we have a very keen buyer. >> will we have a keen u.k. government?ation is at the center of many of these mma stories that we are talking about. the u.k. doesn't have a history of standing in the way of money coming into the country to buy out companies. what about a deal of this size? >> definitely a mind blowing figure. i think the bigger problem is i don't think we will have a cell over. the new ceo of astrazeneca has done a great job in reshaping this company that was hit with major patent expiry's. up a very nice pipeline so it would make sense on his part to wait two or three years for the pipeline to mature before he sells the company. i think we have a very keen buyer. i don't know if we have a seller. investors --we as it is difficult as investors to take advantage of potential deals. own a lot of these drugmakers. up all the pushed industry because of this m&a frenzy? is it too late to start buying companies on a speculative basis. >> i think it is like a game of musical chairs. you see these m&a come in waves. they havecompanies, their eye

tom keene, running in place as i speak. the palestinian president seeks statehood for his country outside negotiations. meets his goal, announcing 7.1 million people signed up. >> there was a victory for the president. theavid plotz, one of saying we got-- the 7 million that they forecast. appreciate the right and the left. >> there will be debate on the data coming out today. the mba mortgage applications at 7:00. it is a weekly number. at 8:15.ent they are cutting more paychecks, that is an indicator about jobs. monsanto will be before the bell. amazon may unveil a tv viewing device today. microsoft is kicking off its annual developers conference. >> we will talk about that in this hour. let's do a new data check. -- 1881 on the s&p. the euro, 1.38. nymex crude, still at 100. the vix, stunning number. 13.10. to see it under 13 to a 12 signals bull market. castorno idea why i put seed of future in there. i did not know there were castor seed futures. >> you are looking at the drop in commodities. >> i am getting in shape f

i am tom keene. from our washington news bureau. with me, peter cook him our chief washington correspondent. scarlet fu and adam johnson are in new york. it is time for our morning must listen with peter cook. here is a little bit of my conversation yesterday with christine lagarde of the imf. >> i would hope, tom, that before the end of the calendar year, we complete the reform of the imf, which means look that we make it more credible, better resourced, and capable of jumping on urgent issues, like ukraine, for instance, with adequate financing. >> and there is lagarde very much on top of her game. hugely popular worldwide and in washington. peter cook, if lagarde is so popular, why is the imf so unloved by republicans? >> because it is an international institution that at least in the view of a lot of people on capitol hill has taxpayer money at risk and eight at not want to risk a lot of taxpayer money right now. it is hard to win support for international institutions right now in this congress, from republicans in particular,

i'm tom keene. to our guest host, kevin roberts .ve officer of saatchi & saatchi. struggling in is each and every way. the light has been snuffed out by the recalls. mr. roberts has seen all this before. gm is decidedly not toyota. what a mess. saatchi & saatchi. shoots in. what do you do? >> reach out a simple piece of advice. when you have a problem, fix it. months and come she's taking control and leadership. she stood up and said, hey, we got this wrong. if this is what we did wrong and this is what we are going to do and we are on our way. >> ken feinberg distributes checks out. that has to be taken as a positive. the real question is, does gm look back to their past or do guys like you say, no, look forward? .> it's a combination you have the legacy and the path. they have built loyalty and good cars. over the last 40 years come a , 2 or 3. what are you going to do now to fix this problem? what are we going to do now to bring back quality and reliability? >> use digital media a constructive tool for companies in trouble? >> it'

breaking news, exclusive from tom keene. permit after "game of thrones" was "silicon of tech that makes fun culture. created by mike judge best known for evason butthead an "office space." but it is not an easy sell. look at what mike judge had to say. >> it is hard to really root for somebody who is a billionaire. it is hard to make them a main character. especially this show, which is so aspirational and bad news bears. these guys who have nothing who are trying to break in. woefully people hook into that and root for that. got a billion dollars it is kind of hard to sit at home saying, i hope this guy find happiness. he's got a billion dollars. he can go buy it. i think it is harder to kind of root for those guys. >> it is fun to write for the billionaire. they are so crazy. >> not so. >> are the billionaires the heroes of the villains of the show? what's hard to say. emily chang of "bloomberg west" to actually watch it, they got an advance preview. they said it actually get that right. >> it rings true. >> the guy did be

i'm tom keene. joining me from our world headquarters. scarlet fu and adam johnson, let's get right to the morning brief in new york city. here's adam johnson. adam? >> tom, overnight, here's what happened. china trade falls unexpectedly. imports were down 11.3%. the government says it will initiate more growth policies. meanwhile, in europe, the bank of england expected to keep rates at a record low, half a percent. we're going to get the official announcement in about an hour, 7:00 this morning. and here in the u.s., we're going to get weekly jobless claims, as well as import prices, both at 8:30. we've got earnings before the bell. family dollar and rite aid, allied financial, the former gmac, begins trading today. this was the former arm of general motors acceptance corp. finally, a judge is accepted to rule on the we terrible settlement plea, also we should point out the masters tournament begins today in augusta, scarlet fu. >> let's get straight to the front page. we've looked through all the web sites and the front pages of newspa

i am tom keene.ith me is adam johnson and cristina alesci. chicken. >> why not? farmers can produce chickens five times faster than beef and at half the cost. those are gorgeous chickens. it is why burger king and kfc introducing new chicken sandwiches. i kfc? >> the double down. to chicken patties. >> how important are basic issues like food inflation for working families when you talk to ivory tower economist of the fed? >> inflation is inflation orther it is up the core food and energy. agricultural prices move mostly because of supply. mostly because there is a background that can affect livestock. usually not because of some overarching monetary policy stimulus. it is not that sort of ink. i think it is important in the sense that you can harm her to sing power. people should not go out and say deflation is eating us alive. >> we have had the fastest growth in consumer food cost since 2011. that is not concerning? >> these are numbers that move around a bit. if you look at head find -- headline

i'm tom keene.with me, adam johnson alix steel. grow the food is off this week. forget about bank earnings but let's talk about a real company that makes something tangible and valuable. >> i have not drank a coke since college. what about you guys? what r -- >> rarely. >> basically americans are drinking less soda. concerns about obesity and also sugar intake and calories. u.s. consumption for soft drinks is down 5% since 2000 and eight and diet soda consumption has fallen nearly 12%. this is a major headwind when coke report earnings today. it gets about 70% of the global sales volume from carbonated drinks and cocoa really targets 12 to 17-year-olds, pretty sad and brutal, and that is where we see the fallout. >> what does the sell side say? talk and not enough action. >> interesting you say that because coke has almost 50% of market share and carbonated drinks and analysts are actually pretty positive on the stock. wells fargo in particular saying investors are just a little bit too negative rig

i'm tom keene. joining me, scarlet fu and adam johnson on a busy day after a trillion dollars of deals. our morning brief. in the u.k., economic growth accelerating in the first quarter. signs the recovery is broadening. 0.8% -- i know it does not sound like a lot. but if you deal in europe. at 9:00, the case schiller home price index. our home prices moving up? 10:00, we get consumer confidence. how do we feel about things? earnings before the bell -- we've got a bunch. coach, forest labs, merck, twitter, ebay. at 2:00 today we will hear from the nba. adam silver will talk about his findings on the alleged comments from the la clippers owner. merck'sonder if earnings will be different with the pharmaceutical frenzy. >> and four slabs being bought by activists and yesterday it turns around and says it will do its own deal in addition to that. -- forest labs being bought by activist. >> and twitter different from what we saw from facebook? what may be. at the end of the day it is about monetization.

i'm tom keene. scarlet fu and adam johnson. we will get right to a busy day and a busy week. here's adam johnson. >> german unemployment falls for a fifth month as the economy stance. bank of japan refrains from expanding monetary stimulus. its board members forecast that the pace of inflation will quicken in each of the next two financial years to reach its two percent target. we get the mortgage applications at 8:15. the implement change at 8:30. gdp and personal consumption. 9:45, chicago index. we havehe bell, earnings from time warner and after the bell, earnings from yelp. >> we will keep our eye on those results. general electric making an offer or what would be its biggest acquisition ever. ge is willing to pay $17 billion for the energy business. it makes power equipment and trains.ed they will make an offer for pending access to financial information. a big computer error over at the intercontinentalexchange group, two options u.s. exchanges. that almost 20,000 erroneous trades that were c

i am tom keene. -- technology.d to talking with william janeway and brad delong will join us as well. we are looking at bank of america. let's go to adam johnson. it looks like bank of america lost a penny. they were supposed to make $.27. i want to make sure we are comparing apples to apples. this would be an interesting result. net charge-offs, 1.4%. at negation cost $6 billion -- litigation costs, $6 billion. not look like jpmorgan, wells fargo, citigroup. this is a train wreck. stock up orense of down, it is just a mess. nonperforming loans, $17.7 billion. citi is trying to unwind the bad thing. have 17.7 billion in bad loans at bank of america. 35 is the number you want to look at. apples to apples. the forecast was $.27. already five is the adjusted after you adjust for all of these other -- >> the distinction, for those not familiar with the distinctions, they each have their own challenges. they each have their own story. rights -- right tes one third of the loans of this country. bank of america is more do

i'm scarlet fu here with tom keene and adam johnson.gel could be headed back to crimea. he spoke with peter cook on his way to asia. take a listen. >> did the obama administration misjudge vladimir putin and the challenge by russians going forward? >> i don't think anybody misjudged vladimir putin. let's go back to 2008 when putin invaded georgia. approach thatnew he has taken. what you always have to do is you have to always be prepared for any contingencies, any possibilities. i don't think it was a matter of n.sjudging puti what his intentions were, why he did what he did. we still don't understand fully. the point of responsible governance is to have strong options and capabilities and be prepared for any contingencies. it's a dangerous world out there. a very unpredictable world. inyou're having to negotiate an environment of dwindling defense dollars? is the situation in ukraine leading you to reassess the budget you just submitted? would you do things differently now? >> the number i presented in the president's budget was not my

i am tom keene.ith mia scarlet fu and adam johnson. >> you get more sleep than my kids do. >> i have to go to bed early to get up early to do this job. >> good news for tv binger's. moren has highlighted videos for amazon prime video. they have renewed a second season of all the house, one of the first pilots it launched last year. inspired bycomedy chuck schumer. living together with colleagues in washington, d.c. amazon did not review you were data but user feedback was fairly positive. that was one of the deciding factors in whether amazon would pick up the series. ken senna covers amazon. the strength here is it is consumer data. they know more about what we watch, what we buy and what we're thinking of buying than anyone else. there is the near term opportunity in terms of amazon having a lot of data as far as what media we like and being able to use huger consumption or current consumption around shows they are producing to produce more shows but after tremendous amount of consumer data in term

i am tom keene.ouse of cards on netflix is about to get a lot more expensive. >> i am watching something less bloody, and name of the rooms. >> charging new customers one dollars to two dollars per month more because of online numbers. sales numbers beat estimates. jon erlichman is here with us to discuss this. netflix has learned pretty hard lessons about price increases. this time it has done things a little bit differently, dipping the toe in the water slowly. >> you know what is different this time around the gecko house of cards. they have original shows. they understand that netflix is home to their own stuff, stuff you would find on a cable channel that you like or their hbo game of thrones. so they can say we are going to raise prices to ensure the continued to make the kinds of shows you have come to like. they were not in that decision the last time they toyed with pricing. by frankly, everyone always thought they would have to do this anyway. they have billions and billions worth of obliga

i'm tom keene. alex insists that we speak commodities.nd find breaking news just to justify. she has company news this morning. >> it is taking websites hit hard by securities. to websites scramble to patch your systems. many us to rent -- many underestimated the time and cost to restore user data. aboutonves as was paid $57 million last year. eight percent higher than 2012. cbs is the most watched network in the u.s.. amazon may release a smart phone in the second half of the year, this according to the "wall street journal." user could see three-dimensional images without special glasses. this is from the files of bloomberg west. here is what we can tell you. a 61% premium. glencore was in the news over selling its peruvian mine for 5.48 billion dollars. this is the sort of glencore xstrata rebalancing. >> from your view from 35,000 feet, due mining companies have the ability to cut costs? >> not anymore. there's not more to cut. there's only so much you can do unless metal prices wind up recovering. >> look at this. it is in chat. >> w

i am tom keene. scarlet fu and adam johnson with me as well.m has a busy morning. >> china's manufacturing segment struggling. factory activity increased just slightly. indicating contraction. different story in the euro where manufacturing and services expanded faster than forecast. almost a4 in april, full point better than estimates and close to a three-year high. any time you see the number of 50, that is expansion and below 50 is contraction. any faction and services in germany showed growth. manufacturing and services in germany showed growth. ols becomes the 26 major leaguer to hit 500 home runs. the washingtonites stood up and gave him a chair. it was classy. >> earlier in the game, pujols hit 499. use the third youngest player to reach the 500 milestone. >> "60 minutes" did a story on his great charitable efforts. >> did you see what happened last night at fenway? "yanksdline is great, edition torment." they all did very well. >> i will start sweating may 1. >> tom friedman writing today in "the new york times" -- in other words, we kn

i am tom keene. with me, scarlet fu and adam johnson.he president speaking in seoul, korea. >> we're keeping an eye on amazon this morning. the shares are down 1.5%. the theme seems to be spent and you shall receive. nothing to become a's business model. sales rose 20% but their expenses increased by even more, limiting earnings per share to about half of what it was a year before. anthony joins us now by phone, and victor, there seems to be this idea that amazon is spending money as fast as they can make it. shipping cost grew 31%, which was faster than what revenue increase, how much longer can amazon keep us going before investors throw their hands up and say enough? >> you had accelerated revenue growth, which topped our expectations you had gross margins, which expanded for the 10th consecutive quarter, however, as you noted, this was a heavy investment quarter. they called on china specifically. seeuge opportunity -- they huge opportunity there. they are also investing heavily in cloud services business, so as a result, the margin

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i am tom keene. joining me is adam johnson and scarlet fu. >> china announced a new 24 billion dollar railroad expansion aimed at creating jobs. in europe, the service sector productivity holds near a three-year high. the ecb will announce a rate at 7:45. at7:4 pimco investors withdrew more money from the flagship on fund. total up the $2 million has come out year to date. weekly jobless claims. u.s. trade flows followed by i sm nonmanufacturing. i croak on -- micron announcing earnings after the bell. announce earnings tomorrow. there is a little bit to talk about. >> just a little bit. world's largest bond fund. >> stocks, bonds, currencies and commodities. i almost did not do it at least -- a second screen. will join us later on the importance of the press conference. equities do better than good. we will talk about that in a moment. i would also look at the cr be indexed. -- crb index. what has not moved, the two year zero .45%. here is the equity markets. up we go. one of the great themes here i

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"surveillance" is coming up next. >> tom keene and his team.e a great afternoon, everyone. ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." >> facebook and twitter lose momentum. attempt toparties triangulate malaysia heirs position on the floor of the indian ocean. bitcoin acolytes will hold a conference this week. this is the value of bitcoin to them. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance." it is monday, april 7. i am tom keene. joining me, as always, scarlet fu is with us. she survived game of thrones. adam johnson is with us. i, too, survived the game of thrones. here we are, overnight we have the german industrial production rising for a fourth month in a row. this is a sign that growth in europe's largest economy is continuing to accelerate. we'll see what the imf has to say about that later this week. economic data in the u.s., we have consumer credit, that is it . first-quarter earnings kickoff tomorrow. we have jpmorgan later in the week. what everyone is talking about, ncaa finals.

i am tom keene. joining me scarlet fu and adam johnson, who bought apple shares at $1.06 20 years ago. he has our morning review. mom bought you apple shares? >> don't own them anymore. >> what a day. in the years of my career come i've never seen this. absolutely amazing. >> you, tom keene, maybe the best comment i have heard about apple. what is in call -- context for us again. billion in 19 months, they delivered a ford motor company back to shareholders. >> incredible. they took the entire market cap before the year -- >> returned the cash. let's get to a morning break. busy day. >> overnight, german business confidence unexpectedly rose in april signaling optimism. spanish growth, imagine that. spain and growth in the same sentence. accelerating in the first quarter. the prime minister called the ecb to report a recovery. back in the u.s., 8:30, we will get durable goods orders and initial jobless claims. 9:45 we get the bloomberg consumer comfort index. 11:00, kansas city fed manufacturing inde

you have a very keen buyer, but perhaps not such a keen seller in this trade. >> deals like this, theydo not always work. if you are looking at this from the pfizer point of view, how big a risk is how management taking here? >> there are many elements. we have to think about how do we -- how they can make this work from a financial perspective. some of the drugs that have been discovered -- remember, pfizer has been active in the u.k. until just last year. they shut that down. they have big you some of their overseas cash because there is and the cash there pipeline in oncology that is beginning to come through with astrazeneca, there are a lot of elements. >> i think another couple of issues will come up. bury was sold to kraft in the u.s. edwards raised a couple of important points, which are, with the government have an interest to get involved and ?ay, look, this is a threat they can interfere in strategic assets like water and defense, but this is drugs. >> did they not comment on that? i saw somewhere that someone from the government said this is a commercial issue, not a govern

and imf director christine lagarde sits down with tom keene.does the madame director have such a soft spot for the u.s.? that is coming up in world. and speaking of, in north korea, a rally to mark the reelection of kim jong-un. he won a predetermined election where no other candidates ran. here is a look at their victory rally. ♪ >> gm has placed two engineers on the with their role connected to the recall involved in 13 deaths. engineer one, gary aldman. according to documents, he rejected a fix because it was too expensive and would take too long. engineer number two, ray digorgio, he quietly greenlighted a switch improvement that others did not learn about for six years after columnists and customers complained. last year a rate he denied under oath that he knew that part had been changed. both gm and toyota have had negative press recently with all these auto recalls. millions. toyota is trying to convince lawmakers that its cars at least are good for constituents. how is it doing it? it is taking members of congress for a test drive in th

i am tom keene.me adam johnson and olivia sterns will sub scarlet fu is off. >> she has that two weeks. a lot of of time -- >> she is doing a grand tour. let me do a grand tour of a data check. futures -5, euro elevated $1.38 59. russian ruble changes, nymex crude back above $104.15. here is olivia sterns with our gainers and our loser. >> let's start with yahoo! shares up 6.5%, biggest gain since july. it is alibaba. salesday they pose a 66% surge, last quarter of 2013 joy and exhilaration of growth ahead of a potential u.s. ipo. the results helped shares of yahoo!, which owns about 24% of company.se e-commerce they also reported its first sales growth in more than a year. the question we keep asking is -- how much is the bet on yahoo! really a bet on alibaba? moelis and co. going up after raising less than landed in its first ipo as an investment bank. >> adam, let's get right to general electric. >> general electric out with earnings, they beat the estimate by a penny. read three cents is the numb

both are keen to avoid blood shed. negotiations doing little to change the result of those in the firing line. >> moscow warned ukraine that using force to crack down on protests could lead to civil wars. as tension rises, an effort is put forward to ease frustrations, officials from the u.s., moscow and ukraine are expected to meet to discuss the crisis. rosalind jordan has more. >> the most significant development on wednesday was the agreement between the u.s. and russia that a face to face meeting should take place some time in the next 7-10 days. who would be at that face-to-face meeting. russia, ukraine, the e.u., and the u.s. the parties will have a chance to express their concerns, and start hammering out the ways that they could resolve this split cole and sometimes violent crisis. this is a situation that clearly has raised the stakes with the u.s. imposing sanctions on government officials and current russian officials. the u.s. is keen to see the situation resolved sooner, rather than later, because it is c

adamscarlet fu, with johnson and tom keene.big chunk of its operations from southern california to texas. toyota has been trying to reduce costs in its u.s. sales unit. rick perry has been trying to lure business away from southern california. the big general motors recall over a faulty ignition switch may doom the antiquated car key. the company may make the pushbutton start standard in all its vehicles. now an option and almost three fourths of all cars and trucks in the u.s.. and a sonic, advertising profits below estimates, japanese consumers are not expected to buy as many panasonic itronix devices because of the sales hike up that went into effect in april. >> very good, scarlet. of course, the president is on asia,fth tour of announcing this morning that the united states will impose new sanctions on people, companies, plus vladimir putin. phil mattingly is traveling with the president and joins us from manila. the president will fly back. is he going to fly back and look at this as a successful trip? >> the way they are

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i had a keen to take advantage of the chaos that connection with the details are. us politicians like the phrase don't lead a serious crisis go to waste. i mean and use the crisis in ukraine and fear mongering against russia to advance the interests of us corporations this entire event figures pointed to the need for europe. to look at how it can further diversify its energy sources round of applause the us energy giant of long sought to lift the ban on the export of natural gas. the move will argue the drive up energy prices the u s consumers having faced years of opposition the energy giants are finally getting to them before. natural gas export terminals. but unfortunately the government of the united states of america is often working for the interest of these multinational corporations not for the interests of the citizens of the united states of america. call or talk could also get additional push the negotiations over deals like the transatlantic trade and investment partnership agreement essentially reduces trade barriers on investment energy services and r

spread a huge nation all black people say be keen to see what damage estimate regional body as opposed to those who quickly choose the so called people's cabinets. their opponents in mind in the release of all the rest it on charges of capturing and mr to build things and holding a local referendum we stand for our country to benin which exaggerated to the viewing. we are not apparent to me. we have had two nights in domestic settings on the road looks to waste and reunion or so family of three of our people is the highest power at the leash and she laughed the heat's ish chai seen collection is growing in eastern ukraine. i don't lose a friend in all of them ukraine and has always loved carol and reverb or an investment that it inspired us. how can any invites someone to say alas it's not save ourselves. when one lead in our one only time will pass it along with any seven lead at the moment which must display a new cooking eating and weight. his deputy has sided with the gunmen then and wanted a central government to cancel the anti operation that has to stop the rot set in the region

tall and more than hundred twenty thousand have been displaced many of them posted billion gap in keene state the community and focused on a strongly protesting against the continuing attacks on their temples which is going on with impunity up to yet another incidence of violence on monday the minority community focused on is demanding safety of the entity has sent its shares in court. the new template and keep killing the khan district of southern sindh calm and focused on was attacked on monday after unidentified miscreants who do the beading and a secret cpi data. this led to the hindu community in pockets time taken to st said the council the district. he also speaks to teens and stock markets. monday's incident comes two days off to dental field hunter wine list activities in southern ca and hide the bonds that can provide. the attackers in the gta into the concrete and assist in the guise of worship times and called the identical six of the piece on fire. this is the tiger attack targeting hindu shrines in this instalment of his time in less than a month. the devil and an adjoinin

i read something about how organs was quite keen -- bouygues was quite keen on the concept. immelt was talking about smaller numbers. t being the chief executive officer, said that ge will spend between $1 billion and $4 billion on acquisition. this is obviously much larger. he said in exceptional circumstances they would spend more. ge has $57 billion in cash held outside the u.s.. that is not money that can be repatriated due to tax penalties. it has to use that money productively. yesterday we were talking about french protectionism. we were expecting the government to make a little bit of noise. the minister of industry says that france is working on other alstom solutions. is this rhetoric? do we think that we could have a white night coming in from france? is there anyone big enough to take over the assets? >> it is hard to see who could do something like this. industry minister is well known for speaking a little bit out of turn on the sus ex -- on ubjects. what he says does matter. it doesn't always mean that we have to listen to every single syllable of it. there is

i am tom keene.and adam johnson, who bought apple shares at $1.06 20 years ago. he has our morning review. mom bought you apple shares? >> don't own them anymore. >> what a day. in the years of my career come i've never seen this. absolutely amazing. >> you, tom keene, maybe the best comment i have heard about apple. what is in call -- context for us again. billion in 19 months, they delivered a ford motor company back to shareholders. >> incredible. they

up in 35 minutes, "surveillance" tom keene.cote on the ground in geneva following your secretary of state very closely. >> of course this, francine, after, i guess i call aid civil war overnight. it was amazing to see francine out on twitter the reporters reporting from eastern ukraine and around that, the different tweets from the propaganda side of those from kiev in support of kiev and those in support of the pro russians. richard haas will join us, the former ambassador, president of council of foreign relations. we'll talk about where we go through the weekend and particularly in geneva and then we turn to the banking business hours. we'll touch on high frequency trading as well. >> looking forward to your conversation on high frequently trading. very quietly, the european union has put steps in place to deal with it here in europe following that michael lewis book. >> what has changed is finally the government is getting involved. we see that with six subpoenas by the attorney general of new york state. i believe we saw t

you leave the city is about as subtle scent of cds that all my sadness and honest chemistry and are keen to get me sushi meal the stitching progress since the bans have a camera with us and the dp paul mccartney but now that sen circle was deepening the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine accused russia of the new escalation of the situation in the east of ukraine. so says the statement of ukraine and the moments that take in the separatists speech as russian security services are planning to occupy and other great ukrainian ten terrorists and the same time as they make a powerful information war thingy stored and is presented the facts once again appeals must go to withdraw its troops from ukraine on borders and to begin negotiations. in the quiet law enforcement arrested twenty three peoples that took part in the clashes last night. the day before prussian professors time to make a life regional state administration. they appeal to follow the scenarios of vignettes hot given a lot lines through social networks that has aired over two hundred supporters of platoons aggressive policin

well the pentagon is not too keen on plans to cut the world's most expensive military action in a report released this week the us the common defense has plans to cut the military's budget by fifteen billion per year through twenty twenty three with the us gambling with military readiness. and a statement the state department parents for the department of defense said. overall the report says the question level cuts would result in a military that is too small to fully meet the requirements of that strategy thereby significantly increase the national security risks both in the short and long term. these budget cuts will be made to what is by march the most expensive military in the world. in twenty thirteen us made up thirty seven percent of all global military spending and laos the frustration is producing those expenditures the drawdown of troops in afghanistan is also bringing down spending. but as our cheese making lopez reports are still eight hundred military money sitting in the desert of afghanistan we're talking right now probably at least twenty to thirty thousand people involv

forward to tom keene taking over shortly with surveillance.e onntime, an what european markets are doing. >> the politics are beginning to play into the nerves of these equity markets. we are down a third day in a row. the story is beginning to make robustlynce much more felt across the market. to be the driver. you saw jpmorgan disappointed. the mortgage lending numbers in the united states of america have had a much more telling story. it down a quarter of one percent. you are looking at one of the worst weeks in the last few years. we want to get back into the u.k.. one thing that comes through is the reflection of the nature of some of the stocks that are on the move. and was upwas up nearly 90% up in 2012. 68% -- barrett was up 68%. equity futures lower in the u.s.. the british pound coming a little lower. one of the themes i come back from the discussions with ubs as you will see a higher dollar. that will play into draghi's efforts to reinflate. >> manus cranny. coming up, cashing in on cosmetics. beautyat l'oreal's playbook. that story

. >> tom keene throwing his shoes at peter cook. the next name in the news, bond king bill gross has enjoyed several decades in the limelight as one of the best-known bond investors in the business. he founded and still runs pimco, home of the world's largest bond fund, nearly $2 trillion in assets. that money comes from pensions, endowments, pretty much anyone with a retirement account. recall in january when bill's bond kingdom was shaken when pimco's ceo mohamed el-erian left the company. here is mr. gross a few weeks after that. >> were we disappointed when he left? yes, we were. he will be here until march. mohamed came back, not only the heir apparent, but the future ceo. i thought i had done my job but obviously not. >> this is bill gross yesterday. >> extremely disappointed. i thought i knew him better. we hired him to be my successor. does it make me mad? yes, that makes me mad. does that make me disillusioned, not really. i would simply say, come on, mohamed, tell us why. the furor over the past two months in terms of the

tom keene will be speaking with her in a few minutes. and ally financial raise more than $2 billion for the ipo. i will be speaking with the ceo, michael carpenter later on this hour. "ou are watching "market makers on bloomberg television, streaming on your mobile device and on tv and on apple tv and fire tv. ♪ >> live from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this with erik makers" schatzker and stephanie ruhle. >> you are watching "market makers" on bloomberg television, i am erik schatzker. the u.s. recession is in the rearview mirror, and europe and even japan is taking measures, you could say that the developing world is getting its act together. but the emerging markets are newly vulnerable, that is what they are talking about, in washington this week. this is where we find our own tom keene. tom, talk to me about the mood in washington. what have you started to hear since you landed yesterday? always, interesting, as at the world bank meetings and we will talk about the spring meeting, with us right now is the president of the wor