i had to work. >> and michael roach? it up nightclubs in new york city, reportedly donning an armani suit while dancing to house music at cielo, one of the new york's hottest clubs. a "the new york post" article documented the night out, linking roach with two women. >> i mean, he was obviously upset. >> i'll show you going to a disco in new york. >> yes. >> what did you worry would happen? >> to my brother? >> yes or as a result of this love triangle or whatever it was? >> i don't think i let myself go there with my mind. when that guy doesn't get his way, it is not good for anyone. >> out in the desert, meanwhile, here at the base of geronimo's mountain, preparations were nearing completion for a second silent retreat. this time, three dozen devotees, both men and women, would take part. >> see you inside, bud. >> but geshe roach was not joining them.3 f1 instead, ian, the longtime faithful servant and acolite, prepared to spend a very long time isolated and in silence with a spouse he was taught to believe was his teac

michael lewis, that the u.s. stock market is rigged? send us a tweet. good morning. host for the hour, stephen roach, professor from yale university.aking news just coming in the last couple of minutes. johnson & johnson accepting a $4 billion offer from carlisle, accepting a $4 billion offer. in there they trading premarket? >> only 600 shares, the minimus, up a little bit. roll is nice to see them that out carlisle. >> especially towards the middle of the year. stephen roach is with us. he got off the plane last night and made it straight to set. >> i would do anything for you, tom. >> talk about what you saw there. all of the spheres, discussions of a hard landing for china. is that what you saw when you were there russian mark >> not at all. in the west we are one-dimensional in the way that we look at china. china is fixated on reform. that is objective number one. and it is a big deal. >> defined the reform. >> reform is basically changing the growth model from 30 years of a producer focused on manufacturing and exports to now focusing on services and internal private consumption and letting the markets play a more "decisive