louis fed president james woolard telling us yesterday there was a better than 50% chance that the fedise interest rates in september. >> the main problem is we are in emergency settings for monetary policy. we still have a huge balance sheet, dear interest rate. the economy you can complain about this or that but it is not an emergency. nicole: bullard telling peter barnes that we don't want to be the situation we face a bubble in the u.s. economy over the next couple years. basically saying they have to get ahead of the curve. we've been talking about the lift off for some time. even though the imf as we push up the rate hike until next year, it is still there. dagen: we are driving the bus, not the imf. thank you a medical. tenacious stocks finishing the day higher. shanghai up for the fourth day in a row, in europe stocks are mixed but you now have friends in the grand an addition to germany. and the u.s., stock index futures have mixed marcus at the nasdaq at the third record high lauren: affords. investors focused like a laser beam on earnings from apple later today. lauren, what

. >> what do you do with the second, third and fourth and woolard -- i forget the other one. >> drake. >> there the court said similar statutory provisions survived inter intermediate scrutiny. >> nose decisionthose decisions aren't binding. we could look to the seventh circuit, too. i think the real difference is all of those cases if they were taking it seriously and doing it right were based on the evidentiary records in those cases. i think the situation in new york, for example was radically different. there were a number of hearings before the new york legislature dealing with the particular provisions there. there was a much richer record in that case. that doesn't bear anything like the record in this case. part of that is this oddity that if you think about the state's interest in this case it's not even an interest in public safety. because they'd be perfectly happy for san diego county to interpret this the same way as sacramento county. from the state level the compelling interest here is giving discretion to county level officials. and i don't think that's a good enough i

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. >> what do you do with the second, third and fourth and woolard -- i forget the other one. >> drake. >> there the court said similar statutory provisions survived inter intermediate scrutiny. >> nose decisionthose decisions aren't binding. we could look to the