let's go to john sylvia, wells fargo chief economist.o see you. >> good to see you, susan. >> they're not going to do anything today or this week, but possibly in the next several months? >> i think you got it right. a trajectory of the federal funds rate that is going to set the tone for the marketplace. will the fed adjust downward again. its trajectory over the next year or two or will it leave it alone? at this point, yeah, it's probably 50/50 because it may be too early for the fed to play their hand. but my suspicion is, going forwards, over the rest of this year, they will lower the projected funds rate. the trajectory is too aggressive, given the inflation numbers that we see. >> john, we're just looking at the u.s. yield, of course, a ten-year tickup, close to 2%. yields have been rising over the last few weeks. is that not down through expectations of a possible rate hike this week or soon after? >> yeah, i think it does signal that there will be rate hikes but once again, 2% treasuries this year, 2.25, whatever, is going to be

sylvia, thank you so much. let's go upstairs for the flowers. >> i see you john corbett and raise you a nia. good morning, ladies. >> good morning. >> remember when it came to the set, you had your whole family there. they're in the movie, as well, right? >> they are. they can't wait. the movie opens one week from today, savannah. very excited. then this event of the wedding. we have to pick the flowers. >> nia was a florist. >> tell me about this. >> these are gorgeous orrchids. kings and queens use this flower to get married. >> the sparkle is on the thing you're holding and inside. >> little bit of bling goes a long way. >> can i hand this to you so you can see how it feels? it is as big as a baby. when you're walking down the aisle -- and you could carry it like a baby over your shoulder. >> burp it and put it down. high-five everybody. >> the next idea, we're calling this -- >> johnny! where are the glasses? >> nostalgic. >> tell me about this. >> you'll see the bride's grandmother's lace dress worked into the bouquet. this is an older flower that's survived the test of time, a retro bu

john jarvis. >> good afternoon. it's a great honor to be here with you at this incredible to celebratecheon the contribution of african-americans to the memory of the united states of america. gardner, sylvia cyrus. in two, the national park service are celebrating our centennial. year centennial theme is hallowed ground. this year's theme is directly connected to the national parks it prompts us to reflect on the legacy of national -- african-americans. when i became the director in 2009 i made it a priority of the national heart service to use our parks to create civic dialogue to reawaken history and create new memories. we are encouraging all americans to find your parks. find that hallowed ground that resonates with you. those hallowed grounds can include national parks such as carter g woodson and washington, d.c.. [applause] in could find your park selma to montgomery national historic trail. or the frederick douglass toward little rock central high or george washington carver. for tuskegee airmen. parkswe love our existing that detail the african-american experience we realized that if african-americans went out looking they might not find their parks because they are missing impor