i asked brian porter to elaborate. brian: i think the narrative on energy got far too negative.e have been at this for decades. n energy lender with years of experience. going to have a few fender bender, but our portfolio is performing as we expected under current conditions. i think they'll market is starting to realize that maybe it got a little bit ahead of itself. >> certainly the loans -- we talked about provisions for credit losses having to rising little bit, lines of credit or lending commitments that are out there, which you report a somewhat has been drawn from energy companies, you have any concerns about undrawn parts of the credit line. brian: they are high quality companies where we have comfort with the management team and their ability to execute. as is where we thought and we are capital with our exposures. pamela: that is essentially what all the banks have been saying. only one of 3% of their portfolio in there alone books are exposed to the energy market. vonnie: it seems a day doesn't go by that we don't hear about a european bank going out of emerging mark

you allso, i will let hear what he said, but brian porter put that question to him on his level of concernid. >> 75% of our undrawn exposures are investment grade. so, no, this is playing out as we thought. we are comfortable with our exposures. pamela: i guess your question would be -- the other 25%, are there concerns on that front? i'm sure it's a similar number for rbc. this question was put to all of the banks as to whether there are concerns rising across the board. scarlet: all right, pamela richie, thank you so much. alix: coming up, we are going to dive deeper into bernie sanders's economic plan, which he says will create 26 million new jobs. ♪ alix: welcome back to "bloomberg markets." presidential hopeful bernie sanders vowed to take his campaign to the already convention in july, despite only winning four states in super tuesday. he will also be bringing his controversial economic plan that he claims will create 26 million new jobs and increase real gdp growth by 2026. "the new york times" says that those numbers are based on faulty math. ofspoke with the university amherst pro

court of william portered will have to testify in the trial of the other officers in the freddie gray case. forust take the stand caesar goodson a edward nero, garrett miller and brian rice, all six officers are charged in connection with the april 2015 death of freddie gray. poorer's trial ended in a mistrial. he argued he should not have to testify on the grounds that he may incriminate himself. . also breaking, a flea market is on fire in chicago. firefighters are battling the fire. there are no reports of any injuries. on top ofa roof deck the building. there are reports of cars falling in from the deck. we will have more details as soon as they become available. disturbing details about a double murder in prince george's county. sources tell abc 7 the women believed to be sisters were shot and killed as two children watched. chevrolet.ed in john gonzalez is live. says this is an alarming situation. another domestic homicide being investigated here. only about a mile from where two women were stabbed yesterday. police areoon, investigating, trying to find the man who tried to guess who walked into that apartment as shot and killed two women. shot with twoe young

lieutenant brian rice hose trial was slated to begin tomorrow will instead head to trial april 13th. the postponement comes after an appeals court ruled that officer william porter has to testify against his colleagues while he awaits a retrial. porter's trial ended in a hung jury in december. >>> we got a follow-up on a man accused of trying to jump the white house fence. 29-year-old jose ortiz of the bronx in new york. scheduled to appear in new york but that did not happen. he might there tomorrow. he is charged with unlawful entry. investigators say he was caught going over the bike racks outside the white house fence yesterday afternoon. and he was stopped before he could actually scale the fence itself. >>> tonight we know the name of an american that was killed by a palestine terrorist in israel. he was taylor force, student at vanderbilt university. he was attacked by a man that went on a stabbing spree in joffa. several others were injured the attacker was shot and killed. the stabbing spree was one of several attacks in israel. >>> u.s. officials say it hasn't been confirmed but a senior islamic state commander may have been kill in an air strike in no

the trial for lieutenant brian rios was scheduled to begin tomorrow but has since been postponed. the maryland court of appeals ruled that officer william porter must testify at his colleagues' trials. porter's own trial ended in a hung jury in december and he's now a waiting a retrial total of six officers are charged in weeks with the april 2015 death of gray who suffered a fatal spinal injury while in the back of a police van laecken shocking update today tie "call absentee landlord accused of leaving her tenants to rot in dangerous conditions. it turns out fines related to critical violations have been drastically reduces. investigative reporter christina christina in the newsroom now with the new information. >> christina: indeed, the city of miami cord endorsement wordd approved the reduction. these relate to one property, 1730 northwest 1st court. take a look at the numbers with me here. in the first case more than $1 million reduced to $10,000. that is a 99% reduction. and the second case involving that property, more than $90,000 reduced to $20,000. that is nearly an 80% reduction. the center for social change at that hearing tells us

officer porter's trial ended in a mistrial after days of deliberations. this afternoon a hearing was held for officer briane's trial. he was scheduled to go to trial tomorrow but it has been postponed and rescheduled for april 13. no new date regarding the other cases involving the officers involved in freddie gray's death. that is the latest in downtown baltimore. leon: thank you, joy. u.s. senator is asking questions about the mysterious death of a virginia teen. senator chuck grassily of iowa is asking the baltimore police department and the f.b.i. to release details about the investigation in the 2008 death of annie mccan. the detectives say the 16-year-old killed herself drinking bacteen. but the family says the numerous experts say the amount i fatal. the baltimore police department says it will respond to the senator's request. alison: today marks two years since malaysia airline flight 370 disappeared. that plane and all 239 people on board vanished from a flight. it sparked the largest maritime search in history. last year a piece of the plane's wing was found on an island beach in the indian ocea

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brian: what is the difference in the way you approach journalism? ways, we are the james carville and mary matalin of german -- of journalism. ira porter, she is an editor. think of her because of her editing of compliments, but they forget she was covering tora bora in afghanistan. she went into iraq daily american troops within but without an embedded unit. she covered the theater siege in moscow and so forth. part, what most susan's temperament and great vision in terms of editing is doething i do not have an not spend time on. i agree closely to the ground side of the equation. brian: how about you? agree i do not entirely with his characterization. peter is a great journalist, an extremely modest. he taught me an awful lot about journalism, and does have the stings of a great editor. he just chooses not to go in that direction. if you getting an editor, in is so rare, you have to marry them. incredibly lucky to be able to work together and complement each other. when we wrote kremlin rising, it was interesting to see the different ways in which we approached the writing. for example, he was very fast, thehe -- we divided up chapte

brian: what is the difference in the way you approach journalism? peter: in some ways, we are the james carville and mary matalin of german -- of journalism. ira portershe is an editor. people often think of her because of her editing of compliments, but they forget she was covering tora bora in afghanistan. she went into iraq daily american troops within but without an embedded unit. she covered the theater siege in moscow and so forth. but for the most part, what susan's temperament and great vision in terms of editing is something i do not have an do not spend time on. i agree closely to the ground side of the equation. brian: how about you? susan: i do not entirely agree with his characterization. peter is a great journalist, an extremely modest. he taught me an awful lot about journalism, and does have the stings of a great editor. he just chooses not to go in that direction. peter: if you getting an editor, in is so rare, you have to marry them. susan: we are incredibly lucky to be able to work together and complement each other. when we wrote kremlin rising, it was interesting to see the different ways in which we approached the writing. for e