a lot of data coming out earnings kicking off let's bring in peter boockvar.icture for economic data supportive of the markets overall? could we continue higher >> we'll have to see whalt impai -- what the impact is of the tariffs. if you can calculate it as a percentage of gdp, it's easy to say it's small a lot of it is a psychological impact does it freeze investment decisions. yesterday we saw sharp drops in spending plans for capital spending and tech spending is that the first sign that companies are saying let me stop things and see how this plays out. we don't know the answer to that. >> president trump's meeting with vladimir putin, we are seeing push back and criticism from both sides of the aisle in the face of that, markets ended higher yesterday thanks to financials, better-than-expected earnings from bank of america. does that story continue or do we see an escalation in rhetoric around foreign policy and the decisions made by washington how can that impact market sentiment? >> i think geopolitics always has a fleeting impact on markets. maybe for

peter boockvar, thank you very much >>> all right.oday's top corporate story, shares of chipotle are tumbling after reports of customers once again getting sick at one of its restaurants. this time in ohio. jackie has more on that story. >> that's right. chipotle closing down one of its restaurants in a suburb of columbus, ohio at least two customers posted on the food safety website i was pois poisoned.com that they experienced nausea, vomiting and fever after eating there in a statement a chipotle spokesperson said we acted quickly and closed this single restaurant out of an abundance of caution business insider reporting during an inspection last week that the local health department found the restaurant was not storing lettuce and beans at the proper temperatures. food safety is a top priority for brian niccol who took over in march a series of high-profile incidents in 2015 bruised the chain's reputation and stock price. last year they retrained kitchen crews after identifying a sick employee as the cause of a nur nu nurovirus ou

not tightening too much or too little peter boockvar also saying he doesn't think the fed can do it.ve, steve for more let's bring in tom fanning chair of the atlanta fed and chairman >> great to be here. >> you saw steve talk about 3.7 rate hikes, right? which is probability for four. >> i could have rounded up if the fraction confused you no >> the president has made it clear he's uncomfortable with four rate hikes. what do you think of you sitting on the board of the federal reserve, what do you think about it when historically the president is not supposed to comment? >> i think this administration has been great for business in terms of tax reductions and in terms of rollback in regulation. generally speaking, i would ignore commentary around the fed. the fed does a great job jay powell is a fabulous guy leisman and i were talking before we came on the set this morning. i couldn't agree more with what he says. the real issue here, when i think about the fed and what they do with interest rates, it's almost like dividend policy don't get so excited about the here and now and what