david: ge rice chair beth comstock. -- ge vice chair beth comstock.mberg ." ♪ david: you are watching "bloomberg ." we are watching futures. absorbing news out of china. the market is starting to feel like china is a bit sicker then they predicted. we are feeling like we are in the green. beth comstock is still with us. tom keene is fresh off surveillance radio. bit ofet you a little first word news before we dig into the must read. vonnie: bernie sanders is far behind hillary clinton in nine of the 11 states that hold primaries or caucuses tomorrow, so he is focusing on states farther down the road with a higher proportion of white voters. russia says the cease-fire in syria is still in effect despite reports of violations on both sides. russian warplanes resumed attacks on the second day of the cease-fire. rebel forces resumed antiaircraft fire, as well. demolition teams are about to start tearing down a squalid migrant camp in calais, france. several thousand migrants have been living there while they try to sneak across the english channel

david: we have beth comstock, the ge vice chair.o mark mobius, franklin resources, about emerging markets. and we are joined by dale stafford, and he will talk about all the fluctuations in the markets and what the central banks are doing. that is coming up next on reallyerg ." tom: looking forward to the ge discussion as well. right now we're looking at japan. we go over to bloomberg very quickly and look at the eight nymex. -- at the abenomics. move.s the successful hide this, as you do. phenomenal success, and then 112.well, down to francine: we should spare a thought for governor kuroda. he is considered one of the greatest thinkers in central bank. i do not know if it was a mistake or if he was just trying it out to see what the experiment would look like. tom: michael holland, where are ?ou on japanese blue chips are they as blue as our blue chips? michael: i do not think so. francine's comment about one of the greatest thinkers in central bank -- it is like an oxymoron, isn't it? bashine: it is so easy to bankers. but the