and keene got ten years.e out of him and broke his father's heart. >> any hopes and dreams he had had for me at that point in life were gone. he was crushed. he was very crushed. >> jimmy keene could not imagine a way out. nor guess that a man he'd never met might someday provide him one. ♪ november 1994. wabash, indiana. it had been two weeks since larry hall recoiled from a photo of jessica roach. and investigator gary miller had a gut instinct. >> i really think we're on to something here. this guy portrays this weak, timid person, but, you know, i don't think he truly is. >> miller thought hall was vicious and as the investigation unfolded, miller also thought he knew how hall abducted jessica roach. >> when he first seen her, she was riding from -- toward the house, going down this way. >> hall followed and stopped to talk. jessica got scared and backed away. >> that's when he opens the door, grabs her. there's a physical confrontation where he overpowers her. put her in his van. and left. probably going

tom keene: this is a critical question. you remember when the montreal canadiens won the stanley cup. is this going to be another yields higher, rice is lower, stocks get hammered market? >> we don't think so. what you are talking about is an environment you have a combination of yields moving higher because the economy is getting stronger and earnings are the most critical dynamic. the earnings estimates have come down over the past six months. a lot of that is energy. maybe five points is coming off. people are watching the currency. you start to get a loss. tom keene: you see the wall street journal. its use of cash like apple. or like gm, driving the mood of the moment. olivia: this is one of the criticisms of altra low rates. -- ultralow rates. this makes gm do buybacks and borrow to do it. >> this is at the expense of something else. capital spending -- it hasn't. that is the point. has been hitting records the past several years. buybacks in 2007. most people don't seem to get that. olivia: what is the most important

i'm tom keene. with me olivia sterns.iberated from the burden of reaching deep into your pocket. that appears to be apple watch's main appeal, but is the promise of checking your e-mail, tracking your uber even taken a phone call on your wrist enough to move the dial on apple stock? that is the question after tim cook's big unveil of the apple watch yesterday in san francisco. of course it is the first big new product lines for apple since 2010 when they launched the ipad. what is your big take away, tom? tom: the mystery of how i am humbled by listening to pros like mo koyfman. i look at mo koyfman and spark capital and his experience on this, and i am all years here. i was wrong on the ipod. why am i wrong on apple watch? i really respect your thoughts. mo: i will be the last one to prognosticate how it will impact apple's stock price, but the only thing i will say on the applewhite in that regard is that apple is selling so much other stuff right now that i do not think the contribution will matter for a time. tom: i u

inspect or keen here works with talking victims every day. the sfpd and crock have an excellent working relationship. after obtaining an arrest warrant for the suspect who was stalking his ex girlfriend he quickly received a call coordinating attorney at crock who was serving the suspect with a civil restraining order. the suspect recently pled guilty and is now under a civil restraining record and crock helped that victim obtain. due to these services and the working relationship and the fact that inspector keen took the time to get my attention we asked kimberly cross here. the san francisco police department recognizes the restraining order clinic. such an example of dedication is worthy of the highest he esteem [applause]. >> the chief is going to come down and give you the certificate and if you want to share a few words, we'd appreciate it. >> it's a real plaque i thought it was going to be like a piece of paper. thank you. with me here tonight i'd like to introduce the crock staff attorney and legal assistant and norma's daughter natal

i'm tom keene. on a most interesting morning.: last week, the camera stopped rolling and we talked about the southern these -- sotheby's indicator. that is today's single best chart. this is just the share price of sotheby's the auction house. we rented it forward to 2011. here is the problem. on this day today when we've got picasso's "women of algiers" it to go for $140 million come we don't have a clear trend the way we did looking back. olivia: sotheby's has been underperforming. you just said it. that $100 million picasso is at christie's. christie's has been crushing sotheby's in modern and contemporary and they have done a way better job of going out there globally and recruiting all the new moneyed clients tom: . who was the new moneyed clients? olivia: asia, mongolia, parts of eastern europe. they had a team focused on scouring emerging markets and going after perhaps jorge liman. tom: do you have a picasso in the living room? >> my taste runs to more classical art. i stopped at the impressionists. brendan: atul has noth

the actor who plays tom keen is ryan eggold is here in the studio. thanks for joining us.first thing first, the hair is all gone. >> i know. my luscious sweet beautiful hair. >> but it's an awesome role you play on the show. you're a mild mannered husband and now all of the sudden radical changes, even physical changes. >> absolutely. like we were talking a second ago, what's fun is interesting him in that way as a mild mannered schoolteacher. that comes with a set of expectations and then you get to shatter the expectations and go a completely different way and find out the truth quote unquote about this guy which is the truth on our show is ever evolving. it's a really great character. >> speaking of the evolution, how soon do you know of these changes? you must know the trajectory per season or is that too far in advance? >> it changes a lot. the show is alive in that way. the writers are playing off of the audience and feeling things out and changing their thoughts. and there's a plan and we do an episode or a scene and something work ors it doesn't work and we decide

i'm tom keen. joining me, olivia stearns and we welcome back from a long sabbatical one bee greeley as well. how was brazil? >> from a week's vacation. i'm tanned neither rested nor ready. tom: let's get to our top headlines. here's olivia stearns. olivia: john kerry is hinting they are ready to walk away from talking from the iran nuclear program. kerry is there to resume negotiations and warned the clock is ticking to a deadline the end of march. kerry appeared on cbs' "face the nation" and repeated his criticism of republican senators who sent a controversial letter to iran's leader. >> what i do know is this letter was absolutely calculated directly to interfere with these negotiations p. it specifically inserts itself correctly -- directly to the lead are of the country saying don't negotiate with these guys because we're going to change this. olivia: it has been predicted he will make a bad deal with iran. crude fell today to its lowest price in six years. trading below $ 4 a barrel before re

tom: and not tom keene. why did you want me to bring this up? is the innovative new thing under armour is doing. brendan: are you and under armour fan? george: my kids are. from an investment perspective we talked about oil plunging down to $42 a barrel. this is creating disposable income across the u.s. the u.s. consumer has been the biggest beneficiary of that. that money is getting recycled into goods, products, into apparel. olivia: not quite yet. retail sales numbers have been disappointing even though oil is back down to $2.50 a gallon, it is not showing up in the numbers. george: there is a little bit of a charming as people move away from the big rocks onto online. -- a churn as people move away from the big box online. single name retailers are doing well. i think that is a good strategy whether you are a stock investor or bond investor, a way to capture return. tom: let's get some photos. olivia: i do not have a photo of tom keene and a compression shirt. in washington, a statute on display before its return to iraq. numerous artifacts

i am tom keene. with the olivia sterns and brendan greeley.er to switzerland where our international correspondent on ankles is that the eight event geneva international motor show with a lamborghini super and a very special guest. hans, we pass it over to you. hans: olivia, thank you very much. i am joined by stefon vin kleman. thank you for joining us. tell us about this car. >> [indiscernible] it stands for superfast. we were concentrating on three items, weight ratio increasing horsepower from 700 to 750 reducing the weight, we have a perfect weight ratio, we improve the ergonomics, so it is increased by 170%. it is in the big ring, and then the drivability, so make the drivability better by shorter suspension, magna ride. hans: not on selling the u.s. what do they sell for in europe? stephan: around 20% from the coupe. hans: tom keene my host, he goodbye to it that price. stephan: he is a good boy. hans: i think lamborghini, i think low to the ground, yet there is some talk -- you had a concept talk about an suv. what is your thought? i k

with the united arab emirates and other countries means that the kingdom of saudi arabia is quite keen to boost their relation with egypt and bring back stability to egypt and boost their support of the egyptian people away from anything that will hit these kind of relations. through the history, our relations were fantastic, and we quickly welcomed any problems because of the relationships between both countries on all levels and the economic relations between the countries will be boosted because the kingdom of saudi arabia is the first investor in egypt. [ applause ] >> translator: the expansion of our comprehensive economic relations, and the kingdom being the first biggest investor in egypt and also this will bring the doubtedly that there are so big atmosphere for developing these relations because the economy in both countries have the ability and the private sector is also playing a great role in such a conference. ladies and gentlemen, the region is witnessing so many political changes and this will creates changes, and we need to know that terrorism is not at all related to i

we can be clear that the germans are very keen to get to the bottom of this and find out what it washat made this 28-year-old pilot, what made him perform the actions that he did. >> all right. thanks so much. dominic kane there. >>> lots more still to come on the show it's one of the most oil-rich regions in nigeria, but also still one of the poorest. >>> and we'll report from column bow, as the sri lanka president tries to renegotiate multi-billion dollars deals with china. ♪ >>> you are watching al jazeera. it's time to recap our headlines. iran is calling for an end to the saudi-lead air strikes in yemen. they launched a military campaign to support the president hadi who was driven out of the capitol sana'a last month by houthi rebels. >>> the co-pilot of the germanwings plane crashed it deliberately into the fen. alps. all 150 people on board died. >>> let's get a bit more now on our top story, the strikes in yemen. arab league foreign ministers are meeting. egyptian foreign minister says his government fully supports the joint military strike against houthi forces in yemen. >>

as tom keene might put it, what is the sweat factor today?> there is definitely a sweat factor because they were the closest to minimums in last weeks test. there's a big debate going on right now about what it means if you are -- your internal tests differ from the fed. goldman says we will be fine 12% ratio. the fed said it is more like 6%. a huge gap. the question is, are the banks supposed to end up with numbers that are close to the fed or does the fed just want to see a reasonable process that goes through and even if they disagree, it is ok? that will be the question whether the fed will qualitatively fail people who ended up with different -- tom: they may not lose their job. the distinction today is, this is about dividend growth. is janet yellen to manage the dividend growth of jpmorgan? >> the fed is managing growth of all of the banks. they are so focused on the capital ratios that they want them to hold as much capital as possible and banks are trying to push back a little bit -- tom: jamie dimon made $32 million in operating inc

i am tom keene. joining me, olivia sterns.ick up the pace, the message from european leaders. bailout talks can speed up. greece is running out of money. severus put a positive spin on the issue. -- tsipras put a positive spin on the issue. there is no clear-cut day when greasewood run out of money. president obama encouraging the young people to pressure leaders on the nuclear deal. a deal freezing the nuclear program could lead to a better relationship. >> it could open the door to a brighter people. this is what is at stake today. olivia: the talks have stalled. the u.s. and europe want the sanctions phased out. oil down more than 1% this morning. it is heading for its fifth weekly decline. there are signs the glut could get worse. the call has resisted calls to cut back reduction. -- cut back production. brendan: startling conclusions about google. a staff report concluded google abuse its position. they recommended the agency sue google. fcc commissioners decided against the suit. the first of major eclipse of the solar a

i'm tom keene, joining me is brendan greeley and olivia sterns. olivia: ted cruz is running for president. he has become the first republican candidate to officially throw his hat in the race. he announced just after midnight on twitter. he will launch his campaign in a few hours at liberty university in virginia. he is the canadian born son of cuban immigrants. he was backed by the tea party. he has been an outspoken critic of obamacare. he spoke against it on the senate floor. singapore is mourning the death of the man who turned the country around. he was the first elected prime minister and served for 31 years. he is grieved beyond words. we won't see another man like him. he was singapore. olivia: this could be another make or break week for the greek prime minister. he is meeting with angela merkel. without those measures, european lenders are unlikely to give greece the cash it needs to stay a float. brendan: the price of oil is falling again. futures fell 1%. west texas intermediate is trading below $46 a gallon. the oil glut will get bigg

a lost buying and exporters across a lost different sectors with overseas investors taking a very keenest in japanese shares right now as well. ai. >> talking about currencies. extending the slide against the euro and the yen. where are the pairs now? >> exactly. we've seen it coming off just a little bit. let's have a look at the exact levels. 119.77-79. it's come off those multiyear highs at the 122-yen level set two weeks ago. traders relate mulling over a potential delay in the timing of the rise in interest rates in the united states. a little bit of hesitation over the recent sharp gains. the euro has jumped 1.3% against the dollar from the same time yesterday. single currency is gaining ground against the yen. 131.07-12 euro/yen. we also have some interest in the asian region today. we're going to have the china flash mpc manufacturing pmi data due out later this morning. that will give some direction to the region's indexes. also any contraction about growth levels in china will have repercussions of course for a lot of resource-rich countries in the asian region. for instance

his refusal means the debate now won't take place, despite the other three being keen. he's seeking a fifth term in office. the world number one golfer rory mcilroy says being in contention to win this weekend's arnold palmer invitational will put him in top form. he's he's really wants that green jacket. >> it's important to feel what it's like final event going into augusta, just feeling something on the last day, you know back nine in contention, having a chance to win, all that stuff. i don't think there's any better way to prepare for a tournament as if you get into contention you know pretty close leading up to the event. >> there's going to be some hard hitting and rough rallies in the californian desert. raphael nidal will meet up against rhinage in the last eight. nidal went through with a straight sets win. the spaniard has won the tournament three times before and is really starting to make his shot. 6-2, 6-4 was the final score for nidal. andy murray won in straight sets for the 496th match win of his career. that total brings murray level with tim henry as

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the government has set up a response team and they are going to be very keen to find out quite exactlyhat happened here. we hope to find out more information about who exactly was onboard that plane. we know that the spanish authorities confirmed that 45 of the people onboard were spaniards, but we await to find out quite how many germans were onboard. president francois hollande has said that he understands that germans and kurds were onboard but we don't have anymore detail about the exact com significance of the nationalities of people onboard the plane. that we wait to find out. >> stay with us. we're going to show our viewers some pictures here from barcelona airport which is of course the airport where the plane took off from, where germanwings flight 952 knife took off from this morning. these are the scenes earlier barcelona airport, the flight, short flight, which had taken off from barcelona and of course it crashed in the southern alps. we thought we had some pictures of some of the relatives who seemed obviously very upset. they were trying. --crying. we do have the picture

i'm olivia sterns with tom keene and brendan greeley.he worry out of driving in an electric car. they will have an announcement coming up affecting its model s line. musk says he has a solution for range exide he -- elopn muskn musk says he has a solution for range anxiety. betty: it is very real. i drove a tesla and i had arranging zaidi. i was calculating in my head, where's the next charging station? he promises to take care of this with this software up a. -- update. the only way to really cure range anxiety is to make a tesla that can go 400 miles plus. that will eliminate ranging zaidi. -- range anxiety. it could be anything from making the batteries run more efficient , so that much more of the juice goes into running the car then powering your electronics within the vehicle. it could be a power saving mode. maybe there is a portion of the battery that gets saved and with a click of the button, you have 30 miles extra to get to a charging station. the real way to prolong the life or range of a tesla is going to be hardware upgrade

i'm tom keene.is olivia with the top headlines. >> the debate about president obama's affordable care act will be up to the supreme court again. only 16 states built their own insurance exchanges. the rest use the federal healthcare.gov system. the court is expected to rule by june. benjamin netanyahu did not change president obama's mind on iran. he spoke for 51 minutes yesterday, blasting the u.s. efforts but president obama not impressed by the speech. >> i did not have a chance to watch the speech. i was on a videoconference with our european partners with respect to ukraine. i did have a chance to take a look at the transcript. as far as i can tell, there was nothing new. >> nancy pelosi called the speech an insult to the intelligence of the united states. house speaker john boehner defined conservatives in his own party and let the house vote to fund homeland security through september that averted a partial shutdown of the agency. >> former cia director david petronius has omitted to sharing

i am tom keene. me, olivia sterns and brendan "yes, we had three irish martinis yesterday" greeley. olivia: netanyahu has called leaders that share his skepticism about peace talks with palestinians. he says there are issues that must be addressed immediately. >> we are facing great challenges. i cannot elaborate on all of them,

i'm tom keen, olivia stearns and brandon greeley are joining us.p headlines once my voice wakes up. here's olivia. olivia: thousands marched to protest the activist. he was gunned down friday night and a was a former deputy prime minister who had spoken out against vladimir putin and had been working about a report of his fighting in ukraine. he says he'll personally oversee the investigation into his

tom keene with olivia sterns and brendan greeley.ed yesterday of the american enterprise institute, at a tragic 71 years old. pity the fed. you should pity the federal reserve, the timing of expected fed tightening will keep slipping, probably into 2016, especially as the fed faces reality and abandons the 3% growth forecast will stop the fight -- forecast. the final writings of john makin. makin was the best i knew, the chicago school of facts, but speaking the -- he was the conservative that liberals respected, and he nailed the 2008 crisis more than anybody else. gideon: absolutely. he was the best person to be able to talk about the chicago school. always very clear and fair whether you agree with him or not. tom: liberals adored him even though they did not agree with him. gideon: again, it was -- david: it was clear economics straight economics. tom: it was just not working out for june, obviously. is it possible it can get to 2016? david: it is possible. i disagree there. a lot of weakness in the first quarter is weather-relat

she feels more relaxed now and is keen on learning the alphabet. prani ta is taking her first tentative steps to becoming self-reliant. ♪ during break time, students and teachers enjoy dancing together. jigme continues her compassionate work to set her little buddhas on a road to an independent and happy life. ♪ >> last time on "everyday edisons," we did some cooking outside with inventor al contarino's unique grill. after testing his theory of convection, our design department further improved the door and drawer features, making the grill even more marketable. on this episode, we turn up the heat on something new, a sponge you can put in your microwave that creates not just steam but a clean so clean you may not have ever seen.

up next is "surveillance" with tom keene.side of the atlantic, we have another hour of "the pulse." we will be focusing on greece and focusing on what george soros told me. is there a 50-50 chance of greece leaving the euro? do you agree with the billionaire investor? you can follow us on twitter. we are back in two bang. -- we are back in two. ♪ tom: devastating consequences if the fed keeps rates lows. vice chair fisher gives ace defense is the fed will move. you should be in the stock market. biking to work is all the rage. good morning everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance." we are from new york this morning. i am tom keene. joining me, olivia sterns and brendan greeley. top headlines, here is olivia. olivia: angela merkel has a message for the prime minister of greece. you need to follow the terms of the bailout agreement. george sir says is a lose lose game. he says the possibility that greece leaves the eurozone is a real threat.

. ♪ tom keene: there is surging job growth in america.sts and recalibrate to mario draghi. greece hints they might go back to the people and vote on whether athens should submit to brussels. break out those terrycloth sweatbands. there is sweat over the apple watch. will anyone buy it? we are live from world headquarters in new york. i am tom keene. joining us is olivia sterns. let's get to the top headlines. here is olivia sterns here in >> any nuclear deal they sign with president obama won't last after he leaves office. senators from both parties have been pushing to have their say when a deal is signed. the president says they are willing to walk away from talks. he was

coming up, tom keene takes over with "surveillance." in the u.k., another hour of the pulse.iew with the jp morgan chase international chairman. one of the experts in monetary policy. we asked him what he thinks and when he thinks the fed will raise rates. we will see whether he sees any real distortion and yields here in europe. there is distortion because of qe, does that mean the markets are mispricing overall? that is the question for jacob frenkel. we have a great exclusive with the ceo of seefiat-chrysler, is the company looking for a merger? you can follow us on twitter. i am @flacqua. the twitter question of the day should leaders tweet more or should they tweet less? we have been talking about the spat between the germans and the greeks. mr. varoufakis often taking to twitter to defend himself and his country's policy. should he tweet more or less. a couple responses already. continue tweeting us. i am @flacqua. a lot of people saying leaders should get on with their job and not tweet it off. ♪ tom: markets churn. japanese stocks had a central high. we discussed the

i know that you are quite keen on cars or autos. now you are switching., expanding. banks, pulled performance but you say that could get going. stephen: good reasons, they had a challenging 2014. in february, greece performed a rule, having performed well with qe coming. greece is a wildcard but broadly we are seeing a catch up trend with the dax and improvement in the economy. caroline: you are looking financially related corporate debt. stephen: that has been a view for quite a long time basically because the banks are in a deleveraging mode. deleveraging is slowing after the stress tests but that requires more capitalization and strengthening of balance sheets and that is good for the structure. manus: how worried are you about equity markets? because our lead story on equities was 28 days, the longest stretch of losing back-to-back. is the edifice cracking in the united states? stephen: the u.s. is challenged by a couple of things, we have been cautious on the u.s.. it is not a cheap market corporate profits are showing any sign of slowing if you look

i am tom keene. joining me, olivia sterns and brendan "yes, we had three irish martinis yesterday" greeley. olivia: netanyahu has called leaders that share his skepticism about peace talks with palestinians. he says there are issues that must be addressed immediately. >> we are facing great challenges. i cannot elaborate on all of them, but i can say we have challenges in diplomacy and security. olivia:'s party was behind in the polls. the prime minister appealed to his supporters. investors will be listening when policymakers wrap up their two day meeting in washington. the fed may remove an assurance that it may be patient before it raises interest rates. janet yellen is likely to be questioned about the strength of the dollar and how it may affect monetary policy. oil heading into another bear market. it is down for a seventh day in a row. if fell below $43 a barrel and closed -- and if it closes at that level it will be 23% off-peak. inventory probably grew last week. in oklahoma state, they have

i'm tom keene, with olivia sterns, on a friday. $46.62.livia: we begin with the latest from ferguson, missouri. a manhunt is in progress. there were more protests overnight, but they were peaceful. bill ackman has made a big bet against herbalife. the fbi wants to know if ackman or people working for him try to manipulate herbalife's stock. we will ask bill ackman about all of that later this morning. he will be right here on bloomberg television at 10:00. a new biography says steve jobs refused an organ donation. they say he refused when cook said he would give him part of his liver. doctors had told tim cook that the transplant could extend tim jobs -- steve jobs' life. more followed for the fraternity at oklahoma university. some other fraternity chapters new about the racist video. research done for the fda says slowing teen smoking could be attributed by raising tobacco age to 21. the volcano in costa rica is acting up. a huge plume of smoke -and ash in costa rica. wow. tom: this is close. this is not like, over there. olivia: yes. to

for more on this we go to general jack keen, chairman for the institute of the study of war and a foxws analyst. fox news is reporting that at least three of the fival taliban leaders who were transferred in this exchange for bowe bergdahl, have apparently tried to plug back in to their hold terror networks, in other words reengage in terrorist activity. what do you make of that? >> none of that comes as a surprise, most of us did initially like this deal that was made. i have no problems with attempting to get bergdahl back regardless of the circumstances that surrounded his departure from his post, but this deal was lousy right from the beginning as we all know, and here trying to get back into the fight and rejoin their taliban teammates i'm convince they probably will doing. >> military intelligence source tells fox that multiple m options were on the table in the bergdahl case that did not involve the prisoner swap of the taliban five, but that the administration's preferred option was to secure the army sergeant's freedom through the controversial transfer, what would you say to

i'm tom keene. with me, olivia sterns. looking at china.tral bank boston says he is close to scrapping the deposit rate -- the reform would affect the system that has -- we are pleased to be joined by the president of china international -- china's pagebeige book international. the chinese government is trying to told the chinese economy from an investment savings led model to a consumption model. >> that is exactly what he has to do. if you have a system based on financial repression, you have to stop subsidizing the expenses. they're trying to put more spending power in the pockets of consumers. because of all the hectic disinflation they think they may have an opportunity this year. tom: you nailed this call. you were so low. what is the real gdp growth? -- you were solo. >> nowhere near 7%. we don't know what the actual number is. the ip of the gdp target is ridiculous. tom: the knock on effects arguments. -- our imare immense. >> there's a lot of believe that they will have to devalue the currency. what china needs to do is keep it rel

joining me now is general jack keen, chairman of the institute for the study of war. here tonight. >> good to be here. >> i thought we had an effort to degrade and destroy this group, but it is hard to see it. >> you're absolutely right. obviously there's a plan to reclaim the territory in iraq. some of that has been unfolding before our eyes. the iranians are obviously leading the effort. if they continue to lead the effort we run the very real risk of losing iraq to the iranians. there is no plan to defeat isis in syria. this administration does not have any plans to do that. there's no ground force to do that. they're deferring that to another administration which means the killing the brutality, the barbarism, the plan to reach out to countries outside of their caliphate like they're doing and because we're not impeding their ability to run that headquarters and defeating them in syria, they are able to do this. >> you are the architect of the surge in iraq which was hugely successful at the time. you say if we wanted to eliminate isis from this area, we could do

it's expected to be a tight race keen incumbent, goodluck jonathan and his rival. we look at the development so far in the capital of abuja. >> reporter: there were some confusion in abuja where hundreds of people showed up to vote. electorate workers were unsure how to organize everything, and some election materials did not arrive. not far away from the provincial office things were a lot smoother. hundreds stood in the sweltering heat in line. >> corruption is everywhere. if we can fix corruption, fix health, fix education. fix unemployment. we fix power. if there is power every system of the economy will work. >> cards have been used to identify voters before they can cast their ballot. this is the fifth election since the end of military rule in 1999. close to 60 million people are expected to vote. civil society organizations say that everything is going smoothly so far despite concerns about security. >> we set get one report of patrolled explosion in southeast of nigeria but we've been told this is not a major concern and we do not have an area of high secu

we had folks yesterday saying berlin is very keen for the u.k. to stay in. there seems to be a sense in berlin that they fear actually to end up with an unbalanced eu maybe with the southern european countries having much more sway. >> that is correct for now. we are waiting for poland to catch up. as a matter of fact, the german view on the economy is one that is a more liberal or more market-oriented approach to the british view rather than the french one. with poland, live a strong member to our east that has grown throughout the crisis who is catching up with the rest of europe and quite a remarkable way clearly, poland is not there to be a balancing factor but once poland is strong enough, i think that argument becomes a weaker one as far as the uk's concern. francine: if we go back to greece for a second, they state in the eu, that is something at this point we do not know. is there not a danger they would ask for help for russia? if they get shunned by the eu in general, because this is the general feeling in greece that they are in their right to ren

i'm tom keen.via stearns and we welcome back from a long sabbatical one bee greeley as well. how was brazil? >> from a week's vacation. i'm tanned neither rested nor ready. tom: let's get to our top headlines. here's olivia stearns. olivia: john kerry is hinting they are ready to walk away from talking from the iran nuclear program. kerry is there to resume negotiations and warned the clock is ticking to a deadline the end of march. kerry appeared on cbs' "face the nation" and repeated his

we have - we are keen to do well against the south africans, of course. the victory will give us a boost. at least positive thinking towards the next two games. >> in perth co-hosts australia recorded a huge ginnings against afghanistan, reaching 417 for 6. david warner making 178. their opponents beginning the run chase. >> head injuries and concussion have been an issue in american football over the past two years. two staff announced they'll donate their brains to scientific research after their death. steve and stephanie are two super bowl tampions. -- champions, rice retired, a wide refuser with the seattle sea hawks. the pair hope a commitment might convince others to support injuries. the nfl is close to a deal to comment concession victims. >> you'll never totally eradicate brain injuries from life in general and the game of football. when you look at what roger goodell implemented in the league to make it safe it's encouraging. it's encouraging for me but i'm not going to let my son play until these at least 16. >> blatter arrives in paraguay for

tom keene up shortly with "surveillance."s south of the river at the women of the world festival on the south bank. what is it like? what is going on? francine: there is a real buzz at the south bank. this is the head of international women's day on sunday. we have one of the most impressive women spearheading the chance of women to get equal treatment. you have just talked about your passion for women's rights. why did you pick up this cause? annie: because i am a woman. because of my gender and my experience. women and girls are back in a state of medieval times in so many ways in developing countries. health care, access to sexual and reproductive rights. women and girls are so far away from a quality in so much of the world and it is an issue i feel so passionately about and i think many women can identify with this. francine: until we have the men supporting that cause, it is going to be difficult. annie: i absolutely agree. i think the men can identify with it. we are trying to amplify that cause. the more that we do, t

i am olivia sterns here with tom keene and brendan greeley.g news of the lane cross. hans nichols joins us from berlin. the 40 give us the latest, i want to give us the latest -- before you give us the latest, i want to bring up a tweet from president francois hollande. this is a mourning, a tragedy. he does not excite any survivors from the 148 people on board that german airbus a320 plane that crashed in the southeastern outs of france. with that said hans, what is the latest? hans: the latest is out of the spanish airport authority saying there are spanish and german nationals on that plane. they have not released to the identities of the spanish nationals. they do not say they do not know the authorities will stop it was flight 9525. moments ago, we had the ceo of leptons a, -- of lufthansa, the parent company of german wings, pledging to work with authorities to find out more. it seems like the most best mystic line is coming out of president francois hollande, all but assuming that 148 people have lost their lives. where he has dispatche

they are keen to talk about second jobs because they don't want to talk about the jobs revolution inntry. they don't want to talk about the oh ecb and the fact that our economy grew faster than any other major economy in the west. they can't talk because they have nothing to say. >> is the premise are aware that they are cutting the disabled students allowance? many disabled students say they might have to drop out of the courses. will he undertake an urgent review of that program? >> i have looked specifically at this issue and had a constituency case connected to this issue and i will look at it again. it is important for the living allowance going into personal independence payment that there will be more of the most disabled people getting paid at a higher rate. >> hear, hear. >> i know the prime minister shares my enthusiastic support and shares my joy that there has been a 63% increase with the most wonderful gift that anyone can dare give to the organization. will he take an opportunity? >> i apologize for interrupting the honorable gentleman. it is discourteous to disrupt an

i'm tom keene. joining me, olivia sterns. brendan greeley is on sabbatical. olivia: the lowest economic growth target in 15 years from china. they want the economy to grow 7%. china is facing a number of headwinds. they want to make the economy more efficient. >> we need to develop twin engines to drive development. popular entrepreneurship and innovation and increased supplies of public goods and services. this will ensure that we will adjust without weakening momentum and will underpin with greater quality. olivia: in the past, premier li has said that lower growth is tolerable as long as jobs are created. the u.s. ambassador in south korea is recovering after being slashed in the face by a north korean sympathizer. there was blood on his face and hands and he needed 80 stitches. authorities say the wounds are not life-threatening. authorities say the man also once attacked the japanese ambassador. hillary clinton is trying to end the controversy over e-mails she wrote will secretary of state. she

i am tom keene. with me, brendan greeley today.as syria continues a self implosion sunnis battle shia. saudi arabia bahrain uae, and most south of the arabian peninsula. it is enough to be confused and one -- make one you're for the sympathy of peter o'toole and omar sharif dashing off to autobahn long ago and far away. elliott gotkine is reporting from tel aviv. iranian heads must be spinning over the politics, and is brendan greeley mentioned earlier, the reemergence of the arab league. how does israel perceive what we see in the middle east this weekend? elliott: i think what we're seeing right now tom merely serves to underline that some of the things that prime minister netanyahu was talking about when he came and gave the controversial speech to congress in the mist of the election campaign. we don't actually have a new israeli government just yet so we are not exactly getting the ministers lining up to say certain things. i think it is just more evidence that look, you are criticizing us -- this is what prime minister netany

i think jennifer keene's book that we've read last week gives us a good description of this mood that comes over many americans as the war is brought to a close. at the end of that book, she really captures this very well and there is this sense, for example, among the soldiers that that is it. we've done it. we've done our bit. time to go home. beyond the soldiers though there is this sense it is not only time to physically bring the soldiers back home, but it seemed a time for many people to rein in all of the innovations the experimentation, the reform that seem to drive the progressive era. time to rein that back in now. a number of the books we have read this semester touch on that mood. brand's biography of wilson really gets at that toward the end, doesn't he? in this sense the rise of the klan is one part of the swing back to a more traditionalist mood in the united states. it is not a mood that comes out of nowhere, however, after world war i. it had been there in the years prior. how do we detect, how do we measure the conservative mood coming back to the united states? one

>> reporter: they're very keen to point out there have been similar attempts on vans of this kind and always been ultimately unsuccessful, police sources are saying. they have tried some of those responsible for the jewelry shop thefts last year. some of those have been caught. some others are still a mystery. a couple others that happened in 2013 there is still many people out there, many incidents unaccounted for. >> lucy thanks very much. lucy williamson in paris. >>> nato warships have begun military training exercises in the black sea. the mission is aimed at reassuring nato's members in eastern europe about russia's increasingly unpredictable behavior. russia has begun exercises with the use of anti-aircraft system ss in the region. >>> investigators have begun picking through the wreckage of two helicopters which collided in northern argentina during the filming of a reality television show. 10 people eight french nationals and two argentine pilots were killed. the death toll could have been higher but this swimmer seen at the bottom left of the picture was removed from one of

translator: egypt will always respect its international and regional commitments and egypt is also keen to create a competitive market that will help a lot in achieving the comprehensive development according to the plan of increasing the development growth to more than more than 6% during the five coming years. and this will go on with the aim to decrease unemployment by 10% during the next five years. >> we're expecting u.s. secretary of state john kerry to speak, and we'll take that speech live here on al jazeera, but first let's have a word with senior political analyst who is still with me in the studio here. we were talking about the legitimacy of al-sisi and what this conference lends to that. >> i think that's probably why there is a conference in the first place. at the end of the day on the competitive cater, egypt is pretty low down there in terms of credibility, violence technological advancement, in terms of infrastructure, and so on and so forth. so the reason for this conference is that sisi's allies in saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have pushed for it. the ide

viewers, it is "surveillance" coming one tom keene and his team.ide of the atlantic it is another hour of "the pulse." francine: we'll be talking, of course, about the hidden billionaire behind the chicken empire. everyone in the newsroom is a big fan. but it's a simple model. it works. there's a black card, if you're a celebrity, you sometimes get sent a card, which basically gives you free access free food for a long time at nando's. guy: i'm still waiting for mine. that takes us to our twitter question. when when will the fed raise rates? tweet us, let us know what you think the answer to this question s. ♪ tom: it is a data dependent fed. we consider $20 oil. corporate america loses patients with the yellen dollar. it is just like cinderella. your bracket turns into a pumpkin at 12:00 noon today. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." live from new york. thursday, march 19. i'm tom my bracket is the worst keene. let's get to our top headlines. here is oklahoma sterns. olivia: once the fed does start raising rates, it has ind