pepper, molson coors, and after the bell, from aig. all the focus on janet yellen today. feel like there's a potential room for her to surprise a little bit. everyone is really expecting now the market is content on two hikes, not three, not one in march. perhaps she could surprise a bit by hinting vaguely towards that. you know how they like to keep options open. at the moment, the markets are not expecting march. there's only four meetings throughout the rest of the year with press conferences. if they did want to hike three times as opposed to two, march needs to be an option. clearly the consensus is we'll get twhree, not two, and march s the first one. >> as you say, the fed will be front and center. dallas fed president, robert kaplan says the fed should raise rates shoon soon. kaplan says leaving rates low for too long can create distortions in hiring and penalize savers. we'll see if that commentary has an effect on janet yellen. >>> shinzo abe making comments about his visit with president trump. he told parliament that when he was alone with trump, he told the p