stephanie: we have a treat for you, paul tudor jones, the founder at tudor investment corp.. you have a question, tweet us. we have a lot we will dig into. at first, here is the news you need to know. vonnie: twitter has made it official. jack dorsey has now been named the permanent chief executive. remain ceo of square. the bigneed to fix problems. growth has slowed down. -- the 50 most influential people. has been told that she is holding in her hand, a new economic era. and, it is the biggest movie opening of the year, the martian took in $55 million this weekend. it stars matt damon as an astronaut stranded on mars. that is the news you need. david: thank you so much. we are going to match miller. continue to climb, they came down a little bit in the last few minutes of a session. at my take a look terminal, you can see, i have crafted out. it is a risk on that day, they are selling bonds. so buying equities and selling bonds. prices, look at the oil even though the saudi's cut the price of their barrels over the weekend, we see the oil prices continue to rise up and the

paul tudor jones and i believe it can.ou have to ask the american public, which we have done, what they think would constitute just capital. as you heard, people want to be paid fairly. they want to be respected. they want to be engaged. states in the united $300 billion every year from disengaged people who hate to come to their jobs. betty: they hate their jobs. they don't want to be there. how do you make sure companies are doing more than just paying lip service to this? >> you go inside and check it out from the employees. every company has a mission statement, but they don't live up to it. who knows better than people who work in those companies? betty: have to change that. >> for a business to be successful, you need loyalty from three constituencies. one is the employees, second is customers, and 30's investors. -- third is investors. if your employees are happy and healthy, your customers are going to be healthy. betty: they will be treated right. >> the investors will be happy. betty: we have a pie chart that sho

paul tudor jones speaking with bloomberg this morning.x: we have details on his new initiative as well as what he thinks about the thanks monetary policy. -- about the fed's monetary policy. ♪ alix: from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, welcome back to the bloomberg market day. with thewe begin headlines on first word with mark crumpton. an amtrak train headed from vermont to washington, d.c. has derailed in central vermont. hand-check says there does not agree to be any life-threatening injuries. it struck some rocks on the ails near roxbury. general electric is selling part of its financing unit. global jet capital is buying the unit for about $2.5 billion. ge has been shrinking the size itits financial business as returns to manufacturing. there is a huge civil claim resulting from the 2010 bp oil disaster. the settlement finalizes a deal announced in july. speaking with bloomberg radio, bill gross says it is time for the federal reserve to raise interest rates. the former pimco cofounder says capitalism simply cannot survive

thank you very much. , theg up, deepak chopra author and motivational speaker is teaming up with paul tudor jones what the unlikely partners are working on. ♪ . . . >> it is 3:00 in new york a 8:00 in hong kong. welcome to the "bloomberg market day." from bloomberg world headquarters in new york. i am betty liu. here is what we are watching this hour. an hour to go until the market closes and stocks are surging higher. the s&p on the verge of the longest rally of the year. high-profile insider trading convictions could be in doubt thanks to the supreme court. we will explore what is next after the court refused to hear a government appeal. hillary clinton releases new gun-control proposals. will it be enough to reverse slumping poll numbers as she tries to draw a distinction with her rival, bernie sanders? we are about one hour from the close of trade on this monday. let's head to the markets desk where julie hyman has the latest. we are near our highs of the session. julie: we are. it has been

in our next hour, "bloomberg go," stephen schwarzman, paul tudor jones, marc lasry will join us this morning. this is "bloomberg surveillance." stay with us. ♪ tom: dire straits, money for nothing. another deal, this one is up in canada and the merger of their , they beginar sands the offer of $3.3 billion, maybe $4.3 billion. be $3 billionld u.s. tom: she can do the math. this is interest in. in argentina, they've a bond coming. the bones at 15. bonds and cash today, it follows all things argentina. carl weinberg is a next word on emerging-market restructuring. what is the signal katia: it signals a bond they are able to pay in cash today. it matured on saturday, today is when they make the payments. this has been a bond that has gone through quite an ordeal. a lot of people have had a hold on to their stomach throughout the entire lifespan of this bond. was cany, the question they actually make the payment in cash because their actual reserves are in question. tom: where did the cash come from? dr. weinberg: i should ask you that question. it comes out of their own reserves. they a

scarlet: exclusive insight from paul tudor jones, cofounder of robin hood foundation.nd commodities. alix: glenn core recovering almost all of its losses since last monday's 29% plunge. the company is not having an t."hman moment your c scarlet: julie hyman has been tracking movements. at that rally we saw friday has extended into this week. julie: