i am not like megan murphy. i go to megan and i go, who is a beautiful woman with bill nye?ll nye? i said i had no idea who i was talking to. megan: it was a challenge for me. i had a cheat sheet. you had then give you a little book at the beginning. megan: that was me. on: megan murphy will be "bloomberg " later today, in 10 minutes or so. equities, bonds, currencies, commodities. all that matters is yen. foreign exchange, dollar-yen, 106.66. the euro, 1.15. gold, the headline item this morning. more with jeff degraaf and carl weinberg. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. for exchange -- the yen the huge story last week. you heard jeff degraaf talk about further yen strength, even to below 100, 106.64. the rally continues, over the queen's 90th birthday. vonnie: shopping inherits. coming up on "bloomberg ," with david westin and jon ferro -- david, what is on cap -- what is on tap today? david: we will talk to the brand-new delta ceo, ed bastian. we also have richard clarida with us from pimco. puerto rico is expected to have a big defau

megan murphy is with a spirit she will be hosting "bloomberg " this morning. is with us. did you get on a harley this weekend? megan: i did not. i saw a lot of harleys. give us an update on the back and forth. what i find interesting is cleveland is july 18. is there an urgency to get to the convention, or would mr. trump like to keep it as far away as possible? over theat you feel weekend is an urgency to get this true sense of him as a candidate and consensus behind him, particularly with the paul ryan thing hanging over him. what we are seeing is a push and a huge push on fundraising, a huge push on how is he going to -- tom: is it working? megan: people are coming forward, just not in a very organized fashion and with enough money to give you the jumpstart you would think. he has a lot of ground to make up. tom: you are such an insider. would you explain to us why money matters? hillary clinton has a lot of money and mr. trump doesn't. what does that mean? hasn'tmoney actually mattered as much as it used to. freeber, he gets so much media, called earned med

megan murphy, great to have you with us. megan: we are talking politics today.resumptive nominee, bernie beats hillary in indiana. jon: dow futures off by 87 points, s&p 500 -12 on the session. 1.3%.se off by copper -- what a difference a day makes for the fx market. the dollar making a comeback in the last 24 hours. big move for treasuries, the biggest move lower in yields in two months. miller, some big news in the last one in four hours. matt: a lot of big moves in equities. ,riceline topping estimates second quarter outlook fell short of analyst estimates. this was the 31st straight quarter that priceline beat consensus, nearly eight years in a row. rp in the bloomberg, you can see this company beat every time it reports. by guiding analysts down. you might as well start early with your first quarter earnings report. time warner in the green after topping estimates. cnn reported higher ratings. pfizer may be next in line to bid for medivation. this is according to reuters. medivation added to provisions to its buy laws, a poison pill. -- two provisions. has

joining us now is megan murphy. concerned is the clinton camp about the latest polls? expected the polls to tighten, 20 point advantage was really unrealistic. they're not too concerned. people and this morning that at this point, robbie was ahead. at one point, mike dukakis was ahead. they're not hugely indicative of where we are, and we haven't had a head-to-head matchup that we expected to get so far. primarily because hillary clinton is still in a primary battle with bernie sanders. i don't think they are concerned. what they will be concerned about is the lack of momentum and enthusiasm that still seems to dog her campaign, even as we head into the final stretch. shery: you mentioned bernie sanders. how important a factor is he at this point? megan: he's hugely important. of time she has to spend defending against him, defending her platform, defending her priority, defending where she wants to take this country is the less time she can spend trying to formula to plan for how she's going to combat a candidate in donald trump that is unlike anything we've seen in am

paul singer, megan murphy. >>> hillary clinton's two-front war.ou're watching "hardball." ♪ you're not gonna watch it! ♪ ♪ no, you're not gonna watch it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download on the goooooo! ♪ ♪ you'll just have to miss it! ♪ yeah, you'll just have to miss it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download... uh, no thanks. i have x1 from xfinity so... don't fall for directv. xfinity lets you download your shows from anywhere. i used to like that song. >>> let me finish with this. hillary clinton's up to her elbows in alligators trying desperately to free herselfed from tentacles of bernie sanders, who's fighting to the last delegate and to the last provision of the democratic party platform. if he can't get the nomination he wants the party to say not what she wants it to say but what he wants it to say and he's not making any bones about it. she's also trying with equal desperation to keep republicans from uniting around donald trump, who unlike her has his nomination locked up. she's trying to dissuade republicans who intend to fall in line even when l

david westin here with jonathan ferro and megan murphy. t jobs and whether it will spur the fed to move the needle in june. let us get right to markets. jonathan: 90 minutes away from the open here in new york city, features are down negative five on the s&p 500. for thex 600 heading biggest week of losses since february. in ugly week for the bowls in europe. here's your state of play ahead of the report. yields unchanged. all attention on that front and of the yield curve. they have been grinding lower to the 73 basis points mark. and 1.5 percent to $43 $.68. let's get some stocks, matt miller. matt: let us look at the equity movers. gopro and square down -- having nothing to do with the jobs number but following the trend that we have seen in the tech results. square is taking a hit on concerns of its financing for small business customer loan program. it was viewed as a growth area for square. gopro reporting a loss after posting a profit in the same quarter last year. it's highly anticipated drone karma will not make the initial release

i'm david westin with jonathan ferro and megan murphy. bond king in town. .regory nassour we speak to him in this hour. jonathan: looking forward to that conversation. futures softer here in the u.s. s&p 500 futures down. in europe you see the losses piling up. stronger euro not helping. the strongest so far this year. aussie dollar taking the headlines with the rba and an unexpected rate cut down to all-time lows. off by 1.4%. record low rates. that's the story a lot of people have in common. here in the u.s. treasury yields come in six basis points. matt: a lot of company stories out. earnings wrapping up the season. aig disappointing, posting a third straight unprofitable quarter on losses from hedge funds. stock is down 3% in the premarket. we have pfizer beating estimates on strong sales from drugs. the innovative drug division could become its own separate company if managers decide to break up the business. 67 over 55. still,rofits slipped but adjusted profit came in above estimates. a drugwill spin off business into a new publicly

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francine: let's get more with our boston bureau chief, megan murphy. en you look at donald trump, is he the inevitable republican nominee? megan: he is the inevitable nominee right now. he has probably been the presumptive nominee for quite some time. , it ted cruz withdrawing really set the field more for donald. the issue is is he going to be up to unite the party? is he going to be up to put aside what is been a fractious contest up until the last day we had these two trading insults. trump going to be up to solidify support? namely white working women as well as sort of minorities and people, they need to draw on the party to win. francine: how do you see the democratic side? could we see a comeback from bernie saunders? megan: she cannot spend the time to formally what her message will be. her come back in terms of getting the necessary delegates, he needs to take the election away from her. the gap is just too far. he proved to be a candidate that we have not seen this type of populist -- populism that has driven his support. kenny string together

jonathand westin with ferro and megan murphy. megan: happy mayday.closing after a holiday friday down by three percentage points. futures stay positive in the u.s. s&p 500 positive almost six points. , the fxg the boards market. year-dollar close to year-to-date highs. dollar-yen, they gained about 1/10 of 1% coming off the 18 month low. in the crude market, up almost 20%. we trade any much debt flat around the 46 mark. so many stock stories out there. matt: a ton going on. hughes dealon-baker first. calling off a $28 billion merger that faced very stiff resistance from regulators in the u.s. and europe over antitrust concerns. they were the second and third largest oil service firms. the $3.5 billion termination fee -- second largest payout in corporate history after at&t paid t-mobile $4 billion to walk away from that proposed tied up in 2011. a group led by apollo global management raised its bid to $10 a share for apollo education, owner of the university of phoenix. a 52% premium from one of first put itself on the block. 28% premium from friday

megan murphy joins us now for more. this is my question. we have been eager for mr.ctly what his economic policy is. how real is this? is it going to be a version of reaganomics? megan: it is real and the sense of lowering tax side. that is compelling in the sense of the people he is targeting. you talk about the individual rate of tax going down, but he is also talked about taking the corporate level text down. for republicans and the coalition he is trying to unify, that is hugely important. the american level of corporate and that ispetitive something everyone would argue on the left or the right. whether we would get to a scenario challenging those types of economic policies, we just do not have enough flesh on the bone yet. david: the theory i understood was that if you cut taxes you will get more revenue, so you reduce overall deficits for the u.s. government. we had the 80's expanse which should not turn out that way. the actual percentage of gdp that we owed went up and not down. does donald trump have a part of the problem? megan: he is not quite have a prob

i'm david westin here with jonathan ferro and megan murphy. megan: i'm lucky to be here.y because she picked one team. megan: i'm very happy. it's not even my club. jonathan:

megan murphy joins us. it that donald trump secured the nomination before hillary clinton that? megan: everybody thought this was going to be a contested convention and now we see ted cruz dropout and now john kasich will be making his announcement later today, but no one would the possibility of a contested convention is on the democratic side. scarlet: do you think it's going to happen? megan: bernie sanders has been serious about trying to tackle a super delegates -- he won indiana and he's going into a favorable map where he could pick up many more delegates. he's not going to be able to close the gap. the map is just not there for him. this message of why are the superdelegates in states i have one are lining up behind her? alix: if he winds up picking up some superdelegates, does that make up any kind of dent in hillary clinton? megan: it would almost have to be a floor fight in philadelphia. you will have all of this talk leading up to the republican convention about unity. on the democratic side, the

we also have megan murphy, and douglas holtz-eakin.s who seem to be trying to keep the june rate hike on the table. we will talk about that on "bloomberg ." start of ahat is the real reversal on europe. tom? tom: we continue with william lee of citigroup, paying attention to the american economy. let me bring up a chart right away, which explains senator sanders and mr. trump are long ago and far away, the green line , not bad, gdp morning in america. then we had struggling, a little bit of improvement, and short-term we have fallen off to subpar gdp. william: the short-term answer is, there is so much more uncertainty now. the headmans that have come about, not only because generally -- the headwinds that have come about, not only because of the uncertainty generally, but because we can measure the uncertainty. they said policy itself has become a source of uncertainty and a source of headwind. the question to us is, will the headwind stay strong, or will the fed be reassuring and reduce the uncertainty? , is on this important day

here withwestin jonathan ferro and megan murphy.because all eyes are on washington. the big story is the jobs report out in 90 minutes. jonathan: it is the most important jobs day until the next one. guests a great list of including our kruger and bill gross coming up after the numbers break in 90in

from your long weekend and malcolm back to megan murphy, our washington bureau chief. megan: it is jobs week. david: we also have some terrific guests for you this morning. mark otten osseo will talk about why he is endorsing donald trump for president in another exclusive you will see only on bloomberg tv. jonathan: a brilliant morning of conversation. let's check in with our bloomberg team for in-depth coverage of the stories. the one minute plunge and chinese stocks, and a look at the job report. vw still being hit by e-mail and cheating scandals. let's begin in frankfurt, paul gordon joins us. in-line but still not great for president draghi. paul: inflation just below zero, employment just above 10%, a flight improvement and reason for the ecb to say the stimulus is starting to work at a long way to go. where did the inflation come from? it has never really come from industrial goods, it used to come from energy and that may return briefly but it is hard to see that sustained. services inflation is where the ecb needs to see prices increasing and that is a stretch

>> executive editor of good housekeeping magazine megan murphy is here with the dirty truth of germsossest part of the >> how often do you think you need to clean the toilet bowl? tamron, you told me once a week. you're both right. here's what you need to know. think outside the bowl. the handle tends to be the dirtiest. you want to clean behind it. >> i always clean what i see. >> when you flush, put that lid down so microorganisms don't become airborne. moving on to the bath mat. how often do you think you need to clean the bath mat? >> i said once a week. >> you're right again. yes, you want to clean it once a week. it's one of those things that doesn't seem dirty, but anything that gets wet and doesn't have a chance to dry is like a little heaven for mildew and mold. >> i was wondering how people use that kind of plastic mat in the bathtub. >> peel it up if you see any kind of -- if you peel it up and see any kind of pink color, scrub it with bleach and a toothbrush pretty often. it gets dirtier than you think. >> what about baby toys? my kids have all those rubber du duckies and

megan murphy from "good housekeeping" in the yellow mix there. we have tips for the bold look.ou. i love yours. >> we're not talking neon 1980s. it's okay but that's not what we're talking about. >> we're seeing bold, saturated, amazing colors. you broke the internet with the pink suit last week. we loved it. >> if you don't want a full pink suit, what can you do? >> accessories are always affordable, easiest way to get in on a trend. we're seeing everything from bold earrings and necklaces. bobble bar has great ones. h&m. every color of shoe. >> even a handbag can add a pop. >> it can completely give a new attitude to your entire wardrobe. mix everything in. i mean, it's as easy as going to steve madden. >> a lot of people say, i'm a blonde, too fair, skin is too brown. it's nonsense youchlt c. you can find the right color. >> just go for it. the bolder, the better. >> this is one of the things where women say, i don't like to wear bright colors because i'm a size 14. >> yeah. >> nonsense. >> nonsense! >> you don't have to wear black. they say it's slimming but it's boring. le

megan murphy also in yellow.k neon '80s. >> no, but we're seeing bold, saturated colors. you broke the internet with that pink last week, we loved it. but if you don't want to wear a full pink suit, what can you do? >> accessories. always your most affordable wa to get in on the trend. >> even a handbag. >> even a handbag can completely give a new attitude to your entire wardrobe. it's easy. >> a lot of people say i'm a blonde, i'm fair, my skin is too brown, that's nonsense, you can find the right shade. >> the brighter, the better, just go for it this season. >> this is one of those things don't like to wear bright colors because i'm a size 14. nonsense. >> nonsense. >> you do not have to wear black, black they say is slimming but it's boring. let's bring in our first model. >> tamron, it is all about the jumpsuit this season. >> let's be honest, this is a high fashion look. >> high fashion, high wattage. as you said, we need shades to even look at this. but i love the idea of this bright sequins. we've got the

here with the dirty truth is megan murphy, executive editor of "good housekeeping" magazine. >> goodur pillows and comforter? >> i think every three months, but i have no idea. >> once a week? >> once a month. >> the idea is actually you want to do it regularly. you can throw it in the wash every month. the test with the pillow. you know you need to clean your pillow when you fold it in half and it doesn't bounce back immediately. this is a new pillow, so it is good to go. you can put this in the dryer. use tennis balls to help it fluff and tumble. let's move to the bathroom, shall we? >> yeah. >> tumble. >> how often do you think you need to clean the shower? >> at least weekly. >> every week? >> daily. >> it's a daily kind of thing. >> who cleans the shower every day? >> why would somebody say every week? ridiculous. >> that's a crazy answer. you're going to get the cleaner out every day. you don't want the mildew buildup. every two weeks, do a deep clean. but get into the daily routine. how about the shower curtain? how often do you need to deal with the shower curtain? >> get a n