tom: bob nardelli passing on for ari today. -- on ferrari today.ortant conversation. after speaking with david focus landau last week in new york, we speak with peter of which a bank. -- of deutsche bank. an important view on what the fed will do. stay with us on "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance." it is time for our single best chart. ♪ o canada we bring in erik schatzker. for years, growing up in toronto, he is our esteemed canadian expert. before we get to the jokes, how big of a shock was this to the canadian people to see the sun appear-- to see the son and take over the landscape? erik: it is kind of like what we saw play out in britain earlier this year with david cameron take the majority. the same in canada. more at the expense of the party to the left of the liberals than the expense of the conservatives. tom: how much of this is the heritage of his father in the quebec independence movement? canadians, it is ancient history. for those of my parents' generation, it is very much alive, but the

bob nardelli told that the current ceo would know no choice. >> if you think about the sterling truckproducts in the his truck line. he can't afford after a strike there. it's one of the highest percent growth products he's had. >> and finally, the associated press reporting that fbi busted people trying to sell nuclear materials. the white house saying, yesterday, these operations are top priority for the administration. maria: thank you. president obama threatens to veto the military defense bill. senator john thune, thank you so much. >> can you take us behind the defense bill? it's clear to most americans things have gotten more frightening and dangerous around the world and we need a small military not a smaller one. >> that's the irony, you've got isis continuing to gain strength and a defense bill that came out of the armed services commit in the senate with a big margin, went to the floor, passed by a big margin. went to the conference with the house of representatives, came back to the floor, passed yesterday with 70 votes and the president signals he's going to veto it. in l