narrator: find free adult education classes near you at finishyourdiploma.org maria: what does the datayou about the environment right now as it relates into the rates and inflation? wage growth up 2.9% year after year, unnerved markets. kno you wanted to see volatility. that's a great thingor your busine but what should we be thinking about inflation and wage pressure, the tight labor market and higher interest rates and their impact on the stock market? howard lutnick: we have to remember the headline unemployment rate is not a true full unemployment rate. it's people look. if someone was unemployed and chose not to look, they come off that list. but they say i'm hearing all this stuff on maria's show, maybe i should go back out there. and there is lots of employment still left in america to grow without having employment-related inflation. i don't buy that. i think you will get particulars of it back and forth and you will see interest rates rise. this was a spring that was crushed too low. a 1% under rate gets the feds to first base. a half a%, what are they going to do, make it a q

narrator: find free adult education classes near you at finishyourdiploma.org maria: we have a lightningmic indicators to watch. the manufacturing pmi out next week. existing home sales, the federal reserve minutes from the last meeting all on the docket in the week ahead. major companies reporting earnings in the week ahead. big market movers. we'll get a window to see how the consumers are doing. other names to put on your radar, dish, pandora, toll brothers. we are back next friday night. please join us with another special guest. and i'll see you sunday on the fox news channel. i sit down with jeff sessions, my special guest on sunday morning on fox news. do you expect to get a deal done on daca before the march 15 deadline, sir? >> i don't know. the people who say they wanted to fix that, president trump has been very generous with his legislation. maria: i will see you again next time. have a good wee >> i'm bob massi. for 35 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas, ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. but it wasn't just vegas that was hit hard. lives we