. >> johann, it felt like at credit he swiss, thomas gotshein was brought in to be a safe pair of hands after the scandals of credit suisse. a lot of the issues crept up under his watch although it was legacy issues. the financial crisis and the issue on york. that decision before he came on board. what does it say that the issue like this, the one we are seeing today, may have taken place under his watch. >> it is under a problematic spot i think we try to throw the kitchen sink at the legacy issues in last year's pp&l. it occurred under its watch and it speaks to a broader cultural issue with risk management that needs to be addressed at credit suisse that's not something that you are going to address with a couple of internal reorganizations. this will mean that credit suisse will have to take a long hard look at the risk management policies and internal culture at the firm >> and johann, when it comes to the liquidation on friday, if it turns out this is just one hedge fund liquidation, do you think investors in the banking space and investors at hedge funds should feel reassured th

they did have a reporter johann ramirez traveled to many else. lucy lennon doesn't but he's back to live in a normal life in meet john want to reach an early date when the health system in the now is collapsed she had been infected with the newest strain of the coronavirus and needed oxygen but this city run out of feet by the sea was now with . its aim to apocalyptic. was my head the more religious people said it was a sign of the end of the world for them it's probably really was a night in that you know i never thought i would experience such a dramatic moment the moment the film that i match the scene it's a moment the sea descends to hop forgotten this is the main market in manassas even those tours businesses are only allowed to to operate at 50 percent of their normal capacity and this by the scientists were in an emergency of more and more dangerous variants the market is always overcrowded. about 13 new strains of the koran a virus had been that active in minot was one off then the one was responsible for 60 percent of current infections

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johann clooney he's comfortable with the art world going digital he thinks that social media platforms enable much needed global dialogue as you couldn't do from just it's also told you can see the demand for exchange tell if you look at how telegram groups or compounds she used to post from to me it's all possible but there's probably a generational gap and innovation problem i'm appalled of all federal cannot exist it's probably. because of the type of the art fairs have not done so well their era may be coming to an end sales on the market fell by more than 30 percent last year . also under huge pressure particularly in the u.s. the past year has seen fewer funds from sponsors some had to sell works to avoid closures. and what about the artists when monica bonk the chinese exhibitions were canceled or postponed she had more time to spend in her birdland studio. last year i've been throwing so much more because i was in the space here to space but in this space i will still to be alone which doesn't happen very much i was listening to music every louds which i didn't do a since a lon

this man you see right here, 32 johann streidham of san francisco will be arraigned for allegedly grabbing an asian woman by her neck and throwing her to the ground while yelling expletives. he faces charges of assault with intent to commit rape with a hate crime enhancement. the woman's boyfriend and other witnesses stopped the attack and followed that suspect until police arrived. >>> san francisco police are making headway in that case of the recent viral video right here showing the uber driver being assaulted and harassed. here is that video if you haven't seen it just yet. the young woman wearing the red has turned herself in. the one seen snatching the mask way from the driver is expected to turn herself in soon. the driver is relieved but faults the women because instead of apologizing, they took to social media. >> i, myself, believe in second chances, but instead of that, defending what they did made it worse. >> the woman in custody is identified as malaysia king. she is booked in a las vegas area jail. one of the women also used what they say may be pepper spray when they were

for johann kearney it's clear that the art world is becoming ever more digital and social media for instance are 1st unique opportunities as you couldn't do the social media satisfies a need for the exchange of ideas if you look at things like groups on the telegram messaging app or the clubhouse audiotape chat room but there is maybe a generational problem and innovation problem when it comes to art for organizers. so is the age of big international trade shows coming to an end sales plummeted last year the spring shows from 2021 have already been postponed organizers have had to improvise museums are also feeling the pinch especially in the u.s. sponsorship money is drying up some institutions have sold off art works to survive . camber collector how if i can back off and displays works from his collection at the hamburg. he used to do the rounds of the art fairs on the lookout for new works he's not a fan of virtual presentations. can look at 250 word. looks like a string of posts i don't remember where something was that's a fact i said to myself there at that gallery i saw 2 works go ba

variant that emerged in the amazonian city of money now in january the situation there remains dire as johann ramirez from d.w. reports many there have become complacent. lucy linda doesn't but is back to live in a normal life in meet john why reach an early date when the health system in the now is collapsed she had been infected with a new a strain of the corona virus and needed oxygen but this city had run out of feet by the sea we'll see how. it's aim to apocalyptic us was my head the more religious people said it was a sign of the end of the world when i'm it's probably really was a nightmare i never thought i would experience such a dramatic moment in me the film that i'm much less seen it's a moment to see descends to hop forgotten this is the main market in manassas even those tours and businesses are only allowed to to operate at 50 percent of their normal capacity and this by the scientists at margins of more and more dangerous variants the market is always overcrowded. about 13 new strains of think we're on a virus had been that that that in minot was one off then the one is respon

complacency has now set in and that could lead to more virus mutations developing and spreading reporter johann ramirez travel to. you see linda is back to live in a normal life in meet john wall reach an early date when the health system human hours collapsed she had been infected with the newest strain of the coronavirus and needed oxygen but this city run out of feet by the sea we'll see how. it's sam to a book a lipstick. this was my head the more religious people said it was a sign of the end of the world that image was really was an item that you know i never thought i would experience such a dramatic moment the moment the film that i'm much less seen it's a moment the sea descends to pop forgotten this is the main market in my house even those stores and businesses are only allowed to to operate at 50 percent of their normal capacity and this by the scientists have warnings about emergence of more and more dangerous variants the market is always overcrowded. about 13 new strains a figure on a virus had been that that death in minot was one off then the one is responsible for 60 percent o

abc7 news mornings anchor will cohost the special event with dale johannes tomorrow night from 6:30 until here on abc7 news. it will stream live on www.abc7news.com , and are >>> a beloved and inbeloved and chaplain will be cheering in the stands during the ncaa tournament. sister jean got her vaccine, and a ticket to the big dance. >> goes over to clemens. >> reporter: not even a global pandemic and top 101-year-old sister jean making it to the big dance. the beloved college basketball fan, there to cheer on her chicago ramblers. sister jean, the team chaplain for almost 3 decade3 decade3 dee she won america's heart and 20 teen when the underdog ramblers made it to the final four. she was always there, cheering, celebrating, and praying with the players. >> good and gracious god. >> reporter: this season, covid- 19 change everything. instead of huddling with the team, she was forced to deliver her pregame prayers, virtually.>> reporter: we ask you, o god, to keep all teams from injuries.>> reporter: now, fully vaccinated, she lobbied hard to get clearance the team games. >> i am like the

johann clooney gets comfortable with the art world going digital he thinks that social media platforms enable much needed global dialogue as he couldn't he's as big as all story you can see the demand for exchange tell if you look at how telegram groups or compounds she used to post from to me it's all possible because probably a generational gap on innovation problem on the pulse of all federal can isis it's probably. less of a type of the art fairs have not done so around their era may be coming to an end 1000 the art market fell by more than 30 percent last year. easy i'm sure also under huge pressure particularly in the us the past year has seen fewer funds from sponsors some had to sell works to avoid closures. and what about the artists when monica bonk the chinese exhibitions were canceled or postponed she had more time to spend in her berglund studio. last year have been drawing so much more because i was in the space here i have to space but in this space i will still today all of which doesn't happen very much i was listening to music very loud which i had. and since a long t

annmarie: johannes huth speaking exclusively to dani burger at the sidelines of the super return conference up, eliminating anti-china forces. beijing vowing to curb the role of opposition activists in hong kong's election. we are going to hong kong, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> semi conductors or chips are essential components in things we use every day. they are made from the material that gave silicon valley its name and they handle everything from processing to simple functions. think of them as the brain of a device. when the pandemic shut down car factories in march, automakers expected less orders for passenger vehicles so in turn, they cut their orders for chips. at the same time, working from home and 5g drove demand for laptops, smartphones, cloud services, and data centers so those industries increase their orders for semiconductors. that caused chipmakers to switch production to those areas rather than pile up tips they could not sell, but what kari and computer companies did not expect was a quick rebound in demand for their products. here lies the problem. there is now not en

johannes' two daughters gave and up left. one to sweden, the other to australia.he visit of pope francis, he hopes, will spark a change of hearts and minds. "maybe there will be love and peace," he tells me, "maybe it will soften and melt frozen hearts." the sun shines once more here as townspeople busy themselves preparing for the pope. hoping darkness will not descend upon them yet again. and pope francis' final event here in northern iraq, where it will be mass at a stadium here in erbil to be attended by up to 10,000 people. the authorities say they will somehow be socially distanced. >> with that message, and also with this trip that has really gone across the width and we hadth of iraq the last few days, the pope's outreach, how has it mattered to nonchristians and noncatholics, for that matter? >> reporter: he is consistently stressing the fact that he's well aware that over the years -- and of course, when we're talking about the suffering of iraq, we're talking about the last more than 40 years. the iran/iraq war, the kuwait war, the american sanctions wh

and if that wasn't enough, johannes is here with today's strictly fitness workout.y. in bristol, one restaurant has been providing health care workers with free meals. how many have they handed out? almost 50,000. fiona lamdin is there for us. can you confirm that, 50,000? is that where we are at? we are. despite this absolutely atrocious weather, we cannot lie! look at the queue, look at these dedicated nhs health care workers who are queueing up, waiting for theirfree breakfast. we have, we will show you in a second, this is the big reveal, just coming over to max. you have been here every friday for the last year, with your brothers, serving free food. tell us how it started. it brothers, serving free food. tell us how it started.— how it started. it started, a friend of mine works _ how it started. it started, a friend of mine works in _ how it started. it started, a friend of mine works in a _ how it started. it started, a friend of mine works in a hospital, - how it started. it started, a friend of mine works in a hospital, and i how it started. it started, a