aimed at ensuring an open border jonathan thomas a professor of british and irish politics thinks the government made a series of false promises to the people of northern ireland where the british government and vice johnson in particular have to bear a considerable amount of responsibility it was bars johnson who went over to belfast and totally democratic party the largest party in northern ireland told a public party conference 3 years ago that it would be an told him for any british government to preside over a border in the irish state forest johnson was attacking his previous us to treason may signing a deal within a year boris johnson done that and since then he spent a lot of time pretending that the reason this border between great britain and northern ireland so you just said well a simple i'm feeling terrible sense of betrayal over what the prime minister has done i think that boris johnson needs to go to northern ireland explain what he's done in terms of of the protocol and try and also meet with the e.u. leaders to mitigate some of the worst effects the protocol and dimi

jonathan: as you point out, this goes way before thomas. i'm ever going over to credit suisse in the early part of the last decade and talking about the strategy then as well. we have been talking about this for a long time. tom: i'm not going to take it back to their acquisition of years ago or even the first boston acquisition of 1978, but this is a bank that has just stumbled forward. again, you see it this morning with the ultimate answer. they have to build up tier one capital, so they do a 7% share dilution. i wore my ecb type. it looks good on radio. jonathan: it looks fantastic. we have to talk about earth day as well, the president set to announce new targets for the united states to achieve 52% reduction from 2005 levels. a renewed effort. lisa: a renewed effort also to lead in this front. that is a key question. how will the u.s. lead on this front following the presidency? also interesting to see how much money they will put behind this. how much can you put behind this if you don't have bipartisan support? jonathan: three big s

jonathan: banks later on this morning. thomas michaud. equity futures up 18. yields are lower by a couple of basis points. i just need a tom keene machine. tom: go to cash. jonathan: was that me or tom live? no one will ever know. 40 16 on the s&p. this is "bloomberg." ♪ >> the baidu administration is poised to impose sanctions on russia. -- the biden administration is poised to impose sanctions on russia. the move could be announced today in a phone call with vladimir putin. president biden ward the u.s. would defend its interest. fed chair jerome powell says probably will scale back the bond purchases considering whether to raise interest rates. in virtual event in washington, sketched out the fence and sued strategy -- the fed's exit strategy. he was regulators have extended the pause on the use of the johnson & johnson coronavirus vaccine. they concluded the meeting without a foot on the issue and will seek more data on a rare blood clotting side effect. jp morgan launching a multitrillion dollar green initiative. the bank has set a 2.5 trillion dollars in

>> jonathan arthur, associate with the thomas h.ney for lieutenant nazario. your reaction and i'm sure you've seen that video time and time again. your reaction, do you agree that this particular officer had to go? >> yes. i think that particular officer had to go and i also think we need to consider whether or not he should remain certified through our dcjs. >> okay. the windsor police chief and commentary there, the actions in general, where do you stand on them and when you look at this, do you feel, jonathan, that this is training? lack thereof? just a brute approach to things? how do you explain what went down? >> i do think there is some issues with the training, but there are certain things that you just cannot train into people, to be polite, for example, to be courteous. to not lie or bear false witness. the violence that you see here is disturbing and it's visceral, but it's as equally disturbing as what officers put in the official record after this search was over. >> so let's listen to what chief riddle said when asked

to hear from mark delarosa and matt thomas from the controller's office who will provide a brief overview of the controller's climbing. then we'll hear from jonathan brewers and tom mcgire from m.t.a.. do we have our controller folks here? >> yes. we're here. that's right. this is mr. dela rosa. good morning. thank you for the opportunity to present to you today. our audit i'm de la rosa. i'm joined by audit manager as well as matt thomas who helped lead this audit. we will be presenting to you an audit of the capital planning and delivery processes audit that we conducted and completed a couple of months ago. just by way of background this is part of a multi-year effort over audit to the various divisions within sfmta this being the seventh as part of that multi-year audit. we have been conducting the last 10 years at m.t.a. and before i turn it over to matt i just want to say thank you to the s.f.m.t.a. leadership. they have been responsive and collaborative throughout the process so we thank you for that and i'll turn it over to matt. >> thank you, mark. i'll go over a little background before we dive into the findings. as mark touched on this