dalia, your reaction to what we've seen here in the domestic united states political reaction to what's happened in brussels. >> well, it's unfortunate but hardly surprising. it's what we've seen every time there is a horrific tragedy being politically capitalized upon. i think what we have to do as americans is take a step back and ask, what will make us safer and it's not poring resources into failed policies of universal surveillance, and certainly not torture. i think both of these tactics ultimately are not only a waste of resources, but actually will backfire and make us much less safe. >> listen to what donald trump said about the possibility of using nuclear weapons against isis. >> you would rule in the possibility of using nuclear weapons against isis. >> i'm not going to rule anything out. even if i felt it wasn't good i won't want to tell you that, at a minimum i want them to think maybe we would use it. we need unpredictability. when you ask a question like that, it's a very -- it's very sad thing to have to answer it because the enemy is watching. and i have a very good ch

we will be asking for gender in the next when with dalia's released. >>thank you, i a am always excited to see you because i know that we will get information about this important work we do. thank you. >>thank you. >> i wanted to know if you had the waiting list in your notes. and how many people were on that list? >>i do not have the waiting list in my notes. i will get back to you on how many people are on the waiting list. it would make sense to me that's probably around 500 people. >>50% of the people have to pay? >>that is the minimum income that you have to have in order to qualify for these units if the rent is priced for somebody that if the rent is priced for somebody that makes like $45,000 per year than the minimum requirement would be for a household that makes $21,000 per year. and those households, if they're paying their entire rent they would be paying almost 50% of their income in rent. >>how are they going to make their rent? you know. >>that is why we do the best we can to get subsidies for them. that section 8 voucher program, whil

joining us now is my friend, dalia lithwick, senior editor at slate. i'm glad you could be with us tonight. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me, rachel. >> is merrick garland a liberal or a moderate? >> he's a liberal-moderate. somewhere between the two. he has a 19-year judicial record, rachel, so whatever he is, he's not a mystery and i think he's pretty much a obama kind of reach across the aisle consensus building, incremental, judicial humility moderate liberal guy. >> one of the other criteria touted about some of the other people said to be on the short list for this pick were they had been confirmed to their most recent federal judgeship with zero votes against them. that's true of the few other people on the short lists circulated in the media. that's not actually true of judge garland. there were more than 20 votes against him when he was confirmed to his current job as chief justice on the d.c. circuit court. what was that about and should that be seen as relevant to his political viability? >> well, i don't think so. i mean, it w

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dalia dippolito going back to prosecutors are asking asking a judge to revoke her $25,000 bail while she waits to be retried on alllations she hired a hit man to kill her husband. prosecutors say shsh wasn't supposed to leave the house but she appeared in a tvnterview and came to miami for that. they have also asked the judge to increase her bo if it doesn't get revoked. a hearing is set for later this month. >> there is a push that's happening right now in tallahassee to remove what she describe as a dark stain on florida history. the house voted for a proposal that would allocate $1.5 million for the reburial of bodies from the dozier school for boys in the panhandle. it would also establish plans for a memorial at the panhandle reform school. the measure has to be signed by governor rick scott to move forward. the school was closed a few years ago in 2011. some former students have accused school staffff of physical and sexual abuse. >> an american student studyi abroad in israel was stabbed to taylor force, a student at vanderbilt was walking in the boardwalk in della sreve when

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prosecutors are trying to have dalia dippolito's bond revoked saying she went to her tanneres attorney's office to report a interview for 20/20. the judge could decide on march 22nd t/ revoke her bond and send her back to jail. >> calvin: voters are stuffing ballot box in several days in primaries and caucuses before the race comes to florida. in fact, the primary will be held here next tuesday all over the state and is likely toave a major impact on the republican race. the winner here will receive all 99 of florida's delegates no matter the margin of their victory, and that makes a win critical for florida senator marco rubio who is far behind donald trumpmpnd ted cruz in delegate counts. local10's michael pututy spoke in his home state. >> michael: for your campaign, does it all c/me down to florida? if you don't win here, can you go forward? >> yeah, i think that would have been true no matter what. you man, not just because i'm from florida but because of the importance of the state. the only one that has any chance of bb-8 donald trump in florida is me. >> c cvin: it does appear to

this all comes after dalia dipolito traveled miami to tape an dipolito is back in court march 22nd. >>> speaking out after the charges against him were dropped. he was originally charged with sexual battery against a minor. police say his accuser claimed he molested another girl but that girl signed an affidavit saying it was all a lie. he says the entire ordeal has been like a bad dream. >> to@this day my client is actually innocent and now he wants to put his life back together. he's been fired from a job that he had for 20 years working here in broward county. he's never beennrrested before in his life. >> those who know me vouch for that and i just want to thaha everyone that supported me. >> hlost his job because of those accusations. he says he's considering leaving broward county altogether. >>> calle ocho is thi sunday but later today the domino tournament will begin at 9:00 a.m. >> that's good watching. just some of the fun leading up to sunday, 11:00 a.m. to 1:30. we'll be out there, christina vazquez, carlos suarez and ben kennedy. shyann malone and todd tongen will also jo

and legendary investor ray dalia.issues of cyber security that have apple at odds with the u.s. government. that is all straight ahead on "bloomberg best." ♪ ♪ francine: welcome back to "bloomberg best." i am francine lacqua. among this week's top interviews on bloomberg tv, an exclusive conversation with alan greenspan, who led the u.s. federal reserve for 20 years. my colleagues tom keene and michael mckee sat down with him in washington this week and discussed a growing trend in monetary policy. that is negative interest rates. alan: up to a point, negative interest rates have no effect. why? because people are willing to accept, essentially, a negative interest rate to hold the claims of these particular countries. that is going to change if we go on indefinitely. because somebody is going to start to move. we do not know what happens when that happens. michael: is it dangerous, do you think, a dangerous experiment for so many central banks to be doing this? does it call to mind the beggar thy neighbor currency po

the hedge fund has been working to transition responsibilities away from the founder ray dalia. >>> somedoks for you to watch today, state straight announcing its chief financial forewill step down within the next year. reporting higher fourth quarter profit, but revenue missed profits. the food chain's guidance at the low end of the consensus. tesla says it will vig husbandly defend against the lawsuit filed by the virginia automobile dealers association that it is keeping the car company from opening a second car company in that state. >>> first quarter profit guidance disappointing. do you want to take this one, too? >> no. this is all you. >> reporting earnings on both the top and the bottom line, the retailer offering up guidance and saying it will speed up its share buyback program up 12.6%. >>> a different story for bojangles, saw profits dip last quarter as profits declined. . >>> coming up, your trade of the day our focus a play ahead of next week's big two-day federal reserve meeting. >> but first, today's business birthdays. rupert moisture do know dock is 85. also, just tied

dalia, it doesn't appear that judge garland will get a hearing. on the liberal side? what kind of role would you expect him to play? >> in is a judge's judge. this is a pretty moderate liberal. if you look at his record, he's got a 19-year record on the court of appeals. you'll find that he's very, very apt to follow precedent. he's very apt to rule narrowly. he's on guantanamo on one side and the other on campaign finance, for it, gets it. always, always clearly sticking to the facts of the issues. i think more often than not, you'll see him vote with the liberals. the notion that he's a hippie, wild-eyed liberal is probably way off. >> and kerry, you said judge garland was about the best that republican hope s could hope for. they could have picked eric holder. the new york times said he would vote to the left of justice kagan. solidly with the block of five liberals. he deters to administrative age sis. the epa doing unconsistent tug nal power frabs would be in his camp, think. a real question he would probably be the fifth vote to abortion. that's why planned pare

. >>, meanwhile ray dalia says that an investor should of expect low returns and volatile financial markets but he does not foresee a repeat of the global financial crisis. >> am not expecting something like 2008 because 2008 was a debt crisis. there are a lot coming due in the canary paid. this is not like a crisis situation. it is not one of them. i do not think we're promising a big bank crisis type of thing. what we're going to see is this kind of situation where there is a dynamic of relative stagnation, lower terms and not much picking up and second and volatile markets. >> let's bring in hans redeker who joins us for this hour on the program. is job stay so let's start with your thoughts around the u.s. economy. what is the significance about what we will here on jobs? will it be trucking along and we need to concentrate on inflation? the nonfarm payroll strength is an important indicator but that may still have a couple years to go but with the unemployment rate we are looking into wage data. statistics,k at the this is one of those months where because of seasonal reasons you canno

francine: plus, exclusive insight from alan greenspan and ray dalia on the u.s. economy and global markets. ray: you are probably going to lose. francine: and the world's top automaker at the geneva auto show. all this, plus the week's most revealing charts coming up on "bloomberg best." ♪ hello, i am francine lacqua. welcome to "bloomberg best," a weekly review of the most important business news, analysis, and interviews from bloomberg television around the world. let's take a day by day look at the top headlines starting at , a bold policy step on monday from the people's bank of china. jonathan: the big story -- the chinese central bank cutting the reserve requirement ratio by 50 basis points to 17% reducing the , amount of capital that banks need to hold in reserve. this is hot on the heels of one of the biggest months of new credit growth in china. is that a story here? enda: you are completely correct. this is both a significant surprise and a significant move, especially when you consider the amount of liquidity they have already pumped into the system. i

yesterday, i spoke to ray dalia.hike,el as though another even if it is as small as 25 basis points would be a serious mistake. if anything, the fed needs to get on the easing past, not just holding rate study where they are but cutting rates back to zero effectively and embarking on another round of quantitative easing. rate is participation increasing. that is good news. looking at wages and headline payrolls, there's still a lot of slack in this labor market. how would you push back against that? the biggest measure is the lowest it has been since before the recession. 4.9%nemployment rate of held steady. one month does not a new trend make. the month before, we saw .5% wage growth. i think one would want a full or picture. the fed needs to take into account inflation. are starting to see core inflation rise a little bit. the breakeven point has been rising a little bit although still quite low 10 years out. i think there's something in today's report for the hawks and doves. today's report was never going to be d

dalia, it doesn't appear that judge garland will get a hearing. let talk about him on the merits. would he be a solid fifth vote on the liberal side? what kind of role would you expect him to play? >> i think that the consensus seems to be, george, that this is a judge's judge. this is a pretty moderate liberal. got a 19-year record on the court of appeals. you'll find that he's very, very apt to follow precedent. he's very apt to rule narrowly. he's on guantanamo on one side and the other on campaign finance, forit, against it. always, always clearly sticking to the facts of the issues. >> likely to vote with the liberal bloc? >> i think more often than not, you'll see him vote with the liberals. the notion that he's a hippie, wild-eyed liberal is probably way off. >> and careriecarrie, back in 2010, when there was another vacancy, you said judge garland was about the best that the republicans could hope for. >> they could have done worse. they could have picked eric holder. they would move it from a 4-4 balance to a very reliable fifth vote. would vote to the left of justice kag

we will be asking for gender in the next when with dalia's released.hank you, i a am always excited to see you because i know that we will get information about this important work we do. thank you. >>thank you. >> i wanted to know if you had the waiting list in your notes. and how many people were on that list? >>i do not have the waiting list in my notes. i will get back to you on how many people are on the waiting list. it would make sense to me that's probably around 500 people. >>50% of the people have to pay? >>that is the minimum income that you have to have in order to qualify for these units if the rent is priced for somebody that if the rent is priced for somebody that makes like $45,000 per year than the minimum requirement would be for a household that makes $21,000 per year. and those households, if they're paying their entire rent they would be paying almost 50% of their income in rent. >>how are they going to make their rent? you know. >>that is why we do the best we can to get subsidies for them. that section 8 voucher program, while yo

. >> this is a dalia, i believe. get the growth going. when you get a package, it shows you how deep they go. usually three to four inches. put it down there, cover it up. just like you would a regular plant, water it. >> don't pack it down or anything? >> you don't have to. >> okay. >> the rains will come and pack it itself. >> do you like planting seeds? >> they're great. put it into an old eggshell container. >> start it out there? >> yeah. >> cool. what's here? >> tricks to keep things easy we travel a lot and don't have people at the house to water our plants. you can take a wine bottle, make sure you clean it out, rinse it out, and then you want to take your cork, throw a hole in it, and dump it upside down. it'll slowly water your plant. >> it'll leak enough water to do the job? >> slowly trickles out. if you're gone for a week, few days, or you forget to water, this is a good trick. >> great. >> also, label what your plants are and stick them in so you know what your vegetables and herbs are. >> something tells me you go through a

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looking live ativan dalia, ohio, suburb crossroads of america, route 70 we have got mr.ke of everything that happened last night. we have you here on the show once again. >> thank you. >> some dust has been settling this morning and some of your g.o.p. rivals have spoken out. the likes of governor kasich and senator ted cruz. saying the buck stops at the top. and that your campaign speeches, your rhetoric over the past few months has emboldened protests like this. what do you sty senator cruz and governor kasich this morning? >> well, they only wish they had this chord. the people of this country are tired and angry. they are angry at incompetent government. they are angry at deals like the iran deal where we give away $150 billion to a terrorist nation. they are angry that our military is being depleted and we can't even beat isis. they are angry at so many different levels. and they're angry at trade and maybe angriest of all that our jobs are being sucked out of our country. being taken out like a bunch of babies and being moved over to china and japan and mexico, whi

we will be asking for gender in the next when with dalia's released. >>thank you, i a am always excited to see you because i know that we will get information about this important work we do. thank you. >>thank you. >> i wanted to know if you had the waiting list in your notes. and how many people were on that list? >>i do not have the waiting list in my notes. i will get back to you on how many people are on the waiting list. it would make sense to me that's probably around 500 people. >>50% of the people have to pay? >>that is the minimum income that you have to have in order to qualify for these units if the rent is priced for somebody that if the rent is priced for somebody that makes like $45,000 per year than the minimum requirement would be for a household that makes $21,000 per year. and those households, if they're paying their entire rent they would be paying almost 50% of their income in rent. >>how are they going to make their rent? you know. >>that is why we do the best we can to get subsidies for them. that section 8 voucher program, whil

we will be asking for gender in the next when with dalia's released. >>thank you, i a am always excited to see you because i know that we will get information about this important work we do. thank you. >>thank you. >> i wanted to know if you had the waiting list in your notes. and how many people were on that list? >>i do not have the waiting list in my notes. i will get back to you on how many people are on the waiting list. it would make sense to me that's probably around 500 people. >>50% of the people have to pay? >>that is the minimum income that you have to have in order to qualify for these units if the rent is priced for somebody that if the rent is priced for somebody that makes like $45,000 per year than the minimum requirement would be for a household that makes $21,000 per year. and those households, if they're paying their entire rent they would be paying almost 50% of their income in rent. >>how are they going to make their rent? you know. >>that is why we do the best we can to get subsidies for them. that section 8 voucher program, whil