>> item 48 is a hearing on the urgency ordinance approving an interim by highway 20 on the north, wayland stree on the south, university on the and item 49 is the urgency ordinance approving the moratorium. >> this is an item that was brought to us by supervisor campos who i'd like to acknowledge at this time. >> thank you very much mr. president and i'd like to begin by acknowledging some of the residents of the university mound ladies home. i think it's sad we have to entertain this item that's before you today. the university mound ladies home which is located in the portal district, unless something is done by this board and this city, will be closing its doors, would be closing its doors after nearly 130 years providing compassionate senior care for individuals of modest means. on may 8, 2014 the residents of this institution were notified the facility would be closing and according to the report from the university mound board of directors, increasing financial pressures have left the facility, in their view, with closure as the only viable option. it is actually very tragic that if

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. >> rebecca patterson from bessemer trust, chris wayland from pro bond rating agency, mark la presti law group. cnbc's robert frank is back at hq. and in a few minutes to wrap up this friday of trading will be "fast money" trader steve grasso, who's busy doing that trading thing right now. >> finishing up the books. >> mark lopresti, what'd you make of this week in the markets? here as i said, volatility did come back in a big way here. >> it certainly did, bill. i was happy to see what happened today, a little more of a quiet day after what was a roller coaster ride yesterday. we seemed to see the markets shrugging off some of the renewed concerns in europe with the bianan spirito matter, we h lot coming down in regulatory action. banks reporting next week, citi and bank of america on monday and wednesday, respectively, both in talks with justice for multibillion dollar fines. so, next week is also going to be interesting, and traders and investors are going to be looking to see whether or not the banks have adequately accounted for these litigation reserves. >> right. you know, reb

joining me now, ylon moy from the "washington post," chris wayland from cole bond rating agency, oursen, and to recap markets, "fast money" trader guy adami. good to seon. >> what's up, kell? >> guy it was a tough end to the week. the news gets certainly not any better out of the middle east and out of russia and the ukraine, so why are markets taking it in stride? >> markets have -- you know this, kelly. you've been doing this a long time. the markets have shrugged off every piece of bad news, geopolitical and otherwise for the last 4 1/2, 5 years and this is more of the same. nothing's been escalated, cooler heads seem to be prevailing. you know there will be more fireworks at some point, but in the meantime, market wants to continue to go higher. the one thing i wouldn't push back at is the fact that interest rates continue to want to go lower. at some point, the disconnect between lower rates and the higher market has to come to fruition, and we will see how it ends. but right now -- >> yes, but -- >> -- everything's going up. >> you're saying that, guy, for completely the wrong