jonathan: antonio mexia ceo of edp. he is optimistic about europe.istic about the apple watch? ♪ jonathan: good morning and welcome back. 44 minutes into the opening. let's bring up the bond. the german seven-year goes negative once again. where are we? there we are. basically the flat. record lows. the german's 30 year is down near a record low. negative yells at the front end so to speak. -- yields at the front end so to speak. dollar strength the story in the fx markets. let's get to some of bloomberg's top stories. credit suisse is replacing its ceo, brady dougan will be replaced by mr. thiam the current ceo of presidential. dougan will step down in june. thiam has led credentials since 2000 nine. consumer prices in china rose faster than forecasted in february. the central bank stepped up monetary easing to boost growth. producer prices have dropped by nearly 5% a record stretch of declines. richard branson's virgin atlantic opposed to its first annual profit since 2011 following a two-year revival plan with u.s. delta airlines which bought a 49

we will tell you who step edped forward to save his life. >>> and a new way to drink alcohol, and it is leading to serious concern when powdered alcohol is going to be on store shelves here in california. >>> a local sheriff's deputy recently found himself in an emergency situation and saved the day by donating his kidney. the recipient is a son of a fellow deputy. >> it is remarkable. terry mcswinney is at usf, and what led to this and how are the patients doing? >> well, the donor expected home tomorrow, and the recipient this weekend. and the ending could not have been as happy until the donor stepped forward for what you could call donor duty. >> blessed. happy. and just excited to feel normal again. >> reporter: and it has been a while since garrett ramos felt normal and five years to be exact since he has been suffering from kidney failure. >> i have been throwing up and my senior year of high school, i missed 60 days of school. >> reporter: and his father gary ramos wanted to give his kidney to the son, but the doctors said that it would not work. >> i remember getting that ca

when i reviewed it over and over again, this man is what we call in law enforcement an edp, an emotionallyturbed person with a history of mental illness. he clearly does fight back. he is resisting arrest. and when you have that sort of thing, if indeed he grabbed someone's gun, that is how that altercation was going to end. this is going to be found as a justifiable use of four. but i am questioning how this started. if you know this is skid row if you know these are people who are homeless and possibly mentally ill, why is your approach six police people police officers and why does it escalate rather than de-escalate. >> i will say harry, two of the police officers end up having to deal with another woman who grabbed a night stick and seemed to be threatening the officers. so then you have four officers. if you have somebody who is out of control, who's fighting back fights are chaotic, frenetic things. >> anderson it's very interesting that because two officers had to come off of that gentleman while they were wrestling, to deal with her, all right, now those other officers that are on

it hasn't stopped prorks edped progress, but we will get it done and i will go back and remind the team there's a very important senator waiting for that as are the american people. >> if i didn't mention the same time, about a similar pathways. and the fact that we have yet to have that final guidance and -- response senator murray's statement on what happens in sequestration. there's no consistency, you can't fund the things you think might generate. i would only say this. there are a lot of companies and efforts out there waiting for a pathway. we just approved the first bio similars in fda and we don't have a pathway. we don't have a final guidance for the other manufacturers out there, so you've got a company that had one approved, but nobody else knows how to get theirs approved because there's no guidance on how to approach it. my only suggestion is this is as important as how we fund research. that having enough markers qualified, having financial guidance for bio similar ises, having a funl rule on the animal rule is all part of how we have a robust response to disease and we c

it hasn't stopped prorks edped progress, but we will get it done and i will go back and remind the team there's a very important senator waiting for that as are the american people. >> if i didn't mention the same time, about a similar pathways. and the fact that we have yet to have that final guidance and -- response senator murray's statement on what happens in sequestration. there's no consistency, you can't fund the things you think might generate. i would only say this. there are a lot of companies and efforts out there waiting for a pathway. we just approved the first bio similars in fda and we don't have a pathway. we don't have a final guidance for the other manufacturers out there, so you've got a company that had one approved, but nobody else knows how to get theirs approved because there's no guidance on how to approach it. my only suggestion is this is as important as how we fund research. that having enough markers qualified, having financial guidance for bio similar ises, having a funl rule on the animal rule is all part of how we have a robust response to disease and we c