. >> vice president fraser presents. >> vice president fraser present. >> commissioner feinstein present. >> commissioner collins and jeanine nicholson, chief of department. present. >> president morgan will read the land the land acknowledgement thank you, madam you, madam unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> thank you. >> hello? >> pardon me? okay. >> (clearing throat). >> >> >> appear on the agenda. speakers shall address their remarks to the commission as a whole and not to individual commissioners or department personnel. or department personnel. or department personnel. by the commissioners or department personnel does not necessarily constitute agreement with or support of statements made during public comment. >> any public comment madam secretary. >> there is nobody appro

joining us today if south carolina patrol lance corporal fraser. where is lance corporal fraser?>> corporal, stay standing and your wife, too. of what you ought to look at this man. around 3:30 a.m. on april 16, 2023, trooper fraser was on duty and initiated a traffic stop after witnessing a vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed on highway 78 in bamberg county. think for a moment, these officers get on in the morning and put on a bulletproof vest that doesn't cover everything. as a bamberg county shows deputy director says, trooper fraser was shot by the suspect. what happened was he stopped the car, got the license come with back to check it out, saw that there was a wart out for the man so he was returning to the car. but as a return and other deputy was joining him or just writing, the man in the car pulled up his pistol and shot him in the face. well, those officers returned fire as a suspect sped away. you seen the video, corporal fraser was lying on the ground calling in information about the vehicle while he was bleeding on the ground and firing to try to stop the vehi

joining us today if south carolina patrol lance corporal fraser. where is lance corporal fraser? [applause] >> corporal, stay standing and your wife, too. of what you ought to look at this man. around 3:30 a.m. on april 16, 2023, trooper fraser was on duty and initiated a traffic stop after witnessing a vehicle traveling at a high rate of speed on highway 78 in bamberg county. think for a moment, these officers get on in the morning and put on a bulletproof vest that doesn't cover everything. as a bamberg county shows deputy director says, trooper fraser was shot by the suspect. what happened was he stopped the car, got the license come with back to check it out, saw that there was a wart out for the man so he was returning to the car. but as a return and other deputy was joining him or just writing, the man in the car pulled up his pistol and shot him in the face. well, those officers returned fire as a suspect sped away. you seen the video, corporal fraser was lying on the ground calling in information about the vehicle while he was bleeding on the ground and firing to try to s

commissioner fraser. >> thank you for your work chief. just one question, the station meetings, are they are town hall with you and other leaders with folks in the stations? is that how it-- >> so, since i began 4 and a half all most 5 years ago we instituted a policy of each of the command staff members getting out to several station every few months to keep up the communication between the field and administration, and so we used to do it alone, but i just--we have switched it up a little bit, so we are--many of us are going out in pairs to stations and we all just sit down and they are welcome to ask any questions they like certainly, or give us any suggestions and just have a open mind of communication and we try to inform them of what we are doing. what the administration is doing for the department and how we advocate for them and all the hard work going on, just so they know a little bit about what's going on. >> very interesting for both parties attending and certainly worthwhile. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you very much co

my name's henry fraser. when i was 17, i had everything in front of me. then, my life changed.henry fraser in the musical the little big things — a show based on the true story of a teenage rugby player paralysed in an accident on holiday. he's been nominated in the best performer in a musical category for the annual whatsonstage awards. when you're in a rehearsal room, we always think, "oh, we've got something special" but you never quite know. and some big names in there. how do you feel about being up against those big names? yeah, some really big names. i mean, yeah, the likes of the likes of nicole scherzinger, marisha wallace. you know, there's some amazing performers in there, so i just feel very grateful that i get to be in a room with them and be nominated alongside them is a real honour. nick butcher regularly performs on the west end stage but when he read henry's story, he knew he could write his first musical and that ed will be its star. we watched ed's tape and it was one of those rare moments where everyone in the room realises you have found your star player. a

>> mean, i agree with >> i mean, that's i agree with fraser. think, oh, know , fraser.like that and no one that for decades, and no one will notice if they change it anyway. >> well, it just is silly, isn't it? >> it is silly. but never mind. you haven't been silly, think. >> send them to america. that's what i. >> scarlett. thank you both very much now though, much indeed. for now though, check weather. here's check on the weather. here's alex deakin . alex deakin. >> it looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers as sponsors of weather on . gb news. sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> morning, i'm alex deakin and this is your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. another mild day across the south today. there is a band of rain tracking its way in and it's going to turn quite breezy as rain already into as well. that rain already into scotland and northern ireland will push will continue to push southwards, eventually we'll southwards, so eventually we'll see over see some rain arriving over northwest england and parts of northwest england and parts

three time olympic champion shelly—ann fraser—pryce says she "owes" it to her family to retire aftere 37—year—old is regarded as one of the greatest sprinters of all time after winning the 100 metres title in 2008 and 2012. three time olympic champion shelly—ann fraser—pryce says the jamaican also won relay gold at the tokyo olympics and three of her 10 world titles after having her son in 2017. she says this year's games are about "showing people that you stop when you decide and that she wants to finish on her own terms. after a clean sweep in their one—day series, australia are looking to beat the west indies again — this time in the t20 format. the first of a three—match series is being played in hobart where the hosts, put into bat, made 213—7. david warner top scoring with 70. windies lost by 11 runs. sahith theegala has the early lead in the weather—affected opening round of the wm phoenix 0pen. rain caused a delay by nearly 4 hours in arizona which led to around half of the field unable to finish. american theegala did complete his round and managed to battle the damp conditi

my name's henry fraser. when i was 17, i had everything in front of me. then, my life changed.y fraser in the musical the little big things — a show based on the true story of a teenage rugby player paralysed in an accident on holiday. he's been nominated in the best performer in a musical category for the annual whats0nstage awards. when you're in a rehearsal room, we always think, "0h, "we've got something special" but you never quite know. and some big names in there. how do you feel about being up against those big names? yeah, some really big names. i mean, yeah, the likes of the likes of nicole scherzinger, marisha wallace. you know, there's some amazing performers in there, so i just feel very grateful that i get to be in a room with them and be nominated alongside them is a real honour. nick butcher regularly performs on the west end stage, but when he read henry's story, he knew he could write his first musical and that ed will be its star. we watched ed's tape and it was one of those rare moments where everyone in the room realises you have found your star player. and

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and this story as fraser. prince as well. fraser.ecurity. when he visits the uk? >> poor harry, he's going >> yes. poor harry, he's going to have to pay £1 million in costs after he's lost his, uh, his i mean , essentially, his case. i mean, essentially, is anyone that's surprised what he's really asking for is for his right to be looked after when he's on holiday. because he doesn't here anymore. doesn't live here anymore. he's not. know, he's left the not. you know, he's left the royal family not. you know, he's left the roy he family not. you know, he's left the roy he kind y not. you know, he's left the roy he kind of left the royal >> he kind of left the royal family. is still son family. but he is still the son of king. so with that, of the king. and so with that, surely still comes a risk, think. >> what prince harry wants is to be able to have all of the perks of being a royal. he wants the fame, he wants the money. he wants security paid for. wants the his security paid for. but he doesn't want to any but he doesn't want to

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fraser, i have a couple minutes left. tell me how you think about this. >> about four years ago, we put some principles in place about how to use ai and topics such as transparency and how it is used, making sure you can understand entries the different algorithms that are in place and things like that, making sure that there are human beings governing this. and make sure the protections are there, so we get the opportunity from it and also use it to defend against threats. >> thank you. >> senator fetterman from pennsylvania is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman, thank you. so, mr. moynihan , back in 2008, the bank of america, your bank, didn't have enough capital for bad investment decisions as you made, and you had to be bailed out and then in 2023 of this year, the silicon valley bank didn't maintain enough capital and had to cost over $20 billion from the fdic. so, let me ask you, should we believe you that you have a bet man, we've got this, kind of an issue or should we be able to have an intervention to adjust

it's been a long time in coming and poor jane fraser, the market gave her no honeymoon.hree, four months into a resurgence in shares and it looks good. if she can stay on the narrative particularly this quarter, the costs are being cut, profitability is increasing, and if you combine what i said with a chart that looks good, if yesterday was the low, then we're in the pattern of setting higher highs and higher lows, and it's off to the races, and it should be off to the races trading at 65% of tangible book value, buying back shares at that level, again, just keep on target, miss fraser, with the path to profitability increases. >> let's talk palantir, downgraded from hbuy to hold. this stock over the last year has been a huge winner, up 170%. it also falls into the parabolic categorybecause it's up 45% just year to date. so this was due, and they hit it at the right time. >> okay, but there are fundamentals to support it. the emergence of profitability for this company, and that's without higher defense spending which is where they've really been reliant the last severa

christian fraser, thanks forjoining us.e shown tonight at about 830, it is about ten minutes in total, and it will also be on the bbc website. thanks forjoining us. now to australia where a 28 year old police officer has been charged with murdering a tv celebrity and his boyfriend even though their bodies have not yet been found. items belonging tojesse baird and his partner luke davies which were covered in blood were found in a bin near sydney on wednesday. police said they wanted to questionjesse's ex boyfriend, who handed himself in on friday. he's now been charged with murder while the search for the bodies continues. it's really important that we do locate the bodies, not only for the cause of death, but also for the answers for the family, because they're still grieving and they're starting to grieve now. we believe that the fate of both luke and jessie was at the house in paddington, and at some stage the white van was used to transport their bodies to another location. that's where we're keen to find where that loc

hello, i�*m christian fraser. you�*re watching the context on bbc news.d be a better economy with many more jobs created in these new sectors. everybody is moving too slowly, including ourselves. we are not moving fast enough with the sense of urgency necessary with full commitment. tonight a sit down with the united states leader on climate. john kerry, the white house climate tsar, is leaving hisjob in the coming months. he has told this programme that he leaves the debate in a much better place, but what is it that concerns him about the current direction of travel? and what would a trump presidency mean to the targets that have been set? also tonight, an emergecy leaders summit at the elysee as things go

tries from ben earl and fraser dingwall�*s tries and two penalties from george ford enough to see offch is that they were separated by one point. the six nations has served us up point. the six nations has served us up some competition and some intense drama. we have much more at 7:30pm. that's all from sportsday. much more besides including all the premiership action. good evening. it's certainly been a challenging week of weather, hasn't it, with snow or rain and some of that rain producing some localized flooding. so it was a refreshing start to the weekend, quieter with some sunny spells. that was oxford and here was the lake districtjust a few hours ago, a few scattered showers producing some beautiful rainbow pictures, but all in all, relatively quiet. and it could be a similar story for sunday. we've got to get rid of this nuisance rain that's pushing up through the east of the pennines into eastern scotland overnight. that'll be their first thing. some clearer skies, some early morning sunshine the further west you are. and then as we go through the afternoon, a brisk westerly

hello, i'm christian fraser. this is the context on bbc news. washington that this is something _ i that is doable and it is clear that i joe biden wants this in place before the beginning of ramadan - which is in about ten days' time. we are working so hard on a temporary cease—fire, to not only get the hostages out and the fighting paused, but all to get that critical humanitarian assistance in and to increase the flow. there's just not enough getting in right now. life in gaza — shocking to see, even for those who have experienced humanitarian crises. we will hear tonight from a canadian nurse who has just returned from gaza. also on the programme — mps have been quizzing the current and former post office bosses, about the horizon scandal and the progress, or lack thereof, in paying compensation. we will get reaction from one of the postsubmasters still waiting. and nato allies reject president macron's idea

no fraser, gap?nder pay gap and men being paid slightly differently from women for different roles, often, actually, one of the causes of that is women taking time off work to look after children . i mean, obviously children. i mean, obviously there's, uh, well, that's maternity leave is one thing, but that's where it gets confusing. >> people talk about the gender pay >> people talk about the gender pay asif >> people talk about the gender pay as if it's people paying pay gap as if it's people paying , paid money for , being paid different money for the which isn't what the same job, which isn't what it means. it isn't quite it it means. it isn't quite what it means now. >> um, but is something that >> um, but it is something that we can start to deal with. and it's interesting that working from closing from home has started closing this gap, because it's giving women more flexibility . i this gap, because it's giving women more flexibility. i mean, another option, i think it'd be really good to boo

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. julian assange�*s last ditch attempt to avoid extradition to the united states. the wikileaks founder's appeal begins at the high court in london. going to take it to the sport very shortly. let me bring you this line of breaking news from kansas city. please say they charged two men with murder in connection with the shooting of the shooting of 137, killing one person in 22 others. you remember this was at the super bowl rally as the champions, kansas city, two are the top bus. 22 people injured, in prison killed. two men charged with murder by the prosecutor in the last few minutes. let's get the sport. hello from the bbc sport centre. going to start with football and plenty of action on tuesday but not really any goals to bring you up to date with. 2 matches in the european champions league round of 16 the pick of them between inter milan and atletico madrid. nothing of note happening there — it's still 0—0 at the san siro....but in the last few moments, donyell malen hass put boru

>> mary janet, hey eddy, know, fraser, frank, frank bred. how are you? fred >> fuel up to seven couldn't brain health indicators, including your memory, joined the new rava brain health challenge >> icy hot works for us it makes it less >> contrast >> so >> you can rise from pain. i see >> if you tried vaping the quit smoking, it might feel like progress, but with three times more nicotine in a pack of cigarettes, apes increased craig trapping you and i was craving loop n >> let's care >> before we share. >> i'm lauren fox on capitol hill, and this is cnn tech giants say they're working together to take down the harmful artificial >> intelligence. deepfake's and politics around the world. >> in real show of >> unity companies like openai, google, microsoft, and tiktok we'll collaborate in detecting misleading content. more than a dozen tech firms pledged on friday to locate and counter deceptive election ai content like political candidate deep fakes. the tech leaders also say they'll collaborate on educational campaign in for the public and they promise

fraser dingwall also makes its debut at centre alongside returning henry slade while tommy freeman starts team for their match in cardiff on saturday. a first for cameron at fullback while sam costello starts at fly—half, scotland have also got something of a newcomer at fullback as well with kyle rowe making his first start for his country. the six nations after a world cup year is always a chance for teams to ring the changes a little bit to bring in few fresh faces and that will certainly be the case. before we go, a reminder of our top story — lewis hamilton will leave mercedes at the end of next season and join ferrari in 2025, he says he so proud of the success he's achieved in 11 years but he's excited to be taking on a new challenge. that is all from me in sport in bbc news for now. thank you for watching. goodbye. hello. full uk forecast in a moment. first of all, i thought i'd reflect on storm ingunn that came across the north atlantic wednesday and hit sweden and norway wednesday night, bringing what looks like being record—breaking winds, sustained winds of 122 miles an hour,

hello, i'm christian fraser. you're watching the context on bbc news. war creates catastrophic humanitarian situation in sudan, as aid agencies warn of malnutrition in north darfur. welcome back. king charles has arrived in norfolk a day after starting his treatment for cancer he flew to sandringham today with the queen courts are just hours after prince harry had arrived at heathrow on an overnight flight from california. the king has not withdrawn from public facing duties for the time being. the palaces not disclose which type of cancer he's being treated for but it would appear from an interview being treated for but it would appearfrom an interview the prime minister gave to bbc radio that the cancer has been caught early. our broiled correspondent reports. a first image of the king since news of his cancer diagnosis was made public. being driven into buckingham palace with his wife queen camilla, after beginning his treatment in a london hospital. this afternoon, the couple headed by helicopter to the sandringham estate in norfolk, where the king

fraser dingwall also makes its debut at centre alongside returning henry slade while tommy freeman startsir team for their match incarnate on saturday. a first for cameron at fullback while sam costello starts at fly half, scotland have also got something a newcomer at fullback as well with carl rowe making his first start for his country. the six nations after world cup year is always a chance for teams to ring the changes a little bit to bring in few fresh faces and that will certainly be the case. before we go, a reminder of our top story, lewis hamilton will leave mercedes at the end of next year and joined ferrari in 2025, he says he so proud of the he achieved in 11 years but is excited to be taking on a new challenge. that is all from me in sport in bbc news for now, thank you for watching, goodbye. hello. full uk forecast in a moment. first of all, i thought i'd reflect on storm ingunn that came across the north atlantic wednesday and hit sweden and norway wednesday night, bringing what looks like being record—breaking winds, sustained winds of 122 miles an hour, parts of norway,

fraser ding law also makes his debut at centre alongside the returning henry slade while tommy freemanscott have also named their teams for their match in cardiff on saturday. fa rewells to my first capture cameron when it at fullback, but for sam castello. .. they also have something of a newcomer at fullback as well with kyle rowe making his first start the six nations after world cup year, always a chance can i bring the change is a little bit to bring in a few fresh faces and that will certainly be the case. just time for a reminder of our top story. lewis hamilton will leave mercedes at the end of next season and join formula one rivals ferrari in 2025. hamilton says he is "so proud" of the success he has achieved in 11 years with the team but is excited to be taking on a new challenge. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello. full uk forecast in a moment. first of all, i thought i'd reflect on storm ingunn that came across the north atlantic wednesday and hit sweden and norway wednesday night, bringing what looks like being record breaking winds,

fraser dingwall will make his debut against italy in rome on saturday and there is also a first call—upinjured, so george ford starts at fly—half, as coach borthwick looks to change his sides approach. we have a mix of those experienced players, the senior players and the sponsor are new to test rugby. we want to integrate as quick as we can, get together as fast as we can. i never thought i would be naming five new caps in the 23, but that tells you a lot about what is required. we want to attack this game. we want to attack this game. a young wales team are gearing up for their first match of the tournament against scotland in cardiff on saturday. centre george north will miss it though because of a shoulder injury. instead, 0wen watkin takes his place. dafydd jenkins becomes wales' second—youngest captain atjust 21, while cardiff full—back cameron winnett will make his wales debut on saturday. no better competition in the world, is there, than the six nations? a new look squad. a lot of boys getting their opportunity to play their first six nations and no better way than to start at

steward, who drops out of the match day squad entirely. 0llie lawrence returns from injury in place of fraserare, dan cole and ellis genge. blair kinghorn will start at full—back for scotland against england — one of the three changes to gregor townsend's side along with jamie ritchie and kyle steyn. scotland are aiming for a fourth successive win over their oldest rivals — something they haven't done for almost 130 years. the former barcelona and brazil defender dani alves has been sentenced to four and a half years in prison in spain, after being found guilty of raping a woman in a nightclub in barcelona over a year ago. he had denied the charge. 0ur sports correspondent nesta mcgregor reports. dani alves, one of the most decorated footballers of all time. 126 caps for brazil and the club level, spells with paris saintjermain, juventus and barcelona, where he won six league titles and the champions league three times. but today in a court room in the same city he once represented, he was sentenced to 11.5 years in jail for rape. the encounter took place in the toilets in the vip section of

new disclosure shows citi increased ceo jane fraser's pay. meanwh fubo is suing walt disney it calls it extreme depression of sports in the u.s. market and jeff bezos just sold another tranche of amazon shares worth $335 million according to a new s.e.c. filing. yesterday's sale brings a number of total shares sold by bezos in the past week to 14 million, worth nearly $2.4 billion, frank. >> silvana, thank you very much. we'll see you later in the show. we have a lot more to come on "worldwide exchange" including one word investors have to know today. but first the nvidia effect being felt far and wide. we're going to speak with the company's ceo next about the company's impact and what's ahead. >>> plus, a fresh billion dollar buyback. it's not enough to boost shares this morning. >>> later, more big "money movers" in a rough day of cathie wood's stock picks we have a very busy day ahead on "worldwide exchange. stay with us s bold new thinking. ( ♪♪ ) partnering to unlock new ideas, to create new legacies, to transform a company, industry, e

steward, who drops out of the match day squad entirely. 0llie lawrence returns from injury in place of fraser care, dan cole and ellis genge. blair kinghorn will start at full—back for scotland against england — one of the three changes to gregor townsend's side along with jamie ritchie and kyle steyn. scotland are aiming for a fourth successive win over their oldest rivals — something they haven't done for almost 130 years. the former barcelona and brazil defender dani alves has been sentenced to four and a half years in prison in spain, after being found guilty of raping a woman in a nightclub in barcelona over a year ago. he had denied the charge. 0ur sports correspondent nesta mcgregor reports. 0ne one of the most decorated footballers of all time and 126 caps for brazil and the club level, or disposal of paris st. germain, juventus and barcelona where he won six league titles and barcelona where he won six league titles in the champions league three times. but today in a court room in the same city he was once represented, he was sentenced to four and a half years in jail he was sentence

three time olympic champion shelly—ann fraser—pryce says she "owes" it to her family to retire after paris games. the 37—year—old is regarded as one of the greatest sprinters of all time after winning the 100 metres title in 2008 and 2012. the jamaican also won relay gold at the tokyo olympics and three of her ten world titles after having her son in 2017. she says this year's games are about "showing people that you stop when you decide," and that she wants to finish on her own terms. the los angeles lakers have unveiled a statue in tribute to nba legend kobe bryant. it happened before their game against denver broncos. kobe — a five—time nba champion — died at the age of 41 in a helicopter crash four years ago. he played for the lakers for 20 years and is fourth on the all—time nba scoring list. and that's all the sport for now. staying with a sporting theme. the number of female football teams in england has doubled in seven years, bbc analysis has found. the season after the lionesses won euro 2022 saw the biggest increase. the football association says it will continue working t

yes. >> that is fraser. fraser. hello? yeah um, there's hello?arris could be replaced. i mean, it comes after this week. uh, pretty astonishing report came out saying that essentially, biden has troubles with his memory. um he's denied, which he denies . um, he's with his memory. um he's denied, which he denies. um, he's a with his memory. um he's denied, which he denies . um, he's a sort which he denies. um, he's a sort of a well—meaning old, elderly gentleman who cannot recall facts very well. and this was compounded as well, uh, by some of his recent appearances where he appeared to confuse the president of mexico with the prime minister of egypt. uh, referring to, uh, amlo as as president sisi . uh, he also president sisi. uh, he also claims that he confused. he confused. uh president macron, the current, uh, president of france with francois mitterrand, who's been dead for a very long time. also confused , uh, angela time. also confused, uh, angela merkel with helmut kohl, um, confusing a man and a woman. and again, someone kohl is also long

hello, i'm christian fraser.from public engagements during his treatment.

and fraser the united states.m spiked going to be myers from spiked is going to be here why this case here to discuss why this case has huge implications for has such huge implications for free speech. don't go anywhere . you're listening to gb news radio show . radio show. >> welcome back to free speech nation. >> wikileaks founder julian assange is awaiting a decision on his fate after a two day appeal hearing was held. this week challenging his extradition to us. julian assange could face 17 charges of espionage and one of computer misuse after he published classified us military documents 14 years ago. assange could be sentenced to up to 175 years in jail if convicted. but his lawyers say the authorities in the us are seeking to punish him for exposing the illegal actions of their own government, including torture and killings. the judges who heard the appeal say it will take time to come to a decision and a verdict is not expected until early march, if not later . so here to discuss not later. so here to disc

steward, who drops out of the match day squad entirely. 0llie lawrence returns from injury in place of fraserd ellis genge. to gregor townsend's side along with jamie ritchie and kyle steyn. over their oldest rivals — something they haven't done for almost 130 years. the former barcelona and brazil defender dani alves has been sentenced to four and a half years in prison in spain, after being found guilty of raping a woman in a nightclub in barcelona over a year ago. he had denied the charge. 0ur sports correspondent nesta mcgregor reports. dani alves, one of the most decorated footballers of all time. 126 caps for brazil and the club level, spells with paris saintjermain, juventus and barcelona, where he won six league titles and the champions league three times. but today in a court room in the same city he once represented, he was sentenced to 11.5 years in jail for rape. the encounter took place in the toilets in the vip section of a nightclub. dani alves was arrested in january 2023. at first the ao—year—old denied knowing the woman before changing his story, claiming the sex was consens

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we have jane fraser working on the reorganization of citigroup and her pay package was boosted acrossboard. you are seeing almost every bank ceo get a bump in pay, except for brian moynihan at bank of america. i would say that was a 3% drop compared to last year. roughly in line with the banks revenue, which also dropped. this was their profit, about 3% compared to a year ago. it is very much in line with the banks performance overall. sonali: it is fascinating. you saw the meager bonuses come at a time where there was a worse deal market, but deals have been coming back fast and heavy at the beginning of this year. it is bonus season. how does this sit with employees to watch ceos get paid like this and be given so much less? >> for the bank ceos and anyone getting bonuses, you are getting it now. it is reflective of the month last year. 2023 was a period of muted deals. we have seen an uptick in issuance in m&a and some ipos. that might bode well for what the new year has in store for folks to pay. but you have to continue that momentum through the entire year in order to get the pa

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i am christian fraser, and this is "the context." >> two years ago shortly before dawn, russian troopsed across the border in ukraine. i couldn't believe he could easily bend the will or break the resolve of free people of ukraine >> if ukraine had been admitted into nato, that war would have never happened, because russia wouldn't have dared attack nato. today we have a war. >> the gunfire you can hear is ukrainian troops try to shoot down a suspected russian drone. christian: the u.n. security council meets to discuss ukraine on the people of the second anniversary of the war. this is a live shot of the chamber in new york. the british foreign secretary will speak shortly. we will hear from the polish prident, who hasn't spoken exclusively tissue has spoken exclusively to this program about his concerns for european defense. andrew harding has been observing the war through the eyes of front-line soldiers in eastern ukraine. and we will focus on the meeting in paris this weekend where israel will participate in talks over a possible cease-fire in gaza. a very good evening. a year ago

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. >> hello, i'm christian fraser. this is "the context."sident biden: my national security advisor told me that we are close, not done yet. we hope that by next monday we can have a cease-fire. >> there is a feeling in washington that this is a feeling that this is doable, and it is clear that joe biden want this place before the beginning of ramadan in about 10 days time. >> working so hard on a temporary cease-fire to not only get the hostages out and the fighting paused, but to get that critical humanitarian assistance inco to increase the flow. not enough getting in right now. christian: life in gaza shocking to see even for those who have experienced humanitarian crises. we will hear tonight from a canadian nurse who has just returned from gaza. also on the program, mps have been quizzing the current and former post office boxes about the horizon scandal and the progress or lack thereof in paying compensation. we will get reaction from the posts submaster still waiting. and nato allies reject president macron's idea of sending troops t

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