we will be back with jim reynolds. i have to get you caught up on the top stories.ece closer to getting a four month bailout. greece is promising to fight corruption and tax evasion. the head of blackrock financial services larry fink talked about the crisis with charlie rose. he says the country's troubles are far from over. >> greece in my mind as part of the international grid. if you want to remain in the grid, you will have to ultimately conform. if they don't conform they will become argentina. betty: the current bailout expires on saturday. a new merger will combine two of the biggest u.s. brokerages outside of new york. people financial agreed to by the eastern aging group of alabama. the stock and cash deal is worth $150 million. we will find out more about the merger in our next hour when we will be joined by ron. the homeland security department runs out of money in just four days. mitch mcconnell is looking for a way to end the standoff. the senate majority leader says he is removing controversial a momentum the agency funding bill. they have secure and

olivia: everybody be sure to catch jim reynolds on "in the loop" with betty liu. we audit the fed? ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." again, janet yellen will speak later today. we will have it on bloomberg television and radio. let's get to top headlines this morning. olivia: two stories we're tracking closely at this hour -- the eu commissions of a package of economic measures from greece is sufficiently comprehensive, but word from the finance ministers still awaits. the flow of bailout dollars hangs in the balance. greece's commitments would include maintaining state asset sales, consolidating pension funds and revamping tax collection. meanwhile in ukraine, a government military spokesman says a peace accord is not working. ukraine contents pro-russian separatists are not pulling better weaponry for stopping rebels say that is not true. foreign ministers from ukraine, russia, germany, and france are meeting in paris today. other stories we're watching at this hour -- audits by the irs or at a 10-year low. last year, the tax agency's audi