peter weinzierl joining us.hank you to you as well. " coming up at the top of the hour. >> good morning. dr. carney delivered and we have to cross examined as the bank of england. steadfast about interest rates. what happens next? a novembere say is rate hike for the u.k. a real possibility? we'll wait and watch and hear what he has to say. we'll take it live as the testimony is delivered. we will get what we expect to hear from the governor and his assessment of the market. we are going to be talking about generation y. how do you employ an age group -- to stays to have at the company for less than five years? and not as motivated by previous generations by money. that is what we will ask. research coming out. how the technology story is changing the employment landscape. interesting conversation. a big macro event. mark carney's testimony. >> thank you. guy will be back at the top of the hour. mark carney get a chance to explain his timeline for a rate hike. his testimony is coming up after the break. ♪ >> wel

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