. >> steven lloyd is a 46-year-old registered nurse, but unlike garrett couples he's not a lifeguard.fact, steven lloyd says he hasn't been swimming in ten years. >> he's trying to do something. >> i just asked him, do you have any training? >> and i gulped on water and i said i'm exhausted. >> i said, okay, well grab him under his arm and we're going to tow him to shore. >> it's been more than four minutes now since matthew buford went under when garrett couples reaches the shore. but if he expects help to be waiting, he's in for another surprise. >> come on. come on. get him over. >> i expected them to have everything possible to save this gentleman set up and ready to go. at the very minimum the bag masks we use to ventilate somebody and oxygen. i mean, that alone does worlds of good. >> get down there! >> keep the camera rolling. >> out of the way. >> but as the videotape shows, only now are authorities pushing spectators back, scrambling over the railing down to the river. >> i gave him two breaths before i handed him over and they pulled him on shore and began chest compressions

as we go to break, reminder, european equity markets even stevens between advancers and decliners. >>> lloydes a long way ahead for the fed stimulus effort. speaking in sydney, he said fed policy is likely to be very, very easy for a very long time. >> are there risks? listen, i'm telling you what i think will happen, but i don't run our business on the basis of what i think, and i certainly try to discipline myself not to run it on the basis of what we hope. contingency plan, we worry as much as everybody else and we have long meetings where we think of low probability, bad events that might happen and what we do about it, but when i think is, it most likely all works through, but not without anxiety along the way. >> meanwhile, blank fine says u.s. growth is established but not great. europe recovery is somewhat behind the u.s. and china is the big wild card because of uncertainty over how the new leadership there will manage the economy. how is all of this impacting smaller business? joining us is joe myer, the ceo of myer capital. good to see you. thank you very much, indeed. >> thank yo

lloyds. in contrast, royal bank scotland has a lot of work to do. as we know, they're without a boss now as stevenester is going to be stepping down. so there is a little bit of uncertainty around who is going to take on the reins with that group. and it has a lot of work to be done on the investment banking side. we're seeing investment banking contracting right across the -- >> and the bid, still seems to be a groundswell of political support for breaking it up, turning it into a community bank, and all things, if you do it, we should have done it four years ago. >> absolutely. and, of course, it is that level of uncertainty that still really evades over the rbs group. lloyds very much, the uncertainty over the government's stake, i was interested on barclays yesterday, sort of nipping in there, with their rights issue. intriguing fact is they're itemitem actually not launching that rights issue until the autumn but made the announcement yesterday. for the underwriters they're on the hook for a reasonable period of time here. while that is under way. but it feels like barclays stole the thunder