for thell be a speech gillespie. he is trying to unseat mark warner who is seeking reelection in virginia. no easy task this weekend. the metro station is closed as crews demolish the skybridge. the demolitions are part of the central project. get outside and enjoy the warm weather while you can. >> seven is on your side with a consumer alert. walmart is launching a new tool. it is called savings catcher. you just have to enter your receipt number online. walmart will check advertised prices in your area. if you find a price lower than what you paid, walmart will give you the difference on an e gift card. in certainpastries cities at mcdonald's. mcdonald's is marketing be pastries as a perfect companion to the mcafe coffay. -- coffee. i'm not sure if that is something the french are recognize -- would recognize. >> what do you think of that sky? >> beautiful. >> pretty out there. that is looking from washington --igh school washington lee high school. look at the temperature. 71 degrees. unbelievable. 13 miles per ho

thelled rodeo over to dressing room. -- nextng he is going thing you know ed is showing up. >> comingack and playing a bailiff. tavis: when you are in this moment, you have got this eight-year run. everyone is working. you are grateful to be working on a hit show on a network that supports the show. do you ever think of the future in terms of typecast? two i want to stay in this thing so long it puts me in a box where i think i can't get out of it? or was that never a concern? >> i am always going to be playing a black guy. usa, it's not like we were getting pointed 2 million viewers. it was big for cable but not in terms of network television. i'm not that concerned about being typecast. >> we were a cold show. as long as our hard-core psychos are willing to accept us as other people, it stands to reason a lot of other people might be discovering us for the first time. speaking of cold following, -- cold following, -- what do young, think the viewers connected to that work for you? obviously, you guys had fun. the viewers had fun. >> i think steve franks who is a viewer and deserve t

to thell the way back up highest since the end of 2007. lufthansa is going to allow us to turn these on during flight. this is an android, a samsung android. we will be able to stream in-flight entertainment onto mobile devices. that is going to be available on flights to north africa and the middle east and some of the former soviet republics soon. >> quickly, it is dangerous, >> yeah. you could say it is dangerous. the ceo said that it is for that reason that they are not going to take this product that is coming out to israeli airlines. lufthansa says it is absolutely safe, francine. >> thank you very much with the latest on lufthansa. coming up, tensions are approaching cold war levels and moscow is preparing for impending sanctions. we will give you the latest on the standoff next. move.come back to on the these are the bloomberg top headlines. the chinese from your sister there is flexibility around the growth targets of 7.5%. there is a slowdown that leaders will tolerate. the january through february industrial output rose through

like thell always navigation systems and so on which we offer. then we will be able in the future to connect an iphone via the carplay and getting a complement to offer of accessing your smart phone and playing some of the applications which are coming with the smartphone. >> this is territory that google and microsoft and blackberry. how would apple approach it differently than some of these other players? >> apple is approaching it, forgive the term, like in app- ification. from a blackberry standpoint they purchased a company that has the operating system that the car is delivering and presenting to the driver. this is a different approach. i've not heard the word "exclusive." we are working at the preamble of this story. i think you will see other suppliers trying to have their phone data presented to cars in the future. it'll come down to a user preference issue. >> it is not exclusive. or microsoft, blackberry, and so we want to do this, too? >> there are two perspectives. the perspective is the carmaker is to assure you have customers usin

people all thell time that whisper is the safest place on the internet.ormally, when you think about anonymity, sometimes people think it is a sinister thing. we are all about authenticity. we have a very strict policy where we only allow you to use anonymity to protect yourself and never to hurt anyone else. >> so it is -- so if it is about will notc worsen, you posted. >> it does not go live. the exception is anything in the public domain. >> what about someone bringing up your competitor, secret. they started in the last couple of months trying to do something quite similar. to be you figure different from them? >> there's clearly a very big macro trend going on around anonymity and ether morality. it is all a reaction to all of this people being aware of the digital foot rent. the key differentiator about whisper is that we don't tap into your address book. it is not about doing things with people you know, right? you don't see posts from your friends, you don't follow people. there's no social capital being exchanged. gaineds a lot less to be from pe

thell right, carlos, former anchor who has not forgotten how to count down from 60.ining us from san francisco. >> much more. you are watching "market makers" on bloomberg television. ♪ >> that will do it for "market makers" today. whenre to join us tomorrow the ceo of marriott's choices. >> a great time to be in the hotel market. now it is 50 six of the hour, so time for on the markets. let's go to the newsroom for more. >> we are talking about today's options insights. the purity is trading higher after fed chair janet yellen said that the fed would be extending support for some time. here to discuss this is the derivatives strategist at him km partners. this is the last day of the first quarter. we made it. the indexes are mixed right now. extent doo -- to what you see mixed performance and options as well? >> our read on a lot of options mechanisms are similarly neutral. if you look at a lot of spiders -- spdr's. not a lot of significant bias in the options market. if you look at the significant risk factor -- russia continues to unwind. the volatility continues

thell got started because founders have got a lot of planes.g, our understanding, they have got as much as doesn't -- a dozen planes at any time. them at abeen storing nearby airfield. the lease was going to expire and that led to the deal in basically a parking lot. you're looking at images of what it could be, but it is basically a parking lot adjacent to the san jose airport. here is the gentleman who basically want the operation for the google guys. a lot of them cannot be based in the bay area for lack of facilities. >> in case you're interested, it tots 15-20 grand a month store a plane in such a capacity. if you are ever in such a situation, you know. >> that is a lot. thank you so much, our bloomberg senior west coast correspondent. we will be back in a few moments with the opening bell. you do not want to miss the top 10 trades after the break. ♪ >> we are a few moments away from the opening bell. future sliding this morning. a global selloff. side, --xed income keep it here. ♪ >> welcome back. i am betty liu. it is 26 minutes past the

much in thelling as first three months as they did in the whole of last year. where is that money flowing to? the ifo, confidence or not? can you hit the levels you saw in 2011? we have not seen those since 2011 on the ifo in germany. that might just pull the euro back. kingfisher, global reach in china, france, and the u.k. we will talk to the ceo later on. >> we have a packed show coming up. there is a lot of data, we have kingfisher, a little bit of breaking news in terms of the u.k. corporates. then we are watching the ukraine and russian money in london. >> a big note from credit suisse that -- and the top line very clearly identifies that you have got to adjust your equity portfolios specifically for those two reasons, the exposure and the ramifications of what might happen with russia and the ukraine. the second and perhaps more interesting one is what might happen in china. those are the two big issues. reddit suites is trying to adjust their overweight positions. structurally, they are bullish and they say that european equity markets are bullish. your

since thell the most financial crisis. stephen engle joins us to break down the numbers.ime of year. is it seasonal, or perhaps more sentimental in terms of demand? >> well, seasonal factors are at play, of course, and exports tend to drop off because of the lunar new year. last year, it was in the middle of the month, so there are definitely distortions. also last year, we had this portions because of fake invoicing and double accounting, which inflated the numbers last year, making it hard to tell the new number. or overl double invoice invoice to mask some of the speculative money coming in with one --ing you want -- the january and february period, exports fell. that could be a large part of that. overrackdown on this invoicing practice really distorting the numbers as well this year from last year, but still, yes, it was a short drop off, 18.1% falling off, and the median was about 7.5 %, and if exports fellt, 1.6%. that is the most for that period since 2009. it adds to growing concern, obviously, if you do strip out the concerns about over invoicing and that crackd

thell show you the names of 31 pro israel pacs that open secrets has listed.hat is interesting is all but four of them have innocuous misleading names. those exceptions are the world alliance for israel, the republican jewish coalition, the national jewish democratic council, and allies for israel. even the means is that most conscientious voter who knows the name of every contributor to a candidate's campaign might not know that the candidate is receiving money from paccs that advance the introduced -- the interest of a foreign government. another characteristic of pro israel pacs if they prefer to give to reliable incumbents rather than challengers, recapping -- regardless of the party religion. they also give priority to members of congressional committees responsible for issues of concern to israel, such as foreign affairs, armed forces, or touch it. -- or budget. they like to extend their largess two leaders. contributions used to be fair and middling, but his have now increased to the point where now he is receiving more than $250,000. collectsis when a

thell right, coming up in next hour of bloomberg television and radio, the council on foreign relationsresident richard haas joins us to talk about u.s. energy policy and how the u.s. can effectively manage oil and gas production. >> good morning, everyone. good monday morning. "bloomberg surveillance." i'm tom keene. with me, scarlet fu and adam johnson. here's adam johnson with the top headlines. >> in ukraine, russian troops are solidifying their hold over crimea. the u.s. estimates there are about 20,000 troops there. russia ignoring demands to stop the takeover. votes in crimea will whether to leave ukraine and become part of russia. the last surviving grandchild of ford motor founder henry ford has died. william clay ford was 88. he spent 57 years but the automaker and was vice chairman when he retired. he was better known as the owner of the detroit lions football team and was the father of current for chairman bill ford. bitcoin enthusiasts are showing california the physicist who denies a report that he created the digital currency. they have donated about $28,000 to him in the

charter,ited nations , thell as other documents 19 one -- 1991 agreement of the united states. evidence,ce of eyewitnesses, accounts of events, including those of theign nationals, proved conditions of the referendum failed to meet democratic centers with the framework of the council of europe. the declaration of independence by the ukrainian republic is a direct consequence of the application of user force and threats. in a review of russian nuclear as well as the general. accordingly, i assert, on the basis of norms and international law that the international community is obliged -- obliged not to recognize for any situation, treaty, or agreement that may be arise to or treated by this territory. a strong andess imperative progress of the self proclaimed republic subject to international law. it does not meet the international obligations of the russian federation of multilateral agreement guaranteeing the territorial integrity of the ukraine, the integrity of the borders, and non-interference in the country. independence of the formation was declared by a legitimate authori

from thell in a quote new york times. this is arty happening. they received permission to raise prices 12% over the previous year. pennsylvania, utility bills have tripled in some places. shocking to me is the new york times is connecting these back to the regulations. is it even remotely possible iat they created a thousand was in business. when business cost goes up it lowers profits. it was trained on the margins of the business. when an input cost begins to or wobble in reliability, the impact is negative and felt across the entire economy. it destroys jobs. that the obama epa can get away with this distortion cruise the agency is out of control. it is too important for us not to. may be cold now but we know it will be -- cold now but we know next it will be natural gas. are content to carry out with the sierra club. with thehe epa did campaign. we in the senate are charged with stewarding this nation. they are most at risk for reason -- losing their own. happen exactly what will . it is our job to watch out for them. these are the most vuln

annexation of crimea could have grave implications for the legal order, the unity and sovereignty thell states, should russian federation take such a step, we will take further action individually and collectively." g-8 overching of the the years, i have seldom see such a strong statement. we have 15 ambassadors here, including the ambassadors of germany in the u.k., a very strong sign of solidarity. u.s. ambassador towords, ukraine, your call is now. the crisis to man's urgency and focus, but we must plan for the long game. the atlantic council has been doing both, acting urgently and planning for the long game. we have launched our own 100 day action plan which will take us through ukraine's may elections and into the first months of the new president's term. this will be part of our larger commitment to continuing to work on ukraine at the council. thanks go to the members of the atlantic council board championed by george lund. prime minister, and now i turn to introducing you briefly. the prime minister was appointed prime minister on the very 27. he was a central galvanizing or an