a great passover. >> at least you can still get your streit's. the week. that's coming up next on "cbs this morning." >>> we thank you for joining us jeff. >> good to be here. >> three years ago paul needham called to come here and he did. he's moving on. >> bye, paul you're going to be missed. should you pick me up or do i meet you. >> come to indianapolis. we'll see you. >> that does it for "cbs this morning." i'll be sitting in for scott pelley on cbs"cbs evening news" tonight. you can log on and watch any time on cbsn. go to cbsnews.com. as we leave you we look at the week that was. >> bye paul. >> bye, paul. >> here it is. here's that headline that'r youe referring to that indiana is waking up to this morning. >> we don't support discrimination against anyone. that t law doesn't do . that >> he said this is a great start. >> the measure of this agreement can stand the test of scnyruti. >> the white house could face veto fights on both counts. >> how can you see the united states cooperate with syria. >> in our ground on our soil. they cannot

the easter holiday -- is there any reason why they mark streit -- might start backing up? carl: if we are not getting that surge claims could have more of an upward bias. betty: what is the expectation on wages in the next several quarters? carl: we continue along at the inflation rates we've been seeing. it is a lagging indicator. you are not going to get the vector on wages or wage inflation -- betty: you have to say third or fourth quarter is going to be great. carl: assuming the economy continues to grow at 2.25% or better that should push us through full employment and we will start to see wage inflation. we are at 5.5 -- still above the neutral level. betty: thank you so much. those numbers in 20 minutes. another big thing happening today a big announcement from elon musk and tesla. are they about to change battery technology as we know it? ♪ betty: here is a look at our top stories this morning. japan's central bank has decided not to increase monetary stimulus even if the bank of japan pushes back his timetable for reaching 2% inflation. the central bank will keep

they pull out of the falcon facility's underground garage, can only make a right turn sending them streit into gridlock. we saw some cars waiting in the turn lane and turning around and looking for another way out of the mta admits the traffic situation certainly presents a challenge for police. a department spokesman tells ktvu it won't interfere with officers responding to emergencies. >> our officers are constantly going out on patrol, going from one call to another call. for the most partner not going to be inside the station. >> reporter: on top of that, officers' schedules are staggered to avoid long lines of police cruisers wait to go leave the station. -- wait to go leave the station. changing this intersection won't be as easy as simply restriping the lanes. there is a concrete barrier in the middle of the road that separates the traffic lanes from the muni tracks. and as i bring you back out here live this morning, this is the new building. it has been in use for a number of days already but the official grand opening celebration, the ribbon cutting, if you will, dave, will happ