mostly concentrated in downtown chicago and minneapolis and whatever the test markets are. personally i don't hear a lot of people complaining about the speed other phone now. it will be interesting to see. >> what about coverage in particular? is that included too? >> that is a bigger complaint, the drop out. that is not necessarily going to change that. >> count me out in that regard. thank you, pam.

later on, minneapolis federal reserve president and ceo neel kashkari will be here as well. big story for the market this is week was the inverted yield curve when short-term interest rates are higher than long-term interest rates. a couple of reasons why. the ten-year yield broke 2.4% this week. concern about global growth as well as trump's nominee for the federal board, steven moore, saying the fed should cut interest rates immediately. he thinks the fed should cut rates saying that the fed is sucking the oxygen out of the economy, and it's created an economically debilitating deflation, deflation shrinks the economy. the fed should reverse its disastrous rate hikes, writes steve moore. joining me now, rick reider: great to see you. >> thanks, maria. maria: i was trying to really make the case and explain to our audience how significant your portfolio is at 2 trillion in a firm that has almost clash 6 trillion in -- $6 trillion in assets under management. you watch this stuff really closely and come up with recommendations. what was your opinion of what steve moore said?

this is what we're dealing with right jnow,t 6 degrees in minneapolis. we do the windchill in many spots. eels like 4 below on your body minneapolis. 16 in cincinnati. not getting muc better. and by the time we get to friy, temperatures rebound just a bit. better eachlittle day. frigid highs throughout the rest of today. here's a closer look at your day ahead. all right. that cool air stretches down to the south. temperatures in the 50s in many spots in texas, louisiana,ab a. it's the northern plains that will see the blunt of this c weather. temperatures around 11 degrees in parts of the northern plains. factor in the winds, it's colder than that. winter is still withs. 14 days until spring. >> and daylightavings time. that's going to help. >>> itoday's quick hits, general motors is ending production at a plant in ohio today. >>> say cheese. israel's first lunar landing took its first selfie of the earth. they will become thert f country to pull off a moon landing. >>> and buzzfeez is putting out a print edition for just one day, but only in new york. p

minneapolis just 15 degrees. lat's a air is going to stay in place for many of us throughout the week, temperatures just in the 30s in the northeast. don't put away those coats quite yet. do you have vacation plans? >> i would like to go somewhere nice and warm and tropical. that's not the case. all right, thank you. >>> now to a tropical destination, you've got mother nature putting on a dazzling fireworks display as this volcano lit up the night sky over mexico this weekend. it unleashed a powerful explosion in a single spectacular flash. the force of the blast sent gases, ash, and debris high into the air and down the mountainside. at nearly 18,000 feet it's the second-highest mountain in mexico and the fifth-highest in north america. >>> next, dragons and angels balling it out at the box office. >>> will the buck start here? dollar stores and the rising concern. ♪ ♪ ♪ walgreens... battle beautifully are confusing quilted northern are confusing quilted northernf. for a bouncy castle. they're both durable, flex

minneapolis just 15 degrees. that's a look at the bth w story of the day. here's a closer look at your day ahead. all right, it's all about the cold ai we had the snow, the severe weather overnight, also into thismorning. shivering, looking at temperatures well below normal for this time of year and cold air is going to stay in place for many of us throughout t week, temperatures just in the 30s in the northeast. don'tawut those coats quite yet. do you have vacation plans? >> i would likeo to somewhere nice and warm and tropical. that's not the case. all right, thank u. >>> now to a tropical destination, you've got mother nature putting on a dazzling fireworks dilay as this volcano lit up the night sky over mexicoenhis we it unleashed a powerful explosion in a single spectacular flash. the force of the blast sent gases, ash, and debris high into the air and down the mountainside. at nearly 18,000 feet it's the second-highest mountn mexico and the fifth-highest in north america. >>> next,nd drago angels balling it out at the box office. >>> will the buck sta

in a place like minneapolis, not entirely, but in a place like minneapolis where there is a large dakotas community, you see the dakotas coming out and saying this is unacceptable, but in colorado it takes the national park service to get in the process for northern cheyenne's to come back from northern cheyenne country and say we would like to be involved in this process of re- memorializing or reinterpreting the civil war memorial on the state capitol steps. >> okay. the denver urban indian community is significant and there is no fatalistic reason to say that that will ever rise to the visibility of the people in minneapolis. the native people in indianapolis. i think that is underestimating the urban indian community and lots of locales. >> but the denver urban indian community is made up of many nations and each of them are members of sovereign nations, so i think it gets a little more complicated. whereas for reasons that i think are incredibly complex, the african-american community in the south understands that they have a shared history of oppression in the form of slavery, parti

we're not there yet. 14 in minneapolis.ight now. 27 in chicago, 44 here in new york city. we do have this frontal boundary draped across the mississippi river valley, parts of the mid-atlantic. along the boundary, that's where we'll see heavier rainfall this week. across the west, we could be dealing with more snow across the southern rockies and parts of the desert southwest. we'll watch this over the next couple days. there's the future radar, heavy rainfall across the central u.s., could see snow over the southwest around the rockies but otherwise, you know, it's kind of a spring-like forecast. we're into that sort of transition phase where we see some winter, sometimes spring, and there's your map heading into monday. so still a lot of snow across the west. jillian: it means the end is near, right. rob: 14 in minneapolis, that's light jacket weather for them. they're not booing and 14. it's like april, may. >> do you know folks in minneapolis? rob: pete's from there. i know pete. >> you could ask him. he probably wears

in 2013 and 14 they left minneapolis to fight for syria.s had totally co-opted their strategy and a method of recruitment, and i am happy to report now that as a result of community taking responsibility, becoming business owners, educators, politicians, athletes, that pipeline to turkey and to syria has pretty much been turned off. however, when i talked to them they say you don't understand. you are so focused on the sole jihadist threat. what about the people who are victimizing us? we do have a threat to our national security. the same threat they haven't great britain and france and germany, and it's their own homegrown individuals who are there already, not coming across the border, not flying in, not being trained abroad who are going operational. the adl tracks hate crimes. it stuck at the largest number it's had since they tracked it since the '70s. we have a real definitional problem internationally and domestically. internationally, and we talk about this when i'm teaching, we can't agree on what terrorism means in terms of a def

let's look at temperatures for today in minneapolis, 9 below zero. the windchill, you factor in the winds, that's what it feels like on your body. .t's going to feel like 22 beloe wichita 8 degrees. dallas 25. that's going to be a tough day there. louisville, we are looking at 25. so we're looking at cold weather, snow and sleet, and luckily we're looking at that severe weather out of the south now. >> wow, what a start to march. all right mark she will, thank you. >>> house democrats are getting ready to ramp up their investigations into president trump this week. but there is some good news for the commander in chief this morning. nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows his approval rating at 46%. that's up 3 points from january. still the president is facing fallout over his failed summit with the north korean leader. nbc's geoff bennett has more. >> reporter: the president' adv defending the dramatic collapse of mr. trump's second summit with kim jong-un. >> i don't consider the summit a failure, i consider it a success. >> reporter: john bolto

look at minneapolis.y day since thanksgiving weekend just about a week ago where temps were warm enough to support just rain and not snow. just like that, we climb up top almost 60 by this first weekend of spring. a very dramatic warming trend in the forecast. >> minneapolis, hearty folk will probably enjoy that a lot. >> absolutely. >> as always, thanks. >>> next here, athletes fighting racism. see how a football club in germany senior attacking the problem of anti-semitism in the sport. pardon the interruption but this is big! now with t-mobile get the samsung galaxy s10e included with unlimited data for just $40 a month. ♪ she's doing it again. no cover up spray here... it's the irresistibly fresh scent of febreze air effects. cheaper aerosols can cover up odors, burying the smell in a flowery fog. switch to febreze air effects! febreze eliminates even the toughest odors from the air. and it uses an all-natural propellant to leave behind a pleasant scent you'll love. use anywhere odors can spread. fres

that brings heavy snow to the northern plains. 6 to 10 inches west of minneapolis. a round of strong thunderstorms. severe weather expected tomorrow afternoon. little rock to memphis. potentially lasted overnight into sunday. heavy rain chicago into new york. starting as snow and turning into rain. tom? >> rob, you'll be tracking the weather through the weekend. thank you. with that new tornado threat looming president trump and the first lady visited lee county alabama today seeing the firsthand damage from the ef 4 tornado that killed 22 people this week. at providence baptist church the president signing bibles. outside stopping by a memorial with 23 white crosses. on the way to alabama president trump weighed in on his former campaign chairman paul manafort and on michael cohen's claim about a pardon. here's abc's senior national correspondent terry moran. >> reporter: president trump today ripped into his former lawyer and fixer michael cohen for declaring, under oath, that he never sought a pardon. >> michael cohen lied about the pardon. it was a stone-cold li

san francisco doing the same, new york city, minneapolis as well and just a few moments ago the u.s. ambassador to new zealand put out a statement saying he is heartbroken over the events in christchurch today and that the u.s. stands with new zealand. >> so many developments in new zealand and here at home. we'll be watching this all morning and will have another update later this morning. stephanie ramos in washington, thank you. >> a few moments ago we spoke with steve gomez, a former fbi counterterrorism official.e attack is unheard of in new zealand, authorities in the region are prepared. >> i personally have attended a leadership in counterterrorism conference where there were a number of new zealanders and australians, and they do this every year so they have the kind of capability and understanding of terrorism and counterterrorism operations so that's a very good thing and they're going to be working hand in hand, the new zealanders with the australians with other government agencies from other countries to ensure that the intelligence is flowing to new zealanders who will

and we've got flood watches that have been expanded into minneapolis. but a severe weather threat that's to start tomorrow, then the low gets cranking on wednesday during the day. that's when blizzard conditions may ensue in eastern colorado, 50 to 60-mile-an-hour winds with the snow blowing sideways. 6 to 12 inches of snow. but heavy rain over snow pack in places like minneapolis, back through des moines, that's where we think we'll see some flooding. eastern half of the country, quiet, at least for now. but that changes on friday. david? >> all right, rob. it's going to affect the whole country as the week wears on. thank you. >>> next tonight, to a parents' horror. it's that time of year, spring break is now here, and tonight, we've already learned of a college student plunging from the seventh floor balcony of his hotel in cancun. what his girlfriend and what witnesses are now reporting tonight. and here's abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, mexican authorities investigating after a michigan college student plunged to his death from a sevent

front we're only getting into the low single digits today where chicago at four up here towards minneapolisat five the reason being is the jet stream is really diving down right now giving us those wintertime feel of temperatures in the morning it is going to be really really cold particular when you see the windchill minus for chicago minus five in minneapolis minus seven in parts of winnipeg tamara's not much better we're going to be seeing those terms of still in the single digits all the way out here towards the east and then again a nother very very cold night where we are going to be seeing freeze warnings in effect for many parts of the south. kevin thank you very much for that plenty more ahead on this al-jazeera news hour including a backlash in brazil dating back fifty five years how the president's crimes are having the opposite effect to what he intends us oh it's how social media is creating a revival in all sorts of various areas in london and one of the most famous coaches in football fields speculation over a big name signing to his club that's coming up in sports with the.

minneapolis only 8 degrees january to february versus an early march temperature.o the pattern very cold across the upper midwest. >> so we'll enjoy another day home with the kids out east. >>> the senate appears to have enough votes to block the national emergency. rand paul says he plans to vote for the democratic resolution. he says he shares the view that we need better border security but does not support the use of emergency powers. >> in an op-ed, he writes every republican i know decried president obama's use of executive pours to legislate. the only way to be an honest office hold every is to stand up for the same principles. three others are also planning to vote to block the emergency declaration. >> not clear gasoliwhen the sen plans to vote. it has to happen in the next two weeks. they would need two thirds majority in both chambers, and that is are considered highly unlikely. >>> committee chairman jerry nadler expected to formally request documents today from more than 60 individuals. >> from the white house to the department of justice, donald trump

hello minneapolis. steph curry scored 22 points in the third quarter alone.utes later, andrew bogut, welcome back to the team. nice pass to the slashing klay warriors have a huge lead right now against the timber wolves. 101-81 in the fourth quarter. >>> here's a question, kind of a silly question. how would you like to make $3 million a month years? seen sign me up. >> that would be a lot of month. mike trout just got it. he's been called a modern-day willie mays. and he agreed to the largest contract in pro sports history by signing a 12-year deal worth $430 million to stay with them. >> i'll pay the taxes. >>> can st. mary's go to defending the champs? the 11th seeded gales open up. >> they beat michigan to win it all last year. the ncaa championship in two years. they're coming off a big east tournament title. st. mary's, moraga coming off gonzaga. so can history repeat itself? in 2010, st. mary's was a ten seed and upset then second-seeded villanova. they appear to be peaking at the right time. >> this team makes some noise in the tournament? >> absolute

the a's lose, 6-2. >> the warriors in minneapolis.h just seconds to go, kevin durant throws up a three. he is fouled. refs say he was fouled before the shot and it doesn't count. steph curry from the corner, throws it up. that goes in. warriors tie it with half a second to go. and durant is called for a foul on the inbound pass. karl-anthony towns hits a foul shot. warriors lose, 131-130. not a great night for bay area sports. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." >>> coming up, renters versus landlords. we investigate the tactics used to kick out tenants. >>> and don't forget your sunscreen today. you will need it with all the sunshine we'll be enjoying this weekend. 45 degrees in san jose. i'm tracking 60s and 70s on the map and a look ahead at the work week. stay with us. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, en

sure that when damon came out he spent the first five or six weeks living with my wife and me in minneapolis and went to work doing mail delivery in our office. we helped him deal with getting back on the grid he had no driver's license he had no idea other than the one from death row. group of people. like myself. and i became absolutely convinced beings innocent them for about four hours of work on the case. if you read the autopsy report and you knew right away that what damon confessed to was completely false. became a suspect i was. not a news conference this afternoon sheriff harry lee. is that the. earth because. he was helping chris search for her when she turned. and she wasn't there. because. i was looking for for thirty six hours. just lay down and go to sleep. and they wanted to ask questions about crystal. at first i thought it was just a. relationship. or. a. jefferson parish. and. you. use. the technique it's designed to elicit a confession. all in a way. that oh. well they're there. to manipulate you. and i was told i failed my witnesses one for me he explained in detail exec

golden state in minneapolis on the back end of back-to-back. warriors dug themselves in a 13 point hole. thompson fouled. gets the three. thompson had 21 points. 39assists for the warriors, they smoked the ball with green, the last player to touch it off the pass. by halftime the warriors are up by 12. check out this assist. durant had 17. you curry had a spurt where you feel he could hit from anywhere on the court. he was eight of 14 from 3-point range. looney provides cover. a nice night off the that got the guys on the bench excited. the warriors bounce back for a win. they move back in front of denver by a halve game. >>> he holds a specific distinction. the highest paid athlete in mike trout. set to play the final year of his contract a 12 year extension. he's the best player in the game. he's been an all-star in all seven of his seasons. he has a record contract. $432million over 12 years. aver$36 million bryce harper got from the phillies. >>> two of the first 4 games were played tonight. the field of 68 has been trimmed to 66. belmont u

so 7 degrees right now in minneapolis. you factor in the wind. lot of spots with windy conditions. 16 in cincinnati, 14 in st. louis. atlanta just 28 degrees. their typical high for today, 61. as we go throughout thursday, staying in place, 13 in chicago to start out their morning. wind chill, columbus 16, nashville 24, charlotte, 28 degrees. here's the good news, we will rebound slowly, our highs are not going very far this afternoon. you need to keep that winter gear on, below, it is typical this time of year, so many spots below average, except for albuquerque. maybe we need to get a flight there. everywhere east of the rockies, we are chilly. we will remain chilly at least until friday. i want to gave sneak peek towards the weekend. we are at least getting normal in some spots, individual, this time of year is 51. we are getting there, 14 more days until spring. >> slowly but surely. >> the shorter the better. >>> still ahead, r. kelly meltdown. the singer gives an angry emotional interview since being charged with sexual abuse. we will play

especially in places like minneapolis. and lincoln at 74 today. should be 57.hicago, 57 this afternoon, where 51 is considered normal. and we're going to compare this to last week where we had a significant swath of flooded areas that were the concern around the midwest. and a pretty good drop in the area of coverage there in the past couple of days so, certainly seeing improving conditions as it relates to flooding across that region. but the warmth continues to build at least thursday through friday. and then we get another shot of wintry air saturday and sunday. in fact, look at minneapolis, 68 down to only 40 for the afternoon high saturday afternoon. while in places like washington and new york, you're actually going to see your warmest days by saturday. in washington, 75, in new york, middle 60s. guys. >> pedram, thank you for that. if you're from the midwest there's one story and that story is flooding. that is it. and it's a story that's a slow evolving story over the next weeks and days. >> it's not just nebraska and iowa, 14 states. >>> all right. it'

maria: joining the conversation this morning, minneapolis federal reserve bank president, neil cash karithe moves we've seen in bonds. these are two important interviews coming up in terms of markets hand they tell us about a recession potentially. lyft priced their initial public offering last night at $72 a share, that values the company at more than $24 billion. this company is going to start trading today on the nasdaq. lyft setting the stage for rivals like uber reportedly looking to go public next month. joining us right now is chief revenue officer phil haslet. it's going to have you on the program. >> good to be here. maria: your reaction to what we're seeing this year in terms of all of these ipos, kicked off by levis last week and lyft today. >> we're pretty excited at equities end, that 2019 will be a banner year for ipos. we had a lull the last few years. we think a combination of low market volatility and a lot of these companies growing to be 10, 12, 13 years old are going to finally test the markets here. maria: is this a good thing for the markets. >> >> yeah, i think so.

when damon came out he spent the first five or six weeks living with my wife and me in minneapolis and went to work doing mail delivery in our office. we helped him deal with getting back on the grid he had no driver's license he had no idea other than the one from death row. group of people. i became absolutely convinced seems innocence four hours of work on the case. if you read the autopsy report and you knew right away that what damon has confessed to was completely false. not a news conference this afternoon. to have an alibi he was helping crystal harris search for her when she turned up friday night. when. she wasn't there it was because. i was looking for her thirty six hours. i just lay down and go to sleep and just try to knock on my door said they wanted to ask me questions about crystal. at first i thought it was just a routine thing. from your relationship like. earth. day when jefferson parish deputies made the discovery and it turned out the man they would accuse of already been. there in. the. news. indeed clichy use all the technique it's designed to elicit a confessio

i think minneapolis did the right process. they had a public process on what kind of densification they wanted. how many units on a lot. there were 800 pages of feedback that i used to read when i couldn't sleep. there was a lot of good feedback from residents, but it was a true public process they agreed upon and are moving forward with. this is a topdown approach. this is not that process. objective standards, let's take lot mergers. yes, no, you can't merge lots? is that objective? >> yes, that would be objective. >> commissioner richards: great. i'm going to talk to a few supervisors about that. >> commissioner hillis: on minneapolis, who i agree did the right thing. it was not wildly supported, especially those in rh-1 districts, there was a lot of pushback, even though there was community process, there is going to be a lot of pushback by up-zoning areas that are currently rh-1. this bill creates the type of units we don't see getting built here. we see the 50-unit condo buildings that everyone likes to refer to as luxur

the temp just above freezing into the deep cold has gone even from winnipeg modest six the next minneapolis minus three with snow on the ground of course masses of cloud in the sas on the even the champ tricked us down to thirteen l.a. you probably dry but the rain is not far away as you can see if anything it might return to southern california then across the higher ground give you a bit of snow up maybe as fun as utah certainly that's the hint here we've got another developing system with a flow of moisture running up the plains states as a recipe for violent weather so we'll watch that from tuesday on boards that destruct sas now into what is normally quiet weather and with the exception maybe of florida i think it will carry on been that way this obviously the prevailing breeze with imparting up clad against the coast of panama and costa rica for the last few days is a carry on doing the same so this coast of costa rica is a dumb one. africa's most populous nation of law just economy has a youth unemployment problem in a bid to control the internet of the future some sad kind of digita

louis park and its environs in minneapolis. it was an interesting community.f very little people, al franken, the cohen brothers, michael sand el and sherryno ne bahama. it -- nusbaum. she represents a small somali immigrant community that's come to our city since that and added their voice and their richness and their kilometer she was perfectly poised to be a bridge builder between muslims and jews, between arabs and israelis and rather than come to washington and be be a bridge builder, she has come to be a bridge zroimpltdestroyer. i hope she has learned. she could be a real bridge builder. it's natural. there are few people bo naturally have the constituency to be a bridge builder than she does. >> she is not. what tom freeman is saying she is not a victim in this story in this situation. she is more, i don't want to put word in your mouth this is my opinion. she is more cull pritd for the prep reprehensible stuff she has said and done in this regard. >> i go back to my point. do you want to make a point or a difference? do you want to be constructive or

park in this town outside minneapolis. >> the plan for these types of event, we rehears and exerciseor these types of events and now time to respond. >> reporter: as residents wait for the water to recede, new concerns about the extensive cleanup and water contamination are on many people's minds. marian rafferty, fox news. >>> more than two feet of snow may fall into the sierra tonight and tomorrow. cal tran will be fully staffed and they won't have to do with as much problem because they won't be the weekend crowd. >> the initial snow levels will be about 5000 feet before it drops to around 4000 feet. >> all right. >> resorts are happy. >> i know they are. that's going to extend the season quite a while. >> it's about time they have quite a good year, don't you think? >> yes. >> nice economy, nice summer as well. >> right. >> gilroy at san jose looking good. no major issues, traffic continuing to look very nice with traffic moving along well into san jose and no problems getting into the west valley. you can see traffic is looking good getting up to the area. if you are driving on

durant delivering pizzas to two young fans at the hotel the warriors were staying in minneapolis monday night. kd met the boys' father in the elevator and decided to surprise >>em. o kidding. >>> coming up today on the bay, carrie has a look at the forecast. >> we better get outside and enjoy it today. we're in between the storms enjoying some dry weather. los gatos heading into the upper 50s later today. >>> looking at dublin, we have westbound traffic. we'll tell you what those folks won't meet up with coming up. for 50 years, cracker barrel has been making folks feel right at home, with meals like homestyle country fried steak, grandma's sampler, and our signature chicken n' dumplins. so, come on home to what you love. come on home to cracker barrel. so, come on home to what you love. wihefty! hefty! hefty!n. hey ladies... buy hefty® ultra strong™ at a low price. dada! i wish... get hefty® ultra strong™ costs less than glad® forceflex where sold head to head. i'm an ice cruncher. so i was excited about all-new colgate total. it has sensitivity relief, so i don't have to give up doing

the warriors in minneapolis taking on the andrew bogut with the the pass dish.y, that third quarter belonged to steph. a nice win to end the road trip. 117-107. this is not your typical baseball opening day. it is happening at 2:30 a.m. as in three hours from now. the a's are overseas. way overseas, in tokyo. plenty of a's fans making the road trip. this is from chris and tara who will be there tonight. dave is posting this picture with fans on twitter. a lot of a's fans. two games will be played in tokyo. 2:30 a.m. are you going to stay up for it? >> maybe. >> march madness had in san jose. jose. we'll show it to you ♪ [ camera shutter clicks ] the new galaxy s10 on xfinity mobile. the phone and network designed to do more. get $250 back on a new galaxy and save on the network with millions of wifi hotspots. say "get a galaxy" to learn more. ♪ ♪ with the chase mobile app, jason wu could pay practically anyone, at any bank, ♪ ♪ he could. or, he could make it even easier - and set up recurring payments to his neighbor. for cat sitting. (meow) whoa. you've groomed

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jonathan: joining me, colin robertson, jeffrey rosenberg, and from minneapolis, craig bishop.raig.to begin with you, the goldilocks thing, many people have become comfortable with. goldilocks is used a lot. and like to move on to something else. let's talk about a soft landing. the fact that the fed, we believe is done, the tightening cycle is over. and looking ahead, where we are right now is a period where it is similar to the late 1990's, the yield curve stayed flat for years, the fed held rates steady, and the curve did eventually infer in recession happened, but it was not an imminent event. goldilocks, i would like to say where in an environment were economic growth will remain slow but steady, not taken to a recession imminently, and the fed will stay on the sidelines permanently. jonathan: what do you think, jeff? >> i think it's remarkable how little the economy and the outlook for the economy between october in today has really changed. what has changed is the fed narrative. the fed caused the financial crisis tightening. october, beginning, far away from neutral the

jonathan: joining me, the fixed income head, a senior portfolio manager from blackrock, and from minneapolisaig bishop from u.s. fixed income strategies at rbc wealth management. let's start with craig, this goldilocks theme many people have become increasingly comfortable with. is it an argument that resonates with you? >> goldilocks is used a lot. i would like to maybe move on to something else. let's talk about a soft landing, the fact we believe the fed is done. the tightening cycle is over, and looking ahead, where we are now is a period similar to the late 1990's where the yield curve stayed flat for years. it did eventually invert and the recession happened. it was not an imminent event. rather than goldilocks, i would say we are in an environment where the economic growth is going to remain slow but steady. not tip into recession imminently, and the fed will stay on the sidelines permanently. jonathan: what do you think, jeff? jeff: it is remarkable how little the economy and the outlook for the economy between say, october and today has changed. what has changed is the fed's narrati

. >> the first number one seed to punch their ticket to minneapolis. >> virginia marching on to minneapolis in a classic overtime finish against purdue after virginia was just seconds away from losing the game. an improbable last-second floater keeping their hopes alive. >> for the tie! >> virginia's trip to final four especially sweet as it comes just a year after making a different kind of history, the first one seed ever to lose to a 16 seed. >> i was definitely flashing back to when i was on my knees last year. >> out west, a different number one seed wasn't so lucky. texas tech swatting gonzaga out of the tournament. the one-seeded gonzaga bulldogs plagued by a crucial mistake at the end of the game. this resulting in two free throws for moretti which ultimately sealed the game. it caps off a special week for moretti. his family who hasn't seen him in over a year flying all the way from bologna, italy, to surprise him at team practice earlier in the week. all right, some unfamiliar deep, in-depth analysis going on this side of the table. we should point out some unfamiliar faces in thi

second positive month in a row today option traders jumping in to buy ups pete joins us live from minneapolis. hey there, pete. >> hey, how are you, scott it's interesting to see -- i'm giving you guys a little bit of undertaker look going on today. >> are you on the under card tonight for wwe out in minneapolis? >> it's going to be a big one, too. it's going to be over at the target center. hear that, target? here's what i got for you guys ups, this is interesting, because it's been hovering around the level where it is right now. call it between 108, 111, 112, somewhere in there that's interesting because it looks like somebody thinks this is going to break out to the upside they are going out and buying the march, the last week in march, the march 29 is the date that they're going to expire calls. they're the 112 calls. stock was trading about 111, paying about 1.90. 6,600 of these that's a big trade that's a lot of commitment somebody think this is stock is ready to break out and start moving towards those highs that a lot of people were putting out there. when you look at the price targe

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