joining me, olivia sterns. are you going to see the movie? olivia: yes. let's get you straight to top headlines. a manhunt is underway for the suspect who shot two police officers in ferguson, missouri. there were more protests overnight, but they were peaceful. this is fallout from the shooting of a white -- of a black teenager by a white police officer. president obama: what was happening in ferguson was oppressive and objectionable but worthy of protest. but there was no excuse for violence. whoever fired those shots should not to tract from the issue they are criminals and they need to be arrested. olivia: last week, a justice department report says ferguson had racism and the courts. according to a person familiar with the matter, the fbi is now investigating whether billionaire investor bill ackman and people working for him try to manipulate herbalife's stock. the stock lost half of its value in the last year. we will ask bill ackman at 10:00 a.m. eastern. in japan, a milestone for the japanese stock index. it is up 172%. the japanese are up more t

olivia: yes. tom: what's it called? olivia: nisecco.escape the feeling that oh olivia is living a better life. olivia: our third and final answer -- tom: very good. olivia: i want to thank a very special gentle man in the control room, greg mills our graphics editor. he has done a wonderful job. it is his last day and think you very much. tom: there it is. olivia: time for the agenda where we look at stories of the day. tom: the spread in greece is widening this week. we are not to crisis but this is ugly. it deserves focus over the weekend into monday morning. brendan: my focus right now is on the republican national committee in boca. they are supposed to come out of the gate with a republican majority in both houses and do amazing things and they have gotten hung up. tom: what's their next story? brendan: they are talking about figuring out with the messaging is around the various candidates. they will be defining the party of the course of the summer. they've got to be thinking about strategy in congress britain they were supposed t

olivia: brendan: brendan: move it back. olivia: why does this matter?ment of the game. the kick is boring. olivia: because everybody always makes it. tom: hockey is doing the same thing. the shootout was a failure. olivia: a terrible way to end the world cup. brendan: everybody wants more excitement for more viewers. olivia: fascinating. tom: we did not mention my bracket. i will do the data check -- euro-dollar 110. the 10 year yield at 1.91. the fear of the morning -- american crude at 51 a barrel. olivia: good morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." sunday is the deadline to reach an agreement on key issues of the nuclear deal with iran. john kerry is there meeting with his iranian counterpart. the u.s. has just begun airstrikes in tikrit. peter cook joins us from d.c. to help us connect the dots. we have a preliminary deadline. what progress has been made? peter: we should read this as the opportunity for progress. until john kerry leaves these meetings today, we won't have a clear picture as to whether or not a deal can be reached. everything i

olivia: not quite yet.sales numbers have been disappointing even though oil is back down to $2.50 a gallon, it is not showing up in the numbers. george: there is a little bit of a charming as people move away from the big rocks onto online. -- a churn as people move away from the big box online. single name retailers are doing well. i think that is a good strategy whether you are a stock investor or bond investor, a way to capture return. tom: let's get some photos. olivia: i do not have a photo of tom keene and a compression shirt. in washington, a statute on display before its return to iraq. numerous artifacts were smuggled. over 60 treasures are being brought back to iraq after islamic state bulldozed cities including nimrod. the items will be on display at a national museum to preserve iraqi heritage. this is dicey timing. george: this is how soft diplomacy works. that is fascinating. olivia: number two photo. tom, this is for you. tinder swiping at sxsw. what is tom's tinder profile photo? the under a

olivia: exactly.g earlier this week and in "the wall street journal" the monopoly dissipated would leave a political vacuum for the chinese to step into. thank you so much. coming up, time to order that yacht. the number of u.s. millionaires. today's single bus charters after the break. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: good morning, "bloomberg surveillance." trying to keep you up-to-date on all the markets moving. the euro simply cannot find a bid, 105.65. this is front and center greece. this has come out of nowhere. major shout out to goldman sachs who nailed this about six days ago. this is greece ready to go. this is the spread, greece versus germany. some of this is the german move, move lower, but this is the tension greece faces. olivia: it speaks to the pressure on the euro right now downward pressure noting deal in thing it would take to turn around this plunge we are seeing in the euro the past couple of days is good news coming out of greece. tom: we will come back to greece in a bi

olivia timex sterns joins me. olivia: and about 2.5 hours, the government releases the employment report. it may be as much about the weather, as it is about the jobs. the data may distort the report. bad weather made a lee -- may delay the release of the report. the jobless rate will probably drop 0.1% to 5.6%. vladimir putin had his first state to state visit since the beginning of the ukraine conflict. matteo renzi met with putin. putin said the two agreed on ukraine. >> we were of one mind that the conflicting parties must strictly comply with the agreements reached in minsk on the 12th of february. i am certain that this opens the possibility for a comprehensive settlement and from watching a direct dialogue between kiev donetsk, and luhansk. olivia: the cease-fire agreement has been holding in recent days. the big banks all past their stress tests. all 31 banks have enough capital to survive a financial crisis. it is the first time since the stress tests were launched in 2009 that every firm has passed. gold

olivia: no.uld not buy an iphone -- tom: gary shilling, i'm not going to ask you. . victor are you going to buy one? 0-5 on the set. olivia: thank you so much, cory johnson. we will be in cupertino, california bringing you live coverage. we appreciate you. answer our twitter question. will the apple watch be as huge as the iphone? tweet us. tom: was he up that early? ♪ olivia: good morning. this is bloomberg "surveillance." the kkr partner overseeing private equity and the americans, a 20 year veteran spoke to bloomberg about the changing nature of business. jason kelly joins us with more from that interview. thanks for joining us. what was your take a lie? jason: interesting to hear from a veteran of the private equity business. kkr is known for private equity, that is where he spends a lot of time. one of the things we spent time talking about was the different businesses kkr is in. including capital markets underwriting, credit and as the market expands, so too does kkr. olivia: they own many

olivia: certainly. rosenberg on earlier this week, and he said we will not see consumer spending the extra cash until they have the perception of the discount is permanent. carl: the improvement in consumer sentiment is more the confidence in the economic outlook, i think relative to main street america understanding the dynamics. olivia: what about the weather? carl: this is the big question for february. we should see the gas price tailwind the labor market kicking in the stronger consumption, but february is a very lousy month. the jobs report is weak. retail is a full month's survey. we had called weather, big risk for retail. olivia: you know what was selling well? those little puppy shoes for the snow. tom: i saw them yesterday and 60 degree weather. puppy shoes. you are right. you are so manhattan. gerardo rodriguez with us. i want to talk about confidence in emerging markets will stop we talk about the bloomberg consumer confidence index. how do you measure confidence in mexico of the people of

joining me, olivia sterns and brendan greeley. top headlines, here is olivia. olivia: angela merkel has a message for the prime minister of greece. you need to follow the terms of the bailout agreement. george sir says is a lose lose game. he says the possibility that greece leaves the eurozone is a real threat. >> if it pushes greece out of the euro it would hurt itself. olivia: chuka umunna --chuka umunna --soros says --. an american educated former world bank official. the obama administration's use him as an improvement over his predecessor. gone he wants the u.s. to slow down its military withdrawal. israel was spying on the united states talks with iran over the country's nuclear deal. the wall street journal says the white house was not that upset because both countries regularly spy on each other. israel shared the information with u.s. lawmakers in an attempt to sink any deal. john kerry returns to switzerland to continue talks. brendan: deutsche bank shrinking trading businesses to groove -- to boost profits. higher capital requirements have cut into

olivia? olivia: coming up, apple has just unveiled its first entirely new product since the ipad. that brings us to our twitter question of the day -- will you buy an apple watch? tom keene will buy that $17,000 gold one. tom: can i get a chicken parm? please. ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. it is a dollars story, dollar strength, and we have major yen week this, now 121.88. let's get to our top headlines. here is olivia sterns. olivia: we begin the latest -- we can begin the latest on the nuclear talks with iran. president obama is sharply criticizing republican leaders for sending a letter to iran's leadership. the president accused the gop of making common cause with iran's hardliners. joe biden said the letter is beneath the dignity of the senate. shares of credit suisse are up 7% in european trading right now following an executive shakeup. brady dougan will leave at the end of june and be replaced by prudential's tidjane thiam. he has spent the last decade running insurance businesses in

tom: olivia, argue oklahoma? olivia: oklahoma all the way. and kentucky.have new hampton inn a sweetheart run all the way -- to the top. no, of course not. time: zero at 1.0624. -- the euro at 1.0624. peter cook will look beyond the theory to the announcement this afternoon. what should we expect this afternoon? peter: economists resurveyed, as you know, expect the fed will remove the patient language from his statement and signal there is again the possibility of a rate increase as soon as june. are they really data dependent? she will have to reassure folks that june would be the first opportunity for liftoff, but not necessarily a lock from the top. -- a lock for liftoff. how she handles it will determine whether there will be the tantrum of 2013. tom: has she taken press conference 101 or the advanced course during her tenure? peter: we've seen her breast offices involved. she certainly comfortable up there. she knows -- we've seen her press conferences evolve. she certainly comfortable up there. if she wants to articulate a message, she will have the

olivia: i'm olivia sterns and we are in today for eric and stephanie.t to the top stories we are tracking this morning. american showing more confidence in the economy. it rose in the month of march. a car dealer's trade group predicts the federal hold off raising rates through the summer. that should give auto sales a boost even if economic growth slows. national automobile dealers association predicts weak economic growth indicates the fed will not raise rates until september. fly vehicle sales in the u.s. rose more than 9% in the first two months of the year. lufthansa's insurers will have to pay up in the wake of the crash in france. it says it's insurers are setting aside $300 million to cover claims. that is twice the usual amount most likely due to the fact that prosecutors say the copilot crashed the plane deliberately. the world's largest real estate private equity fund is buying three high-end resorts. blackstone group will pay about $1.3 billion for the hotels including the ritz-carlton, jw marriott in orlando and the jw marriott in scottsdal

olivia: and she was ceo. as we head into the break, our twitter question of the day, can ted cruz when the republican nomination? we are streaming on your tablet, your phone, and bloomberg.com. good morning and happy monday. ♪ tom: get out the champagne. my bracket is just awesome. brendan: ted cruz is throwing his hat in the ring. he was the first candidate to enter the residential race. he made his announcement on twitter. he will launch his campaign a few hours from now at liberty university. singapore is mourning the death of its first elected prime minister. he was 91 years old. you and officials say yemen is at the brink of civil war. rebels just sees the third largest city. they control the capital. all u.s. personnel are evacuated. personal information of 100 service members was posted on line. u.s. officials are notifying those named. china's biggest chemical company is taking a stake in pirelli. they will buy more shares. taylor swift is trying to stay ahead of internet trolls. she is buying some x-

olivia: it's up there.not want to miss it. ♪ olivia: london has become a habit for five-star accommodations. the mabon hotel group operates three of london's most renowned hotels. with north america represented 40% of guests, could the stronger dollar create bigger demand for luxury in london? let's ask the ceo of the maybourne hotel group. nice to be introduced to somebody affiliated with these fabulous hotels. matt: olivia and i both lived in london. these are the most luxurious hotels in the city. olivia: a ton of five-star hotels in london. is there not a glut? isn't there a big enough global elite that can afford to pay $800 a night? >> good morning and thank you. in answer to your question the demand for london was very robust. we have seen an increase in luxury supply and the ultra luxury sector, over 126% since 2010. we have been able to maintain robust occupancy throughout the period. the demand is strong, the supply growth is equally strong. but there is a desire to be in london. it is 17 million

here's olivia stearns. olivia: john kerry is hinting they are ready to walk away from talking from the iran nuclear program. kerry is there to resume negotiations and warned the clock is ticking to a deadline the end of march. kerry appeared on cbs' "face the nation" and repeated his criticism of republican senators who sent a controversial letter to iran's leader. >> what i do know is this letter was absolutely calculated directly to interfere with these negotiations p. it specifically inserts itself correctly -- directly to the lead are of the country saying don't negotiate with these guys because we're going to change this. olivia: it has been predicted he will make a bad deal with iran. crude fell today to its lowest price in six years. trading below $ 4 a barrel before rebounding slightly earlier this morning. there is speculation the record oil glut in the u.s. may start to strain the country's storage capacity. and the man arrested in the shooting of two police officers in ferguson, missouri, is said

with me olivia sterns and brendan greeley. let's get to top headlines. here is olivia.ster may reveal details about the nuclear talks with iran. he will address a joint congress. he says the compromise will threaten israeli security for seven new questions about hillary clinton's online correspondence as secretary of state. she is alleged to have communicated government e-mails from her personal account. -- the terrorist attack in benghazi, libya and 2012. l.a. police chief said a homeless man tried to grab an officer's gone before he was fatally shot. the audio and video recordings made sunday at the scene of the shooting, police say the man was suspected in a robbery. the confrontation was reported by witnesses and body cameras one by two officers. twitter is a spending at least 2000 accounts linked to islamic state according to abc news. a terrorism analyst said twitter has thwarted some of the most important distributors of the terror group's messages. u.s. security officials want the accounts left active for intelligence-gathering purposes. and greece will receive

[laughter] olivia: no. both of us are -- mike: everybody stayed home and lived with mom and dad and now people are starting to form households. matt: that sounds pretty positive. professor, let me ask you, if we have the fed possibly going to raise rates, that has to be impetus. if you have rent going up, that has to be impetus. if wages are going up that has to be in the'tis. are we going to see a big bounce back? >> i don't see a big bounce back. i see spring coming and the weather turning, but i think it is more than the weather. i think it is a strained mortgage market. i am sort of in the middle of the road where we just heard. there are pluses and minuses. interestingly, once rates start going up, that could be a plus. counterintuitively, you start buying when you see rates on the rise. that is a push to get going. olivia: if rates to go back up to 5%, as they low is saying they will, you don't think that will cut the life of the housing recovery? >> i do, if it happens precipitously. there are lots o

olivia. olivia: let's take a look at what is coming up in the next hour. bring our focus back on the fed. in 20 minutes, we talk about apple's debut on the doubt. in 30 minutes, we talk with ellen zentner about the u.s. gdp. tom: we talk about the grind of the quarterly and annual performance. you are up or you are out as a corporate officer. john rogers is a former president of the cfa institute. full disclosure, i am a member of the cfa in the two. mr. rogers, wonderful to have you here. corporations have to find a better good in the marketplace. nobody agrees with you. how do we get to that change in fiduciary responsibility? john: i don't think i am alone in believing that finance can be a force for good. tom: it hasn't happened. john: but there is still hope out there. mark carney calls that the tragedy of horizons. it is short-term thinking. when long-term investors have the luxury of time on their side , time is a great advantage. thinking short-term can lead to some very poor investment decisions. it can lead to bad externalities. poor working cond

olivia: yes. to your point about whether or not this was expected obviously, we knew that warren buffett said he knew he was going to be hunting for elephants and doing a big deal the ceo of kraft used to work at ripplewood, which is a private equity firm. there was a sense that kraft might be on the table because this was a new ceo that might be more open to dealmaking, versus the person that runs campbells. brendan: when we look around are there any other american consumer companies other than campbells that are waiting for this kind of a takeover? >> catalogs -- kelloggs is another one that has been speculated. i think they might wait a while before doing another one of these. they have deep pockets. they are very ambitious. if you could team up with people like warren buffett, the sky is the limit. tom: we have not been a bloomberg terminal monitor, but i think this is important. they have made a velveeta kroner. -- cronut. i think this is very important. brendan: we like velveeta cheese. tom:

olivia: right.this is my quote of the week from you, the middle east is like "game of thrones" without the sex or the dragon. saudi arabia is now taking response ability for its own security. gideon: that is a good thing. on the other hand, you do not want them to have too much security. you do not want them to get out their own nuclear weapons from pakistan, let's say, in order to protect themselves, but the saudi's are essentially a triple, zealots, an article that this is the -- fanatical despotism that runs a gas station, and as long as i got stationed matters to the world economy, we are going to care what happens. at the minute we sort of stop talking about the gas coming out of the gas station -- they care a lot more about yemen than we do, and they are trying to take some pressure through there. we want to keep them calm, but we should not give the maybe to overall american foreign-policy. tom: very good. breaking news -- this is interesting. brian roberts and team setting up -- with their c

olivia: ben bernanke. committee gave him a standing ovation because he was named "time magazine" person of the year. he gets up and goes, "the power of the media." [laughter] they are dry. they are not on their job for the sense of humor. janet yellen wanted to stimulate sooner rather than later. she was very vocal on that. tom: what is the wells fargo call? gina: still june. sticking to it. olivia: 18% according to the fed fund future rates are predicting june. tom: that is also when the red sox will win three games in a row. [laughter] olivia: a tough thursday morning here on "bloomberg surveillance." we are going to go to nepal. 224 people were on board a plane, though no people were injured. it occurred during a fog that significantly reduced visibility. the crash occurred in the paul's only international airport -- nepal's international airport. all flights are been rerouted through india. tom: that is really cool. it worked. olivia: you see a plane land in the river. i'm going to be taking off my sho

joining me olivia sterns and brendan greeley. there is a libya. olivia: -- here is olivia.y 16 states build their own insurance exchanges. the rest use the federal health care system. the language does not actually allow for people in those 34 states to use the government exchange. sprint corp. will not issue their ruling -- the supreme court will not issue a ruling until june. the president said the israeli prime minister's address had nothing new when it came to iran and its nuclear program. the president said his negotiations are on the right path. >> president obama: when i can guarantee is that if its deal i have signed off on, i will be a group that it's the best way to get a nuclear deal with iran stop for us -- with iran. for us to pass up on that opportunity would be a great take. olivia: netanyahu says the u.s. should demand tougher conditions for a deal. and the indiana central bank has cut interest rates to counter what it calls weakness in the economy. the reserve bank cut a benchmark interest rate by a quarter of a percent just days after the government agreed

here's olivia. olivia: thousands marched to protest the activist. he was gunned down friday night and a was a former deputy prime minister who had spoken out against vladimir putin and had been working about a report of his fighting in ukraine. he says he'll personally oversee the investigation into his murder. north korea underscored the warning of the state of military exercises by south korea and the u.s. this morning kim young un's regime fired two missiles in the sea of japan. they say it's for exercises of a south korean invasion but say they're prurely defensive. on saturday china's central bank fought back against an economic slowdown that cut benchmark interest rates for the second time in three months. and israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is in washington in advance of his controversial speech on capitol hill. tomorrow he'll press conference to delay any agreement on nuclear power. netanyahu may argue it will threaten israel's security and is speaking at the invitation of john boehner who did not consult the white house or presid

olivia: is there a business opportunity in here for you?re you going to take some of the technology you are developing and put it into virgin rockets? richard: we have virgin racing engineering on the side of the car. we have teams of people trying to develop and work on electric cars. we may find virgin competing with tesla in the car business as we do in the space business. we will see what happens. pimm: branson versus musk would be a battle of the billionaires. the goal of formula e racing is to inspire. olivia: the whole point of formula e is to invest in the technology and hope that it trickles down from the racetrack onto main street. a very sexy sport. it is the perfect location on the beach of miami. >> did you get behind the wheel of one of these machines? olivia: i asked to wave the flag. i was not allowed to. i have driven a tesla before. the sound was a big difference. it was a hiss. everybody in the pit whistles so that you can hear that the car is coming. you don't have the deep roar you have on formula one. roar isile that d

olivia: this is not altruism.y assumed that the national minimum wage is going up in a few years. they are getting ahead of it. nine dollars an hour is so little. it is much more important that they promised more hours and give you two weeks notice to give you what your shift will be. when you are talking about wages that are the small that is more important than the actual some. matt: this is how markets work. the labor market is getting tighter. betty: families have to offer more. -- companies have to offer more. starbucks is known for treating its employees better. it will begin testing in new york and seattle with new york serving as its testing ground. the company's raised together initiative will make an extra effort to hire disadvantaged youth around the country. they have a program weather where they will hire veterans so they are putting their money where their mouth is. matt: i think it is a great thing. they have gotten pummeled by social media. if you have the conversation in a starbucks, it might not

olivia: agreed. stephanie: olivia is on my team.to mystique with no party to go to. on that note, olivia is going to be leaving us. "actually stephanie, i was invited." you know what, i just cut olivia's microphone. let's get to some news. islamic state says it was behind that deadly attack on a museum into easier. the group issued a statement calling the attack and invasion of a den of infidels. authorities now say 23 people died when done men stormed -- gunmen stormed the tunisian parliament. most of the dead were foreign tourists. tunisia said it has arrested nine suspects. apple is making its debut in the dow industrial average today. replacing at&t. apple had been kept out of the dow because its stock price was too high and the index is price weighted. apples lit seven for one. that cleared the way for the company to be added. the lowest paid workers at target are getting a raise. a person familiar with the matter says target will raise employee pay to at least nine dollars per hour . walmart has made a similar move. retailers

bob and olivia joining me.new managers of the pimco total return fund have been trumping their former boss bill gross. they were boosted by anti-to short-term u.s. interest rates. the matter how they got there returns, the bottom line is they are beating bill gross. bob: sounds like what bill did was he went against the chance of a fed rate rise this year. the folks who replaced him at pimco said no, we have the patience that is needed. i threw the p word in there -- patience. olivia: the pimco guys wanted to go 7-10 years and they have been crushing him in doing so. bob: does he read tea leaves? he changed it from the pimco brand of tea but he is not quite there yet. betty: i am waiting for the new version of the new normal. olivia: i want another man in the mirror moment. betty: number three, goldman sachs predicts growth that will exceed 10%. us on 11% jump in revenue last year, the most since the financial crisis. $111 billion worth of new assets. the story here is has been a small and irrelevant part of go

olivia: i don't know.he technology will be there, but at the pace at which regulators currently move and congress, do you think this will actually be legal? i think the driverless car ecosystem that we are getting way too fair carried away with this -- way too far carried away with the story. there was an article saying that we are going to have hydrogen fuel cell -- fuel powered vehicles by 2020. betty: we may still have those cars, but just not so quick. bob: i'm the only one who remembers the world's fair of the 1930's. betty: [laughter] you look so good. bob: by 1965, traveling around in jet packs and monorails and go from city to city. i love the idea. you said you use yellow cabs but not jet packs. olivia, i used to watch "back to the future" and asked my dad when we would have flying cars. bob: right, so maybe driverless cars. you think we will have them. eddie: i do. -- betty: i do. maybe not in my lifetime. coming up, mohamed el-erian gives his take on the jobs report. we will be back. ♪ betty: we

olivia: right.is no proof out there makes them addicted to nicotine or that it is so much less harmful that maybe they should be. betty: adidas out with a strategy update today. internet -- in an effort to compete with nike it will rush top products to stores faster and try to build on the success of major cities. predicting annual profit growth of 15%. brendan: adidas has really concentrated on a couple of developing markets, russia and brazil. it has hinged everything on those two markets here it neither is doing well at all. they really have a problem hedging the line of the euro as well be as that is what they report in. the move to cities is focusing on the luxury market because the developing market did not hold up as well as they were supposed to. olivia: those were the two sites 2018 world cup. adidas is big and soccer. brendan: the other thing they are learning as they cannot quite get the jump they had hoped out of the world cup and that the world cup strategy every four years to hang it a

olivia :you keep. and talk about german war reparations.fficult for chancellor merkel to strike any kind of a chord with. betty: they both came out of a meeting here at angela merkel is like, this is terrible. you need to shape up. opening bell, let's get a check at where the futures have settled here the futures ready much a little bit higher here. our top story is next. ♪ betty: welcome back to "in the loop." joining me is john kline. -- all -- joining me is ojojon klein. john william saying in a discussion that it should have been midyear and interest rate increase. it should happen sometime this year, even as you lower the growth forecast. i know you are not following day by day -- jon: but i do pay my credit card bill. betty: you look at the economy. what are you seeing right now? jon: i hope they don't do anything to screw up a steady -- a slow and steady improvement. i want them to do it the right way. i guess people are now concerned that if you wait too long, there will be runaway inflation and you will have to take more radical me

matt miller and olivia sterns joining me. a tweet help janet yellen and her colleagues get a more complete picture of where the economy is heading? social media and nontraditional data could make a timely forecast. matt: the fed is active in social media and they are ready monitor your twitter feed or their twitter feed. they have four months, if not years already. matt: what you talking about? the fed monitors twitter and they have for years. the question that is that they are going to start mining for different kinds of data people's reaction to the fed and what you say about your bacon prices or your milk prices are your egg prices. betty: i thought the story was about updating the stale metric. they figure out how much you have to pay to get a mortgage online. stale and outdated. matt: it helps you figure out what happened and what is not happening. betty: good for them. let us see what is going on with housing prices at this moment, rather than wait. i think that makes perfect sense feed stocks get ready to start trading

olivia: they are terribly happy. what are the lessons for xi jinping? does he see the success story there as an endorsement of

olivia: greece and its creditors are far apart. the country has submitted a list of economic reforms. officials tell bloomberg it is not enough to make them give more money to greece. corporations based in indiana urging leaders to revise a law. they want to make sure it cannot be used to discriminate against

olivia: we are looking forward to that interview. that is coming up on "market makers" at 10:00 a.m. tom: we have some real moves on dollar strength and euro weakness. this has become a huge deal, the major distinction of the last 24 hours is we finally have significant yen week this.

antes de olivia y en total cinco hasta que tuvieron la prueba que le da la oportunidad a los embriÓlogosno todos los embriones pueden hacer a un bebÉ. como lo explica este doctor. >> este nuevo examen puede mirar los embriones con la computadora porque ponemos los embriones en un microscopio y graba imÁgenes de los embriones cuando estÁn dividiendo esta tecnologÍa. >> toma fotografÍas de los embriones y esto ayuda a evitar que los embriones se multipliquen y que las futuras madres puedan llegar a tener hasta sÉxtuple es o mÚltiples embarazos poniendo asÍ en riesgo a ambos. monica: despuÉs de que ya fue un rotundo Éxito este experimento ahora esta prueba estÁ disponible para cualquier futura madre. julio: gracias Única. usted no se requiere que ya regresamos con mucha mÁs informaciÓn. paola: gracias julio cÉsar. las temperaturas mÍnimas esta maÑana estuvieron en los 39 hasta la zona del down town. 45 en trenton. 53 fue la temperatura mÁxima esta tarde en el Área. desde el norte todavÍa algunos chubascos de nieve como se esperaba han impactado esa regiÓn de los estados unidos y no se desca

signed, your friend olivia.ed the process of south carolina choosing the wooly mammoth as the state fossil. the story got national attention and became one of my favorite stories of the year last year. when a state senator decided that the idea of a fosse le was too much for his little brain and he decided to stop the bill from passing by adding in whole sections from the bok of genesis in to the bill's language saying, sure south carolina may have a wooly mammoth fossil but the wooly mammoth was created on the sixth day with the beasts of the field and that must be in the law. olivia's bill got waylayed for a long time and she stuck with it and said she would stick with it forever, until she was 23 maybe or maybe even until she was 40 but she did not have to stick with it until she was 40. south carolina eventually came around in part because of her perseverance and olivia wants to be a scientist but i prefer her to be governor orlet least legislator to get things done. now more cynicism. the giant salamander c

we have olivia pope, the president, and sunday dress -- what is the thing called? the interesting thing is we are excited. i want to make sure we are looking at what exactly is going on. we come as a society have celebrated shonda rimes and grays anatomy and scandal and the other show. the other one that was on for a second. it wasn't a second? ok. [laughter] see why this stuff is dangerous? we want to respect and understand that. i think this is dangerous. why is this dangerous? why could scandal be perceived as dangerous? let me help you out. olivia pope reinforces stereotypes about how black women can be. i happen to watch scandal. olivia pope, in the last couple of episodes, because i caught up over the weekend, the season finale she is dancing around and is like, i choose me. i am not deciding between the president -- or, whatever. i'm not choosing. i want the sunshine and whatever else i'm all right. she is not using. she we will be partnered with both of these men. as the episodes progress, she is kidnapped and everyone is looking for her. she says, look i a

we have olivia and the president. what is it called? there we go. we are excited but. i wanted to make sure we are looking at exactly what is going on here. we as a society have celebrated shonda rimes and "raise anatomy" -- "grey's anatomy" and "scandal" and the other show. the one that was on for a second. all right. anyway, so, we want to respect and understand that. i think that this is dangerous. why is this dangerous? why good "scandal" be perceived -- code "scandal" be perceived by me as dangerous? let me help you out. so you do not have to say it live on c-span. olivia pope reinforce the stereotype about how black women can be. i happened to watch "scandal." ok? olivia pope, in the last couple of episodes, because i caught up over the weekend, the season finale she is dancing around to stevie wonder and is like, i choose me. i am not choosing between the president and these 3 -- anyway i am going to have both of you. i want the sunshine and whatever else. she is not choosing. she we will be partnered with both of these men. ok? and as the episodes progress into

por el momento, las hermanas de olivia no desiste y aseguran que continuarÁn peleando por la que creenan hacia mÉxico, pero no bajes la guardia. las embajadas de estados unidos alertan ante la posibilidad de robo de vehÍculos y asalto en las carreteras en mÉxico. en las Últimas horas las cifras de muerte en chile se elevÓ a nueve. ademÁs, 19 personas siguen desaparecidas. en antofagasta fueron hallados dos cuerposcon los que suman tres las muertes mortales. hay cerca de 6000 tecnificados. por otro lado, agentes de la agencia antidrogas estadounidense presuntamente participaron en fiestas y el dinero saliÓ de narcos. luna: algunos agentes supuestamente participaron en fiestas con prostitutas, pagadas por los carteles de la droga. segÚn un nuevo reporte. el informe alega que entre 2005 y en 2008, las fiestas ocurrieron en carteles pagados por el gobierno de estados unidos. policÍas colombianos dijeron que ellos cuidaban a las armas y pertenencia durante las fiestas y que los norteamericanos tambiÉn habrÍa recibido dinero, regalos y armas de los carteles. >> esto afecta a la reputaciÓn y

olivia: it is a big deal. and is a whole new class of drugs to treat heart disease which is the number one killer of americans. another majority of americans are on a step in right now. we're talking about a new drug to replace that. obviously, that could be the next couple hundred billion dollars. the judge were better. there's less rights. -- less risk. the study come out from the new england journal of science. these are from an aa studies and they were funded by the issue is whether or not they can re-create the enormous success that lipitor has had. a few reasons they might not -- there are a lot of portions. they are teaming up together on this drug. they're going to be the first to market, it looks like in july assuming they get the green light from the fda. pfizer has a drug. it is unlikely that anybody has the lean time that limit tour -- lipitor have. obviously, is going to make a lot of money. betty: how much? olivia: we just all the price forecast for it depends on what the indications are. the com

joining me, olivia sterns and brendan greeley. top headlines, here is olivia.ela merkel has a message for the prime minister of greece. you need to follow the terms of the bailout agreement. george sir says is a lose lose game. he says the possibility that greece leaves the eurozone is a real threat.

tom: joining me, olivia sterns. brendan greeley, i wore a green bow tie. olivia: i wore celtic.have a green tie i forget to wear. tom: i am sort of from ireland but mostly wales. olivia: israel the voters are casting ballots in an election that is too close to call. benjamin netanyahu's likud party is trailing isaac

reportera: olivia martÍnez, la hermana de marta fue detenida.idad del pÚblico. >> ella ha sacado sus hijas adelante, no la ha tenido viviendo la calle para que piensen que es un peligro afuera. reportera: el futuro del jazz en ciertos cuatro hijos estÁn bajo el servicio de protecciÓn de menores. el hijo menor de tres aÑos tiene que padece de autismo, vive con la familia separado de sus hermanitas. >> me hablas a mÍ me besan pero nos prohÍben hablar. reportera: sÓlo su tÍa parla ha sido autorizada a visitarlos. >> ellos piensan que estÁn en la cÁrcel y todavÍa no ha podido salir. reportera: marta quiere que otros padres eviten caer en esta situaciÓn. >> quiero que esto sirva de ejemplo habrÁ familias que corregimos en otros hijos de manera equivocada, que le pienso porque aquÍ las leyes son injustas. leÓn: hicieron llegar la libertad bajo fianza pero dicen que van a ver esta decisiÓn. marÍa leticia: les decimos que es considerado el castigo fÍsico un delito menor. leÓn: vamos a pasar con otros temas y con el pronÓstico del tiempo. marÍa leticia:

have olivia pope cat fight with cookie. >> olivia would never cat fight.h blah blah blah! and olivia goes, pow! >> prince charles is in d.c. at the lincoln memorial. >> prince charles best thing you noticed about abraham lincoln? >> he was doing the whole gesturing, like they see something new about the lincoln monument. >> or they just appreciate. you never found yourself in a moment? >> the lincoln memorial, absolutely. >> did he sit on his lap? >> miley fans are not reacting well to those pictures of patrick getting handsy with

here's olivia stearns.rry is hinting they are ready to walk away from talking from the iran nuclear program. kerry is there to resume negotiations and warned the clock is ticking to a deadline the end of march. kerry appeared on cbs' "face the nation" and repeated his

olivia needs a new upscale umbrella. she calls upon a mechanical engineer to assist.this is "bloomberg surveillance." we are live from our world headquarters in new york. it is wednesday, march 11, i am tom keene with olivia sterns -- she is very dry this morning, no rain in new york. olivia: in hindsight, 2020 hillary clinton says it would have been wiser to use a government e-mail account while secretary of state. she called a press conference to try to quite the controversy over using her private account for official business. she said she did not want to carry a second mobile phone for another e-mail account. >> looking back, it would have been probably smarter to have used two devices,

little olivia now up to 2 pounds five ounces, almost doubled her weight.m says she's going to stay in the hospital until at least her original due date. a lot of comments are going to come in a pretty spirited discussion about religious freedom, discrimination, it's amazing how the left pitches a fit. hip cross situate anyone. the other side of it, angela says i believe it's a personal use, it's not discrimination. i love lgbt wednesdayings actually and she's a wedding plannerment she says she's happy to work with them. other people who don't want to don't have to. is that my gang? we had a lot of fun. i said that yesterday that we were going to go over to the laurel hill easter egg hunt. my husband said what, i have to do what. look at him, he did. we got baby chiquitass last sunday and they are one week old. >> of course you did. of course you got baby chiquitas. i'll eventually have hens that will give me eggs. share your palm sunday and easter pictures as well. we'll be right back. this week on fox news on sunday as the white house presses for a nuclea

olivia: it is incredible. is a difference between what is happening on wall street and main street. we had numbers out overnight thing french unemployment is at a record high. 10.4 percent. even in germany, disappointing factory numbers coming out. there is concern about the strength of the european economy. the growth forecast was revised to today to 1.5%. how does he measure success? can he solve the core structural issues in europe? that is down to the leaders of those sovereign nations. betty: is he just delaying the inevitable? he is not solving the problem. olivia sterns. you can watch draghi's news conference at bloomberg.com/tv. make sure you download that app. a great second quarter for america up a largest -- second largest wholesaler. did hillary clinton pride privacy over security when setting up her e-mail system? we discussed that, next. ♪ betty: some words of warning from mark cuban. he says we are living in another tech bubble and this one is worse than the last one in 2000. cuban took to his b

joining me, olivia sterns and brendan "yes, we had three irish martinis yesterday" greeley. netanyahu has called leaders that share his skepticism about peace talks with palestinians. he says there are issues that must be addressed immediately. >> we are facing great challenges. i cannot elaborate on all of them,

joining me olivia sterns. brendan greeley on hiatus.ministration exposed when accused gop lawmakers are trying to establish a back channel with iran to scuttle the nuclear talks. president obama said the republican move will not stop negotiations. >> i think it is somewhat ironic to see some members of congress