will be in raleigh north carolina at quail ridge books where edward allison's discussion on the history of business fraud in america. on thursday we're at politics and prose bookstore in washington dc where historian lynn olson will talk about how london became a safe haven for the governments of six occupied countries during world war ii. we will also be a green light bookstore in new york city where lisa peterson will share experiences teaching incarcerated youth at rikers island. on friday we are back in washington dc where was scott mccartney will talk about the cultural divide in the tech industry and on saturday, we will be at hedberg public library in janesville wisconsin for a talk by pulitzer prize-winning reporter amy goldstein. her book janesville looks at the devastation caused by the closing of the gm plant in the town during the great recession. that's a look at some of the events book tv will be covering this week and many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air in the future on book tv on c-span2. >> you may notice people on the left, the democrats,

we will also be in raleigh north carolina at quail books for edward allison's discussion on the history of business drawn in america. on thursday we are at politics and prose bookstore in washington dc where historian lynn olson will talk about how london became a safe haven for the governments of six occupied countries during world war ii. we will also be a green light bookstore in new york city where alisa peterson share experiences teaching incarcerated youth at rikers island. >> on friday we are back in washington dc where venture capitalists scott hartley will talk about the cultural divide in the tech industry and on saturday, we will be at hedberg public library in janesville wisconsin for a talk by pulitzer prize winning reporter amy goldstein. her book gainesville looks at the devastation caused by the closing of a gm plant in the town during the great recession. look at some of the events book tv will be covering this week. many of these events are open to the public. look for them to air in the near future on book tv on c-span2.>>. >> shame on you. [inaudible conversation] >>

edwards, thank you so much for your wisdom. coming up on friday, francine is in washington before she goes to the elections in paris. joining us in washington was the former president council at jpmorgan. frenkel, allisonwill join us. join don't oppose and will us. i believe we will drag on a few of his fellow members with us. that is a great lineup on friday as we go through an exceptionally busy weekend. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: on the market right now, this is alan ruskin writing on bloomberg. still favors cable upside tomorrow. and more important in the coming days, the early election call has played to a large squeeze. my colleagues have given me some flak for being conservative to a stronger 1.28, when the aero suggested more like 1.35. with us are too noted members. kit juckes and bhanu baweja. alanme understand what ruskin means by the squeeze? kit: for a long time, there have really been two speculative positions in the financial markets. one was the short end of the u.s. treasuries which has been annihilated and the one that has an -- the one that has lasted until the week ago was the sterling which persisted. see now, with sterling against the dollar and stuck in a narrow range for the whol

we will also be in raleigh north carolina at quail books for edward allison's discussion on the history of business drawn in america. on thursday we are at politics and prose bookstore in washington dc where historian lynn olson will talk about how london became a safe haven for the governments of six occupied countries during world war ii. we will also be a green light bookstore in new york city where alisa peterson share experiences teaching incarcerated youth at rikers island. >> on friday we are back in washington dc where venture capitalists scott hartley will talk about the cultural divide in the tech industry and on saturday, we will be at hedberg public library in janesville wisconsin for a talk by pulitzer prize winning reporter amy goldstein. her book gainesville looks at the devastation caused by the closing of a gm