bob dry filled, we have tom stier, and we have one more. one very special member of the family. >> i'm loving it. the best green room in new york. david: bloomberg surveillance is on radio right now. you can catch him on bloomberg radio. he will be with us 30 minutes from now. stephanie: we are bringing you the morning must-read. for now, let's get you with the first word. the news you need to know. vonnie quinn is delivering. budweiser, maker of they have rejected and informal takeover offer. miller's executives. some shareholders looking for an offer in the $110 billion range. backrd if they will come with another offered. the rain ended in south carolina, but floodwaters are still rising. it may be weeks before officials decide which washed out bridges are safe to drive on. president obama care the way for the hardest hit areas to get federal aid. how many american troops should stay in afghanistan? lawmakers was the u.s. commander in president obama should change his plan for cutting back on the number of u.s. troops. there are 10,000 i

david: we have tom stier.essful and is well known for ready -- four really getting involved in politics. are delighted to have him on and welcome to bloomberg. scarlet: and get his thoughts on what he thinks on the different races. david: politics will be a big subject. scarlet: david westin -- you can watch his program from 7:00 until 10:00 on bloomberg television. alix: don't miss it tomorrow. tom stier is going to be a great interview. scarlet: coming up, after weeks freescussions, the largest trade agreement and generations is reached. how will it affects the combat how will it affect the economy? alix: and the ceo of air france says he will see his own employees after protests turned violent. scarlet: and many colleges are building huge financial -- huge athletic stadiums. how does it pay off? ♪ alix: welcome back to the bloomberg market day. up int: we are five days a row for the s&p 500, so we need to check in with julie hyman for the latest. we're not losing any steam. julie: we are at near session hig

tomorrow tom stiers with us. stephanie: and tomorrow, tom stiers as with us.or eight years at the bank will be with us. john micklethwait. to spend time with him. but i think he knows better. i love your new set. betty: i love yours. stephanie: thank you. betty: we will look at what else is making news on the bloomberg terminal. phonic when more from the news desk. vonnie: nations have agreed on the landmark free-trade deal. and already, ford is calling on congress to reject it. the automaker says the deal fails to address currency manipulations. ford says the obama administration should renegotiate. twitter has made it official. jack dorsey has been named twitter's interim chief executive. he thinks the announcement will be welcome news. >> morale at twitter is really strong and we do not believe this will affect morale or attrition negatively. we actually think this is a pretty good positive. it adds a lot of clarity. great teams want to do one thing, which is shipped products that people want to use on a daily basis. vonnie: dorsey needs to fix twitter's bi

so tom stier and other influential money behind have been asking democratic candidates to come up with a climate change plan, to be able to solve this problem. hillary clinton has been moving left on a lot of these issues. she's come out against the keystone pipeline. she's got some more environmental friendly solar power. i'm just curious what your assessment is of the environmental movement within the democratic party, what kind of role will sort of money and organization in that movement play in the 2016 election and how do you assess it in relation to the role you both play? >> i'm curious, can you give me a quick rundown of the last election? >> that's a good question for him. >> i think the answer is pretty obvious. i dated, but you understand my point, it's kind of like tom's point to karl, listing all the successes the far right wing has had. are they suggesting we should just see infrastructure work abroad? if you want to talk about her export financing government, requires virtual every government in the world is going to do a major infrastructure project requires some. my qu

tom stier think so. asked whatschatzker it will take to change the republican party's attitude toward climate change. tom: we are asking candidates to come out with a plan to get us to 50% clean energy by 2030. the majority of publicans -- of republicans agree they want the candidates to stand for that. it's not a question of convincing people because everyone agrees this is something we have to do together. of real point in terms interactions is for people to care about it a lot. if this is think your 10th most important issue, you're not going to change your vote. people have to think -- this is the generational challenge, this is something we have to do. beare going to internationally competitive in a way that is our growth strategy for the whole country. you have to make people into single issue voters. tom: people have to think it's urgent. david: even if they think it is a problem, they think it's so difficult to address. it's painful and will change their lifestyle. people tend to put off things th

let's take a look at the week. , tomr hedge fund titan stier. tom: people will pollute.o winning. that may sound a little trumpespue. stephanie: don't make that a word. not happening on our watch. >> raising interest rates is a good thing. however, their problem is because u.s. currencies appreciated against everyone in the world, we have had the impact of an interest rate increase already. >> there is uncertainty in the markets. what the markets one is certainty. tell us what the rules are. tell us what the interest rates are going to be. the federal reserve is in a position where they cannot be that definitive for some time. >> i give her an incomplete because the firm is not yet over -- i have great respect for janet yellen. >> i want to say it on air come i did notroes -- agree with them and i was really upset with them when they were trying to break my arm to sell the firm. stephanie: great respect for ben bernanke you. -- i have great respect for everyone who books "bloomberg ." we covered a lot ground today. give us a final point. tom: we spent some time talki