so i didn't even introduce myself, i'm constance hunter, i'm the chief economist at kpmg. i'm on the board of nabe, and we have with us ambassador miriam shapiro who has served as the deputy ustr since december 2009, and she has been involved in many, many aspects of u.s. trade negotiations. she is responsible for trade negotiations and enforcements in europe, the middle east, north africa, the americas including the transatlantic economic council, the middle east and north african -- i'm sorry, the middle east and north african investment trade partnership and the north american free trade agreement. and ms. shapiro has served in many roles in the white house starting when she worked in the clinton white house as special assistant and counselor to the president for southern european -- southeastern european stabilization and reconstruction. she's also served at the national security council developing and coordinating economic security policies. previously, she was of a member of secretary of state's policy planning staff and worked in the office of the legal adviser wher

we have the ceos of xerox, kpmg and bnsf.rns after this. >>> welcome back to "squawk box." i'm steve liesman. amazon.com will reportedly start shipping its long awaited video streaming device in april. "the wall street journal" says it will be available through its website as well as retailers like best buy and staples. it will carry a variety of apps and run on a version of google's android software. pricing remains unclear, though people familiar with the company's plans said the device would come with incentives available to amazon prime members. microsoft may unveil an ipad version of the company's office software on march 27th. and to applause around this table, nadella will address the media and industry executives in san francisco. investors have urged microsoft for years to adapt office for mobile devises from mobile and google rather than shackling it to windows as pc shares decline. microsoft gives up 2.5 billion a year in revenue by keeping office off the ipad, which has now sold almost 200 million units and not on

if that can be done in france and in germany, where telefonica ,nd kpmg are trying to merge certainly italy, the u.k., spain, other countries are working hard to see if they can go from four to three. >> the very latest on mergers and acquisition in the telecom sector. with a look at how the european markets are doing. we are seeing pressure and look at that. we have a reverse on the cac 40. iliad is one that we're watching and is gaining. this is a picture for the dax. it is down 0.3% and there is pressure following a chinese data report that shows that exports slumped. u.s. futures are up. we are back into. >> welcome back to "on the move." these are the bloomberg top headlines. from a unexpectedly fell year earlier for china. that is the biggest drop since 2000 nine. analysts were respecting a 7.5 -- were expecting a 7.5 increase. pro-russian forces advance in crimean peninsula. the ukrainian prime minister will travel to washington this week as russians' vladimir putin defended the actions. continues for the missing malaysian jet that disappeared two days ago. the vietnamese force

kpmg put out a note that the blackphone acts as red flag to criminals. you obviously disagree with that if. >> i'm not sure can. pmg is best positioned to talk about mobile encryption and security. anytime you do something like this you will have a lot of detractors and at the same time, you know, we're pushing back against the normal way business is done. we're not monetizing data. >> how is this different from the phone that boeing put out? they put out a phone that will be used primarily for government officials and for people that have, you know, a security level within the government? how is yours different from theirs? >> apple and oranges. theirs is a 20,000-dollar phone built just for the u.s. government that, you know, can't do the things that we do. it is not for consumers. it is a different world. ours is, you know, for the world. it's fast as an iphone or a galaxy and it is cheaper to unlock. you actually control privacy. we're not trying to come out and say this is a hardened brick that only lets you do one or two thing. this is suppose to l