. >> reporter: stephanie malone is general manager at walnut creek ford which has already sold 70 cars. people are cleaning out their garages. they're getting comfortable. they want to get into something new. spring has just ended. i think it's a really positive time of the year. >> great prices, lots of special opportunities with the dealers. it's just a great day to buy a car. >> reporter: for buyers a trifecta of advantages. zero to 2% financing available on up to six years of financing. there are newly incentives. and the used car market is so strong dealers are willing to pay more for decent used cars. >> it's extremely hard to find quality preowned cars right now. if you have a really nice trade in, dealerships are paying top dollar. more so than before. >> reporter: jd power the global marketing information firm says that u.s. car dealers in the month of may have sold 50,000 cars each and every day. if that goes on for the next 60 days, that would be the best year in sales of cars, in years. >> reporter: a steady improving economy, more confidence consumer that remain moderate w

bethany: -- stephanie: you are watching market makers at our new time. eric: john malone is a busy man. stephanie: both sides wait for the other side to blank. erik: we will be speaking to michael o'leary on the company's profits and plans for the future. stephanie: how was your weekend? vacation, no traffic for you. a lot lacrosse, beach time, not enough sunscreen on my kids. you know memorial day weekend, you have a long sleeve t-shirt on and a baseball hat. i did not make a good choice. erik: time for your top headlines. let's begin with time warner cable. a deal will reshape time warner cable business. $55 billion in cash. a 14% premium and time warner cable is closing on friday. the shareholder, billionaire john malone. the offer was rejected. time warner cable accepted a bid from comcast. greece -- time and money and assess to bailout funds. another way to raise money, greek citizens can make undeclared deposits and foreign banks illegal by paying 15% tax. stanley fischer says when it comes to interest rates, the fed is playing a waiting game. if the fed raised its

stephanie: besides the john malone with a sexy accent, where did all of his money come from to beginistory? rob: he is entered a, and really private. nobody really knows. he is an engineering nerd, an advanced degree in optics and electronics, and again, he has come into his business fairly light compared to the other entre nous with in the field. -- entrepreneurs in this field. the mid-1990's. he bought a couple of small cable company's, stole them, and in 2002, created altice, which became a holding company, -- sold to them, and in 2002, created altice, which became a holding company. he is loaded debt. the company is armed for battle. he has proven to be extremist shrewd dealmaker. erik: until now he was a mystery man. rob, you cleared it up. stephanie: i think he is still pretty mysterious, but a little less than he was a few days ago. our own rob lafranco the bill bloomberg billionaires -- bloomberg billionaires team join us from l.a.. julie hyman is taken a close look at some of the companies to us this morning. we have been focused on the euro-dollar move. let's talk individua

bethany: -- stephanie: you are watching market makers at our new time. eric: john malonee: both sides wait for the other side to blank. erik: we will be speaking to michael o'leary on the company's profits and plans for the future. stephanie: how was your weekend? vacation, no traffic for you. a lot lacrosse, beach time, not enough sunscreen on my kids. you know memorial day weekend, you have a long sleeve t-shirt on and a baseball hat. i did not make a good choice. erik: