jean-pierre: there are two strategy point concerns.two partners, while they focus on financial sectors, when we will do, what we can bring to a company is experience of the financial sector and digital transformation, regulatory, and long-term vision and the ability to work with -- francine: which areas of financial services do you now consider undervalued? jean-pierre: within the financial services, the -- that has been taking place than it been actively directed by the crisis, you can see in subsectors insurance, pin tech, and financials, that the need for all of them to reach critical size on one side, and traditional asset management need to reach the critical side of asset management in europe. [indiscernible] concentrating on most of the activity, with asset management, you have to grow and expand your range of activities. insurance companies are impacted today by negative rates and by the activities, but they are willing to go more than by the capital difference, or with banks, and especially finance companies need to go as well

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pierre thomas one-on-one with a capitol police officer, breaking his silence now. he faced down the mob and the racial slurs he endured. then, in tears, asking inside the capitol that day, is this america? here's our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, capitol police officer harry dunn describing how he feared for his life and the safety of his colleagues as rioters stormed the capitol. >> you just see a sea of people, trump flags, confederate flags. you see officers fighting with these people. >> reporter: when you see that level of preparedness, did that surprise you? did it scare you? >> i was absolutely scared. i'm on this platform, i'm a big guy. i'm 6'7". and we had our guns out and i'm thinking, all these people out there, they're armed, too. >> reporter: the mob forced its way inside the capitol building. officer dunn confronting a group carrying a blue lives matter flag. >> and as one of the guys kept walking by, the other one pulled out his badge and said, trust me, i understand, we're doing this for you, buddy. and he

pierre thomas with the moving images from this day. and all of this tonight as republicans face a major decision over what to do about one of their own. whether to take action against congresswoman marjorie taylor greene, who has promoted racist, anti-semitic conspiracy theories, questioning whether parts of 9/11 happened. suggesting the parkland and sandy hook shootings were staged. tonight, we have just learned from the republican house leader that they will not pull her from any committee assignments, so democrats will now force a vote, so republicans will have tgoe h won't take actions against taylor greene, the internal debate over whether to take action against liz cheney, the third highest ranking republican in the house, after her vote to impeach former president trump. rachel scott on the hill tonight. >>> the developing headline, meanwhile, from the pentagon tonight. the new defense secretary lloyd austin ordering what's called a servicewide stand-down over concerns over extremism within the u.s. military. what does this mean

let's get to our chief justice correspondent pierre thomas tonight. pierre, we're curious what you've learned on this. >> reporter: david, that breach is being called stunning. an unauthorized civilian was somehow able to sidestep security and slip into a secure section of the sprawling joint base andrews located in maryland. david, the suspect made his way onboard a military c-40 aircraft. this is the kind of airplane used to fly some of our nation's most important government dignitaries. and the personnel who oversee this aircraft are the same that serve and fly on air force one. the breach is so serious it has led the military to launch a review of security at air force installations worldwide. david? >> alarming indeed. pierre thomas, thank you. >>> when we come back, yet another nor'easter this weekend. watches up already tonight from georgia through d.c. and new york. rob marciano timing it out in a moment. and new york. rob marciano timing it out in a moment. more love,... more adventure,... more community. but with my hiv treatment,... there's

pierre thomas standing by on that tonight. >>> new reporting after that boeing engine ripped apart on that united airlines jet just after takeoff. tonight, this image. parts of the engine hitting the body of the plane, the fuselage. authorities now say this could have been much worse. and what they're seeing already in looking at that engine. >>> just in tonight, news on that deadly police confrontation in rochester, new york. daniel prude handcuffed, without clothes, held faced down, a hood placed over his head. new york's attorney general tonight revealing no charges. >>> and the collision and explosion on the tracks. a train slamming into an 18-wheeler of. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this tuesday night. and we begin tonight with that horrible news and the images that played out for hours today after tiger woods was involved in a major accident this morning in l.a. county. the vehicle he was driving going off the highway and rolling over several times and we have just learned from authorities moments ago that he had serious injuries to both legs. that

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let's get right to pierre thomas with us live tonight. and pierre, what do we know about that congressional commission? what they will investigation? >> reporter: david, the speaker is calling for an independent commission to investigate and report the facts and causes of the january 6th attack. that investigation will not only look at the efforts to interfere with the electoral college certification, but will also look at any intelligence failures that led to police being overwhelmed. the speaker said an investigation has already found flaws in security and she's calling for additional funding to provide for the safety of congressional leaders and also for the physical security of the capitol, david. >> all right, more to come on all of this. pierre thomas with us, thank you. >>> and when we come back on this busy monday night, authorities here in new york city now looking at 31 homicide cases. were there false confessions, after what happened in one of those cases? as a retired weatherman, i like things i can predict. that's why i chose

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let's get right to pierre thomas tonight with late reporting. pierre. >> reporter: david, up to 25,000 asylum seekers living in mexico will now get relief. they soon will be able to come to the u.s. to make their claim and carry out the process. this comes as a number of people captured at the border has been increasing. last month, averaging 3,000 per day, up more than double from this time last year. the new homeland security secretary, alejandro mayorkas, saying that the biden administration is simply having to rebuild the asylum policy from scratch. david, it will be a delicate balancing act and remains to to be seen if this will escalate or overwhelm the system. david? >> pierre, thank you. >>> when we come back this friday night, stepping up patrols after disturbing attacks on older asian-americans in this country. >>> and news tonight on the former olympic swimmer charged in the attack on the capitol. these are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeve

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that was abc news chief justice correspondent pierre thomas. can see more of his exclusive interview with officer dunn next tuesday at 7:00 p.m. on abc's "soul of a nation," a series that examines the black experience in america. hope you'll tune in for that. but let's transition now and talk a little bit about, kristen, this sparkling weather outside. >> i know. and if you thought today was warm, just i wait till tomorrow. spencer? >> you're right about that, kristen and dan. we may have record high temperatures. i want to give you a look at what's happening in the atmosphere that's contributing to this warm-up. a large building area of high pressure over the last 18 hours. this has been the pattern. and that has brought us the sunny skies and this warm-up. as a matter of fact, the 24-hour temperature change shows you that several degrees warmer in virtually all bay area locations right now than it was at this time yesterday. let's take a live view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco where it's 68 degrees right now. 70 at oakland,

. >>> an nfl veteran, pierre desir, is donating 10,000 meals to victims of the storm and the power outage. the native of haiti has no connection to houston or texas but feels it's the right thing to do. perhaps not surprisingly, the six-year nfl cornerback is a two-time nominee for the walter payton award, which is based on charitable work. >> amazing to see. >>> coming up, nasa's return to the red planet. the what the rover just said to earth.breturn to the red planet. the what the rover just said to eartireturn to the red planet. the what the rover just said to earth. >>> and later in the mix, not even heavy snow can stop some things here in new york city. you're watching "world news now." you're watching "world news now." [birds chirping, drum stomps] [male narrator] they are the greatest fighting force the world has ever seen. but what does it take to strengthen our service members? what does it take to let them know that we stand behind them, wherever they are? what does it take to bridge the distance and keep them connected to family, home and country? and what does it take to prepa

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pierre trudeau.vely letter back from nixon's office saying, "the president loves your idea," and he sent a signed book of photos of nixitchildren. ( laughs ) do i have it? no! >> i'm in that book! ( laughter ) >> stephen: okay. let's see. what do you think happens when we die? >> oh... i think we see everyone we love, and we then go back and influence the lives of everyone we've left behind. >> stephen: i like that. favorite action movie? >> there you've stumped me. >> stephen: the correct answer is "the river wild." ( laughs ) okay, do you have a favorite smell? >> apple pie. >> stephen: do you have a least- favorite smell? >> he's sitting right there. i can turn it right there. he produces that smell. but he isn't doing it now, so. >> stephen: exercise, is it worth it? >> yes, it is. >> stephen: okay. flat or sparkling? flat or sparkling. >> sparkling. >> stephen: sparkling, okay. most-used app on your phone. >> oh, the podcast app. >> stephen: sure one more time with the gesture, please. at cbs we

a first premier league hat—trick for pierre—emerick aubameyang helped arsenal to a 4—2 win over leeds adding a second from the penalty spot. hector bellerin got their third before aubameyang completed his hat—trick in the opening minutes of the second half. leeds pulled two goals back but arsenal survived the scare to move back into the top half of the table. earlier, wolves came from behind to beat southampton at st mary's. they were losing 1—0 at half—time, but won the match through a brilliant individual effort from pedro neto. the result moves them up to 12th in the table, a place above southampton who've now lost six in a row in the league since beating liverpool at the turn of the year. and chasing liverpool in fourth place are everton — who can go level on points with their neighbours if they can beat fulham. it's currently 0—0 at goodison park at half—time. two goals in two minutes saw celtic come from behind to win 2—1 win at stjohnstone in the scottish premiership. odsonne edouard scored both of them for neil lennon's side in perth as they got a fourth straight league win. c

. >> hotels like pierre in new york city say smaller doesn't necessarily mean settling. no, you are saving money. >> that's a big deal. put a down payment on a house. >> or go on the nice honeymoon when all this is over with. >> right. i like that. >> who needs a honeymoon when we have good atou isure. we are looking at the sunshine. a beautiful afternoon across the bay area as we are looking at a live look with our sales force tower camera, as we look east across the bay. you can see mount diablo as well. we are looking at temperatures in the upper 50s to low to mid 60s at this hour, your lunchtime were looking at eight mile per hour winds in livermore. sfo, calm, 12-mile per hour winds at san jose. a big difference compared to yesterday but breezy in spots as we head through our day but continuing to see the winds ease. looking at our allergy forecast, pollen count. today is medium high and then high for friday, saturday, sunday. unfortunately, it does get worse as we look to tomorrow and the weekend. we just had strong winds. it really kicked up all the pollen and we'

. >> pierre: airmen and how they helped. >> reporter: today they did a training flight. and each of the crew members have their own be a part of it. >> i feel i'm part of the progress and we have come a long way coming here today, and i think there is so much more to do. with diversity inclusion. >> all of this, a moment to honor inclusion in the military and recognize the works that lie ahead. >> i would hope me being in this position will allow all kids you can do whatever you want to. >> reporter: christy smith, nbc bay area news. >> join us for the next installment of race in america, the conversation. marcus washington, and jessica guri, and watch tonight, 6:30 here on nbc bay area, and join the conversation online at nbc bay area.com/race in america. >>> a lot of sunshine throughout the bay area. let's bring in jeff ranieri, and the week goes by so quickly. they seem slow and it's almost friday. >> yeah, ready for that friday, ready for that weekend. and we'll have to get over a few shower chances before we get to the weekend. but i don't think by any means will we

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here's abc's pierre thomas. >> reporter: there are many things that happened on january 6th that willn. >> when you're going through that you're just trying to survive. >> reporter: but nothing leaves a scar quite like this, having the n-word hurled at him, as he put his body on the line to protect the capitol of the united states. >> so, i encounter a group, 30, 40 people, i was held in the hallway because they were trying to get down this area, they were saying how joe biden did not win the election and nobody voted for him, so i took the bait and i -- okay, what about me. i voted for joe biden, does my vote not count, and then a guy and his girlfriend, she had on a pink maga shirt, said, hey, this [ bleep ] voted for joe biden, guys. hey, everybody, this [ bleep ] voted for joe biden. they say you effing [ bleep ]. >> so the crowd joined? >> everybody. everybody joined in with them. work there, you see it all the time but you're walking down the time but you're walking down the hallways sometimes, it's a beautiful building that was built by slaves, it's incredible and hard not to b

in 2018, it was even higher. 430 million spent then, which included pierre emerick aubameyang's big moneyarsenal. it's very different this time in 2021. and austin halewood is in the studio for us to explain. austin, the pandemic, and the uncertainty for clubs a huge part of why it's so quiet this time? yes, absolutely right. maybe sad seeing these big name signing behind you. brilliantjanuary seeing these big name signing behind you. brilliant january windows of the year, but this one does not look like it's going to have any of those big names like you mentioned there. not much money at all being spent around the world, this is all because of the global pandemic and to the covid situation that has wreaked havoc to football finances and so much uncertainty. i'm just going to bring this up, only five permanent signings made at this point in the premier league for all of the january transfer windows. not just deadline day with the entire window in the premier league. 0n the five permanent signings, show shows just how all the clouds are looking to loan players and just not take that risk,

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pierre, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.rosecutors are claiming there is mounting evidence that members of the proud boys appear to have played a significant role in the planning and execution of the insurrection at the capitol. ethan nordean the self-described sergeant-at-arms of the proud boys seattle branch is accused of plotting in the days before the mob attacked, seeking to buy communication equipment and protective gear, and was allegedly posting on social media warning of a coming war. the charges against him come as two other alleged members of the proud boys, nicholas decarlo and nicholas ochs, were charged with conspiracy to obstruct biden's confirmation. prosecutors say they were standing in front of the door with the words "murder the media," t.j. >> days away from the super bowl, always has a designation as a special national security event. given the environment, would you just describe any increased security for the super bowl and concern even? >> reporter: well, security officials overseeing the super bowl a

good morning, pierre. >> reporter: good morning, george. in the wake of that disaster, the time has come for critical questions to be answered and the early picture so far is not flattering. this morning, as a new round of testimony on the deadly insurrection gets under way, the three men in charge of securing the capitol that day say they did not see the chaos coming. >> none of the intelligence we received predicted what actually occurred. what we got was a military-style coordinated assault on my officers and a violent takeover of the capitol building. >> reporter: former capitol police chief steven sound who resigned after the riot along with two other officials in charge said he never saw the attack of that scale coming and those former security officials appeared to point the blame at the fbi and at times each other. sund claiming he never saw an fbi bulletin sent a day before the riots warning that right wing extremists were preparing to wage a, quote, war in washington. >> the fact it did not get to key leaders and the sergeant-at-a

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even one of your french meps, pierre karleskind from brittany, has said that this is absurd, to suggesty become dirty since december and that no longer can easily the shellfish be traded into the eu is absurd. why are you doing it? again, itjust looks like punishment. no, no, i mean, on some technical issues, shellfish is a technical issue, it's not... don't want to sound too technical, because we do love this shellfish. we can find solutions and i'm sure we can look at some flexibility. but when i hear that we need to renegotiate the protocol, because it's creating tensions or checks or controls i'm just saying this is part of what this agreement is, this is part of what brexit is, you are creating additional difficulties. if there are some difficulties, we are ready to look at them. just to take an example, very concrete, we had discussions between the eu, french authorities on the one hand, and the british authorities on the other hand, to get a licence, to deliver a licence to boats fishing in our respective waters afterjanuary ist. we found concrete solutions in a good negotiating

just looking ahead then pierre i mean what do you think should be done then to encouraged. to get ahead and get a vaccine. i think that you know the did the medical word and the data from the science and the report now to follow up in some countries you know in whom the amount of people being for nathan was one or the other or the 3rd vaccine even the the russian vaccine you know should be provided to the population and demonstrate that you know the the figures see is similar and that the safety of this stage is also similar otherwise you know we will have people waiting additionally which is fine but if you wait if we wait long enough to have sufficient information the mother words if you wait for a follow up more than 6 months definitely you are also some way of the freedom of your own population and i think that we should provide that they hold every time we get they on the vaccine in terms of the 50 and 60 it should be given in the scientific way and in a clear way with no doubt to the population and especially the medical population to back i pad it really not to tell

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winners on the night, sending them into the last 16, while arsenal willjoin them after two goals from pierre—emerick—0 win over real sociedad played out a goalless draw at old trafford in the return leg. i thought we played some very good stuff in the first half. the second half, not great with the ball and solid in the back, good defending. we kept them away from our gold. i think it proves how good the performance was last week, the 4—0 when. —— win. india will take a 2—1 series lead into the fourth and final test after a 10 wicket win over england on thursday. the pitch in ahmedebad has been questioned about its suitability after 17 wickets fell on day two as the hosts some of the shots as a batting unit were not up to the standards. and again, the pitch was completely fine. it seems a very normal pitch to me. you know, it is difficult, the odd hardball might come in, that is what it is all about. and we just made mistakes from our side, having to understand that and what shots we need to play, which ball was coming in, whether to play cut short or not. whether the ball was on top or not, whether

pierre emerick aubemayang scored his first premier league hat—trick as arsenal were 4—2 winners over city into second place after a 1—1 draw with west bromwich albion. wolverhampton wanderers beat southampton 2—1. and fulham had a 2—0 win over everton. celtic beat stjohnstone 2—1 in the scottish premiership. two goals in two minutes from 0dsonne edouard means second—placed celtic are 18 points behind leaders rangers, with a game in hand. there's more on the bbc sport website including today's australian open use with rafa nadal facing italy's fabio fognini. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news. 15 million people in the uk have had theirfirst dose of coronavirus vaccine. borisjohnson says jabs have been offered to everyone in the top four priority groups in england — that's all those aged 70 and over, care home staff and residents, and the clinically extremely vulnerable. he said there would be "bumps in the road" but we could "go forward with great confidence". dr nikita kana

which is what we all agree on as a servant matter of the general public and that's really were with pierre is the sort of space of common ground from your perspective what steps do you think internet based and online platform should be taking to counter misinformation and this information oh i think this is one of the greatest challenges of our time as it's leading to fragmentation and that's making it harder for us in society is to rise to hardest challenges but i'd like to see is internet i'm seeking a similar approach to the one that we could pedia has pioneered which is really being transparent about the ways in which they moderated information bringing their community users into conversation around kind of community standards. that we'd like to see and having a are. our policies around what the level of tolerance is for information that could be problematic or rise to the law. and danger to the public and what i mean by that is we saw social norms take pretty clear standards around information when it came to the code 19 and make viewing this is a public health issue a matter of life

well, pierre ferragu, the stock price is down below $700 a share.hat is your price forecasts now? >> k, stuart, my price is $578 so i'm still very happy with where the stock is today, actually. i think it's taking like a very healthy breather. stuart: am i wrong, i thought you consistently said tesla's going up and up and up. i thought you had a price target over thousand dollars. am i wrong? did i forget something? >> my price is $570. maybe that was crossing lines, so when your time horizon like the long road perhaps largely exceed a thousand dollars. you would have to wait several years for that. that might be what we've been talking about. remember when we talked about tesla building cars, so that could have been when it's in excess of the thousand dollars. stuart: is tesla down-- is tesla down a little bit in parts because they bought one and a half billion dollars with the bitcoin? is tesla now a bitcoin stock? >> i hope not. i don't think it's a great thing to see tesla investing in bitcoin. i don't like it personally. the riata-- the market

they had the first parade here in 1703 so when pierre le moyne found the celebration he took that from mobile and took it to new orleans. so this is representing over here this is representing the bands that play in the parade and there is an african american queen and king statue as well. but that is how that's why we say we are the birthplace of mardi gras. we were founded before new orleans. and then i have my first night footnote, you know they think that's the place to go but we can have fun here and all those crazy people can go to new orleans. and when i was growing up, we had no malls, this is where you would buy everything from socks to a hat to anything. now that has changed. it's all restaurants, clubs and entertainment. legal offices, hotels and the nature of the business changed, and we will talk about that briefly. how that changed. basically in the late eighties. okay so this is the site, of the slave market, where illegally kidnapped individuals were auctioned off the 16th and 17th and 1800s. keep in mind, we are two blocks away from new -- . none of the buildings were