well sooners are not big gots. real sooners are not raysists.eal sooners believe in equal opportunity. real sooners treat each other with respect. real sooners love each other and care for each other like a member -- members of a common family. >> absolutely disrespectful and disgusted he by what he's seen. he's shut the fraternity down. the sae fa ternty has pulled its charter for at least four years. it's a possibility it may come back. i don't think anybody is talking about that right now. african american fraternities and groups, a group called unheard there at the university that is shepherding all of the african american groups on the university and being the single voice for this. they're not shocked because they say they've seen this happen in other places. >> my guess is that the person who is videoing this doesn't like it otherwise the video would be held up high. but we do see some people. do we know if they've been pinpointed? have they been expelled? brought auto light? >> the fa ternty itself looked into it and figured out who the

the sooners have already been affected by the racial video. de'lance spoke out. >> i wouldn't want my son or child to go to a school like that or my brothers. it was very disturbing to me. >> i had strong family history in racial issues and inequality. jean knows these are serious to us. when he brought me that video, the first thing i said is what do you want to do. >>> in the nba, chris bosh bassck on the bench. he will not play after the doctors found a blood clot in his lungs. >> i want to thank each and every one of you for all of the love and all of the support you have given me and my family. i truly am standing here because of you guys. although this is not the situation that i want to be in i'm happy to be right here where i belong with you all. >> great to see bosh doing well. >>> nfl free agency starts today at 4:00 eastern. suh will reportedly go to the dolphins and where frank goren ends up? who knows? we will find out later this afternoon. demarco murray is still up for grabs. >> darrelle revis. >> he might go back. >> something

sooner rather than later.say that congress has mandated that all commuter trains have this positive train control technology by the end of the year but just some stats for you, carol. there are 250,000 grade crossings in america and according to d.o.t. only half of those have automatic warning systems. only 1/3 of them have flashing lights and gates. so that's an issue, especially when you have vehicles that are crossing over. so they really want drivers to be alert and when you see those lights flashing they must stop. carol. >> good advice. rene marsh reporting live from washington. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," the isis flag comes down. iraqi victories pile up. got the latest for you on new fighting in iraq. ♪ building aircraft, the likes of which the world has never seen. this is what we do. ♪ that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. skied there before. i was lost and my kids could tell. i forgot a map. so i got out my phone. i have verizon. i don't. so i found us on the trail map and took

having the public informed sooner will help to get broader support. your talk about how to expedite that process. >> so the not to exceed rates and what has to happen in advance of it. the rate itself is known and well understood. when we presented to the rate fairness board last time. it was important to be able to describe to them for their consideration both the program design and the rates. sort of like what are we getting for that price. and so what you see in the schedule is meeting with stakeholders to discuss program design and policy guidelines, taking those program design guidelines and procurement reform issues to our commission and then taking it to the rate fairness board. so we will know as a staff that we've done some outreach within the community, we've informed, we have taken that into consideration, we've informed our commission as to what we recommend, we've taken that into consideration and then we bring it to the rate fairness board for them to consider as a package, the program design as well as the not to exceed rate. then we go

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the sooners were down one with six minutes to go.top. minute to go, daytona down four. the ball is stolen by darrell davis, but he saves the day with a block at the rim. sooners win 72-66. they'll play michigan state in the sweet 16. >>> how about golf? pga final round in bay hill one day after daniel berger made the first al about is to in tournament history, zach johnson had one of his own when his -- albatross in tournament history, zach johnson had one of his own when his ball made the hole. could henrik stenson match him way birdie of his own? no. winning at bay hill the second year in a row. >>> packed house nascar action auto club 400 in fontana. can anybody stop the dominance of kevin harvick? harvick pits under caution with two laps to go. he overruled his crew and took only two tires. on the restart brad keselowski jumps out in front of turn three, holds off kurt busch beaten at the line by guess what, kevin harvick and kevin harvick extends his streak of first or second now to eight races. i think he's in the chase. good t

i think that the sooner they move forward with the project, the sooner they will be housing and it's a critical demand, but i also want more information. i would rather have contemporaneous information rather than delayed information because delayed information is looking in hindsight rather than anticipating. that's where the mayor's office of housing comes in. i don't think there is any impediment to continue this reporting on what's going on. in other words we don't have to have a commission meeting to get memos from staff. >> just to add, overall we've all been working very very hard on this project , all of us for years now. i don't think that you there was a lot of hope in this project that went from the creation of housing to the redevelopment of that site to the creation of jobs and so on. we automobile -- all believe in that and we want to make sure that all the spirit and in tension in doing this project is happening, not in just the construction but all the pieces that go along with this project. the women owned businesses that are getting the opportunity. the local people

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. >> real sooners treat each other with respect. real sooners love each other and care for each other like members of a common family. >> reporter: hundreds of students marched against racism on campus monday. >> to see the video was eye opening, for sure. >> disgusting shame that anything like that is happening on our campus. >> reporter: some students say racism has been a problem on campus. >>> there are 15,000 current members of sigma alpha eps salon and 200,000 nationwide. >>> how this week's student rising above went from a struggling teenager to helping the homeless. >>> if you've got a consumer problem or just a question, call in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those egg

interest rates may go up sooner rather than later.d, dow jones, nasdaq down a percent, s&p 135%. -- 1.5%. right across the board, we have mixed projections. 1%.ce is up asia is taking its lead from the states. exporters with a loss. the miners are down. it is very much a us-led economic story. story, to our top china's exports have seen a massive boost, 48% last month. let's bring in our chief correspondent. i know a lot of this is seasonal distortions, but what is driving this? >> the strong u.s. economy. it is acting as a flareup support on two of asia's biggest economies -- it is acting like a pillar of support for two of asia's biggest economies. take a look at imports. that was the big shocker of all. sliding about to 20%. commodity prices, energy prices are falling. iron ore, oil, etc. aboutare talking developments about the future of the economy. but they did cut the growth target to 7%. what does this say about china's economy? >> we got the new growth target last week. china is a slowing economy. it is a transitioning economy

. >> we appreciate that set back time and concur obviously the sooner we can consider the investment is as well as headquarters so we would like to get it done sooner or later but we've not stated or promised a set time to get this done mainly because it takes time and people are interested in working with us how do we structure the partnership and appropriate contemplate the managers how do we strike the best deal with all considerations. >> i - >> superstition. >> the way we're looking at there needs to be a couple of solutions a long term not just a long term investment it is a long term occupancy. >> i want you to know you're not feeling pressure from me to try to get things done i understand that any investment takes time you have my support. >> any other comments. >> is this an action item. >> okay. we'll entertain another motion. >> i recommend we pursue this real estate co-investment. >> is there a second. >> any discussion. >> i'll open up for public comment open item 9 a thank you, commissioner. >> i'm in support of in motion whatever it is principally limited to a headquar

i think creativity and staff pursuing this should think creativity that's how we're going to get sooner rather than later. >> thank you. any other speakers. >> seeing none i'll close public comment. >> all in favor, say i. >> passes unanimously thank you item 10. >> item 10 the investment committee report a discussion item. >> commissioner paskin-jordan. >> should we accept it as summit okay open up for public comment on item 10 seeing none i'll close public comment call item 11. >> the chief financial officer report. >> our r j the board approved last most for one hundred and 25 million it closed we we got the application t p y or g we requested $100 million and we got it allocations subsequent to the board package going out a and the capital select which the board approved in january we requested from the gp $50 million we got $40 million that closed last friday any questions on the c i o. >> questions. >> commissioner melberger. >> yeah. i have a couple of comments amendment on r j capital on february 11th i was asked and the next one i was there and voted one more time on february 1

. >> reporter: no sooner had ashton carter finished his statement did the chairman launch into a grilling of a newspaper head line touting iran's prominent role in the tikrit offensive. >> they have trained equipment motivated thousands of people. there's a strong lily hood on tikrit and mosul, that you can have a disintegration of the country. >> absolutely i share your concern about the role of iran in iraq and the wider region. >> the pentagon has been forced to admit there's not much it can do as the invitation of the iraqi government provides air power, weapons and military advice to thousands, to take back sunni areas north of baghdad. >> the day before john mccain was outraged by the lead roll played by the iranians. >> the majority effort is undertaken by the shia militia. the same militia that we fought against, the same militia that according to estimates are manufactured the i.e.d.s resulting in the deaths of 1,000 americans. are you concerned at that - that iran is taking over the fight? >> reporter: while the u.s. wants i.s.i.l. out of tikrit. they are woreried that the shia

tumble as hiring surges and pressure ramps up on the federal reserve to possibly hike interest rates sooner rather than later. >>> a taste for apple. the most valuable company join the most prestigious stock market index. >>> meet the men who are findi a high-tech solution to an everyday problem and creating jobs in the process. all of that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for friday march 6th. >>> good evening, everyone and welcome. a surprise addition to the exclusive dow jones industrial. apple will soon join the blue chip index, but we begin tonight with the blowout february employment report and how stocks reacted to it. 295,000 jobs were created last month. many more than expected making it the 12th straight month in which at least 200,000 new jobs were added. the unemployment rate dipped to 5.5% a level not seen in nearly 7 years. sometimes what's good for main street isn't welcome news on wall street. many say the strong economic data could pressure the federal reserve to hike interest rates sooner than thought. that sent stocks tumbling and how. off 275 points to 17,85

the sooner you find it, the better we can treat it. if it goes unnoticed we have this kind of tragedy. >> but sometimes, like my mom just boom. there's no symptom apparently with lisa. sitting in the van talking and suddenly you just, something ruptures. >> because there's an outpocketing you don't know about. the tiny ones are about the size of the end of this pen. the big ones are like a quarter. the little ones can set there with no symptoms until it brss. you also can develop them from trauma. if you're in a car accident, you can get them. i'm not trying to scare anyone but this is the number one reason when people co-to my office wrrngs i have a headache. it's the worst headache of your life. >> i would tell you daughter if you have a family history and if there is a risk factor. if she's a smoker or has high blood pressure, get a cat scan. >> no matter your age? >> i would. >> if you have family history, i agree. >> and our thoughts and prayers are with her family and colleagues over at wabc tv. >> i'm sorry about your mom as wel

it will catch up with you sooner it will catch up with you sooner or later. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com>> even though hunters wear bright orange vests and hats, accidents still happen. the problem is trying to figure out which shootings are accidents and which are not. in colorado, investigators used forensic metallurgy, a piece of string and geology, to see whether one man's death was an accident or murder.

roosevelt new knew that sooner or later america would have to become involved in what called was a tie ran at- -- the fascist ideology and the set about the task of doing that. the problem was he had to bide his time because throughout the 30s, a whole succession of acts has been passed neutrality abilities by the congress the very same people who stopped wood dough wilson and it mend you couldn't supply arms to britain and france and the people opposing naziism. then later on they did amend it so you could sell arms but it was cash and carry. you have to collect it. we're not giving you the ships. that was treacherous with the u boats in the atlantic. there came a time when britain was buying a great deal of armaments. when after finally in november 1940, roosevelt was elected, then britain was supplied with -- well, at least half over the american production went to britain at that stage. then in 1940 by then, france had gone, greece was still there but only greece and britain of the whole of the allied coalition was left trying to counter naziism and we, the brits were saved by the

years but investors should expect the gains in the 2015 to come in toward the end of the year not sooner. the stock rose slightly to close at $154.47. >> simon group, according to "the wall street journal." no formal offers but a stake of about 3.5% in the company last year. shares of simon were down just $187.13. maycher reach. hopefully i pronounced that correctly. and biopharmaceuticals after reassuring news that it backed its injection for double chin reduction saying the benefits for the treatment outweigh the risks. shares soared 25% to $50. and after the bell gap reporting a surprise drop in sales. banana republic divisions saw declines. shares volatile after hours, one point, down more than 2% but before the close the stock was down about 1.5% to $41.43. >>> still ahead, the retirement mistake you don't want to make when planning for your g >>> if you're thinking of retiring young, you're not alone. new research from boston college's center for retirement research said the average age for women retiring the 62 and for men, it's 64. but is retiring too young harmful to your financ

it says real sooners are not racists. are selferself er verying ties with the sigma alpha epsilon. >> that highly offensive racist chant belted out by fraternity members is sending shivers through the university of oklahoma. prompting the obamacare football team the sooners, to march in solidarity, the moment taking precedence over practice. >> [ bleep ]. >> reporter: but outrage over the viral video elicited a more guttural response from the team's linebacker eric striker, lashing out in this emotional rebuttal on social media. >> [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. the same mother [ bleep ] talking about -- >> reporter: he spoke with cnn's don lemon monday night. >> we shouldn't tolerate that here. it was such a bad reflection on the people here. >> reporter: overnight the fraternity's national president issuing another apology writing, to those that were hurt and offended by these actions, especially the african-american community and our many african-american brothers, i apologize on behalf of our now closed chapter and its members

it was found african american males died 20 years sooner than any other group. women 18 years. barb raw garcia wanted to come up with a way across the both sides of the house to address it is h in a systematic way which is no small feat t. is dedecided the department would look at and focus on 4 main indicators that were seen as problematic. deaths due to card ovascular disease, high rates of death for alcoholism for african american men, higher rates of death for women due to breast cancer which is important in that we found african american women got breast cancer in smaller rates, but died in larger rates than the average population and sexual health among young african american women. [inaudible] first look at our own health and clean our house first before weopeten up to the general population. as roldened talked about she put toort a advicery committee called the think tank that looked at 75 people across dph and that group had full discussion around what they thought were the root causes for some of these horrible stats. when you have 75 people give you opinions you need

it will catch up with you sooner it will catch up with you sooner or later. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> even though hunters wear bright orange vests and hats, accidents still happen. the problem is trying to figure out which shootings are accidents and which are not. in colorado, investigators used forensic metallurgy, a piece of string and geology, to see whether one man's death was an accident or murder. >>> each year thousands of big game hunters flock to the uncompahgre national park in western colorado. >> elk, deer, bear, mountain lion up in that area, so it is kind of a pretty area, very remote. >> on the second day of hunting season in 1995, doug kyle was relaxing in his camp when he heard a woman screaming. she said she found her husband lying on the ground near their camp. he had been shot in the chest. >> go ahead, sir. >> a man has been shot and killed up here. >> today? >> yes. his wife is here. she's going crazy. >> i could tell that, you know, he was deceased and i looked at her and i told her, ma'am, i'm sorry, but he's gone. >> the victim was 48-year-old bruce dodso

the sooner the better. if you have a family history, you need to get checked. >> i was told it's not hereditary? is that true? >> it's not all hereditary and anyone who has a first-degree family member should be checked. and david will tell you about the risk factors but high blood pressure is certainly a problem with it. >> and is there any way, when you're dealing with these, to have any symptoms to know that it could be coming on. the fame writer wrote a book saying, i want to thank my brain for remembering me and he had surgery in arizona about that. >> he was one of the few lucky ones that had some symptoms, a headache. you may have a headache a week or two before it happens, nausea, or a stiff neck. most of the time it's no symptoms. but if you smoke or you're a drug user, high blood pressure, you need to get scanned. the best way is to look at the blood vessels but in the emergency room, we do a c.a.t. scan. certainly everyone with a family member ought to have an mri. >> dr. samadi, is there any way

." >> you should have gotten to that point a lot sooner. >> jon: i know. >> but you eventually did, andou with that. you have an announcement that you're leaving, but don't take your time. i'd leave by-- if not the end of this week, by next week. >> jon: okay, because i have a lot of stuff i have to pack. >> well, i'm just saying, look -- >> get out sooner rather than later. >> you're going to feel so much better. >> jon: i appreciate that. i appreciate that i personally feel like it's going to free me up to work with the people that-- other people i really want to work with-- >> you're not good at this. ( laughter ) you just don't know what you're doing. and-- and these people are, you know-- i don't know why they -- >> sometimes it's important for your friends. >> but it's been fascinating to watch. >> jon: i understand that. i understand. it's like "the kardashian show." you wonder you-- >> how is it happening? >> jon: how are they making money with this ( bleep ). no, i get it, but it takes your friends to come here and to say to your face, "you're no get good." >> i'm the only one

a solid drop weighs on global markets amid fears the fed could move sooner than expected.t down is underway for the apple watch event later today, and cnbc confirms gm is set to return billions to shareholders. we'll be back in a couple of minutes. >>> welcome back. opec secretary general said that the cartel should not cut output to subsidize higher cost shale. speak at the a conference he said the shale market was, quote, not a challenge for us. he added the market should decide which source of petroleum could survive at current oil prices. >>> u.s. crude dropped as low as 40ed barrel. global crude as a result would rise. a quick look at the oil price today. we have wti just below 59. it's at 58.93. brent at 58.93 wti at 49.4. both off today. >>> now a run down what to watch this trading day in the u.s. no economic data today. look for reports later this week on retail sales and ppi. urban outfitters reports results after the closing bell while mcdonalds reports before the open. >>> and happy birthday to the u.s. bull market. it was six years ago today occur the darkest

hospital schedules and imaging specialist schedules to try get families ohave those studies done soonermilies to have those studies done sooner than later so they swroants to deal with an unfortunately supreme court ruling. but in case of things going unfavorably they don't want these families to miss out on important health care. >> the lack of certainty that the affordable care act has had for three years how does this sort of limbo hurt business planning in terms of that side of running a medical practice but also the medical innovation that doctors depend on. >> you know i think that when it comes to trying to run a practice you're absolutely right. that predictability is important because that's very much part of the doctor-patient relationship. in primary care we depend a lot on establishings establishing a long term relationship with our patients. it's very hard to do that when we are not 100% sure how an insurance company is going to be treating a family's health care bills. when we're not 100% sure on whether the government is actually going to back us up when we're trying to d

that's the activity occurring in the 3-month period going out to the market, sooner -- soliciting thet and going out for approval. >> that makes sense. where they are advocating that we need time to really educate and to counter the propaganda that is out there and will be out there quickly to know what cleanpowersf is and my hope is that we work closely with community base groups so multi-outreach is done as well. >> thank you. >> commissioner campos? >>supervisor david campos: thank you, mitch, -- mr. chairman, just a quick question. i would like to thank the puc for taking comments to heart. i appreciate the very expedited way in which you try to approach this in the openness also to hear comments from our staff, from our executive officer. in terms of the cca program director position, i know it hasn't been posted. i want to thank vice-chair crews for asking about that. what is the timing of when you think you will have someone hired? now, that's very difficult to predict. so, the physician right now is going through the requisition approval process. typically once we have an appr

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that's the real sooners. those are the real sooners. they're not racists and bigots. they respect each other and they were outraged that impression could be given that we're otherwise at this university. >> but that fraternity brothers could sing this song and didn't show shame in doing so doesn't that illustrate there's a problem on campus somewhere? >> there's a problem with them that's for sure. and that's the reason we moved immediately. we didn't wait. we closed the house. they're moving out their belongings. the house windows are being board up. greek signs are being taken off. i wanted that done right away. we need a send a message we're not going to study this. we have a send a message of zero tolerance and by doing that if there are any other bad actors out there potentially at our university i hope any other university across the country, and i hope the general public across the country will decide we're going to speak out when someone makes a racist remark or anything else even in a social situation. we americans have to stand up and show that zero toleranc

the feeling, i guess, is that the fed is more likely to raise rates sooner rather than later. so stocks are sharply lower at this hour. the dow especially down 1.5% at this time. bond yields have gone up today. the dollar is stronger. gold is down sharply. all the markets telling the same story. >> and there are plenty of investors talking, joking perhaps about the property that they are looking at in greece in italy, across europe because if you want to -- there's the euro/dollar today up another 1.5%. the low $10.09.109 $1.09. extraordinary to remember a couple years ago when it was at $1.40. that will have a huge impact on their economy and on ours as well. >> book your vacations to europe. europe is on sale this summer. >> with just an hour to go before the close, a steep sell-off. the dow is off almost 300 points. off 277 this hour. it brings it to 17,861. the nasdaq is off 56. 4,926 for that index today. >> here we go. time for our "closing bell" exchange. dorothy weaver of collins capital is with us today. formerly of the board of the federal reserve bank of atlanta's m

the proposed increase to $15 hour is being faitzed in sooner for large -- faced in sooner for large businessesn small ones. yesterday employees were cut from target's headquarters. they also won't be filling hor than 1400 -- more than 1400 positions. the goal is to save $2 billion over the next two years. more than 200 new jobs are coming to maryland, though, thanks to an expansion of the solar power industry. the company astrum solar plans to triple its company in howard county. the company is headquartered in annapolis. >>> dominion virginia power is under attack this morning for allegedly trying to keep details about its rates hidden from public view. the company claims a new law that freezes base rates makes the information irrelevant to this year's review from the state corps commission but according to attorney general mark herring's office, the request is, quote, inconsistent with company statements regarding transparency. >>> and finally, the millionaire club isn't as exclusive as it once was. research firm spectrum group says the number of millionaires in the u.s. reach add new high o

if you want to raise a billion dollars or more you have to start sooner rather than later.if hillary does anything, is it opening up her presidential campaign committee or holding a full blown announcement, i am running for president because of x, y and z. if that also occurs in april, we don't know that. if you want to raise a billion dollars or more you have to open up that federal account in april, if not sooner. >> mark murray thank you very much. appreciate you joining us. >> thanks, tamron. >>> outrage today after a deadly confrontation between police and a homeless man in los angeles. >> he didn't bother nobody. he didn't have no weapon they just shot him. >> video of the shooting posted online. there are conflicting reports about what happened. investigators say the man went for the officer's gun. we will have the latest on the investigation. >>> and winter storm watches are up in the south with a nasty, icy mix expected in coming days. for the latest in the stories we are following around the "newsnation." you, my friend are a master of diversification. who would h

i'll talk exclusively to the oklahoma sooners star line backer he's outraged by them chanting the n wordng other things. >>> also protests after a young black man is shot by a white officer. >>> and the latest on the shug night murder case. we have a lot to get to tonight, but i'll going to begin with the sigma epsilon racist video. joining me the president of the university of oklahoma. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you very much. i want to play the video that started all of this and i'm going to get your reaction to it. >> there will never be a [ bleep ] at usc. ♪ there will be a [ bleep ] at sae. >> everyone was flabbergasted when they saw that video. what was your reaction? >> i was angered. i was outraged and saddened. because we've worked so hard to create a real sense of family and community on our campus. and 99.9% of our students really care about each other, they really respect each other. and then to have a small number of people do that it was unbelievable that could have occurred with ou students. sooners are not racists, they're not biggots, they're people who

sooner or later, it does bubble up. sometimes it takes a long time but i was comfortable that not everybody could be counted on to lie. moderator: what mysteries did you have about the watergate -- what did you want to figure out? john: i do not think there are any unanswered questions today about watergate. they say well, we do not know why they went in there to break in the dnc, what the motive was for -- that has never been any mystery to me. it was pretty clear to me right away, right after the fact, they were suspicious, and they were trying to find anything they could to discredit o'brien that they could use against him. hunt, in essence, told the cuban-americans just go look for some numbers that might be interesting, contributions from people. he said in particular to see if there were any from castro in cuba because they want to use that to discredit him. looking for things that o'brien might be used to embarrass him. but it was so bungled. here's one of the interesting things about watergate -- so much credenc

we've tried to send a really clear message, not who we are as sooners, real sooners respect and carebout each other. our students are outraged and we're not going to let this define the university. we're going to send a message i hope across the country that other people ought to show zero tolerance also. >> speak of zero tolerance, there were reports there were other instances, is this isolated or could other fraternity or other groups on campus also be involved? >> no i don't think so this was strictly an sae activity. it was their founders day program, unfortunately. i've heard rumors that there have been similar problems with sae chapters and even with singing of this same song other places in the country, we're trying to verify that. but we're going to also -- i'm going to be meeting with leaders of all of the fraternities and sororities and other organizations on campus. we want to make sure all organizations are not only inclusive but have proper sensitivity training. there are a lot of things that need to be done. we have a very strong community and what you saw yesterday wer

us, i just don't think that the market is ready to accept the fact that rates are going to go up soonerather than later. the game becomes more difficult as an investor once that begins to happen theoretically and i think today is the first sort of feel that it's going to happen. >> i'm sitting in your seat that you normally sit in when you're in the studio and now i see your point of view. >> but i mean, do you differ? >> no, i don't, scott. i think but look, what are we talking about here? couple hundred points as the market is pulling forward a quarter point. but if you're telling me that the market does not have some trajectory of rate hikes over the next year or two, then i cannot believe in an efficient market theory that the market is not incorporating some trajectory for rate hikes, waking up in the morning and saying holy cow, the fed is going to raise rates over the next year. >> i understand this but laslo, so grateful to have you back, everything going on in the markets and with the jobs report, how do you see it? do you think the market is ready for rates to rise? >> i think

and the sooner we move it to the sooner a lot of economies start to move and the sooner we deal with the crisis. >> thank you. >> senator boxer. >> thanks so much, mr. chairman and ranking member for this. thank you, secretary kerry. you are serving in very challenging times, and you are doing it so well, making us proud whether we agree with or disagree with you. i think a lot of us agree with you sometimes and disagree with you sometimes. and i have to say, you're a great diplomat and those skills are on display today. so i'm very pleased to see you. you know, in light of the threats that you've laid out, i'm not going to ask you about the four days looming shutdown of homeland security because that's not your bailiwick, that is secretary johnson's. but i think i ought to be another message to everybody, that's a ridiculous way to run a country at this difficult time. i also want to say i agree with your overarching comments at the beginning that, you know there's not enough of a priority placed on the work of the state department. and the very brave men and women out there represe