david: staying with us, michael holland, and stephen stanley.a read on the economy and the point of farr,f hiring with david a chairman and ceo, live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ i have talked to in the is a sleeved or participant, and sooner or later, it comes to employment. are we growing jobs fast enough? our wages going up? do we have enough workers, and are they right for the job? david farr is on the front lines of the debate as the chairman and ceo of emerson electric, employing over 75,000 workers, and the chairman of the national association of manufacturers. welcome. david: great to be here. david: from emerson's point of view, what is the situation of employment? i'm curious about, are you having to raise wages because we saw numbers two weeks ago that they're going up, and are you having the right trouble getting qualified employees? david f.: yes, yes. the wage impacts started last summer ahead of time. what we start seeing as optimism in the world, jobs expands, and we have gone up a notch in wages. i expect that to happen

crosstalk in the nuclear posture review i'm joined by my guest michael holland in washington he's a senior fellow at the brookings institution also in washington we have kevin camps he is a radioactive waste specialist beyond nucular and in.

michael holland joining us from connecticut. coming up, we have more on the markets. ground, justg around that 38 mark after seeing the largest one-day move ever, jumping more than 100% in the last session. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "bloomberg markets." david: let's go to mark crumpton. congress has yet to agree on how to keep the federal government open past thursday. speaker paul ryan blamed partisan politics for the said he was armed he was forces were being put at risk as a result. >> the only reason we do not have a full budget agreement is because democrats continue to hold government funding hostage on an unrelated issue. they must to stop using troops as ponds in a game of politics. -- pawns in a game of politics. leaders of both parties expect optimism this morning an agreement is within reach. mitch mcconnell said budget talks are per -- progressing. the two sidessaid are closer to an agreement that may have ever been. a 6.4 earthquake has struck near the coast of taiwan. people may be trapped inside buildings. in theicial news agency country repor

across talking the nuclear posture review i'm joined by my guest michael holland in washington he's a senior fellow at the brookings institution also in washington we have kevin camps he is a radioactive waste specialist beyond nucular and in london we cross to add real because he is a foreign affairs consultant and analyst all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate kevin let me go to you first in washington you know i read the report quite thoroughly i was quite stunned as i said in the in the introduction i'll region my three takeaways here the report exaggerates exaggerates perceived threats to the u.s. number two it fuses conventional and nuclear war and pushes for the development of nuclear weapons i mean that's quite stunning if you look at the history of arms control and by the way it's going to cost about one point three trillion dollars what were your takeaways from the report kevin in washington. well i think your title for the show is very apt i mean dan ellsberg in his new book the doomsday machine confessi

across talking the nuclear posture review i'm joined by my guest michael holland in washington he's a senior fellow at the brookings institution also in washington we have kevin camps he is a radioactive waste specialist beyond nucular and in london we cross to add real because he is a foreign affairs consultant and analyst all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate kevin let me go to you first in washington you know i read the report quite thoroughly i was quite stunned as i said in the in the introduction i'll reach of my three takeaways here the report exaggerates exaggerates perceived threats to the u.s. number two it fuses conventional and nuclear war and pushes for the development of low yield nucular weapons i mean that's quite stunning if you look at the history of arms control and by the way it's going to cost about one point three trillion dollars what were your takeaways from the report kevin in washington. well i think your title for the show is very apt i mean dan ellsberg in his new book the doomsday mach

holland and former u.s. ambassador to russia michael mcfaul and nicholas burns. but first, bill karins with a check on the forecast. bill? >> well, good morning. we have a wild week coming your way. temperatures, record highs, serious flooding and some areas getting a ton of snow. let's get into it. today's forecast 1 in billings today and 87 in tampa. wester weather extremes. south dakota gets hit, minnesota and northern wisconsin that's the snowy travel over the next two days. as far as the flooding will go, the flood threat is arkansas up through mississippi, ohio. ber muda will pump the warm air. we will get significant rain. some areas will pick up four, five inches of rain this week. that's incredible. st. louis possibly five inches. we get that on the wet soil. we're going to have trouble out there locally someone could get 8 to 10 inches of rain. that will be a big story. the week ahead, the incredible warmth and record highs, d.c. should be in the 70s on tuesday and wednesday. new york city could get there, too. then we'll get the rain kicking through an