on noble gentleman said earlier used to tying constructively together stopping mokhtar short i. was inviting the whip on duty to move their job makes me to this house to now i think you could use this house you know journey to the other and say oh my god you know i think the oh i deserve it the our eyes have it. right they have aids u.k.p. lawmakers have for the third time rejected prime minister to resign may's withdrawal agreement this was a vote on just spot of the agreement and it was rejected again by and these theresa may saying that we will have to agree to a now turnitin of way forward adding that any further extension needs clear that this now is going to have to paul brennan in and london for a spall promise to me talked about the process continuing on monday what happens on monday after the vote today. well on monday continues the process t

. —— mr barney a. the council will need to assess what is in the best interest of the eu.ithout a clear plan would add to the economic cost for our businesses, but can also incur political cost for the eu. it is for the british government and parliament to decide very quickly what the uk wants to do next. and what mr barnier make clear is that if the uk wants anything more than just that if the uk wants anything more thanjust a that if the uk wants anything more than just a short extension a longer one, they would have to be something new that would be happening to justify that, so the implication is a referendum, a new election, something changing the political equation in the uk but the french that they have been pretty tough at some hardline sounds coming out of paris say in extension can't be a way of deferring a difficult decision, the uk has to make choices and so there is a clear majority in parliament now for whatever strategy theresa may wants to pursue because the eu see this is the heart of the problem, no majority has been built and parliament come for any clea

barney. >> mr. chairman, i love the "lightning round." this is terrific. one of my experiences -- personal experiences i've had, whether it's working with a nonprofit or in a faith-based organization, is that people will serve when they are asked to serve. so my question to each of you here in this "lightning round" is, is there any reason why our nation should not ask of each individual not whether but how they will serve? and how might that work? i'll start with you, mr. chaboya. >> i think it's providing a wide array of opportunities to meet people wherever they are. so whether they're in high school or in college. whether they're entering the work force or whether they're, you know, very senior in the work force. so i think it's making sure that there is a variety of opportunities so people can do it within the context of their workplace, they can take a year off to do it. they can do it in different settings. so i think it's that kind of menu of opportunities that need to be out there. >> and i don't think there's anything wrong at all with us asking

put together citigroup, smith barney, brokerage, big citibank, biggest bank in the world, huge company big falling out with jamie dimon. jamie is like third in command, second-in-command. leaves with a whole team, slew of executives. that is one of the reasons why citigroup escaped blowing up by the skin of its teeth. you need a management team. one of the problems that elon musk has, so many people leave. he is hard to work with, you come out with messages misleading to the market. they're not thought through. i think that is one of the problems with keeping him as ceo. long term for investors. listen, maybe it is good that tesla, you get rid of him. the stock gets cut in half, which might happen, by the way. he could stay as creative director. real ceo comes in with a real team and leverages his management that would be, excuse me his knowledge. connell: his expertise. >> his expertise. connell: he is an gear. >> engineer. leverage is what he is good at. clearly management is not it. again i don't think that will happen. i think they will do a half measure thing. who knows what happe

we end with news creating a buzz in our newsroom, the beverly hills outpost of barney's opening a storere is opening a department called the " hig -- the "high end." that is the bloomberg business flash. taylor, anna? thank you very much. rates are on the rise in norway. -- one bank hiked. us for more on this is the governor of the bank. thank you for joining us, governor. you hiked rates today. to have been seems more hawkish than the markets have anticipated. why did you want to be more hawkish than the market has expected? >> we don't use the term hawkish, but you are right in saying we first increase to the policy rates. that was expected, but then we ,tabilized a slightly faster further increase in the policy rate during the following year. the path forhand, the interest rates is lower going further into our periods. internationally, especially in ,urope, we see lower growth uncertainties of different kinds, but for the norwegian underlinesformation growth in the norwegian economy being stronger than we foresaw. growing, the wage growth is coming up, and so forth. there is no longe

tomorrow we have the ceo of barney's which just opened a high-ending pot shop in beverly hills. 10:00t ceo on why they're doing that. it's a pretty interesting move other department stores are not. >> we look forward to that but we are out of time for today's show that does it for "closing bell." >> "fast money" begins right now. >>> "fast money" does start right now. as always live from the nasdaq market site in times square, i am brian sullivan in for melissa lee. it is what steve grasso is calling the most important chart in the market right now. how's that for a tease grasso will reveal what that is. >>> plus, the ipo frenzy beginning to heat up lyft set to make its trading debut on friday. former home depot ceo bob nardelli says now is the

barney. >> thank you, mr. chairman. on this issue of universal service, as we've traveled around the country what we've heard from americans is that we as americans, we don't like to be told what to do. we value freedom. and yet, as we look at the current service situation here, especially some of the information in your testimony, dr. graham, about the trends that do not suggest that being freedom-loving americans are actually bringing more people into service, we have a national problem and we're looking to establish a nation where people are inspired and eager to serve. so when i saw your testimony, mr. chabolla, one of the things that you described for the jesuit roll ti jesu jesuit volunteers is how they bring their values and sense of humility into service. so aside from the incentive part of this, i wonder if you, each of you could touch briefly on the idea of how do we instill at a very young age perhaps in americans this kind of passion that allows them to overcome some of the other challenge? i start with you,

brexiteers, ruling out a referendum so brexiteers, ruling out a referendum so there has been a big barneyveryone is looking out of the hilary benn and edmund. if that goes through, it would allow mps next wednesday to try and debate brexit in order to have so—called indicative votes. that means mps will get the chance to look at all the different options, boot on them to finally decide what they might actually be in favour of, rather than what they are against. the government are saying, after the european council, we would offer you two weeks to do that. but i think there is not enough trust there. i think that hilary benn amendment has a pretty good chance of getting through. how long to get that would the extension be? it depends on watch one, the short one, without the european elections. the longer extension is completely unknown, they are not saying because they don't know what they are extending out from. they are saying what is the point of extending for no reason? it is still the point about parliament eventually has to make a decision about what it wants. i think they are trying