morgan guy who is going to the bank of israel now and maybe the bank of israel guy stanley fischer is coming to the u.s. it's a big circular mess as i mean absolutely that's possible why are we looking after jamie diamond when his bank received twelve billion dollars bailout in two thousand and eight and then he lost six billion dollars last year would you like to say i think we instead of putting our efforts on edward snowden and who has questioned the prism program. we can look at the jamie dimon all right thank you control room somebody agreeing with me. great. thank you guys for tuning and today if you want to follow us on facebook you can know we're at facebook dot com prime interest we're going to continue this conversation on twitter you can follow bob at english p.r.i. and i am at perry and r t thanks so much for joining. it was a surprisingly normal day on prime interest banks are watching the fed and j.p. morgan slash a.i.g. exact is taking the helm of a central bank uncle sam paid. well that's nothing new there according to sam and tar fraud is getting easier and according

morgan guy who is going to the bank of israel now and maybe the bank of israel guy stanley fischer is coming to the u.s. it's a big circular mess as i mean absolutely that's possible why are we looking after jamie diamond when his bank received twelve billion dollars bailout in two thousand and eight and then he lost six billion dollars last year would you like to say i think we instead of putting our efforts on edward snowden and who has questioned the prism program. we can look at the jamie dimon all right thank you control room somebody in here and explain to me. great. of thank you guys for tuning and today if you want to follow us on facebook you can know we're at facebook dot com slash prime interest we're going to continue this conversation on twitter you can follow bob at english p.r.i. and i am at perry and r t thanks so much for joining. it was a surprisingly normal day on prime interest banks are watching the fed and j.p. morgan slash a.i.g. exact is taking the helm of a central bank uncle sam hates big coins well that's nothing new there according to sam and to our fraud i

to say farewell to the m i mentor a stanley fischer as he leaves the bank of israel next month. hokum the opportunity to basically say don't count out the e.c.v. when it comes to dramatic new monetary measures we call it q.e. envy finally it looks like the u.k. is finally getting tough on market rigging except the target is a thirty three year old former u.b.s. and city being trader and no executives have been named and according to the financial times it might not even matter so the u.s. department of justice has already brought charges against the trader making extradition a largely moot point later we talk about big bangs and their regulatory sway with calmness alexis goldstein and here's what's in your interest. just last week the lower chamber power asked the swaps jurisdiction certainty act they could determine the extent of the c.f.d. sees authority to oversee the global swaps market as the largest component of derivatives trading swaps are mostly over the counter contracts were dealers exchange cash flows of financial instruments including interest rates and securities e

meantime a lack of water could literally be a reason why it's been so hard to dampen the fiery relations between israel and palestine tops in the homes of arab villages in the west bank run dry most of the time they complain israel doesn't satisfy even the minimum daily water needs. as the story. the taps in her home are there more as a sign of hope there's been no water through them for five long months. the municipality does not give us water as these should water it comes through our pipes twice a year early minimum getting an hour's drive north and or did start another day in the office the mayor of the fact settlement has lots on his mind but not a lack of water we have one big water tank with supplies water also to both the arab villages which are on the other side of the security fence but basically they get their water supply from the water tank offer for it more than three hundred thousand palestinians across the west bank are not connected to a water network according to palestinian human rights groups israeli officials say the number is less than half that since the one nine hundred sixty seven occupation all water resources are exclusively in his radio ha

have in a fraud or like we have in the whole of israel unfortunately what happened their money was taken or misused and basically found itself in private bank accounts by the leaders of the palestinian authority despite repeated requests these radio water authority declined to talk to r.t. its website says israel has not only fulfilled its obligations to provide water to palestinians but exceeded them it accuses palestinians of breaching the agreement by drilling unauthorized wells failing to treat a sewerage and of not developing any new water resources. the fact of the matter is that a shortage of water is not a problem for israelis whereas it's a daily struggle for tens of thousands of palestinians something that's a little difficult to swallow. especially for the hundred thousand people living here in the west bank's third biggest palestinian city who rely on this man it's his job to direct what little water there is to a different neighborhood each day we raise the baby two thousand cubic meter of beer a day. it means that we we near seven thousand to give be able to reach seventy to eighty a little better. and twice a year people like

the bank of israel he might be heading to the federal reserve but guess who will be taking his place at the b.o.i. . morgan exaggerated that would be a take up franco second term at the helm of the shekel after spending three with a too big to fail over valving door the trilateral commission member and holder of the rockefeller rockefeller and outage at the university of chicago has some big shoes to fill.

leaves the bank of israel next month. hokum the opportunity to basically say don't count out of that you see when it comes to dramatic new monetary measures we call it q.e. envy finally it looks like the u.k. is finally getting tough on market rigging except the target is a thirty three year old former u.b.s. and city being trader and no executives have been named and according to the financial times it might not even matter so the u.s. department of justice has already brought charges against the trader making extradition a largely moot point later we talk about big bangs and their regulatory sway with columnists alexis goldstein and here's what's in your interest. just last week the lower chamber passed the swaps jurisdiction certainty act they could determine the extent of the c.f.d. seize authority to oversee the global swaps market as the largest component of derivatives trading swaps are mostly over the counter contracts or dealers exchange cash flows of financial instruments including interest rates and securities

in jerusalem a recently to say farewell to the m i t mentor a stanley fischer as he leaves the bank of israel next month. hokum the opportunity to basically say don't count out the e.c.v. when it comes to dramatic new monetary measures we call it q.e. envy finally it looks like the u.k. is finally getting tough on market rigging except the target is a thirty three year old former u.b.s. and city being trader and no executives have been named and according to the financial times it might not even matter so the u.s. department of justice has already brought charges against the trader making extradition a largely moot point later we talk about big bangs and their regulatory sway with calmness alexis goldstein and here's what's in your prime interest.

stanley fischer has a left the bank of israel he might be heading to the federal reserve but guess who will be taking his place at the b.o.i. a j.p. morgan exaggerated that would be take up franco second term at the helm of the second after spending three with a too big to fail over involving door to trilateral commission member and holder of the rockefeller rockefeller and outage here at the university of chicago has some big shoes to fill but don't worry because as vice chairman of a i.g. he was able to secure a hundred eighty three billion dollars from the federal reserve and treasury and now he can simply just print that money himself. and we're sad to see another big coin flop but melbourne has had to hold conversion a bit coins into dollars because of the ongoing investigation by the department of homeland security it seems that there's a major player hayden on the cryptocurrency front however there has yet to been an allegation of fraud and speaking of fraud we'll be talking to convicted boat. kooker as sam antara of crazy eddie fame in just a bit. to finally details of a secret

so let's get started with stanley fischer let's get started he is currently the head of the bank of israel he was once a p.h.d. advisor at m.i.t. he worked at the world bank and the i.m.f. but was not able he was not able to take that position at the am that because of an age restriction that he was too old yes and he actually has a pretty interesting background he was born in zambia. rhodesia and then he spent some of his teenage years in zimbabwe so how appropriate for a central banker who was known to be from. i don't know if that's fair but anyway he has a very great great academic record he was at mit as we talked about many times and there is that mit connection and he was bringing his ph d. supervisor along with some other people and a lot of these people who are influencing or central bank decisions or you know i don't know i think it would be really unusual to have a central banker from another country and then coming to the united states and had our bank but how we got to be the central banker and in israel was extremely and you're saying he moves they are in two thousand and fiv

downplayed the possibility as well as dare we say larry summers and don't count current head of the bank of israel stanley fischer who believing the polls in just a few days finally speaking of the fed is either bernanke in koza job owning and the f o m c the last statement interest rates are up and that means the cost of a mortgage car loan and general collateral repo or anyone sitting on a fixed income does it go way to the bernanke interest rates would not go up until twenty fifteen so no need to worry here. and here's what the near prime interest. the loan debt is the second largest source of household debt sending out a total of one point two trillion dollars to make matters worse subsidize a federal student loan rates are set to double on july first prime interest producer adjusting underhill went to capitol hill and has an update on congress's attempt to address this growing issue. rachel make of a political science major at the university of florida will graduate next year tens of thousands of dollars in debt she. is alarmingly close to her borrowing limit i knew that i would have to take

downplayed the possibility as well as dare we say larry summers and don't count current head of the bank of israel stanley fischer who is leaving the post in just a few days finally speaking of the fed it either bernanke encodes a job owning and the f o m c the last statement interest rates are up and that means the cost of a mortgage car loan and general collateral repo. for anyone sitting on a fixed income desk it going to the bernanke utah as interest rates would not go up until twenty fifteen so no need to worry here. and here is what the near prime interest. the loan debt is the second largest source of household debt sending out a total of one point two trillion dollars to make matters worse subsidize the federal student loan rates are set to double on july first prime interest producer adjusting underhill went to capitol hill and had an update on congress's attempt to address this growing issue. rachel make a political science major at the university of florida will graduate next year tens of thousands of dollars in debt she's alarmingly close to her borrowing limit i knew that i would have

daily fisher house who left the bank of israel he might be heading to the federal reserve but guess who will be taking his place at the b.o.i. a j. p. morgan exaggerated. take up frankel's second term at the helm of the shekel after spending three with the too big to fail over involving door the trilateral commission member and holder of the rockefeller rockefeller and outage here at the university of chicago some big shoes to fill but don't worry because as vice chairman of a i.g. he was able to secure one hundred eighty three billion dollars from the federal reserve and treasurer.

and imagine the possibilities if you had peace of the extraordinary religious sites that suddenly become available from the west bank into israel. the end of political and logistical barriers. to turn tel aviv into a global hub it is potential to these other countries and regions. they are limitless with the rich archaeology will, religious sites, as well as the modern attractions. peace pays, my friends. and israel's vibrant with the men and women of peace come and that is the future that we need to pursue. i have asked you to think about what happens if this succeeds. and also if it fails. the third thing i want to ask you to think about is probably the most important. i want you to do more than just consider the consequences. they added that they will have land swaps for the first time. china, japan, foreign ministers, they raise this issue. they asked him as is the first thing on your mind, and we said yes. it affects all of the recruitment and arguments and radicalism that we face. my many conversations have led me to believe that both prime minister netanyahu and the president can be partners in peace. she shares the visi

increasing and isolated and think of the economic benefits for the average citizen the governor of the bank of israel said it could boost the gdp by as much as 6% and an agreement that resulted in the normalization of relations for the arab world promised by the peace initiative went and the arab league boycott of israeli goods to open huge new markets and bring new foreign investment and imagine the possibilities of the extraordinary array of sites that have become available from jordan through the west bank and into israel. the and of political and logistical barriers to turn televisa into a global home of finance and technology and it is extraordinary and where it is real currently underperforms its potential with other countries in the region there are limits of the historical archaeological sites as well as modern attractions. my friends, quite simply simply, peace pays. and israel's vibrant society and economy scientific and technological achievements, all of them with seven he received the recognition they deserve on the world's stage with the barriers broken down and the ability to move withi

what was happening there were stories at the time that a lot of these pro israel groups are supporting west bank settlements and at the same time they are getting tax exempt status. it's'xo these cues one way or another that hey, this is opposed to the administration's policy priorities and i think it was said specifically to z street that some of the scrutiny was to see whether or not the israel

between palestinians and israelis has become a common occurrence in the occupied lands of the west bank meanwhile inside israel authorities say citizens of any nationality are treated equally arabs back to different saying not enough is being done to economically integrate them and record poverty numbers record poverty numbers rather seem to support their claim artie's policy error reports is really leaders make jerusalem is the undivided capital of israel but try telling that to the city's two hundred eighty thousand arabs and as a man and woman the old rules the law and the jews have everything gardens children go to camps in the summer but we did not have these ngs. this school sports ground is typical of facilities for jewish children but a stone's throw away arab children. spend their afternoons playing here in the street in front of his house in the first a study of its kind the u.n. found that palestinian poverty in jerusalem has risen steadily over the last decade eighty two percent of arab children live in squalor three times as many arab families live below the poverty line compared to the jewish nei

hit a dead end and also called for a swift annexation of territories in the west bank this could cast a shadow on international efforts to bring israel palestine to the negotiating table u.s. secretary of state john kerry is planning his fifth trip to the region to try to bring the two sides together but the war of words means little to scores of suffering palestinians whose homes are constantly being cornered by walls of the concrete horsley reports. the walls might be coming down in the race to the world but here in israel they're going up there's one along the country's border with egypt there's a fifty one kilometer one around gaza there's one in the pipeline next to jordan and the newest frontier is being fortified along the lebanese and syrian borders and then there is the most famous the controversial so-called separation wall that encircles the west bank of course it was the fact that israel is defending itself and preparing itself for possible future attacks towards the borders of israel assessable and also it seems from attacks even closer to home it's not only on the borders but also here inside israel twenty minutes away

the governor of the bank of israel said a peace agreement with the palestinians could boost israel's dp by as much as 6 percent. an agreement with the palestinians that resulted in the normalization of relations with the arab world, promised by the arab peace initiative, would end the arab league boycott of israeli goods, open huge new markets for israel, bring new foreign investment and business opportunities to israel. and imagine the possibilities, if you had peace, of the extraordinary array of religious sites that suddenly become available from jordan through the west bank and into israel. the end of political and logistical barriers could turn tel aviv into a global hub for international finance and technology. and the possibilities for tourism, as i mentioned, are simply extraordinary, an area where israel actually currently underperforms its potential and other countries in the region. they're limitless with a rich collection of historical, archaeological, religious sites, as well as the modern attractions. my friends, quite simply, peace pays. and israel's vibrant society and