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kpix 5 s linda yee is at the intersection where the man landed. wonder if people knew what happened. reporter: not at first. everybody was shocked. that victim s work crew was preparing to clean the buildings of the bank building. they were up on the roof 11 stories high when somehow something happened that victim fell on the slow-moving car and that may be the reason why he did not die on impact. the window washer was with his partners on the roof. police say they were working with cables most likely preparing to hoist their working platform which was still on the sidewalk below. that s when something happened and the victim fell 11 stories. his body slammed on a toyota camry which just happened to be turning at the corner of montgomery and california. the impact destroyed the car. eyewitnesses looked on in horror. i just saw a blue object and then the crash on to the car. and then i saw the as it rolled off, i realized it was a body. it was a person. reporter: ....
from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. ethan: good evening. i m ethan bronner. i m a managing editor at bloomberg news. i m filling in for charlie rose who is on assignment. joining me now is geoffrey robertson, a distinguished british barrister. he has argued many landmark cases in human rights, as well as criminal and media law. he is currently part of the legal team representing armenia at the european court of human rights. the case will determine whether denying the genocide of armenians under ottoman rule is a criminal offense in switzerland. this year marks the centennial of the mass killings during world war i. he is also the author of the book, an inconvenient genocide: who now remembers the armenians? welcome. geoffrey: hi, ethan. ethan: the topic, i want to divide it into two parts. one is what happened and the other is why it matters. why don t we start with what happened nearly 100 years ago next month? geoffrey: in 1915, april the 2 ....
from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. ethan: good evening. i m ethan bronner. i m a managing editor at bloomberg news. i m filling in for charlie rose who is on assignment. joining me now is geoffrey robertson, a distinguished british barrister. he has argued many landmark cases in human rights, as well as criminal and media law. he is currently part of the legal team representing armenia at the european court of human rights. the case will determine whether denying the genocide of armenians under ottoman rule is a criminal offense in switzerland. this year marks the centennial of the mass killings during world war i. he is also the author of the book, an inconvenient genocide: who now remembers the armenians? welcome. geoffrey: hi, ethan. ethan: the topic, i want to divide it into two parts. one is what happened and the other is why it matters. why don t we start with what happened nearly 100 years ago next month? geoffrey: in 1915, april the 2 ....
been unrequited. i think today there are 2000 churches in turkey that have been expropriated, they should be restored. rose: we continue this evening with vijay iyer. sitting in for me is gayle king. for the listener who can be a part of this. that s what music is creating a bond or link with others. that s what it does with me. rose: we conclude with alan and arlene alda, telling it the way it was. sitting in for me is me. a wonderful thing. i love what mary higgins clark said. the bronx, people don t get it. there are three people in the world that has the in front of their name. the vatican, the hague and the bronx. rose: geoffrey robertson vijay iyer, alan and arlene alda when we continue.g÷ rose: funding for charlie rose has been provided by: rose: additional funding provided by: and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this ....
been unrequited. i think today there are 2000 churches in turkey that have been expropriated, they should be restored. rose: we continue this evening with vijay iyer. sitting in for me is gayle king. for the listener who can be a part of this. that s what music is creating a bond or link with others. that s what it does with me. rose: we conclude with alan and arlene alda, telling it the way it was. sitting in for me is me. a wonderful thing. i love what mary higgins clark said. the bronx, people don t get it. there are three people in the world that has the in front of their name. the vatican, the hague and the bronx. rose: geoffrey robertson vijay iyer, alan and arlene alda when we continue.g÷ rose: funding for charlie rose has been provided by: rose: additional funding provided by: and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this ....