johannes: no, it will take its time.e have so far received 26 drafts of different quality, but all in all it goes in the right direction, investing in the green deal and digitalization, were some discussions are still needed. maria: you've been very successful this year. every time you tap markets, there's been a lot of appetite. you've been oversubscribed and pretty much every auction. johannes: central banks, insurance companies, etc., european ones, but there's a very strong interest, and this is why -- to the middle east, in order to roll out our activities. alix: that was johannes hahn, european commissioner for the budget, speaking with maria tadeo earlier. still with us is nicola mai of pimco. are you going to be buying the bonds over the summer? nicola: we will definitely be considering them closely. in addition to the characteristics of other safe assets or assets of that type, we have liquidity that should be significant in these types of bonds. the commission will issue around 800 billion of these over the nex

is known for having defended johannes, but also a lot of expense in police misconduct cases. thanks for joining us. >> thank you very much for having me. thank you. >> you have defended many officers accused of wrongdoing. do you agree with the jury's finding that derek chauvin was guilty of murder? >> yes, i agree with that. i have watched that video. when i saw it, i thought that was wrong. i think my police officer client could look at it and thought it was wrong. i have discussed it with virtually many police officers we represent. i don't think any of the officers that i know liked what they saw. >> you bring up the video. many people think had it not been for the witnesses video that showed just how long he made floyd to suffer and ignored his and other people's pleas for mercy, the verdict may have been very different. do you think that is the case? >> the video is a key piece of evidence. there is no doubt about it. when you hear the testimony of the bystanders, it is very credible independent bystanders who are watching what is happening and professionals, paramedics

that document a nearly 20 years long battle to preserve the minster this is a family portrait with johann cannot later celebrated as the savior of the minster . can out a native of cologne and his team succeeded in an engineering feat without which strasbourg cathedral. would probably not be standing to games the problem was the pillar and its foundation that was too weak. it was not only sinking but leaning to one side and threatening to collapse and crash through the name. now developed a bold plan to envelop the pillar in reinforced concrete. this meters thick mental was to be based on a foundation ring cast out of pressure resistant reinforced concrete so the ground under the pillar had to be dug up and replaced by a concrete base. using hydraulic presses it would be possible to raise the pillar again the hydraulic press acting laterally would correct the twist to the left it was all a question of mathematics and engineering science at the start of the 20th century . here. look at these amazing photos from 922 of the incredible reinforcement. 7 meters of this giant pillar its sheath i

i also have the opportunity to talk to johann lungren come easyjet ceo.to see you this afternoon. you have been an incredible busy man as you work your way through this pandemic. everybody is trying to figure out what the virus means in terms of the airline sector recovery. the sector as a whole has done incredibly well in terms of stock-price performance. there has been a narrative that the worst is behind us. what kind of a summer do you think we will have? how confident are you about what the picture looks like in europe? john: -- johan: i think it is fair to say the situation we are in is something you can divide into three phases. you will have a survival phase, the thing you see behind us, ourselves, we see everything we can to make sure we have the right amount of liquidity available. then also adapted delivery on the fleet we have available. with the vaccination starting to roll out successfully, people seat will move into more of a recovery phase. what we do not know yet and what consumers do not know is what type of framework will be in place an

with johannes muscly. he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter. as we just reported he was sentenced to two years ended up serving 11 months. the officer in brooklyn center was a veteran of the department. what do you think is going to happen to her? do you think she will be charged? and if so, what would the charge be? well, i would imagine it would be manslaughter or negligent type of approach to the crime. but the real question is, should she be charged in this particular case? what happened? why did it happen this way? you've got to listen to the officer. now i'll be very interested, frank and find enough. was there anything and mr wright's car? was there. remember he's being arrested for a warrant where gun was involved? was there a gun in the cart? and he didn't want to face that? i don't know if there was, but that's why this is going to take a full investigation and whether the officers should or shouldn't be charged is going to be up to the government. i think the district attorney should step aside and let the state attorney and minnesot

johannes messerly was the officer. and he was convicted of involuntary manslaughter and spent 11 months in prison. he said he meant to use his taser. >> here we go again. weapons confusion. you know, only, i mean, especially with our experience in going to trial and hearing the arguments to try justify why weapons confusion should be acceptable. >> uncle bobby, is there such a defense in your opinion for confusing your taser with your gun? >> there's no defense. and, as we know, there's no such thing as weapons confusion. the two are different, the color is different. the weight is different. to make this argument that i confused my weapon for my taser is a poor excuse. >> uncle bobby is what he goes by. and along with being so distraught for more than ten years now, the grant family, cephus, included, has been through a lot. they have prompted a lot of changes. among the changes, b.a.r.t. has an independent police auditor with the citizens oversight committee. things are changing, but we'll see what happens now in the

now former director general of the european space agency johann dietrich and one he was one last about when he said he actually watched the garden's launch as a child he told my colleague and he aaron that the historic flight not only paved the way for exploration but even alien pursuits when i heard about the launch of feel like i got in and his flight their own i thought this is incredible and this is opening the future for dreams and 5 are seeing and this is for a young boy i was 7 years old at that time it's of course it's very strong motivation to understand you can have a tree and you can realize that dream day is no boundary for a tree and i'm really i i'm sorry that i never met him personally as this is what i can say but he was really a hero a fist time he had really a very special flight test so you know that on his flight home yet to leave the capsule and come down disappear so this was really some seem very difficult but he was smiling saying you see i did it as a person in the know could you just blow our minds and tell is what we might witness in the next 50 is. oh that's

that document a nearly 20 year long battle to preserve the minster this is a family portrait with johann later celebrated as the savior of the minster. can out a native of cologne and his team succeeded in an engineering feat without which. would probably not be standing today. the problem was the pillar and its foundation that was too weak. it was not only sinking but leaning to one side and threatening to collapse and crash through the name. developed a bold plan to envelop the pillar in reinforced concrete. this meters thick mental was to be based on a foundation ring cast out of pressure resistant reinforced concrete so the ground under the pillar had to be dug up and replaced by a concrete base. using hydraulic presses it would be possible to raise the pillar again the hydraulic press acting laterally would correct the twist to the left it was all a question of mathematics and engineering science at the start of the 2. 20th century. here gotta look at these amazing photos from 922 of the incredible reinforcement we both meet of 7 meters of this giant its sheath in a reinforced concr

former director general of the european space agency johann dietrich oh yeah there were no watch to good governance launch as a kid i talked to him earlier and he said the long month flights not only paved the way for the last exploration but also other alien pursuits. when i heard about the launch of fuel leak i got in and his flight their own earth i thought this is incredible and this is opening the future for dreams and 5 are seeing and this is for a young boy i was 7 years old at that time it's of course it's very strong motivation to understand you can have a tree and you can realize that dream there is no boundary for a tree ims there's no limitations and if i was really really very much fascinated and inspired by you i got to go in and later on when i visited safety and saw his a place and when i visited my canoe and saw his house where he lived before the launch of course all of these emotions came up again and so i'm really i i'm sorry that i never met him personally this is what i can say but he was really a hero office time how important do you think i is your guardian smile

johann will be with us tomorrow. you get to play as well. alix: i'm excited. diesel fuel. guy: looking forward to that. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is not a threat, it is merely a rest. -- merely a risk. alix: closing arguments underway in the trial of derek chauvin. a prosecutor argued derek chauvin use of force was not justified and floyd was trying to comply with police. show for -- derek chauvin's lawyers will make his closing arguments later today. we are also watching in the day ahead, this afternoon president biden meeting with bipartisan lawmakers to discuss the american jobs plan. tomorrow we get johnson & johnson plus netflix earnings. guy: and that great jay were just talking about. alix: that is apple tv. guy: is it? alix: yes. guy: i am on the wrong page. apple will have a product unveiling tomorrow. a product unveiling for 2021. boeing has an unveiling. watch out for that one. ♪ it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what hav

that document a nearly 20 year long battle to preserve the minster this is a family portrait with johann later celebrated as the savior of the minster. can out a native of cologne and his team succeeded in an engineering feat without which. would probably not be standing today. the problem was the pillar and its foundation that was too weak. it was not only sinking but leaning to one side and threatening to collapse and crash through the name. developed a bold plan to envelop the pillar in reinforced concrete. this meters thick mental was to be based on a foundation ring cast out of pressure resistant reinforced concrete so the ground under the pillar had to be dug up and replaced by a concrete base. using hydraulic presses it would be possible to raise the pillar again the hydraulic press acting laterally would correct the twist to the left it was all a question of mathematics and engineering science at the start of the 20th century . here. look at these amazing photos from 922 of the incredible reinforcement. 7 meters of this giant pillar its sheath in a reinforced concrete course it w

bay area and specifically for the family of oscar grant who was shot and killed by bart officer johannes moser lee back in 2000, 9 just like the situation in minnesota esterly claimed that he accidentally used his gun instead of his taser. he was later charged with murder. but was convicted of a lesser charge of involuntary manslaughter in 2010, he was sentenced to 2 years in prison. >> but was released after serving 11 months, wright's death has been ruled a homicide so far no charges have been filed against the officer who is now being described as a 26 year veteran of the force kron four's, dan kerman not talked to oscar grant's family today. he got their reaction to the minnesota shooting. >> it was new year's day morning, 2009 when oscar grant was shot and killed oakland's fruitvale station by a park police officer who claimed he grabbed his gun when he had planned to grab his taser here we go again. for oscar grant's uncle the shooting of dante wright, minnesota is all too familiar, not just the claim of weapons confusion. but whether any weapon should have been used in the first p

will be a corresponding yonder we're at is following the elections in the ecuadorian capital quito johann welcome polls have closed and it looks like it's going to be a close call doesn't it. it is it is yes it looks like a very tight result polls exit polls cover already been announced just minutes ago and one of them states right if we can do that you're more lost so is supposed to win this election he would be leading for 5 percent this election all around the rest aroused these are non official results that's has been emphasized by the electro authorities but according to this exit poll give us a would be the next president of ecuador by the official results the 1st official results are going to be announced in some hours in this same place and we're. in the headquarters of the. electoral national electoral council. this election is very much also a contest between right and left and the population seems deeply divided over which way to go these preliminary results suggest just that which of the candidates is more likely to unite the country. sadly i have to say that honestly none of

with the way the justice system works and for us in the bay area, rouz remember oscar grant and johannes measure, the trial conviction was had, but that officer spent less time behind bars in a person who's a multiple dy offender. let me finish with this one question here for the sake of argument would george floyd's death if it wasn't videotaped? would we still be where we are today? in other words, how important is it that that person put it pulled out their cell phone and videotape what officers show vin did for nine minutes and 29 seconds. it made all the difference in the world. you know, there are so many people whose names we don't hear. don't know who aren't reported upon who died and very similar manners and without the videotape, there was no proof and it was the officer's word against the citizens or, unfortunately they died alone. it was only the officers work, so i think the video and body cameras that makes all the difference in this what we're seeing today, and i like it into the civil rights movement, you know when television brought the dog. was the water hoses and the b

the family of oscar grant in 2000, 9 former bart officer johannes mehserle. he says that he also fought that he grabbed his taser when he instead took his gun out and shot and killed grand at the fruitvale bart station. that is really was charged with murder. a jury convicted him of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced him to 2 years in prison and then he was released after 11 months kron 4 talk with the uncle of oscar grant about the similarities in the 2 cases. >> it's not like they didn't know who he last. and so even if he did attempt to run or jump in a vehicle to take all. there was no need to shoot weapon or pull out taser because i have to do is go to his home. are you had those go to his mothers house. you know his family, you know, his friends. >> since the shooting death of oscar grant bart has beefed up its taser training as well as its training related to crisis intervention and de-escalation and there have also been changes in bart's use of force policy. and the city of berkeley is working to change the way their police handle low level traffi

especially hitting home for the family of oscar grant in 2009 then bart police officer johannes mehserle lee says that he thought he reached for his taser when instead it was his gun and he shot and killed grand at the fruitvale bart station as early was charged with murder. but convicted of involuntary manslaughter and sent to prison for 2 years ended up doing 11 months kron 4 talk with oscar grant's uncle about the similarities in the cases. >> it's not like they didn't know who he last. and so even if he did attempt to run or jump in a vehicle to take all. there was no need to shoot weapon or pull out a taser because i have to do is go to his home. are you had those go to his mothers house. you know his family, you know, his friends. >> since the death of oscar grant bart has beefed up its taser training as well as a training for crisis intervention and de-escalation and there've also been changes to bar its use of force policy. the city of berkeley is changing the way it's police handle low level traffic stops or some walk them to proponents of a change think that they would rather h

close to home here in the bay area and for the family of oscar grant in 2000, 9 former bart officer johannes mehserle. he says that he also fought he had grabbed his taser when he shot and killed grant at the fruitvale bart station on new year's day. was charged with murder but a jury convicted him on the lesser charge of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced him to 2 years in prison. but he was released after just 11 months earlier today, kron 4 talked with the uncle of oscar grant about the similarities in both of these cases. it's not like they didn't know who he >> and so even if he did attempt to run or jump in a vehicle to take off. there was no need to shoot weapon or pull out taser because i have to to his home. are you had those go to his mothers house. you know, his family, you know, his friends. >> since oscars death. we've learned that bart has beefed up its taser training as well as training related to crisis intervention and de-escalation. there have also been changes to bart's use of force policy protests for dante wright is taking place just 10 miles from the courthouse. we'

and then secondly, obviously, um, shocking and heard for the loss of life of a 20 year olds life, johannes messily was convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of oscar grant and was sentenced to two years in prison. he was released after 11 months. house speaker nancy pelosi is speaking out about the police shooting in minnesota on twitter today, she said, quote dante right should be alive, too. day our hearts ache for his family and for the minneapolis community. pelosi went on to say this epidemic of injustice cannot continue, and she called for lawmakers to pass the police accountability bill, known as the george floyd justice in policing act, just 10 miles away from the site where dante right was killed, more witnesses took the stand. in the trial against former minneapolis police officer derek chauvet. fox news garrett tenney has maura the potential impact that dante writes. death might have on the show vin trial. thank you. ana prosecutors wind down their case monday in the trial of former minneapolis police officer derrick show vin. the third week of testimony, beginning

former bart police officer, johannes mehserle. lee was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for killing oscar grant. he was sentenced to two years in prison and was released after 11 months. the embattled mayor of windsor has been stripped of his appointment to the golden gate bridge district. this move comes from the sonoma county board of supervisors after six women accused the mayor of sexual abuse. ktvu is james torres joins us live this afternoon and james those supervisors getting right to the point here today. don't yeah that's absolutely right. mike each supervisors, saying they are regretful and remorseful for appointing windsor mayor dominic the poli to represent them on the golden gate district, especially since the news of the allegations against them came just two days later. members of the board. i would ask you to lead us in a roll call. vote on this freedom, supervisor going my supervisor, rabbit, all right, supervisor quincy? yes? supervisor gore. yes, a unanimous vote from sonoma county. this incidents have put

plus strictly's johannes radebe is here with our tuesday work—out, idid not i did not know who i wanted, you'll know we've been following the growing calls to stop footballers repeatedly heading the ball because of mounting evidence that it causes dementia. the latest person to add his voice to those calls is former norwich, blackburn, chelsea and celtic footballer chris sutton. chris's dad mike also played the game professionally and sadly died on boxing day after suffering dementia for many years. in his first tv interview since then, chris has been telling sally about his dad's illness and how he's desperate to prevent other families from going through the same ordeal. it was like a macho thing, who could head the ball the furthest. my dad used to head medicine balls and we would do lots of heading practices. if i had the knowledge of what i know now, there is no way i would have headed 50, 80, 100 balls throughout the afternoons. chris, thank you so much for talking to us. i know it is only very recently that your dad died. tell me about him. my dad was my hero growing up. he had su

. - and johannes is here to work it with a upper body workout for strictly fitness, to get your thursdayt. i'vejust been handed a bit of adder skin. how nice. charming. what friends you have. what surprised you most about how the natural world responded during lockdown? the natural world has got much better without us, and that is no different from what you would expect. the natural world by and large has said great, and almost universally does much better. in alaska, fewer ships mean the ocean is quieter. and the humpback whales seem to hear each other better. now the whales can communicate across greater distances without interruption. and some mothers, like this one, leave their calves alone. an extremely rare sight. she can now head off to feed, save in the knowledge that she can hear her calf. if it needs her. what are you suggesting as a more sustainable way forward ? clearly lockdown is extremely damaging for economies around the world. i suppose it's a lesson for us to realise that we have always had deleterious effects and we should be more careful than we have been. we think so