we will interview the housing and urban development secretary julian castro. that much of pan surprised -- japan surprised economists. despite nearly 3% slump in the seems resolutely positive. selloff, investors are telling bloomberg they are not concerned about corporate profits. why not to? >> if you look at the reaction, it is a knee-jerk reaction to these negative gdp numbers. whether you are looking at the nikkei in itself or a japanese you definitely, did see that initial negative reaction to this news, which was surprising to economists. in talking to investors, they are saying what we have seen in the past, the prime minister acting to improve the economy or market, returns of the he is likely to stave off the next phase of the sales tax. we talked to the president of the peterson institute for international economics. he talked to francine lacqua in london. economy is going to return probably next corner. it is still at relatively low unemployment. thetill wants to spread out consumption. let's be clear, he is going to postpone. a broadlyems to be hel

julian castro says reform in the government dominated the financing how system is still a priority and he has high hopes it can be done. he spoke to bloomberg in an exclusive interview. >> this could be a good victory either in the lame duck session or in the next term of congress where there is bipartisan support for housing finance reform. >> castro also believes it is still too difficult for many americans to get a home loan. more money has been recovered for customers investing with bernie madoff. two cayman islands funds have agreed to pay a combined $500 million. if the deal gets approved 59% of the money lost will have been recovered. bitcoin will be back on the auction block. the u.s. government will sell 15,000 bitcoin's next month, worth $19 million at current prices. snapchat and square are teaming up. according to a blog post snapchat will make the new feature available for users 18 or older with a debit card. it also gives square access to snapchat users who currently -- send more than 700 million disappearing snaps per day. to our lead, facebook and the word place. some c

. >> we will have a bloomberg sitssive -- julian castro down with peter cook and they will discuss thensurance fund and what it could mean for taxpayers. i will speak with dr. anthony felty of the national institute for health to get an update on the global response to the ebola virus. >> we will see you soon. -- you- banksy's use of can watch us streaming on your bloomberg tablet and bloomberg.com and on amazon fire tv. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." the secret of british street artist banksy is notorious for surprising lenders with its pop up urban murals. he spent a month spray painting art across new york city. even using social media to for 30 days,t prompting a scavenger hunt. it's the focus of a new hbo documentary called " banksy does new york." i asked him how new yorkers even knew he was in town. >> he announced he was doing a residency a couple of days before he arrived, so he replaced an image on his website with an image of a silhouette of a boy vomiting flowers and it indicated something was changing , so all of his fans had their hackles raised. basically, he sta

we have had very important recruiting gains with bob mcdonald at the v.a., with h julian castro at hud and megan snit, our new chief technology officer in the white house and john allen and rod mcclain, who are doing important things as it relates to isil and ebola. every day is an opportunity to look for more renewal, more ideas, more fresh thinking here in the white house. that's not something we do once every two years when the american people vote. it is something we do every day. >> are you going to true to root out who the official was who described the israeli leader as chicken blank. there is obviously a really bad relationship between the two countries right now in terms of that kind of -- i know you would disagree with that characterization. let's say that did not go over well. >> i sure would. >> it was never denied that somebody at a pretty senior level called netanyahu chicken blank. >> i know it didn't go over well. when i read it, i was quite angry. the president was quite angry when he read it. it didn't go over well. that's the way it was received here. we are going to

julian castro. s young rising hispanic who is popular in the party, but i think the only guy that i think -- >> jerry brown? >> back to the future jerry brown. he won with 17 point margin. fourth term as g. >> it's california. >> but you look at blue states. mare maker voted for republican for governor. massachusetts, voted for republican governor. there are no sure things in this climate. jerry brown delivered on results. he has shown he can win votes. he knows how to win in a presidential primary race. >> he ran in 1992. dan thinks you're a rising star buzz he has been around for a long time. >> i think he will be the biggest star after hillary clinton. >> we'll hold you to that as we come closer to 2016. guys. thank you. >> thanks. >>> time for my take now. for the first time in congress 100 votes will be cast by women. that's great news. we need to encourage women at all levels to become political candidates early. an american university study found young women and girls are far less likely than

julian castro says reform in the government dominated the financing how system is still a priority andhas high hopes it can be done. he spoke to bloomberg in an exclusive interview. >> this could be a good victory either in the lame duck session or in the next term of congress where there is bipartisan support for housg

if only, here was san antonio mayor julian castro's address at the democratic convention in 2012: ours is a nation like no other -- like no other -- no matter who you come from or who you are, the path is always forward. the first lady, michelle obama, spoke of her campaign journeys: every day they make me proud, every day they remind me how blessed we are to live in the greatest nation on earth. then her husband, accepting the nomination, we keep our eyes fixed on a distant horizon knowing that providence is with us and that we are surely blessed to be citizens of the greatest nation on earth. now, this is interesting. here's samantha power, the harvard scholar, scholar of genocides at her confirmation hearings early in 2013 questioned about a magazine article she published a decade earlier in which she wrote that american foreign policy needed, quote: a historical reckoning with crimes committed, sponsored or permitted by the united states. that's the kind of stuff people were really thinking about in the '70s. senator marco rubio -- you guys might know that cat, republican of florid