with all that is going on in paris, joseph nye.independent is the bible of international relations. this is bloomberg "surveillance." . ♪ ♪ tom: good morning. bloomberg "surveillance." .he beauty of new york getting into the festive season. it is creeping in a little. a little chillier weather, still no snow. let's go to london. morning: what a day's move or, we are keeping our eye on the pharma company in talks to buy allergan for $380 per share. it could be the drug industry's largest a deal. how much aref all, we confident the deal will go ahead, and is this all about tax aversion? are seeingg they'd is pfizer wants to do the deal. they want a version. is a great company. for the last eight quarters they have beat their quarterly earnings estimates are a good business. last year, they went after astro. what the treasury is going to say and how much that will affect, but from our sources, we know they're close to an agreement and we have a price in place. documenting $370 to $380. ,r. studzinski: do you think putting the tax aver

coming up tomorrow on "bloomberg surveillance," we are thrilled to bring you joseph nye from harvard have a conversation with him on the international relations with europe. his on his new book, optimism on america. stay with us. "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ francine: the paris mayor speaking in paris. we are following the developments in paris very closely. there she is you can see that she is speaking to an assembly of people or the french president, francois hollande, is also there. we have been following very closely those developments, as very heavily armed police are r ing a neighbor -- are aiding a neighborhood to find the mastermind of the terrorist attacks. tom: we will continue with our coverage this morning. in foreign exchange, not all that much going on. the euro showing remarkable 1.0664,us resistance, nicely above parity. euro-sterling, a stronger sterling yesterday. lastker renminbi over the number of days. "bloomberg " will continue the dialogue this morning. david westin joins us now. david: we will continue the discussion about the aftermath in paris, unpacking