sir howard davies, rbs chairman.en roche. ♪ francine: i'm francine lacqua in london; tom keene is in new york. governor kuroda is speaking. we will get janet yellen later. it is fed day, tom. we had a great interview with a former finance minister of greece, yanis varoufakis. he was pretty explosive, as expected.we had just curry of goldman sachs . hoelger, you have a public spat with yanis varoufakis. that is the understatement of the year. you don't agree with anything he says about public finances. >> well, i agree with a lot of what he said about brexit. it was what he said about protectionist risks coming out of populist policy in the u.s. -- i would add that if you want to exhibit a as the damage populism can do, look no further than the greek economy, where the less than right-wing populist government came to d until that ago an it had been a good economic upswing. francine: it's dangerous, but it is ripe. we see it with u.s. politics in donald trump, here with the possible brexit vote, with jeremy corbyn in m

tomorrow on the program, sir howard davies will join us, rbs chairman.of yale university. ♪ china's central-bank considering taxing currency speculators in an idea that it is getting a cold reception from the market. shareholdersfaces today after the company releases the delayed earnings. welcome to bloomberg . in are here with us bloomberg world headquarters in new york city. i am with jon ferro and david westin. lots to cover. john says we are going to break down the fed meeting with adam xander. amy, welcome to the program, both of you. >> the markets are not

howard alum ossie davis said once "any form of art is a form of power.has impact, it can affect change. it cannot only move us, it makes us move." and i can relate. as a graduate student at the university of kentucky, i had the fortune to conduct a statewide inventory of historic schools in my home state. rosenwald schools are part of our national treasurers portfolio and they represent a massive school building program. they helped to construct over 15 southern in states. the design team included america's first african-american architect, robert taylor and landscape designer, george washington carver. i learned my mother and father both attended rosenwald schools. i felt a connection to the past and iconic figures and history like never before. i had a multisensory experience with these places. i could see, touch, smell, hear, feel the creaking boards as i walked into these buildings. cents, a also a six transcendent quality. i began to understand the power of old buildings to bring the past into the present unlike any form of history. it was continuit

. >> joining us now, howard dean, former governor of vermont and former dnc chairman. he's also an msnbc political analyst. also with us tom davis, former congressman from virginia, where he's the state chairman for john kasich's presidential campaign. and april ryan, white house correspondent and washington bureau chief for american urban radio networks. april, since we're all here in the washington studio and you're in an undisclosed location, i want you to get a word in right away. before we -- and that is to that final point of seeing president obama out there this weekend. there he was this weekend trying to be heard amid all that chaos on the republican side of the campaign. there was a little glimpse in there of what this campaign might be like if president obama was running for re-election in this campaign. >> hmm. if he were running. but he can't. the bottom line is many african-americans feel that this -- all of this right now that we're seeing, be it donald trump, any other person that's talking this divisive rhetoric, it's a blacklash because president obama is president of the united states. we're seeing fire being

davis. so be aware of that when you see the emergency vehicles. they are going to turn you around. eastbound you can get through, i would go across tampa road, hillsborough avenue or the howard frankland bridge, much better option. here's ivan with the forecast. >>> it's so dark out there. we usually have first light by now but that won't happen for a while. in fact sunrise 7:41. so we have a ways to go. we have showers that are continuing to move north and east. moving rather rapidly. you can see the moisture coming into pinellas and eventually hillsborough. we'll continue to track this. nothing too heavy, certainly no thunderstorms but enough where you can see wet roads impacting st. pete. there you see the sky, we begin that is the trend through the morning hours. by midday we begin to dry out. staying mostly cloudy but looking at temperature despite that well into the lower 80s. it will feel warmer as well because of the humidity. extended forecast coming up. >>> 6:30. a critical day on the campaign trail for donald trump. he's pitching to voters in tampa on the eve of our primary. in over seven hours he will take the stage at the tampa convention center. we'll be stream