tom: roger altman, 10 seconds. one more question -- red sox -cubs -- what happened? seball has a better offense than the red sox. it is mind-boggling, their offense. i think they scored 40 runs in the last cointreau games, -- in the last cointreau games. four the last games. tom: is that enough baseball, guy johnson, for you? guy: probably. tom: we are going to do 100% baseball with roger altman later today. as well on radio, the laureate robert shiller. but for that with michael mckee in the meetings of the national association for business economics. robert shiller of yale. we continue with ken rogoff. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: "bloomberg surveillance." we look at equities, bonds, currencies, commodities. 101, stronger earlier, gives back a little bit. if there is one thing i am watching within the tea leaves of emerging markets, it is the peso. there it is, 1.3084. guy: back to baseball. let's pick up with what is coming up on "bloomberg surveillance," on the radio, and on "bloomberg " on tv. erik schatzker speaking with the president of argentina. he joins us

and former deputy treasury secretary and current hillary clinton supporter, roger altman says the racehite house is over. he explain whys, coming up. >>> and also, apple shares following after announcing its new iphone 7 yesterday. the company also announced today it's not going to release preorder sales numbers, because they are more a reflection of apple supply than demand. up next, we'll look at all the apple changes and discuss if this is an opportunity for android, coming up. >>> welcome back. in a statement today, apple is saying it will not release iphone 7's preorder numbers, as it's done in the past, saying, quote, these initial sales will be governed by supply, not demand, and we've decided it's no locker a representative metric for investors and customers. therefore, we won't be releasing a first weekend number any longer. >> let's talk about that and other things involving apple. joining us, sean carolyn and andrew marvenick. sean, they did this last time, i think, the last model, they didn't release the figures. should we make anything of that? the initial sales figures. >

we have a conversation with roger altman, former assistant secretary of treasury in the carter administrationoomberg. ♪ tom: this morning, markets adjust. central bankers gaze into an uncertain future. does a decline in volatility signal a 2007 to come in this hour -- single-a 2007 question -- signal a 2007? i am live from new york, tom keene. live from london, guy johnson. two days in a row.

my ninth thing is that our great friend roger altman who's a great guy and a gentleman and he's on quitequently, when he needed a new heart and a heart transplant he specifically asked dr. oz if he would do the procedure which he did and roger is grateful to this day for -- >> it was a long time ago. >> it was. but it was dr. oz that actually performed the transplant. so read what you will with media matters. i read the eight things and i was looking for number nine. did the heart transplant procedure. because i wouldn't attempt that myself. and i just thought that was interesting. >> it's probably for the best. >> we look forward to the full interview tonight because we've only sign little snippets, of course, and releases from the clinton campaign. joe, thank you very much. >> you're welcome. >> looking forward to "squawk box" in a few moments. he's got a bit of a cold. maybe he should see dr. oz. >> joe? >> yeah. sounds like it. >>> today's data dump could mean another bumpy ride ahead. david joy, chief market strategist at ameriprise financial will weigh in next. you're watching cnbc

disparaging, calling him a tv dock tomorrow i just mentioned did you know my ninth thing -- you know roger altman, a friend of the set. >> sure. >> when he needed a heart transplant, he specifically asked dr. oz will you do the procedure for me and 2kr6789 oz subsequently did do the heart transplant surgery for dr. altman and that was 1990. >> i didn't realize. >> it's easy to just say he's a tv doctor. >> first of all, i didn't realize that roger had a heart transplant and i'm delighted to hear that dr. oz did it. >> he specifically asked him. >> you can't ask dr. drew pinsky because he got fired for saying something and sanjay gupta. i don't know where he stands. >> personally i wouldn't go looking for a tv doctor. >> would go for one actually on e.r. >> this wasn't when dr. oz was on tv. >> he was a real doctor. >> he didn't ask him to stop taping a show to come do it. >> one of the things that you begin to think about when these debates take place, the first being ten days out, is there going to be a question of somebody losing as opposed to somebody winning? >> can be. >> in other words, the