mr. fisher to discuss the economy. in the next 20 minutes of "bloomberg markets," the bank of japan governor surprises investors with a negative rate. is he running out of options? two, theitting into move may give shareholders a short-term boost. does it address fundamental issues? later in the hour was big with greg thompson, president and ceo of a cancer center about president obama's new task force on cancer, which meets for the first time on monday. ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." a look at the biggest business stories in the news right now. boeing's newest 737 jetliner gunned his engine's and headed into the sky. it's already the best time seller with more than 3000 orders. customers were on hand for the initial flight. the french maker of steel tubes for the oil and gas industry is preparing to sell about $491 million in shares to write out the industry slump. as a going to be both emily with the matter. stocks fell the most in three years, capital increase may be announced as soon as next week. th

mrs. fisher's math class. >> this is a special report from channel 4 news. >> the topic today had nothing to do with the arithmetic. >> it's just a couple of minutes away from taking off. >> reporter: these students watching a news special report from january 28, 1986. >> four, three, two, one. and lift off. >> reporter: it was about the challenger shuttle lift off. >> my god. there's been an explosion. this is not standard. disaster. >> what do you think? why do we stop to remember today. >> because what they did for us was important. because they went into space. and found that different things can happen with different everything right. >> they learned how the disaster threat ened to stop the space exploration program and talked about the benefits of going into space. rob carter, newschannel 8. >>> the cash is rolling into facebook and it's all because of you. so just how much are they making off of every day users. >>> and barbie puts on a few pounds in all the right places. a look at the doll's new >>> the dow gained 110 points, the nasdaq gained 38 points. >>> maybe facebook ought t

mr. fisher federal reserve saying earlier this week that there would be more than four hikes.ep the market guessing rather than provide too much weed information that can be used in speculation. that can bermation used in speculation. a very different view on the streets. a cut if the u.s. economy does not strengthen materially. one rate hike, maybe a cut. you talk about buying back -- buybacks. why do you think they will be the big driver of eps? shares have had their biggest jump in three years. you talk about the gravy train pulling into the station. is the buyback gravy train coming back to the station? james: there are two very different sorts of buybacks investors need to consider. ofst, there is a buyback commercial engineering, raising debt, change the nature of the balance sheet, which magnifies earnings-per-share and increases riskiness. there's the other sort of buyback where a company produces excess cash. if it is a free cash flow yield in excess of the cost of cash, logically and reasonably is in the interest of shareholders for those shares to be bought back. we

mr. fisher to discuss the economy, the fed, and monetary policy.e looking at three most important things that you may have missed today. when we talk about the gdp report, it was kind of mixed. but there was some good news on consumers. bloomberge the terminal, you can see the annual pce on a year-over-year basis . our recession special yesterday, what can you help was one critical reason why the u.s. may not be turning into a negative growth. the consumer is confident, they have a job, and they are spending. and not offense any manufacturing recession we may or may not say. and may o to dive into the bloomberg roll cake and talk about another decent sign for the economy. i'm looking at chicago's pmi midwestern manufacturing indicator. this is a very bouncy number. this month, surging back up to 55.6. you can see that this number bounces around a lot. you do not want to over read too much. but the good news is this is what you would not expect to see if we were collapsing into a recession, a solid bounds like this. not the type of thing you would e

mr. fisher defines as temporary. >> that's right. he plays the long game. >> 3 months or 30 months. >> i studied his life and family in zimbabwe. fantastic story. take some polish immigrants, put them down in zimbabwe, own some general stores. he's a great man. but he did mention temporary. i'm saying maybe longer lower. >> importantly -- when was the secondary done? >> last night. >> so they do the secondary. they raise 12 million -- raise the money while you can. isn't that always the story? >> at point would have been better. >> right. they didn't think they needed it here. >> yeah. >> but my point is that pioneer -- watch it. that will be the tale of the tape. inventories. people are bearish on oil. brent was bought down to parody by wti when our government allows exports to try to sell a tank. >> i know you have workday also. >> barkley goes with workday. it's all netflix and amazon. workday is a great company. but people are shying away from anything having to do with high-priced earning multiples. this is a revenue growth stor

mr. fisher pointing to the fact that the expectations are too low. i do think that's pretty interesting because why hasn't the u.s. dollar in the face of that and in the face of the global uncertainty reacted more this week? . quite a lot of strong dollar expectations are priced in and it hasn't acted as the world's safe haven this week. the yen, the currency of choice for that and the yen is up some 4% against a lot of asian currencies this week putting a lot of pressure on the region there and of course currency has been front and center for asia. that's the focus today. despite the fed and stock stories. international events are leading markets all of this week and one thing just to note as well, yesterday, even though again it was china and korea and the middle east leading markets we did see u.s. markets sell off more than their asian counter parts. hong kong and gentleman upon down 1% and the u.s. off more than that and investors will be hoping that isn't the case today when we see the size of moves you have been discussing so far international

mr. fisher and others while i respect him enormously, he saved israel, they should cool it for a while. you don't want a fed tightening on profits and commodities are falling. >> iowa is coming up. what do you predict? let's get to it. >> the iowa caucus is between trump and cruz. we know. that i don't know who's going to win that. here's my forecast. i have a new -- it just came to me watching the democratic debate. when was that? monday? sunday? i tried, i couldn't watch it. >> just what i want to do on saturday night. >> so now i believe donald trump will take 49 of 50 states from bernie sanders. okay? trump is going to sweep -- >> you do not think hillary clinton will be the nominee? >> i do not. i think bernie sanders is going to beat her. i think she has big problems. >> is this for real? you think trump is going to be president? >> as matters now stand, yes. knowing what we know, all the available information -- by the way, i'm not endorsing here. although i do like the corporate tax cut, big pro growth. yeah, hillary is in trouble. >> what knocks hillary out? >> when you're runn

mr. fisher says he expects them to move four times. >> his words i think were in the ballpark. i'm not sure he flat committed to four. >> nonetheless he put that out there. i thought that was stunning. i think two is the most that they can possibly push. >> michael, macy's, the transports, you look at those stocks over the last six months to a year. you've got a pretty benign outlook for the u.s. economy. were those stocks telling us something over the last year? i mean, everybody talks about how oil was supposed to be the tail wind. we're still talking about it more than a year later and maybe instead it's a tell. and you say economic growth is slowing and you expect that in transports. if you look at retail and if you look atwal mart it's tough to tell how much we blame on the consumer and how much we're going to take a look at shift in buying habits and how much is going to the internet and e-commerce but i don't think they're feeling that robust optimism necessary for fuelling expansion. so even though there's a lot of liquidity there's a lot of caution and people are still

mr. trump: the fisher family of new york gave $75,000. [applause] mr. trump: howard lauber, $100,000.s life -- i said, can you do me a favor? give me a million bucks for this. forid, it is further v -- the vets. he wanted to be anonymous. he has changed. you know who i'm talking about. yes? [chanting] trump!p! trump! mr. trump: it is too crazy. rallies.otests at my we have thousands of people outside trying to get in. we set up cameras, screens, everything. -- i love theu protesters in the big arenas because the cameras never move. they are always on my face. honey, standife -- up. she has to suffer through this. [applause] home -- ando, i go it is always on. it is not like the other politicians -- nobody covering them. i said, how did i do? she said, you are great. how many people were there? 21,000. in alabama, we had 35,000 people. by the way, we get bigger crowds by far. much bigger than bernie. though he is second. we get the biggest crowds. she said, they never show the crowd. i realized, they never turned the camera. i said, i figured maybe they are fixed. they cannot turn arou

mr. trump: the fisher family of new york gave $75,000. [applause] mr. trump: howard lauber, $100,000.ump: a very good friend of mine, a very good person, wants to be anonymous for the first time in his life -- i said, can you do me a favor? give me a million bucks for this. i said, it is for the vets. he wanted to be anonymous. he has changed. you know who i'm talking about. yes? [chanting] >> trump! trump! trump! mr. trump: it is too crazy. i love protests at my rallies. we have thousands of people outside trying to get in. we set up cameras, screens, everything. i will tell you -- i love the protesters in the big arenas because the cameras never move. they are always on my face. i say to my wife -- honey, stand up. she has to suffer through this. [applause] mr. trump: no, i go home -- and it is always on. it is not like the other politicians -- nobody covering them. i said, how did i do? she said, you were great. how many people were there? 21,000. in alabama, we had 35,000 people. by the way, we get bigger crowds by far. much bigger than bernie. though he is second. we get the bigg

mr. fanning, you have served this nation well, and with distinction. we appreciate everything you've done for our country. and thank you for being here today. >> thank you, senator. >> senator fisher. >> thank you mr. chairman, welcome mr. fanning. i would like to begin by thanking senator sullivan for bringing to your attention some questions and comments that he has about our concern that we have with russia, especially in the arctic. i think many times we don't focus on that because of the truly large challenges that we see all around this world. but i do appreciate his comments ju$at he has about the 425. so i thank you for your commitments that you made to him. i know one of your main challenges is going to be to balance that investment made against future threats alongside the demands that we now face with readiness and modernization, and force structure. and you've said that your top priority is readiness. you noted to me when we met last month the need for more investment in facilities sustainment. how do you plan to prioritize all those remaining demands? if we're going to be able to address needs in the future and be able to balance those? i want to see what your thought

mr. chairman. >> senator fisher. >> thank you, mr. chairman. welcome, mr. fanning. i would like to begin by thanking senator sullivan for bringing to your attention some questions and comments that he has about our concern that we have with russia, especially in the arctic. i think many times we don't focus on that because of the truly large challenges that we see all around this world. comments, and i do share his but i do appreciate his comments, and i do share his concerns that he has about the 425. modernization and force structure. and you've said that your top priority is readiness. you noted to me when we met last month the need for more investment in facilities sustainment. how do you plan to prioritize all those remaining demands? if we're going to be able to address needs in the future and be able to balance those? i want to see what your thought process is on that. >> sure, senator. i think that we take risk in all parts of our budget right now. and what i look at, having seen this happen incrementally, and part of it is the uncertain fiscal environment t

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fisher, thanks. >>> to date united states supreme court said it will rule on a showdown between president obama and congress. in 2014, mr. obama by passed congress and issued actions that would shield millions of illegal immigrants from deportation such as parents of children born in the united states. the court will decide by summer whether the president overstepped his power. >>> the americans freed in a prisoner swap with iran have not stopped smiling. today, "the washington post" released video of reporter jason rezaian sharing laughs over an internet video. and former u.s. marine, amir hekmati shared his thoughts on being freed. he had been arrested on espionage charges. while visiting his family in iran. liz palmer at the u.s. military hospital in landstuhl, germany where the former prisoners were >> reporter: meeting reporters, amir hekmati looked relaxed and healthy. >> i hope to get home soon. i really want to see my family and be back in the land of the free. >> how are you feeling yourself physically now? >> right now, i feel great. i have so much energy. like i said, this, i feel alive for the first time. >>

mr. trump: donald trump, another great builder in new york, now a politician -- i don't want to be called a politician, all talk, no action -- donald trump gave $1 million. ok? [applause] the fisher family of new york gave $75,000. of our friend family, $100,000. a very very rich man of new york, a very good person, he wants to be anonymous -- all his said,e was out there -- i give me $1or, gimm million. he wanted to be anonymous. you know when talking about. two years ago -- yes? [chanting} trump! trump! trump! mr. trump: it really is too crazy. i tell the story. i love protests at my rallies. this is a beautiful place. we have thousands of people outside trying to get in. we set up cameras, screens. we have everything. i will tell you, you look at that -- i love the protesters in the big arena because the cameras never move. there always on my face. i say to my wife -- honey, stand up. she has to suffer through this. i go home -- it is always broadcast. all the politicians, no one cares, there are no cameras. i say, how did i do? she said, you were great. she said, where there many people there? i say, 20,000. in mobile, alabama, we had 30,000 people. we get the biggest crowds

fisher, thanks. >>> to date united states supreme court said it will rule on a showdown between president obama and congress. in 2014, mr. obama by passed congress and issued actions that would shield millions of illegal immigrants from deportation such as parents of children born in the united states. the court will decide by summer whether the president overstepped his power. >>> the americans freed in a prisoner swap with iran have not stopped smiling. today, "the washington post" released video of reporter jason rezaian sharing laughs over an internet video. and former u.s. marine, amir hekmati shared his thoughts on being freed. he had been arrested on espionage charges. while visiting his family in iran. liz palmer at the u.s. military where the former prisoners were being treated. >> reporter: meeting reporters, amir hekmati looked relaxed and healthy. >> i hope to get home soon. i really want to see my family and be back in the land of the free. >> how are you feeling yourself physically now? >> right now, i feel great. i have so much energy. like i said, this, i feel alive >> reporter: his sisters are with him