Cnbc. Com today. Sue herera has more on brussels. Here is the latest at this hour and what we know. Turkeys president says one of the brussels attackers, the man in the middle in this surveillance video, was caught in turkey in june and deported to belgium. He was later corrected by a turkish official who said he was deported, but to the netherlands before being released. One person has been arrested by bellian counterterrorism officials. The identity of that suspect is still unknown. Two americans who survived the attack at the Brussels Airport spoke on the today show jeff hoffman, a consultant no nato was dropping his girlfriend off at the airport when the bombs went off. I just remember it was a whirlwind, like a tornado going on behind him, just stuff flying, then that hit me. I felt it before i heard it. I still didnt know what was going on. I did not understand what was going on. I thought it was like an accident happened or, i dont know, and then it was pretty clear after seeing the terror on his face that that wasnt an accident. San Francisco International airport paid tribute to the victims of the terrorist attacks this morning, as you can see, the front of the Main International terminal was lit up in black, yellow and red, the colors of the belgian flag. Well have upupdate at the bottom of the hour. Back to you guys, bill and kelly. Sue, thank you very much. Turning now to the fed. Fed chair janet yellen may have a minirevolt on herhands. Steve liesman has been connecting the dots. You see what i did . Theres a pun there. We just hope the people are smart enough to put it together. A week after Janelle Yellen convinced markets the fed wouldnt be hiking rates anytime soon, it looks like she has a minirevolt. Five fed chairs coming out to suggest a preference for rate jim bill lard said if the jobs data is strong, you could probably make a case for moving in april. Earlier this week, two other fed chairs, John Williams of san francisco, Dennis Lockhart of atlanta, both mentioned april as a month for a possible hike. To be sure yellen didnt rule out a hike next month at her press conference last week, saying it was, quote, a live possibility, but much of the rest of the answers rang a more dovish tone. Raising the level of concern over Global Economic weakness. They also cut the forecast for the number from 4 to 2 this year. The market had been prizing in a hike, a of question now is whether whats being said publicly by some fed president is being thought quietly by others on the committee. You know, steve, its not wle hawkish people in the fed speak up like that, thats not so unusual, but you mentioned Dennis Lockhart, for example, somebody who is more of the fulcrum in the balance here, so i wonder if that reveals something about how many more people may feel his way. Kelly, thats right. Thats the essence of the story here. Its not that its three or four hawkish president s to be lout there. Thats not a sign where the committee is going, but when guys like williams, lockhart, bullard step forward and start saying april, after the clear impression of market last week was not that april was on the table, much later on than that, and clearly even though yellen said it was a live possibility, but youre right kelly to point out these are the people we like to watch and see where theyre leaning, to give a better impression of where the committee is headed. This fedspeak is all done, as we know, in the name of transparency, but it lends itself to a great deal of confusion for Market Participants, because we do get so many different stories, right . Right. So acas big advocate of the feds transparency, i worry that too much is ceding enemies of transparency. You have a lot of traders who are exasperated. You had a pretty good sense there was consensus on the committee, a 91 vote. But you had a pretty good sense of it. Now you come forward and really the talk started not within five days of the committee, so i think theres a time and place for everything. The question is, what do you do with that, bill . And why are they doing it . The impression seems to be theyre not happy with how the market priced in the meeting on wednesday, and the statements on wednesday. Exactly right. Now its up to them to kind of steer the course. Steve, thank you so much. Thank you. Lets get reaction on the closing bib exchange renee norris, keith blitz here on the on the floor, and Rick Santelli out of chicago. Ren renee, first to you here. How much of an impact to the think this fedspeak is having an effect on the markets . Since they made the decision last week not to raise rates, its kind of put a damper on it, but it also speaks to some of the weakness that were seeing in the economy. Wage growth is very weak, and i think theres a lot of mixed signals that were seeing here. So i im on the side, i think, with janet fed chair janet yellen, plus a decision to keep rates as they are. Its a global decision, too, so it could have major impact on the rest of the world. So youre advocating that they take it slow and steady here . Absolutely. Absolutely. I think, you know, thats the best tool they have, is time. It would be better to take your time rather than move forward and then have to reverse that move. Ill let you think about that for a second. Let me go to keith first, because the markets really have done nothing this week, a enwith the macro news, the story off brussels, you havent had any market response here. Is it just a function of fewer traders because of the spring break week . Or whats going on here . Some of it, yeah, some of it does have to do with saucenality. Typically the next to the last week is always a slow week as Portfolio Managers start to position portfolios for maybe the move into the last week to try to get some performance to the end of the quarp. Its particular were going to be closed on friday and a lot of people will be out next week, so thats part of the slowness. I think it plays into some of the confusion in the marketplace with what the fed is going to be doing. The age of transparency is not doing the Market Participants any favorite. Believe me, im not crying in my soup over it. Its one of the things you have to figure out, but its much different than a few years ago when greenspan would carry hess dossier, and we would watch what arm it was in to determine when Interest Rates were going up our down. Now we have all these noises and prognostications coming from all the fed speakers, and its really hard to determine whats happening form a lot of time that leads to paralysis in the market and thats what were seeing this week. Rick, maybe one of the changes that people are alluding to, it used to be the case that people thought the fed if you could just penetrate their thinking, that would unlock the key to the environment, and now maybe we know theres no there there. The wizard steps behind the curtain, they know as much as the rest of us. Is that a better outcome or more worrisome . Lets put this in context first of all. Were talking about the market. What does the market have to is a . 2s are down four, 10s and 30s are down seven basis points. So right off the bat i think what steve is doing is important, but it certainly didnt affect the market today. I think theres actually a delay, and the real story is what michelle has been covering all day. Just the logistics of trade in and of themselves and the bigger macro how that affects the Global Economy may be weighs a bit, but when we talk transparency, transparency should be if this, then that, a very clear rulesbased transparency. The transparency being heres what will move us, here is the catalyst we are looking at to change policy. What we have is not transparency. Its a mess. And i am not at all surprised theres some dissent these days. First of all james bullard, a great guy, a great friend of cnbc, but he could be in politics, hes flipflopped so much in front of so many meetings what theyre going to do, why and when theyre going to do it. I think they should all put a muzzle on, comes up with rules basis and not change indeed middle of the game. That last press conference was a disaster, and i think what steve is seeing is all the people on top of this that were so disappointed out that was handled, how the catchall now is the global picture that i think that the response were seeing based on what steves great work is showing makes perfect sense. So you favorite what the fed is doing right now, but a knock against them has been theyre not so much data dependent as they are market dependent, and it may lead it sliver to some of flipflopping that rick has been talking about, as the market responses keep changing as well. What do you think about that . Well, you know, i know it seems like it is flipping back and forth. Shes been pretty consistent i think with her thoughts about what we need to do, and the data that keeps coming out is showing that chalkiness, it is showing that its uneven. So im im still on that side. I think that we do have some time left. The thing is that if we look at it from the spective we are in a recession as far as corporate earnings are concerned, so theres a sensitivity whatever we do there have a an impact. The dollar has strong, so theres a lot of Different Things going on here thats creating this very shady kind of situation here. Weve had a 2 economy renee for 20 quarters. Right. Nothing has really changed that much, and the Unemployment Rate is toying in the 4s. What exactly are you referring to . Well, i think the worry is that we talked about and shes been consistent with this unemployment is its low, and its okay. Go ahead, renee. The wage growth is weak. We have no growth in wages at this point. That is one point shes been consistent about as far as being able to use that as a tool so the real issue is, is her policymaking a difference . Wages . Yes. I think thats a huge and how is that exactly that zero and negative rates throughout the world will help wages . Well, youre absolutely right about that, but were the one bright spot here in the rest of the world. Were not Strong Enough to pull everybody else along here. And theyre weak enough to change our policy. Dont you find that disturbing . I do. I do. But at the same time well, were on the same page now. Were not disagreeing on that. I think were disagreeing on how we get to there. Im very much on the same page. Wage growth has to improve here in the United States, period. The game is a do you think she refuses to move rates until we change the residents in the white house or the Political Landscape . Thats never been my thought. Its never been my thought. No, no. Everybody thank you so much. Nice chatting with you, keith. About 45 minute toss go here. Light volume here. The dow is down 82 points. The nasdaq is even worse. Its given up about 1 today. The s p 500 broad index down. We are starting to see it move lower. 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Michelle carusocabrera has left coupa, and president obamas trip to latin america. She has made her way to brussels where shes covering the aftermath of yesterdays deadly terror attacks. What is the latest, michelle . Reporter as you can imagine, the mood is quim somber as sun sets. I want to show you a newspaper from today that really says it all. Ed headlines literally translated says hold on but what it really means is stay strong. Thats certain what the people of brussels are trying to do. If you look at the video from the center of town where theres a large plaza, a traditional Gathering Place here in brussels for key events and youll see a makeshift memorial that we often see. Flowers, candles, cards, a somber mood and at times people singing to try to come together. And they all wait to see what happens next. Theres still a manhunt on, and there are concerns about whether or not theres going to be another terrorist attack. Back to you. Michelle, thank you. Thanks, michelle. We should mention as well, the flight to treasuries, rick mentioned it, too, but a lot of people in this market pointing to as much as whats happened in the last 24 hours as anything thats come out of the fed. In the last 12 years more than 500 people have died in eight european attacks. Why europe has become a key target we joined by johnny moore and john brown, a former member of parliament in great britain. Thank you both for joining us. Johnny, first to you. If this finally makes all of europe, all the political leaders want to get real tough and real serious, how much will they have to do . A lot. Theyre behind. You know, isis has disrupted terrorism in three distinct ways teakically, technologically and theo logically. Isis was so brutal they were excommunicated by al qaeda. Its not just their brutality, but technique. Theyve traded frequency for scale. Al qaeda would plan to for years to do now you just do it on the smartphone, and theyve had leveraged in the ideology to a and now we have this refugee crisis, which is complicating it even more. Im sorry to say, its a terrible, terrible thing to say, but im afraid this isnt the end of it. It might just be the beginning. John, is europe we posed the question at the top about why it seems to half more often in europe than anywhere else. Is it just a function of unlucky geography . Access is easier . Or is there a political strategy thats not working in europe right now . Youre a former m. P. , what are first of all, i must say i totally agree with johnnie. This is not an al qaeda gang, this is a caliphate, and very much more difficult. First of all, as you rightly suggest, europe is closer. Secondly, europe participated in gulf war 2, so theres resentment and also countries like france and italy have colonies in muslim countries which are allowed to come in. They had a huge Muslim Population growing in france. Theres generous high welfare in socialist europe. Thats very attractive to economic migrants as opposed to political refugees. And there are slack border patrols particularly in southern europe, and free movement. If its easy to come in through greece, italy or somewhere else like that, or spain, and then head free of controls to rich germany, the netherlands, and hopefully even to britain, but thank goodness britain is not a member of the shennen plan, so there are a lot of my gragts hole e ed held up in france. Is europe the leading edge of what might happen in america too . Or t . Because the populations in europe of migrants or people committing these crimes is so much higher . Definitely jump is oh, sorry, johnnie. Definitely the concern is greater in europe than in the United States, but we have to understand, we have already had 60 prosecutions of isis sympathizers in this country. The fbi says theyre tracking people in all 50 states. Weve had four isisinspired attacks. So i would hesitate to say that we should be worried any less, but it is true that the scale is different. You know, what we are looking at in europe is basically an uncontrolled problem. We dont even know who is there, and in the United States, i think weve done a bit of a better job and were protected geographically and other reasons, but we shouldnt be less concerned. Isis is already here. Weve just done a good job keeping up with them. John, we should say for disclosure purposes, you have been a big proponent of britain leaving the European Union. Still am. And you get the big vote coming up in june. Do you think an event like yesterday changes peoples minds about that . Does it hasten the exit of britain from the European Union . Or not . Well, im sitting in florida, but im pretty sure from my contacts with my friends, its really significantly increasing awareness of the threats of a socialist europe that allows these immigrations to happen from places where theres a clear clash of civilization, and that harvard professors book was delayed publication for two years, because it was too dramatic. I agree, i think its going to boost quite considerably the no vote in the britain, and already duncan smith, the former leader of the conservative party has moved across to the out camp, and most importantly boris roberts, the mayor of london, a very popular politician. It has enormous implications for the euro, the second currency of the world in a monetary world that is tottering. Thank you, g