though it was nearly a three-hour drive to get here, jerry bonds' sr. feels it is worth it. >> when a person is down you really have to be there for them. so what we try to, relay back to jerry is that we hope he will get out of here sometime soon. and then when he do get out, you know, to pick up where he left off. and show these kids they're not just coming up here for nothing at all. >> i mean -- i'm anxious, man. i want to see them so bad. i wish i could touch them and hug them. i guess it's better than nothing. >> finally, the waiting is over. >> what's that? how y'all doing? look at you. >> see him and smile him. >> how are you doing in school? >> good. >> what grade are you going into, eddie? >> the hardest part is like seeing him behind the glass. and when he's in here and stuff. so i really want him to get out. >> when his kids can't hug him like i told him he is hurting his kids. you know i can stand the hurt. sometimes the kids can't. >> let me speak to him. >> what's happening, dad. how you doing? >> staying strong? >> yes, sir. >> thank you

jerry going vintage 007 p picking her up in as a on the martin db-5. >> you are the james bond of comedy. >> extra uncovering the first look at comedians in cars getting coffee. the duo slipping into a jerry-elaine dynamicic. >> do you u ink i'm nice. >> ihink you can be nice. >> anyone can be nice. hitler can be nice. >> well you're nicer than hitler. >> the epipisode premiering while jey and wife jesca were on a new york city date. >> should be your premier. >> it is. >> it's actually a carnival for jessica's bababy buggy charity. check out jerry rocking a purse. >> i carry a purse! >> this is n no man bag. he is doinghe husndly duties. >> take off my bag? would that be cute? >> you should wear it. >> didn't you do an epide about that? >> i can never find anything in here. >> i did have a purse one time. i said it was european. >> it's a fun filled day for underprivileged kids and parents. >> the families provide a really extraordinary experience for their own kids which they don't often goat do. >> what do you get the guy that just landed a $127 million hulu deal for father's day? >>

look at jerry brown. he's righted that state's finances. he created new income tax brackets although temporary, ha-ha, for the wealthy, and raised the sales tax. >> but he solved the problem to some extent. >> be careful of the solution. >> he did not solve the problems. >> i have great respect for paul volcker but he's a liberal and what he refews to acknowledge is liberal policies in these states of high taxes -- >> everything is poll politics. >> this is policy. >> nasty politics. >> high taxes and big government has been chasing businesses out of -- >> but when he was talking to me one-on-one he was telling me -- he said a combination. >> cut taxes. >> whatever we do we have to look at this. democrat and republican run states. >> he's not a liberal, all due respect. >> you're basing that on the fact that jimmy carter appointed him and he worked with barack obama and that he has only said wonderful things about democratic presidents. >> that's my only thing. >> dagen had a good point. he heralded california and part of that was the tax i

look at what governor jerry brown has done. he's righted that state's finances. what did he do? created new income tax brackets although temporary, ha ha for the wealthy, and raised the sales tax. >> but he solved the problem to some extent. >> he didn't solve the problem. no no, no. he did not solve the problems. and here's where volcker -- listen i have amazing respect, great respect for paul volcker, but he's a liberal. and what he refuses to acknowledge is that liberal policies in these states of high taxes -- >> everything's politics with you. >> this is policy. high taxes -- >> no everything's nasty politics. >> high taxes and big government has been chasing businesses out of -- >> but volcker when he was talking to me one on one in that exclusive was telling me -- >> did he say that we should cut taxes? >> he said a combination. that whatever we do we've got to look at this because the real problem in democratic and republican-run states -- >> i listened to that interview. he did not say -- >> you're just on the fact that jimmy carter appointed him and that he worked with

. ♪ erik: still ahead, we will talk to jerry siegel about his take due stocks still have room for bonds. stephanie: it is time for our headlines of the hour. the senate is scheduled to vote on extended programs today. lawmakers will consider a house bill that will reauthorize surveillance but it would eventually phase out and is a's's authority to collect and store records of phone calls. president obama back to the house birth -- the house version. walmart will raise and starting pay for with a 100,000 u.s. managers and workers in nationalized apartments. walmart has been under pressure for the way it treats employees. the chain says it will increase minimum wages or half a million entry-level workers. a high profile gender discrimination gives out in silicon valley. a jury rejected the claim that she was discriminated against as a junior partner at venture or -- venture capital firm perkins. she claims she was subjected to a sexy charged atmosphere and was fired when she was complained. she is now the interim ceo of reddit and those are the top headlines of the hour. erik: elon musk,

webman -- jerry redman and our own baby boomer, pimm fox. still ahead on "bloomberg market day," what could happen to the bond market if the fed decides to hike interest rates for the first time since 2006? ♪ alix: welcome back to bloomberg market day. now it we look at the european markets. we want to take a quick look at it with mark barton from london. mark: after the longest losing stretch since december, european stocks finished the wednesday session high, the big news coming 20 minutes before the european closed angela merkel's government may be satisfied with greece committing to one economic reform opening the door to bailout funds. according to people familiar with germany's position. she arrived at a summit in brussels. she said where there is a will, there is a way. the goal is to keep greece in the euro area. the athens stock market was closed before the news crossed the bloomberg terminal, so it did not affect the stock market there. look at the moves along the subsectors. every single one of them rising today, all 19 -- oil d