yannis stournaras greek finance minister, met with mario draghi yesterday.cb moved. today, all eyes on berlin as the greek finance minister meets with wolfgang schaeuble. the greeks are hoping that meeting goes somewhat differently. francine: let's hope it goes better than the one with the ecb and the one on thursday. in 25 minutes from now it is "surveillance" with tom keene. what are we looking at? blackrock cofounder, right? tom: the headline float out of europe forces us to rip up bloomberg "surveillance." we focus on secretary kerry landing in kiev and the challenges ukraine has with their devaluation. a panic mood as one official put it. as john knows the ukrainian hryvnia has depreciated as much as 25%. many people to talk to. gilles will join us from bank of america-merrill lynch. we will talk about ukraine greece. ukraine more immediate. pete peterson across both hours of bloomberg "surveillance." and then thorsten from deutsche bank on the u.s. economy as we go to tomorrow's jobs report. francine: the ukraine conversation is going to be fascinating