joining me is julia coronado, the chief economist at bnp paribas. and in the studio, dan alberts from westwood capital. you heard from janet yellen. what do you think? >> i think that she had a good sense on what they were telling the market. >> which is? >> that there could be a couple of phases, that we might see rising policy rating sooner than the market would like to see them, but the second matter -- and i think she was pretty clear about this -- her major fear is whether she does not know if we will get inflation back to the target rate anytime soon. >> but she is not going to use that anymore. >> she is not going to use that anymore. the economy may be going through demographic shift, but as a practical matter this is not a robust employment picture. but that does not matter. if you look at durables in the last round -- there is nothing doing. >> julia coronado, come in on janet yellen's press conference. give me your reaction. >> she has a great communication style. she gets great stylistic points. she tries to answer questions very clearly

coronado from bnp paribas and jeffrey rosenberg from blackrock. started on spring cleaning. >> we want to get their takes on business investment, capital expenditure, across the globe. disappointing in 2013. what does it mean going forward? we will discuss that next. this is bloomberg -- "bloomberg surveillance" streaming on your tablet, smartphone, and bloomberg.com. ♪ >> good morning, everyone. i'm tom keene. it features negative one, dow futures, -17. a lot of headlines particularly out of the ukraine. here's adam johnson. >> nine nations have joined together trying to figure out what happened to the missing malaysian jet. searchers found an oil slick and others say they spot a possible debris but nothing has been recovered. investigators are now looking into two passengers who were traveling on stolen passports. government isthe trying to find a solution to the dollar shortage that led to three weeks of road test. venezuela will start a new foreign exchange market after reopening the credit line from china. a shortage of dollars created a shor

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>> tim bitsberger with us with bnp paribas. what about deer valley?only two ski resorts -- >> telluride? what do you see? >> we are a skiing family. i like that people are doing more part of stuff because it opens up the slopes for the rest of us. you're not a snowboarding family. my son got run over by snowboarder and tragically broke his leg. the beginner snowboarders get to scrape the snow off the mountain as they slide down. >> but this is a big point. my youngest daughter broke her leg at the top of keystone. the issue is just what you said, it is not snowboarders, it is the young kids who the parents throw them on the slope with no guidance, no lessons. they are a threat to society. i'm going to go equal opportunity of a skiers, but you're right, there's a whole group of snowboarders whether it is in new hampshire or beavercreek, it is a threat. >> a threat? >> is that lecture good enough? >> come on. just crazy kids and their snowboards. >> the bottom line is, these 12-year-olds are out there scraping the mountains. them off thetake mountain if