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even large banks and j.p.anks and that exchange i guess elizabeth warren had to come clean because she's been a real adversary to the digital asset industry because it loses control and i guess because the 28 letters came out from the bank that were produced showing the banks directly told or the fdic directly told banks do not do business with crypto companies she had to confess that what they were doing was wrong. cheryl: just to be clear the banks denied this j.p. morgan bank of america they say they're not the practice of d banking. >> there not but there in the practice of taking risk assessment and when they get threats may be subtle from the fcic they scrutinize closer and they tend to invest elsewhere and that's what occurred we're going to have a hearing today with some of the top digital asset firms from coinbase into others and these folks will tell stories as to what is occurred and how damaging it is been to the united states digital asset business, were going to uncover and show that it occurred

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and the bank. >> of. england is widely expected to deliver a quarter point rate cut the. >> third of the. >> cycle, with markets also eyeing a potential downgrade to growth forecasts. join us for an interview with governor. andrew bailey at 1600 gmt. a very good morning to you and welcome to the program. >> we're now. >> about an hour into. >> the european trading session. >> and we're off to a strong start. building on yesterday's gains, the main benchmark. >> stoxx 600. >> yesterday added about 0.5%. and this morning you can see. >> we're up about 8/10. >> of a percent in early trade. >> this follows back. >> to back gains on wall street. so positive momentum on both sides of. the atlantic companies this morning being rewarded. >> properly for delivering. >> earnings beats and strong guidance. >> that's what we're seeing. >> that's the. >> overall theme today. now breaking. >> it down. >> by region. here's a look at the bourses and. >> what we're. >> seeing in european trade. you've got. >> the french m

it's fundamentally interested in the west bank. would you agree with that assessment from the un secretary general? well, i would certainly say that is really government has an open agenda of the next thing, the west bank and gaza. it's a different story, but israel. busy policies as we've seen them are to displace and disrupt pilots in the livelihood everywhere. so, so that is common to both cars on the west bank of israel's defective control of both the territories continue to control over decades and to various degrees and levels is also common. but i think it's true that in many ways the far right, while it has studied sites on recycling, gaza, that seems to be much less possible now that a residence in uh guys that have moved back up north and there's a ceasefire. and trump has kind of a different vision now, and i think what we need to pay attention to is that the west bank is already under defacto acts, asian. i mean, israel already, especially in the last couple of years under finance minister because much rich who has also

slicing, and more than $26000.00 palestinians are forced to flee their homes in the occupied west bank as this really forces intensified. there were so the pressure, somebody in new york where a very rare instrument is about to be auctioned. i'll tell you what is expected to patch. the palestinians and gaza are still fighting for survival across the strip. despite the ceasefire, strong winds heavy rain and folding temperatures are making life even more difficult. among the ruins. authorities and gaza are pleading for temporary shelters cooling the most pressing humanity are in need for palestinians, and during what winter conditions? honey about mood reports from gaza. city their homes destroy, as they have no tens and nowhere to go to stay warm and dry. once the rains and high winds are making an almost unbearable situation, even worse for the hundreds of 1000 people, forced to live and make shift shelters in the gaza strip and ascend despite the treasury. the only thing despite the rain and the very bad weather people are staying under no roof, which means that people are hanging ont

same with central banks, that a run today we will have a bank of england decision just across the road. the expectation unanimously among economists is we will have 25 basis point cut almost fully priced in by markets, and the reason is here in the u.k. the economy is somewhere between the u.s. and euro area. we have got weak growth, but also the pick in inflation. the only member expected to dissent is catherine mann. mann voting for a hold, same a vote split at the november meeting, but if we saw her put in for a cut that would be read as a debit signal. if another voted for a jumbo cut, that would be read as dovish as well. the expectation that there will be a downgrade to the growth forecast and upgrade to the inflation of, and that is going to be based on an outdated market curve, so a tricky communications job for the governor and were bailey. he will either have to push back on market pricing or appeared to be criticizing the chancellor's budget, but embarrassed -- embarrassing the government given that the payroll tax resume abetted to inflation more than the bank of england in

was it makes messages from the bank of england? how have traders been reacting to the decision around the vote? lizzy: mixed signals is how i would summarize this. the decision itself is what we expected. the vote split was not. you actually had two members wanting to do things by half. catherine man to go from the our stock for joining was a shock to many. the markets today live blog, watchers know that catherine man of -- is an activist at heart. markets initially took this as a dovish cut. then we heard guy johnson talking to the governor, asking whether that was the right interpretation. notably, the governors saying that this is not a signal for vote split in itself. notably, where previously they had used the word gradual, they've added the word careful to that. the question now is whether march is going to be a live meeting for a cut? if they are going to speed up passes quarterly cadence of cuts. markets were confused by the signals. first they added to easing bets. then they came back to over to cuts this year. long-term g

the high central bank heaping the high rate central bank keeping the high rate for the last two interest rate for the last two years is easing to a more soon. that was a comfortable soon. that was a big trigger. at the same time comfortable soon. that was a big trigger. l beating me time comfortable soon. that was a big trigger. l beating growthe comfortable soon. that was a big trigger. l beating growth is down. we 77 77 down. we hiaje down. we have seen slowing down. we have seen urban consumption... corporate urban consumption. corporate drink urban consumption... corporate drink in first profits drink in the first half of this fiscal, that was pressure on the putting pressure on the central bank to start the rate easing cycle. the governor has indicated for the next indicated that for the next fiscal they expecting indicated that for the next fiscalthey ease pecting indicated that for the next fiscal they ease pecting and inflation to ease further and for growth rate to be around with the boost coming 6.7%. with the boost coming from the there was fepththifiif—s“ budget there was last

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that, of course, includes the central bank of to them. the only institution that has managed to partially resume activity is the bank of capital. it's local office direct to wait them, how much has sent this time to have customers. but tucker is empty and the only service you can provide is back up locations soon. and that would be, it has to be really, we depend for cash and the central bank of through done which hasn't she opened yet . that's where we obtain the cost to this press to people and it's where we can deposit any amounts that we have. so i think logistical reasons. the government hasn't been able to distribute the new couple seats in working with any until that type of people are continuing to deal in the kind of see that was previously.

system, funding risk for banks. it is that of the four things. asset prices are elevated by many metrics right now. a good part of that is this thing around tech and ai but we look at that. we also look at how resilient the households and businesses and the financial sector are to those things. we look at that mainly from a financial sustainability perspective, and we think there is a lot of resilience out there. banks have higher capital and banks -- in the aggregate, households are in good shape financially these days. that's how we think about that. we look at overall financial conditions, and you can just take equity prices, you have to look at rates, too, at that represent the tightening in conditions with higher rates. overall, financial conditions are probably still accommodative, but it's a mixed bag. reporter: chair powell, cbs news. one question for you, this month's statement notes that unemployment stabilized at a low rate in the labor market is solid. he walked us through what is driving this. i am wond

to partially resume activity is the bank of capital. it's local offices directed to wait them, how much has since this time to have customers. but tucker is empty and the only service you can provide is bank applications soon and that would be, it has to be really, we depend for cash and the central bank of to don, which hasn't you opened yet? that's where we obtain the cost to this press to people and it's where we can deposit any amounts that we have. so i think logistical reasons. the government hasn't been able to distribute the new couple seats in working with any until that type of people are continuing to deal in the kind of see that was previously the commission. how much fun, a da 0 was and the thing to that one. 0, one east is coming up next to don't forget the website because that's more information there. obviously the adults and robots and stay with us. the ukraine. a father front line, a mother and children. can this kind of the see a future when the sky is clear, the site is without and the ukraine escaping the dock with

beliefs on whether a bank.ed at fed. unelected bureaucrats and going after bank customers choosing who can have a bank account and which businesses going out of business and these little bank examiners didn't like the business. we know the government was part of it. we need to find out further whether the banks themselves war part of it and whether the debanking was actually directed by the executive branch of our government. access to the fed and certain new people at the federal division on bank supervision con if i wered by the senate. what we do know is there's inadequate oversight of the bank supervision function at the federal reserve. larry: they were going after conservatives, christians, gun companies, oil companies. just going hog wild. >> hog wild. larry: trump troubles me and we won't solve it today. so many of the board staff and these banking regulations and they all gave and donate money to democrats. over 80% of them and we have to ask yourself you might need legislation at some point down the r

bank of america denied kemény's claim.we're learning there are new laws attempting to have banks intervene in some way for possible senior scam victims. just like this. for example, a florida law allows a bank to delay a transaction and notify the account holder and a listed contact about the reason for that delay. last year, governor newsom rejected a bill that would have something similar placed here. the measure faced some opposition from critics, who worry about people being forced into de facto conservatorships. one of the highest profile murder cases in recent history in bay area history is back in the national spotlight tonight. you watched it right here on dateline nbc. they profiled the murder of cashapp fnder bob lee. well, today, the man convicted of killing lee was a no show in court for a sentencing date hearing. nima momeni was found guilty of second degree murder in december. prosecutors argue that momeni stabbed lee after an argument about momeni sister, issa. momeni was supposed to be in court to hear what

morgan chase of what's being called the do banking of conservative customers but the big banks are denyings and there is no political bias, what is the goal of this meeting for this hearing. we gotta get the facts out there i've heard this from constituents in ohio especially in the oil and gas industry. the ammunition business, i've heard this over and over again from the crypto world, these banks, this is what they're doing we approve really secret plan punishments coming to them. we don't want it to get there. my view to every banker after is do the right thing, do not force washington, d.c. to correct your bad behavior, it'll be really bad for you and your shareholders and i suspect it probably is over the last four years we've seen the weaponization of government and also working to put into that right away. cheryl: if you look at the examples of some groups and organizations they have been debate, melania trump was one of them, she wrote about in her memoir that this happened to her in the national committee for religious freedom they were dipping three weeks after opening an account

and that this is really not what has been happening in the west bank., israel really needs to change its strategy. anchor: here in the studio with me is a republican congressman from ohio. we have been discussing those plans. is that an idea that you are comfortable with? >> they are not really plans. we have to really go to what it means and where we started from. the president is looking to the fact that gaza needs to go into a transition of peace. they are sworn terrorist groups and organizations. sworn for the destruction of israel. they have perpetrated the continued attacks upon a zero. as the president looks at this, we have to have peace in the region. he is concerned about whether or not this area can continue. anchor: it does seem like a plan. you have the israeli defense minister talking about moving palestinians out. they are expressing concern that this is forced expulsion. trump has stood on the podium with the israeli prime minister. this feels like a plan. how is it not? >> he has certainly stated there is no plan. nobody and build a pla

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bank is part of it. that is how pulsed and he has viewed. and that is how they're living. at hundreds of new roadblocks have been erected in the occupied west back dice, texting dot, saying that a territory and making it almost impossible to travel from one place to another. and the force displacement engineering and include cutting replicates in tactics and impacts or what, hello, simians have seen their brothers and sisters and gaza in your for many, many months. so there is that feeling that this is one war really waged in stages and in the west back. it's not waged in in, on the west bank in its entirety. but there are many dogs of, if you will, janine 1st dental cut it, but perhaps we will see more of the invasion and more incursions into the, the refugee camps of nablus. that is what palestinians are reading. i saw i had an alger 0 time. how much fun in this, within the city of one of the any. and i will be explaining why people here are dealing in a couple of seat of the government commission. wha

particularly the northern west bank in the southern west bank. hebron in nablus, those 2 areas are so rich with religious significance for the settler movements, and which really represents the future of zionism in the future of israeli leadership. the israel can't afford to let that go. yeah, i cannot afford to actually find the honest indian state to take root. yeah, we're coming to them. but of course the corrupt palestinian authority then will kind of be neutralize. if that actually will happen. and i'm egypt enjoyed measured se refusing point blank, any of the despite no doubt threats from trump to go along with the trump agenda. but then so we can say that that was successive raising. regimes in your country have helped thomas basically because the bible blinking regime is we saw when the prisoners were sent to back to israel to the october 7th prisoners. mazda has never been stronger and admission from the outgoing blinking state department. and if the west bank goes, because trump is given the go ahead to destroy it. basically these are the greatest recruiting surgeons for pal

west bank, incomplete on unofficial. and they, you know, they, they, what they see like, oh, is the possibility of ending ending even the most possibility of do space solution? well, for further stable 1st thing in stages and expanding is that to the, to the gaza and the west bank, you know, at least alike smith and, you know, and some of the cool, the fall line doesn't even hi, this is, this is a funding is a piece of heart that this is the, that those are the intentions. think if it continues like this and watch the show me the last week for washing go, is the project story. certainly this is the case and i think that's why i didn't the list that i don't think there is no community sugary rejected outside because a, it's so just committing won't crimes on on it. my says yes and leave the driving by the students of the i to says that the we nation, which is insurance. and so many us if you it, it was an issue. let them in and human lifestyle, invention and best executive. you know, the closer real a, still a head on alp

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riley's, they turning their attention to the west bank to deal with the west bank? yes, yes, of course. this is the policy um, this is an update to its even uh, so what the timing get for you. they handle a plan for that. then you know, to the, one of the houses to kill the opportunity to establish that. but as the united states, encouraging people to leave the west bank and gaza and also even a and so much richard. and he said that 2025, it's going to be the year off. the is ryan in westbank. so there's a, a plan for that as talk to we, the, we can exhibit a scene in authority. as a mention. i also thought getting the ace is every g times. and there's a few years uh, within the is there any military gould on days by any means that's of the fiji times might be a mother that me expand outside in different area and was bad. so actually the doing these policies, but i come up again with that there's not even a bill we come up to it. you know, there's also domestic policies within days that a government, there's a domestic game between them at the right time. yeah. and

is world has a biblical right to the west bank. yeah, certainly these are the statements that we've seen coming out of members of this administration. again, it's nothing new. we've also seen that with past administrations in terms of never really wanting to address um you know, the reality on the ground which is in apartheid system that has been in place for many decades. the slow ethnic cleansing, that is now accelerating at a very dangerous pace. and of course, there can only be a political solution here. and one in which there simply is no political will coming out of the united states. and certainly not within these really leadership. and as a result, of course, palestinians are, you know, forced into a situation in which they're hoping for some application of international law standards that we've seen in terms of many of the recent rulings not only the i c j decision on genocide but a significantly the i c j a ruling on the occupation that came last summer. abdulla alada out of georgetown university here in colorado. thank y

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regulations that gets small, medium banks lending again to main street. and we'll bring manufacturing home again. so, i think that we had a economy that has been supported by the government. we are going to slowly, to of torque back to private. the reasons under biden administration you have not gotten real wage growth, government jobs don't give real wage growth, because, they increase with the inflation level. >> this is basically you want to reprivatize, you want more business investment. that creates jobs, and higher wages, now that is point of trump tax cuts back 8 years ago, in. the thing that drives me crazy, i hate to revisit this but this cbo stuff, and something 134 some weird things our republican friends, the trump tax cuts did not produce growth, yes, they did, they did not raise wages, there yes, they did. hang on, didn't raise revenues? yes, they did. why are people panicking on capitol hill, why do i hear 5 year extensions, president has not said it why do we hear that tax cuts blow a hole in the budget deficit? i s tax hikes would. >> if

of course, the bank of england rate tends to impact easy—access savings.ngs rate. 0f of course we will bring you the rate decision as soon interest rate decision as soon it happens on midday on bbc at a school in sheffield have urged anyone carrying knives to imagine the devastation they can cause. harvey willgoose died after being stabbed twice in the chest at his school on monday. to go through the same pain. he shouted downstairs, "i'm going to school, mum, are you proud of me?" and i went, "yeah." "i love you." brilliant. my best pal. he... and he wasjust... their grief is raw. but how this family wanted to talk about their devastation at losing him. it's getting us through this horrific time. iam. tributes to harvey have been widespread. flowers left at the sheffield united ground. he was a keen fan. to read the messages. harvey's parents have met up with some of his friends. they're finding strength in being together. helped a lot because, like, we can all speak as a group, and when you're by yourself, that's _ when it hits you. when we're together,

but those palestinians remain in the occupied west bank. yeah, i mean there's a conflict, some of the same that the, that they have been doing with it. we've got some of the keep pushing them to move from one place to the other. but they keep them within this, this the situation which either they die or they have to accept of the has to leave the place. it seems that this is the wrong thing. and then also my trump is so i don't see how they can get rid of this situation that this sort of suicide is desperate because they know what's happening in augusta. and they know that this going to happen again in the, in the west bank who is behind this, is this a net yahoo push is this a far right push or those 2, or is it just one in the same? everybody's on the same page on this. i would like to say that there are different and for the types of things that i'm perspective about that, i mean everybody want, if you knew, so i went to it. when did they did the threats that the, how much every percent of not everybody wants the to stay. so there's enou

it would be a very big surprise if the bank of england didn't.t meeting. to vote for a cut today, i think. as we've explained, the uk economy is in a difficult spot. yes. which has been very flat over the last few months — more importantly, core inflation, that's much higher. this kind of dilemma — do they support growth or do they keep interest rates high because of inflation still being high? their willingness to support growth despite but the outlook is far from clear. a big factor and a big learning by doing, the bank of england. can to boost growth. what is your outlook beyond april for our economy, of future rate cuts? relatively slow growth. we don't think a recession is our base case. but, you know, the chancellor does have an issue where the fiscal headroom that she had announced interest rates — market interest rates, so there's less tax revenue. so she will be under pressure to at least she's very clear — the chances are very and i think for the economy as a whole, that kind of fiscal i know economists are often guilty of that. you kno

to partially resume activity is the bank of capital. it's local office direct to wait them, how much hudson is trying to help customers. but tucker is empty and the only service you can provide is back up locations that soon. and that would be, it has to be really we depend for cash and the central bank of to don, which hasn't she opened yet. that's where we obtain the cost to this press to people and it's where we can deposit any amounts that we have. so i think logistical reasons. the government hasn't been able to distribute the new couple seats in working with any until that type of people are continuing to deal in the kind of see that was previously the commission. how much fun, a da 0 was, and the thing to that they are in newton's climate monitor says last month was the whole just january on reco. despite hoops that cooling season pots with weld, my ease, the heat, the ocean has become a refuge for people in rich janera web scorching summit. temperatures are pushing 40 degrees celsius. locals have been gathering at rears beach is

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bank, syria, lebanon, iraq and reaching saudi arabia. this impending and looming annexation is a big threat and enabled by the settlers and unleashing of the settlers. day in and day out. the settler activities, the increasing annexation, being vocal about annexation, our laborers have not had work for the last 15 months. we have 250,000 that used to work in israel. they cannot access israel or a penny in their pockets. and all of this compounds the problem on the west bank let alone what is happening in east jerusalem. the problem with the prisoners. the palestinian prisoners detained in israeli detention camps has doubled. so no matter how you look at it, it is quite problematic. but we count on international law. we count on our rights because i cannot be reprimanded when asking about my rights. international law and the i.c.j. ruling and its approval at the u.n. says this is an illegal occupation that needs to be dismantled in a year's time. it may not, but we need to see steps towards going forward. this is the responsibility that s