on afterwards, jonathan hyde presents the history of the birth control pill. bill nye talks about the theory of evolution and argues to teach creationism alongside evolution in science class is not only wrong but dangerous. thomas read profiles president ronald reagan, jill look for discusses the history of feminism and daniel schulman looks at the coke brothers. for more information on this weekend's four they television scheduled visit us online at booktv.org. >> here's a look at some books being published this week. norman mailer's authorized biographer and archivist michael lind and prevents the edited collection selected letters of norman mailer. and her brilliant career, rachel clarke writes about the lives of ten female pioneers of

jonathan ferro is here with the top macro themes to watch today. no event bigger today than the one caroline hydeg. >> the eu-u.k. debate really kicking off with that conference. accused of a pro-european bias here in the u.k. that has rattled a few people. on the other side of it, ed miliband fighting for his own future, for his political leadership, the labour party set to come out and say how fantastic the eu is and how we should stay in the eu. really setting up for the election next year and business and the economy and the european union really at the top of the agenda ahead of that. >> cameron will speak later on in the day. president obama could be speaking at apec soon. politics all over everything that is happening, it seems. >> this weekend, we celebrated 25 years of the reunification of germany. divisions faced with a with the u.k. and catalonia wanting out of spain. >> people wanted to voice their displeasure for the status quo. you should not read our guests were saying too much into it. >> thank you very much. "on the move" is up next. jon ferro will be with you with that program.

jonathan ferro. british opposition leader ed miller brand could warn a threat is clear and present danger to the u.k. and we are expecting this at the conference today. caroline hydeng by. a bloomberg first interview. over to you. >> i am joined by the former prime minister of sweden, thank you very much for joining me today. you are getting up onstage in a moment to discuss competitiveness in europe. a eurozoneied about slowdown, is that your key concern? >> it is not a one-story in the eurozone or europe. we have better figures, but we definitely have problems. of coarse, i will relate more -- of course, i will relate to stimulus and ecb and more of what you can do for reform and structure. >> in terms of reform, the united kingdom, will have david cameron taking to the stage and ed miliband as well. it is a key concern about britain accident the eu. what would you see -- say? you must have a words of advice because would have a ramparts which is very much a focus on immigration. >> their focus is anti-everything, and i media, anti-politicians. this entire media and they are a hard- anti-media and to trust. the main focus and the british economy as now the story

jonathan ferro. 30 minutes until trading day. here's a picture of the markets for you. down by a third of 1%. the dax down by 9/10 of 1%. 82 points lower. let's go to caroline hydeam going with the green this morning. three regulators, five banks, $3.3 billion. that is what is being settled in the foreign exchange probe at the moment. ubs rising on the back of it. they provisioned more than they have been asked for. million andr $800 the provisions 1.8 billion appeared o. many analysts are saying this is a relief and they have plenty of cash if there were any litigation problems going forward. we are talking about settlements. let's talk about offshore. the biggest gain on the stocks up by 17%. this is a floating oil production platform maker. overall what it is trying to do is settle a case with the dutch prosecutors. 240 were being fined million dollars a last improper payments by sales agents being made in africa and south america. improper practice but it seems to be a relief. they are up 17%. meanwhile, let's talk italy and broadcasting. currently up almost 7% for mediaset. the former prime minister owns the companies and losses narrowed. the reported third

on afterwards, jonathan hyde presents the history of the birth control pill. bill nye talks about the theory of evolution and argues to teach creationism alongside evolution in science class is not only wrong but dangerous. thomas read profiles president ronald reagan, jill look for discusses the history of feminism and daniel schulman looks at the coke brothers. for more information on this weekend's four they television scheduled visit us online at booktv.org. >> here's a look at some books being published this week. norman mailer's authorized biographer and archivist michael lind and prevents the edited collection selected letters of norman mailer. and her brilliant career, rachel clarke writes about the lives of ten female pioneers of the 1950s. jason scottoa look at race and politics in the northeast in all eyes are upon us. in empire of cotton, a history of the economic importance of cotton. in pressed for time, judy wiseman challenges the concept that modern technology has sped up everyday life. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and w