joan lowy and tom curry. after our conversation with transportation secretary anthony foxx. this is a $478 billion proposal covering six years. we've got republicans in control of the house and senate who overall are smaller government lower government spending oriented members of congress. however, transportation bills are historicically of a different sort. it starts to bring home the bacon to home states. so what really are the politics of a bill this big and how the spending might come out even if you have a republican controlled house and senate? >> well, the problem is that there's no easy source of money to pay for all of this. it's very -- historicically we've depended upon the highway trust fund which is funded by gasoline and diesel taxes mostly. and they haven't been raised in over 20 years. and they're buying less each year in terms of construction and what they can do with it. so in trying to find the money from the general fund is very -- is increasingly difficult. all the low-hanging fruit has kind of been plucked. so they're just basically hasling over how to

tom: dr. lee and howard davidowitz with us as well. we made a huge/with this, jeff currie on set us. m new york city, "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ tom: good morning, everyone. "bloomberg surveillance. -- "bloomberg surveillance." i am tom keene. olivia sterns is off. here is brendan greeley. brendan: china banned facebook in 2009, but facebook ceo mark zuckerberg has visited china four times he has met with government officials, even learned to speak mandarin. so with internet.org, a new project facebook has launched, will it help facebook get back into china? mark: zuckerberg: that is not something we focused on right now with internet.org. right now there are countries that reach out to us and say connectivity is a national priority and a lot of people in our country use facebook, and if there is a way to work together to do that -- i mean, for example, in malaysia i was meeting with one of the leaders in the government there. making it so everybody is connected in their countries one of the top national priorities. brendan: tom, that was mark zuckerberg protesting a little too much

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little league star davis with tom son then she gives curry an autograph "sports illustrated". curry was a fan in the situation. mcdaniels i could do this myself. throw it down. early second quarter warriors down to livingston. of quite the acquisition head to andre. showing up showing up angry then he showed hurt sprained the ankle. were yours up 14. andre getting offensive in the game. behind the back then floating it. softly off glass. 89-84. warriors now 41 of 9 as they win in phillies. back to different is. she can which and in the world series. look at the shoes. making it rain from deep. draining nba 3. these are nba month say some day she would like to my for you i don't know. >>. >> my favorite player and also playing style one of the best in the game. >> now the future team yukon no. 1 versus no. 2 and yukon not no. 1. south carolina. with tiffany mitch in. goes on a run to take control in the first half. lewis for 3. then stewart looking good down low with a post move. all huskies 87 to 62. nhl stadium series coming to levi stadium in less than two week when the shar

curry who's been in our stable for awhile. talk about wonderful people. when you look at our athletes from the jordan spieths to the tom, couldn't be more proud. did you see curry had 51 points last night? they were down 26-5 i think when the game started. >> does it keep getting raised in how much you have to pay the athletes? now that you are the size you are, it's probably harder to offer people stock in the same way. it's probably harder to be that underdog, right? >> well, no. i think it's absolutely not. because our budget our $3 billion budget and growing last five quarters plus 30% growth 19 consecutive quarters. while it's impressive because we're adding hundreds of millions of dollars every year our competitors have a lot more money. just spending more money, we can't do that. >> they're doing to do irrational things then. >> they are. we have to decide on the things we really want. but that's what led to this getting behind wearables. i want my team to know what it's like to be the largest in the world. had the largest health and fitness digital community in the world. i want my competition to know what it's

his tom brady klay thompson had 37 in the third quarter a couple of weeks ago against the kings. curry warriors win it 128-114 over dallas. >>> new orleans and oklahoma city. russell westbrook, making highlights. kevin durant not. big toe issues. westbrook, big game. tied his career high with 45 and this dude knows -- he is in attack mode constantly. thunder, 102-91 and the first of a home and home against new orleans. >>> that's all we got. neil is going to get some thread. back to you. >> anybody have a safety pin? >> i sure don't. i used them all up. >>> up next in "the pulse," burning up the web, a grinding channing tatum in a newly released sequel to the "magic mike." >> how can you tell if a person might cheat in a relationship? just take a look at the hands? of moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist decide on a biologic ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz (tofacitinib) is a small pill not an injection or infusion, for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can relieve ra symptoms, and help stop

tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> taking over nyc, all star weekend in the big apple. steph curry and slay thompson will be -- clay thompson will be starting. right now curry is one of the most popular players in the nba. mark eris here -- mark ibanez is here now. >> not only the players but steve steve -- steve kerry. in 1994 was their first all star in forever. this is really great. steph curry is so big. he is nationwide right now. you know you are huge and not just a bay area star when you are on the late night circuit as he was last night with jimmy fallon. have a look. >> let's hear it for steph curry. >> thank you. >> thank you, my man. go right ahead. >> our next writer is jonathaned aler, voted most likely -- john ed aler. voted most likely to call chuck e. cheese. >> reporter: today participated in nba fit, a program they sponsor and he has a way with kids. the nba commissioner has taken notice. >> i think we saw it today. his ability to connect directly with people. young and old. i was looking at the kids as he was talking you could see the sparkle in their eyes. there

. >> joan lowy and tom curry. >> you're proposing some big increases in transportation spending. is it realistic to expect republicans in this new congress to raise taxes on u.s. corporations particularly given the anti-tax bent in the gop base. >> using progrowth to pay for our bill. it works in reducing corporate tax rates by removing the 35% tax rate that would apply to overseas foreign earnings that currently aren't taxed as they're sitting over there but if they were brought back there would be a 35% rate that would apply to them. our proposal would be to tax those untaxed corporate earnings overseas once at 14%, 21% reduction, and to bring those over here the proceeds of that over here to put to work for infrastructure. it would pay for our bill get us double what the gas tax now is producing and get us going.