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anniversary of the yumakkaipur war in october 197 the event is celebrated and it tries to learn from that war. the security situation on the border of the gaza strip and the west bank is the tops military regime, as in the past. army forces were reinforced along the contact line and police personnel were deployed in city centers. the possibility of misusing yamukipur to carry out operations is very serious. the continuation of palestinian demonstrations on the borders of the gaza strip , as well as the clashes with the zionist army, which has divided the security and military apparatuses. especially the warning assessments about the possibility of escalation of tension and the occurrence of military conflict there is. on the other hand, the west bank in general and the jenin camp in particular have been denied that despite all the actions of the occupying regime , due to the continued wave of palestinian operations and the diversity of their nature, finding a root solution for jenin in the past year and a half has again been it has become a place for deadly operations. most of the operations in the recent period have been from the jenin camp. on the 50th anniversary of the yo

the topic, i dropped out of... russian banks with the largest volume of ruble deposits, this is reported in the materials of the central bank. let me remind you that the bank already left the topng of the year, but returned at the end of february, and now it has again given way to the moscow credit bank. this shift significantly affected the average maximum rate on deposits; its growth reached 1.2% points, almost to 11.5%, which became the maximum ten-day increase for the first time since march twenty. on other topics, now in the western united states there are big problems with the pumpkin harvest, and this directly affects a popular holiday, when the vegetable is especially in demand, the key problem was drought, many farmers had to reduce their acreage, and then other misfortunes were added, to which they themselves the states also had a hand. the point is the economy as a whole, all components of pricing have become more expensive, you know, fuel has become more expensive, but so has the cost of labor, workers in the field, drivers of agricultural machinery and so on, now all this is a big problem for our farmers, we are constantly faced with new challenges, well , japanes

the anniversary of the yumakkipur war that took place in october 1973 and trying to learn from that war, the security situation on the border of the gaza strip and the west bank is at the top of this regime's attention as before. on the anniversary of kippur, hundreds of hastdars have been given to security and military institutions. army forces were reinforced along the contact line and police personnel were deployed in city centers. the possibility of misusing yamukipur to carry out operations is very serious. continuation of al-falsaniyyah demonstrations, the continuation of palestinian demonstrations on the borders of the gaza strip, as well as the conflict it has become a problem with the zionist army, which has changed the military security apparatus. especially the warning assessments about the possibility of escalation of tension and. on the other hand, the west bank in general and the jenin camp in particular have been troubled that despite all the actions of the occupying regime , it is difficult to find a root solution for the security services of this regime due to the continuing wave of palestinian operations and their diversity. in the past year and a half, j

50th anniversary of the yom kippur war that happened in october 1977 and trying to learn from that war, the security situation on the border of the gaza strip and the west bank is at the top of this regime's attention as before. on the anniversary of yom kippur, hundreds of warnings have been given to the security and military institutions. they were reinforced along the line of contact and policemen were stationed in the city centers. the possibility of using yam cure to perform a very serious operation is very serious. the palestinian demonstrations will continue palestinian demonstrations on the borders of the gaza strip, as well as clashes with the zionist army, have become a headache that has disrupted the security and military systems. especially since there are alarming assessments about the possibility of escalation of tension and the occurrence of a military conflict. on the other hand, the west bank in general and the jenin camp in particular have been isolated , and despite all the actions of the occupying regime , it is difficult to find a root solution for the security services of this regime, considering the continuing wave of palestinian operations and thei

speaker, vanessa, vanessa rodriguez is the managing director and the head of community lending and investment at wells fargo bank, one of the top, top lenders and investors in affordable housing in the united states. vanessa manages a team of 170 associates, a nationwide with debt and equity portfolio totaling $24 billion in commitments. her team provides various financial solutions to support community development needs, including debt and equity for neighborhood revitalize nation through tax credit equity for affordable housing and projects like this. she and her team played a key role in financing this development with a construction loan of over $80 million in tax credit equity as well. we are incredibly grateful for the partnership. thank you. please help me welcome vanessa rodriguez. thank you, anne. and thank you so much for inviting me to speak today on behalf of wells. guess i just want to start off with saying that wells believes that everyone should have a quality place to call home affordable housing is a top priority of the bank, and over the last five years we've provided about $21 billion of capital, all for the

now to the latest in the global fight against rising prices from three of the world's top economies. the bankus federal reserve and bank of england are all set to make their latest calls on interest rates this week. first up is japan's central bank on tuesday, followed by the us on wednesday and the uk on thursday. financial markets are on edge. that's not surprising. let's take a quick look. price of all is done quite a bit which is interesting actually because the price of oil is seen as a real inflationary pressure. it has been over $90 of oral following the situation in israel and garzo. so markets are very much on weight and watch mode for these interest rate decision. now, japan is somewhat of an outlier — so far it's kept interest rates low — but prices have started to creep up. joao da silva is in our asia business hub for us. lovely to see you. tell us more about japan- — lovely to see you. tell us more about japan. sally, _ lovely to see you. tell us more about japan. sally, the - lovely to see you. tell us more about japan. sally, the bank i lovely to see you. tell us more about ja

tejarat bank 12 and saderat bank 10 are extremely weak, and now we expect them to be dealt with, god willing. we had zero offers . it was zero, let me tell you the bank on top of that, there is zero capital bank, sometimes, well, the bankers who cooperate in the bank network, some of these banks , who do not cooperate at all, are receiving banking education in relation to the price movement of housing, which you said, well, we have a serious problem in the ministry of roads and urban. in the matter of construction taxes, a 30% discount can be given. in the matter of insurance , there was a good cooperation between the parliament and the ministry of cooperatives . there was a good reduction in the field of social worker insurance and others. dear mr. nowrozi, head of the housing economics office of the ministry of roads and shahrarsi, i am also grateful to our other guests, mrs. marzmand and mr. maliki, and to you , dear viewers, who have followed the economy table until this moment. muhammad parchham goes towards the zionists with the flag ahead of his father. the film muhammad and his father has recently been published in the zionist media. they wrote about t

banks which we talk about now, the community banks which are 10 billion and under which are 97% of the industry and then you got about 115 midcap banks in the nation that are between 10 billion the topth to their fundamentals. after the next couple of days, we will start getting the regional banks which will probably have more pressure on them on income than the bigger banks. lisa: the spread income is a night -- is a nice way of saying they have to pay their depositors so they can't capture the delta for record interest income. how much will this render their business model obsolete and push the division between big and small wider? >> i think the division has a chance to grow. all the new regulation coming, scale is how you pay for it. they say we have to cut expenses to pay for additional regulation. meanwhile, nonbanks don't have this regulation and are competing more efficiently. i like to look at the mortgage market for that one. one of the top five mortgage originators today is a bank and nonbanks make 60% of the mortgages in america. you would think a home mortgage would be the epicenter of banking and banks are fully capable of doing it but they are required to home -- to h

home of the xfinity 10g network. >>> shares of bank of america moving higher after topping profit estimates better than expected net interest income but the company did report realized losses of $131 billion on securities held until maturity in the third quarter and continues to be a talking point from the $106 billion in paper losses in the second quarter. bank of america one of the worst performing bank stocks this year down about 17%. let's talk about all this, joining me fresh off the earnings call is bank of america's chairman and ceo brian moynihan. welcome back, brian. good to see you. >> it's good to be here. thank you for having me. >> so on the quarter, the highlight, 10% rise in profits thanks to net interest income, and net interest margin, and you raise that forecast. how sustainable is this kind of growth? >> oh, it's sustainable because we have 200,000 teammates who go to work every day, and it do great job for our customers and clients. what drive our net interest income is our deposit base the best in the business and you're seeing the stability and growth in the commercial

the commercial banks. it's not this, they are actually are that the customer will want him to sell it. and those national bank, actually the bank to get to the top of it, you went up to the local and i financing, we call it. and so to some of those are the prices, you know, not the credit so. so um, so a lot of them, this is so the way people pull, uh, oh uh, size of the server and the system to the system. so, um, basically that they possibly can, i saw a, uh, and the chinese comedies on like the to pay them all, but they pop it. oh, okay. what does that sound so, so or the restructuring. so on time to what so about that, i want to ask you because you said the word mailout on sean young. the trust that we're talking about recently about 2 weeks ago, signed an agreement with 2 financial firms. there are a link to state owned uh companies. is that a government bailout, the hidden government bailout a partial government bailout. what is it? we don't know yet at the moment, both of both specific trust and also the ccd. try to see the traffic, but. ready we've been trying to attract them back also across company they have pop the shuttle banking system

the commercial banks. it's not this, they are actually are the customer on himself either. and those national bank, actually the shadow bank, true there for the top of you went out to the local and i financing, we call it. and so to solve those are the prices you know, not that credit so. so um, so on that sir. so directly paul, uh paul uh, size of the separately system to. ready the system so um, basically that they possibly can, i saw a, uh, and the chinese comedies and like need to pay them off, but they pop it. oh, okay. what those south and so on the restructuring. so on time to what so about that, i want to ask you because you said the word mailout. um sean young, the trust that were talking about recently about 2 weeks ago, signed an agreement with 2 financial firms that are a link to state owned companies. is that a government bailout, the hidden government bailout a partial government bailout. what is it? we don't know yet, but at the moment both i'm both posted to pick trust. and also the cd trust is he'd be trusted with data we've been trying to contact him back. also across company they have pop the shuttle packing system and create a pa

of their daily video consumption time on the platform. that result actually nudged past netflix for the very first time. third survey was released by the investment bank. >> a topg story of the day as voted by your my instagram poll. visiting the happiest place on earth is now a little pricier. both walt disney world in florida and disneyland in socal have raised prices for the annual park passes. the annual passes at disney world cost almost 10% more now with the most expensive selling for nearly $1500 for the most expensive daily path to disneyland in anaheim increased to $194 per day. parking prices went up at both parks as well. >>> i will post links to the other two stories you voted for on my instagram. >>> the 49ers, george criddle's core three touched on with the niners be jealous of honey. how can we forget. is victory celebration could end up costing him. during the game you might remember the titans lifted up his surgery to show the shirt he was wearing underneath on it. a message we cannot say on air directed at the cowboys. espn reports the nfl is now considering a sign of $11,000. the shirt playing into the rivalry between the two teams. he said i

but the majority of these rockets are still being except to, intercepted by israel's and defense system. and all the while johnny is really forces of rem top raids in the occupied west bank and recent days, pension is very high. what's the latest as well? that's right. yeah. we got into another night here on the occupied westbank was fully expected. we will be seeing more rage by the is rarely ministry in the campaign to arrest suspected members of hamis and, and is really sorry. palestinian government here in the occupied west bank does fall $1350.00 arrests since those initial how much attacks on october, the 7th, a $104.00 palestinians killed, including children and one woman. and that includes 2 palestinians that have died in custody. interestingly, today, the top is ready to come on over here in the occupied west bank of brigadier general abby bruce. he was meeting with set, laid is on the west bank and a he said that we've taken the gloves off in our waterways from us in due day and scenario. that's what israel cools the occupied westbank. and he said, he said that we're going to see more offensive operations to clayton's in his woods terrorist nests, like we saw i

the bank of england, japan, they're not unwinding. the question is none bank statement of coins. despite the very bad winter lester 2022 the top focused on and the footprint was in trillions. i cannot given the demand i've heard this morning this could double, quadruple. so my question is, given the central bank balance sheets there's a lot of assets with very good collateral. the non- bank stable coins also siloing dollar or cities good quality. my person is not about banking stable coins because that is another topic banks will not do stable point but that's a different topic. >> is going to be a lot of non-bank stable coins that want to follow basically the mutual fund money market fund model of zero interest liability. and collect positive interest that's one model as long as they are safer. what you are addressing is the supply of short term liquid assets out there? that is not under my control. they are not buying my claims there bank claims of governments around the world. there is financial stability potential risk for this for this is one concern people have it. you could have a run on that set up. that is of concern

authortiy and the bank's board over the nature conduct authority and the bank's board over the nature of his relationship with convicted sex offenderjeffrey epstein. a reminder of our toplinken is meeting with angevin netanyahu. these are of course the live pictures from gaza. mr blinken reaffirmed america's full support to israel and said... warned that precautions are needed to be taken to avoid harming civilians of every nationality. at least 1300 israelis and more than 1400 palestinians have been killed. another update to bring you before we leave you this hour is that the uk government says it will facilitate commercial flights to the uk for british nationals wanting to leave israel. the first flight is due to depart in tel aviv very soon. that is it for this hour. there is plenty more on the bbc news website. we will leave you windows live from gaza. do stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. a number of places in the north of the uk had their first frost of the season this morning and it is a sign of things to come. some of the coldest weather was found across parts of northern ireland, southern scotland and northern england. lows of minus one or minus two c

you can hear them talking about new space in palo alto, we heard one of the top people out of silicon valley bankorganized around the innovation economy, we will get it right. i just want to make sure it is happening a year from now and not just today. that is what we do all day, for us it is incremental risk. a slightly different kind of risk. this happened years ago where the bank lends to the nonrevenue company. the answer was zero, but we did facebook. we have learned how you can do that. but it's not the risk, it is the venture capital company, partners, the investing companies. it is the whole ecosystem. emily: you have a group investigating ai. what are they up to and what is the next level of finance you think ai can unlock? >> the most important is ai is real. with thousands doing it. top scientists. someone who ran carnegie mellon. it is a living breathing thing. it is going to change and be different types of models, tools and technology. the way to thing about us is every single process, trading, hedging, research, every app and database will be ai. it might be that ai is doing the eq

in the city of janin. the latest fatalities are raid 117 the total number of palestinians killed by troops in the west bank since october the 7th. that is when the regime launched is gaza strip. the top prosecutor of the international criminal court has warned that hindering humanitarian aid to gaza by israel may amount to crime under the court's jurisdiction. kaim khan made the remarks as gaza are grapping the lack of food, water, fuel and medicine due to israel's complete. israely officials claim that those basic needs have been coming in through the rafa crossing. which is the egyptian border with gaza, button says the regime must make discernable efforts urgently, ensure that civilians in gaza receive food and medicine. since 2021, the icc has been investigating israel's war crimes and crimes against humanity in the occupied palestinian territories. israel is not a member of the court, the regime has failed to cooperate with the investigation, rejecting the court's jurisdiction. the iranian president has hailed the countries that voted for un general assembly resolution condemning crimes. says that resolution, despite a car and policy pursued by higemonic powers, is a significant

you don't really know what it all on the empty hundreds of thousands of american troops was sent to the country to bank the south vietnamese on me, and that's on top of that not, but american soldiers limited resistors, most of us like the down entire villages and spread dangerous chemicals and lee by all right, did the americans ever fully acknowledge what they did and on the vietnamese veterans ready to forgive? yeah, yeah. yeah. that's that way. it's too late. but yeah, the as a violence escalates in dogs are the you and condemns, as well as the order for more than a 1000000 northern gods, a residence to flee from their homes to the south within 24 hours. meanwhile, israel slams the one response as a disgrace. that says is rarely troops a mass on the border with guys in preparation for a possible round us all the and in paris places water cannon and to your gas to this 1st pro palestinian protestors who gathered in solidarity with guides. and despite their.

held exactly this line, on the opposite bank of the neva one of the most majestic monuments was erected green belt of glory, unnamed height, twenty-meter pyramid: toppedh a sculpture of a woman and trees symbolizing life. during the siege of leningrad , the front line of defense passed along this bank. for decades search teams found thousands of pieces of equipment on the battlefields. based on them, the battle of leningrad museum named after zenovy kolabanov appeared in the city of vsevolozhsk. this is... a format of living history, each object of the museum is a subject of our national pride, behind each exhibit is the fate of a person, a soldier, a defender of the fatherland, the history of the museum is closely connected with the klim voroshilov tank, the name of the museum is in honor of the legendary tanker zinoviy kolabanov, this is a tank, on in which lieutenant lastochkin fought, he was part of kolabanov’s company at the time of the battle under the troops, this is a fight that. august forty-one, and spoiled when in one battle, and half a company and heavy kv1 tanks, 43 german tanks were destroyed, only 22 enemy tanks were destroyed by kolaba

the bank of england, japan, they're not unwinding. the question is none bank statement of coins. despite the very bad winter lester 2022 the top focused on and the footprint was in trillions. i cannot given the demand i've heard this morning this could double, quadruple. so my question is, given the central bank balance sheets there's a lot of assets with very good collateral. the non- bank stable coins also siloing dollar or cities good quality. my person is not about banking stable coins because that is another topic banks will not do stable point but that's a different topic. >> is going to be a lot of non-bank stable coins that want to follow basically the mutual fund money market fund model of zero interest liability. and collect positive interest that's one model as long as they are safer. what you are addressing is the supply of short term liquid assets out there? that is not under my control. they are not buying my claims there bank claims of governments around the world. there is financial stability potential risk for this for this is one concern people have it. you could have a run on that set up. that is of concern

the size of shopping malls underground i would make of this new legislation by nearly more than seven dozen house lawmakers. eighty-six of them led by congressman jim breaks and banks to bring of the top errors thank you so on the run and will be the toughest iran sections package ever and they say stop the appeasement white house and what you say sergeant. ted: i thank you so too little too late but i know means, we saw the greatest time of peace and hard for our nation during the time and trump was in office. on the many reasons was the economic approach that he had, with our allies and our enemies. iran, no doubt they are shuffling summer between 70 million - $100 million per year, to hamas. and iran is not the only one and you have russia and try to the love to destabilize any of our allies. bias allowing them to have access to money and to sell oil, we're just furthering their proxy war, that we have to fight and everyone of our enemies right now are being funded by organizations like iran. russia, china, were not fighting the directly refining these proxies these nonstate conflicts but it's you know call the state is made here, this is iran is pulling the the strings with the mo

the top five complaint categories. 6% were about scams or frauds. another 6% griping about government. number three on the leaderboard, requests for help with banking, that's 7% of complaints. number two, online purchases, 8% there. and the top complaint category in september, travel. 11% of complaints you sent us were about travel cases going nowhere. we can tell you about one trip where we landed a refund. walt and his wife in sonoma paid an extra $113 for specific seats closer to the front of the plane, including an aisle seat, for a long flight between turkey and sfo. well, at check-in, an agent moved them 25 rows back next to a window, not an aisle. walt expected his money back, but no. so he contacted us. we contacted the airline. it refunded $106. that's close to $113, but not all of it. walt was okay with that. he said he's not going to quibble about $7. if you have a consumer complaint lost in translation, let us know. scan the qr code on your screen to fill out our consumer complaint form online. have a great weekend. >> you, too, chris. >>> 5:26 right now. a bold, violent robbery turns a night dining out upside down. it happened in one of the east bay

bank looks a tttractive to you with the inn -- integration by credit suisse? >> in europe, we have mainly tier-ii traders. that's reflected. when we come to private banking, it is controlled in the top layers ofe situation. ubs generates 60% of the profits. from asia, we are the fastest structure growth area for the private banking sector. we expect the cost synergies and business that ubs to continue relating for the stocks that trades at tangible book. morgan stanley trades at two times the book. we believe it will re-rate to the share of 30 swiss francs. >> i interviewed mr. amoti a couple eof months ago. one decision is to maintain ownership of the swiss domestic bank. do you think that was the right decision in the sense it is going to be revenue added to the combined entity despite the overlays and overlaps with the swiss bank? >> we think it is the right decision. the swiss bank make around 11% return on equity on a consistent basis. as we saw the cs, when they were in trouble, the swiss bank was the market maker performer with the cash flow generator and created stability with the private bank. private banking will be volatile. there will be equity sales and trading. that creates stab

of jane. the latest fatalities raised to 117, the total of number of palestinians killed by israeli troops in the west bank since october the 7th, that's what the regime launched this war on the besieg. the top prosecutor of the... national criminal court has warned that hindering humanitarian aid to gaza by israel may amount to a crime under course jurisdiction. karim khan remarks as palestinians in gaza are grappling with lack food, water, fuel and medicine due to israel's complete bloccade. israel officials claim that those basic needs have been coming in through the rough crossing, which is the egyptian border with gaza. khan says the regime must make desenal efforts to urgently ensure that civilians in gaza re food and medicine. since 2021, the iccc has been investigating israel's war crimes and crimes against humanity in the occupied palestinian territories. israel is not a member of the court. the regime has failed to cooperate with the investigation rejecting the court. jurisdiction: the iranian president has hailed the countries that voted for a un general resolution condemning israeli crimes. brahim rais says the adoption of the resolution despite a caritan policy pursued pigemonic

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the bank head. joumanna, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, julianna. what can i say? this is another quarter of beats for unicredit. they beat on both the topine which came in 4% higher than cons consensus. no price tsurprise they got a b lift in income. unicredit is one of the banks most geared for the higher interest rate environment and operating in. every quarter that i spoken to him this year, i have talked about the lift from net interest income. looking ahead, it feels we are approaching the end of the ecb rate hiking cycle. there is political pressure here in italy as we have spoken about the banks tax. not necessary to reduce the margins, but pass on more of the benefits of higher interest rates on to the banking consumers. i thought when i sat down with the coo an hour ago, one of the questions i wanted to ask is less about this quarter itself, because the quarter had a lot of positives going for it, but what about next year? what did he see happening with the net interest income dynamics and a function of the pressure from the banking imposition? here is what he said. >> when we look at the blended, iia will decline next year. it

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of the detection. the top story is there's our, the us house of representatives has the aspects of public and kevin, with coffee us bank. it follows a motion by an outright function of his own toxic coughing says he will not seek re election. as speaking, teenage at teenage go, is it a co but any relative to supposed to be being attacked by morales? the police authorities deny the claims for the activities say she was assaulted for violating the countries of dress code. so we don't forget, you can always get that dw news on the go, just download the app from google plan from the apple app store. it'll give you access to all of the latest news from around, well, as well as push notifications for any breaking the come back at the top of the hour, chris cobra. how's your business updates in just a moment, including how much would you pay to use the favorite social media platforms without advertising? exploding about on more in just about which is the w. a good day the . let's see, chris live behind the discovery mileage benches and 360 degrees and explore fascinating. both heritage selling d w world heritage 360. now some

of the stocks. the big banks are moving fraction franceally higher. we're seeing the regional banks moving lower. these so-called junk fees, that's what the administration is calling them. how important are they to the topnd the bottom line of the regional banks, again, that we see moving lower right now? >> they're a larger pro e portion of the revenue fees for smaller banks. you have jpmorgan, they collected $1.52 billion in overdraft fees, which is a huge amount. from the bank's perspective, they're saying, hey, look, you're already raising capital levels. they're going back and forth on that. you're already making it harder for us to operate in the regulation markets. that's their -- you know, their main resistance to this. they're saying when is this enough? you guys have to keep pushing us out of these regulated businesses. >> all right. hugh son, cnbc banking reporter. appreciate it. >>> we turn our attention about now to another breaking story we're following this morning, secretary janet yellen speaking on the sidelines of the international monetary funds in marrakesh, morocco, saying treasury does not seen signs of broad spillovers to stabilize the global economy. yellen adding she's watching

the top three sales markets of the belarusian universal commodity exchange and the central bank of turkeyncreased the forecast for annual inflation to 68%. about this and more in the next few minutes on air economic news in alin lopo's studio hello , the eac consumer price index in annual terms amounted to 106.5% last month ec data shows. compared to september last year, it was noted. the increase in prices for paid services is almost 10%. prices for food products during this period increased by 5.4%. almost the same amount for the non-food group. higher than in the eu, price increases were recorded for food products in kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan. the stavropol territory is interested in creating an assembly site for belarusian tractors on its territory, said our ambassador to russia dmitry krutoy. a region where about 10% of agricultural machinery is domestic production. ready to provide the best locations with all the necessary infrastructure and preferences. belarus and stavropol are increasing trade turnover, with plans to reach half a billion dollars by the end of the year. among the

abraham for us in the age of a son, richard g can north of ramallah just north of the occupied with bank as well. that is old. so now in this news half, we'll have much more at the top of the hour with more on the board and gaza. this is the situation as it stands and goes after another night. and morning of heavy bombardment from is right, a forces stay tuned drivel. architecture is coming up next from intimate moments to majors, social change from mans impact on the planet to the impact of mine on himself that he has with depression. and it's really as to give yourself loved the witness award winning films from around an hour, which is the era architecture has always defined the human from the simplest structure to the green box or a value. and is underway led by a new breed of architect that puts people before i talk architects using the tools to restructure this around the end to re define profession the so yeah. hello. so yeah, the small to utilize the employer pay problem if there's a, if they shut that me from us, then i think what is the color? must always good. was it actually look the colors the lemme club shall cool. no, not the clock. pull me up, then sh

of this liberation track is the palestinian people. what what the the type of the steadfastness and the advancement of the resistance of our people in palestine, in west bank, in jerusalem, in in gaza, of course top of them, it's legendary. i tell you, this is very serious. it is a golden opportunity for. everyone to make this caravan of liberation move forward to whatever has been remain shortly remain to the to the to the liberation of palestine. our people in the camps of lebanon, in syria, in jordan, they have seen that it is evident that we can do it and in a closed dire. situation inside gaza of 265 square kilometer with no capability of any life, those people could tried and they were able to confront this barbaric israeli which is undefeitable army used to be today, they penetrated their own, they exploited the security weakness, the intelligence weakness, and they did. thank you very much, sorry to jump in, we're just fresh out of time, khalid khadumi, hamas representative in iran, spoke to us from tehran, thank you and say boss, journalist and political commentator from london, thank you to you both, with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight from ecover taway and the

really know what to go on. empty. hundreds of thousands of american troops was sent to the country to bank the south vietnamese on me and that's on top of that not, but american soldiers limited resistors. most of us like the down entire villages and spread dangerous chemicals. and even lee lead up day bye. all right. did the americans ever fully acknowledge what they did on the vietnamese veterans ready to forgive? yeah, yeah, yeah. that's. that's a ways to go. yeah. the, the national has home lapse. i hopefully for a while by the does, the national law has been based on the balance of our finance of interest to power ways specially this balance of power to be out in the world into 19 nineties. and so it would, there was no a one to balance to the american power, the for a new crowd. great news present is the last russia and ukraine, or ukraine, where and you create us m tires. it is as you know, for the world. it is, i mean, it's proven, you know, scans and was a global warrant terrorist, and now we need a new business project. oh, there's a concert. can you create real pool nato countries? and it helps to destroy the native milita

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by now they rated the town of, of the, in the north of the west bank, where they've closed out in a shop. and they've put that aside on top of it saying that this place kind of supports tara, this is the term that these really forces have used. now, in addition to that, let's talk about what took place in gene in, in the north. the off the west bank with where it was, where the forces have way that the city both those, some of the streets basically ruining the main router of pipe that supplies the refugee camp in jeanine with water and to how the sinews have been killed as a result now that has been confrontations, armed confrontations between palestinian fighters and these really pauses. but we know from the janine, but silvia and they have announced that one of those who have been killed in jeanine belongs to the battalion and is an armed non own and all in different cities in the occupied west bank. we've been reporting that these really forces have arrested several palestinians. the numbers are not clear yet, but one of those who have been arrest that is a journalist, and not only was he arrested, but one of these rea

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might even get a little capital relief, but as it relates to our largest banks, i think the bozell 3 endgame is over the top in terms ofsing our banks to have too much of a capital buffer it will make us uncompetitive. and this affects the economy we need banks to be competitive and sound, which they are. but some of this, you're talking about 20% increases in equity, will find its way back into impacting loan availability and the economy. so i'm hopeful that the fed was serious when they said they'll take comments from the industry, and i'm concerned if they don't. >> you know, quarrels had some concerns, saying liquidity should come from the fed, not capital. "the economist" had an idea basically asking the question what other option do we have in a crisis, especially if the next crisis, if the government is sidelined. >> well, again, we have -- we need to compete. what is happening in the united states, i think we're overcapitalized in the banks from a competitive perspective we need to think about that. and we also need to think that in a capitalistic society, the fed was created to be a last resort, that's our sys

of the house and we don't have one. it's a very dangerous fragile time. my interview with the ceo bank of america brian moynihan coming up at the top of the 8:00 a.m. hour here are his thoughts on the earnings and fed on the road ahead as the economic backdrop weakens and tensions in the middle east rise. in the house ways and means committee jason smith is here with the biden administration prepares a $100 billion foreign aid package for israel and ukraine. you are watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee. ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a ra

normal regional bank in silicon valley thanks to its footprint in the land of invasion, it became the bank of choice for a huge chunk of our nation's startups, including founders and top executives. in the end they were doing anything and everything for these guys, even lending them money using nonpublicly traded stocks as collateral. in more recent years, they went into research and investment banking all for the same time of customers. given their relationship with tech startups, you had a lot of reason to believe their strategy would keep paying off. after all, for many years, it was incredibly successful. the average deposits grew from $20 billion in 2013 to $48 billion in 2018. and then $186 billion in 2023. and their stock caught fire along with the ipo market, skyrocketing to an all-time high of 763 right before the fed declared a war on inflation in 2021. stock plummeted back to $200. higher rates made it higher for startups to get funding and the ipo market shut down so the more mature ones couldn't become public. you don't want to be the banker when the ipo market is frozen. like the analysts that covered this thing, i assume that was baked into the stock pr

you know, the manufacturing sector very much seems you know, in con traction no real evidence of a rebound, again part of the economy, struggling. of. maria: very interesting to see top bankxecutives all in saudi arabia this week you've got ceos of goldman sachs jpmorgan citigroup blackrock in saudi arabia this morning despite concerns over traveling until the middle east, bridgewater founder ray dalio, jane fraser said they are pessimistic, called out global central banks for dead wrong on financial forecasts what do you make of remarks from ceos of the leading banks? >> yeah. i have so many thoughts, are respect to all this therl cheering on fed early in the cycle encouraging them to use their interest rate policies be very passive unwinding balance sheet caused deep inversion a handful of banks went under they are issue beneficiaries of it here well into krieshlg curve disinverting massive losses treasury pofltsdz mortgage-backed securities portfolios no longser so enthusiastic about way fed conducted this they are cheering fed on early, early in the process, so i don't have too much sympathy for them. >> you short banks, i guess they already have been under pressure i

the shrinking of foreign currency reserve and soaring inflation. so key is economy has been on the downward spiral for the past few years. the central bank has reverse present a bunch of top photo ones, mandatory policy of height, interest rates to ease those prices. to bring in revenue. the government is betting big old manufacturing that account for maybe 20 percent of g d p in 2022. so, so the spoke to the faith minister about he started by asking if keith has become an international production hub. after the break of the go with 19 cortez, the possibility of supplying tammy goes cleaning materials and all of the into immediate goods or consumer goods to invest in markets. and the in this way to, to has pro and it says to be hop for the quality it competitive and raising the price of manufacturing products and a supplier and the logistical. what is the competitive edge of 2 key it among the companies as for attempting to attract for an in westman to boost in the corners? what does your competitive patch try to as an open economic and competitive market? the con, i mean, and our laws and all the regulations are equal for domestic and international investors and tre, the