first up, we are live with the airbus coo, john leahy.er in the hour, it is boeing's ceo, jim mcinerney. ♪ . >> welcome back to "the pulse." i am mannus cranny. these are the bloomberg headlines. fear inaghi addresses parliament for the first time since elections in may. he couldn't discuss the totral-bank's key program stimulate the economy. a survey shows economist forecast the measures will give banks more than $7 billion of money. are callingermany for renewed talks on ukraine. a meeting in rio de janeiro, president vladimir putin and angela merkel said today should have a cease-fire in the ukraine. clashes between true -- between troops and pro-russian rebels have increased. citigroup and the u.s. a $7rities will announce billion agreement today to end a securities. it may be a payment of $4 billion to the justice department. more on thatbit story which has been going on for quite some time is hans nichols. ofre's been a great deal discourse. they dropped off negotiations begin in june. >> when it was $6 billion apart. the justice de

we will be talking to airbus. the coo of airbus. we'll be asking all about the -350.t news on the a minister --inance that will be an interesting type of currency. they have been doing 3-d manufacturing. that is something we would like to talk to them about and using the industrial internet. and then we will talk to some leasing businesses later on in the day. leasing companies that are going to be at the center of some of these big announcements, we suspect. it'll be great to be here on the arizona cycle. a big conversation is coming up, one of the highlights of my morning so far. i got to talk to the lead singer of iron maiden. he is also an angel investor. pilot and he'll be flying later on during the week. it is a very eclectic air show. we look forward to hearing what he had to say. tech tuesday. they're planning the biggest --nd of job cuts and five he in five years. hans nichols joins me now. give me a sense of the scale of these layouts. >> 5800 was what microsoft laid off in 2009. that was about a fifth of their workforce.