still with us, benjamin jones at state street.eresting to hear him talking about the need for a monetary policy case. that is something that has been talked about, about whether that could make things easier for the banking sector. that should not be seen as a fix-all for the eurozone economy. that might help the banks lend more, but it does not change demand for exports from china, for example. it is not the answer to everything. benjamin: no, exactly. there are a multitude of concerns and headwinds facing banks. the very low rates, the very flat and inverted yield curves. but the biggest concern for me really is the demand is really just not there for those loans at the moment. regardless of really what the rates are in europe at the moment and how this tiering takes effect, if there is not the mound -- demand from corporate and consumers, it does not matter what you do for the banks. they are not going to lend. and that is going to keep banks under pressure. and that is ultimately going to keep european equities under pressure,

other objections followed in interviews on fridays newsnight with benjamin jones uk leader of the far right generation identity. as far as the typical muslim is concerned, their way of life is completely incompatible to the lifestyle we have in this country, i see instances such as this as inevitable if we continue to put different people from different perspectives and different point of views as how to conduct our lives as human beings together and that will cause extremists across the spectrum which is why it's important we continue to advocate the advantages of a homogenous society. there were hundreds of objections with one reviewer called casper tweeting: a third issue crept up on tuesday after a new zealand's prime minister vowed never utter the name of the government responsible for the attack but bbc news continued to do so even in reports about that decision on ms adern online and television and radio. each time you immediately tell us what the name was, the first time was annoying, the second time irritating and they began to get worse and worse and i thought why on earth w

but an audio recording of jones' call with roadside assistance proved he never did. benjamin crump is the jones' family attorney. >> had it not been for the recording, he would have got away with murder. >> reporter: the defense argued that raja fired out of fear for his life when jones pulled out a gun. but prosecutors said jones, when a concealed carry permit for his firearm, thought he was getting robbed. since 2005, 98 officers have been arrested for murder or manslaughter while on duty. only ten of them have been convicted of manslaughter. >> that we got a guilty verdict, it gives us a hope that things can change. >> reporter: the jones family tells me they now plan to file a wrongful death civil suit with the criminal trial over. raja has a sentencing hearing scheduled for next month where he faces a mandatory minimum sentence of 25 years behind bars. norah? >> errol, thank you. >>> ahead, we'll take you to the kennedy space center and tell you what the end of spacex's latest groundbreaking rocket >>> we have much more news ahead. only on "cbs this morning," senator mar

benjamin: boeing has taken the dow jones average down for two days now as countries around the worldround the 737 max 8 except for the united states. with canada and the european safety agency taking these steps, followed by many countries, you have seen the map across the world to ground these planes. there is pressure building up on the faa. yvonne: regulators have changed course and now grounding the 737 max 8 and max 9. the u.s. with the last domino to fall after countries across asia, europe, the middle east and latin america ordered a ban after the disaster. david: should we thank donald trump? stephen: donald trump made the unusual step of announcing the faa would be grounding the max 8 and max 9. generally, what the faa came out and said, they have new evidence, satellite flight tracking data combined with evidence from the ethiopian air crash suggesting parallels to the lion air crash. romaine: max jets, potentially being grounded through april, pending a software fix. that is according to house lawmakers. >> is that an accurate timeline? rep. graves: we don't really know wh

0ther objections followed in interviews on fridays newsnight by reporter richard watson, with benjamin jonesncompatible to the lifestyle we have in this country. i see instances such as this as inevitable if we continue to put different people with different perspectives, radically different points of views in terms of how to conduct our lives as human beings, together and that will come from extremists across the spectrum which is why it's so important we continue to advocate the advantages of a homogenous society. here too there were hundreds of objections with one reviewer called casper tweeting... a third issue cropt up on tuesday after new zealand's prime minister jacinda adern vowed never to utter the name of the gunman responsible for the attack. but bbc news continued to do so even in reports about that decision by ms adern online, on television and on radio. nick gillibrand heard the story covered several times on wednesday's today programme on radio 4 and rang us with his reaction. each time you immediately tell us what the name was. the first time was annoying, the second time irr