is the one country that has not yet adopted as the basel -- what is referred to as the basel three endgame do the u.s. proposed rules require? cutting to the bottom line, the federal reserve estimates that the capital levels of the banks subject to this rule would increase by about 16%. trade associations estimate 20%. both of those are averages. so, inevitably there will be banks with more than that 16% or 20%. so, it is a really big deal, that type of capital increase. matt: i wonder about the people involved in this decision, rodgin. last year i heard that jamie dimon was warning other bank ceos not to talk to michael about -- michael barr, but others on the board. barons of the wall street journal, mark gruenberg, staying on as an important decider of which capital rules go into action. who are the most important people we should be watching? rodgin: the effort is being led by the federal reserve. they are going to want to get the other two government agencies, the prudential bank regulators, involved. the fbi see and the occ -- fbi see and occ -- fdic and occ. jamie dimon bus efforts

powell: the basel iii rules are not directly related. they are not the thing that is directly related to silicon valley bank. they are a longer run thing. and i would just say that we put them out for comment. we got the comments. anybody's free to go read the comments. my view is that it will be appropriate to make material and broad changes to that before we finalize it. in terms of -- i didn't -- senator warren: broad changes to strengthen the rules? chair powell: material and broad changes. we are talking about what that will mean in the end. i did not say that we would withdraw the rule. i said there is a concept reproposal. i said, we hadn't made a decision on that. if that turns out to be appropriate, in the view of the board of governors, that's something we would look at doing. senator warren: everything you said a year about supporting the vice chair, who is responsible for writing these rules -- chair powell: you and i had a long -- if you read it again. senator warren: i have. chair powell: you will see i am doing exactly wha

basel. referring to the self-confidence that has increased among the muslim community and the arab community , we may have different factors in our minds, but i want to ask you what is the most important reason for this increase in self- confidence. your opinion is the cause of trust between al-shabaab it is true that it is the reason for the trust in oil among the youth, which has resulted in very beautiful results that today in confronting the occupation. victory will surely happen. this is about me, but among the rest of the young people who grew up in this environment and in these events, and we talked about them, most of these generations who are 20 or 30 years old, experienced the tammuz war , experienced various intifadas, and experienced failures. what the invaders suffered after the stormy operation up to this moment has caused this high self-confidence. thank you very much for the two guests of the world program today, who are from syria and from you came to lebanon and you are als

experiments with test persons changing one variable each time the being positive project ignoring basel with are you interested in the role type by lights with tax that you like to also was official liked, especially in the things i often ministration stuff. once the test subjects, the researchers record their brain activity within each and identify and evaluate their sweet stages. the large and slow waves depicted deep sleep phase, which is a central for restorative sleep. but which specific factors make sleep restorative? that's what christina room wants to find out. now that as best for you to manage, i'd say that so many people that you liked, especially them not true daylight outside i is one of the most underestimated fox, who is when it comes to a good night sleep, i want them to me. so we want to know how much they like you need for it to have a significant positive effect on sleeve it sick to introduce them off officers off to hobble as well. so now we don't know the cost in our, in the morning is enough. or as an hour is better than design is a case of the more the best email

she began researching sleep at the university of basel. uh, there's not that's a huge thing. can i do love to sleep myself and i usually sleep very well unless i have to work in the sleep thoughts with me. so what? in the sleep lab, christina, blue, my head or colleagues study people who suffer from sleep disorders. this involves measuring their brain activity while they're sleeping, the live, you know, just even reach the voice we might be on teach us, but that doesn't mean nothing is happening cuz he doesn't get quite the opposite. and there's lots going on in the brain in the body when we sleep, the smell office bonds. and here, for example, we know that metabolic products that will build up in the central napa system during the day of flushed out at night. so how can i know that those sorts of cleansing apparently is enough? obviously, some image on the screen is by this little guy and even put says that it is an off the top. and we know the telling you right. and the level tracers of the memories from during the day a transfer to long term memory types where they can be

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every single was sabotaged by government and his regime to basel the the know some of them on down the if you, if we really as a final crossroads don't that there was now what we believe to be a last chance. and i want to give peace a chance as much as possible doing the shots that the piece supposed to you. but obviously that's not because of weakness. and we're not always going to be patient like this wishing piece once. i also had done that be the 25th of us because of the 2. does that mean that you are still prepared as agreed to meet paulk again? it is it to show the cause on the home phone to where it is. i mean, i always said that i never meet the m $23.00 a month. i'm sure that the because as i said, it's empty show as it shows a select this fabricate to, to justify the aggression against my country. on top of the d. c was just the amount is just the feel august i see on the content won't be that i am busy make on here. lead to the real address. the real criminal is pull coming up and i want to meet him not to beg him or to negotiate and a thing with him for the long. it's to a

i think the importance of basel three being re-proposed, i think slicing it and dicing it and trying to figure out how to make some changes and put it back on the market, i think that is probably the wrong strategy and approach. it would be much better to have a full proposal allowing people to have another window of opportunity to actually have input in the process of the changes. frankly, basel three, fed, you, chairman powell, have made a prudent decision to take another look at the proposal. that is a prudent decision. i think a better approach is to actually put it on the market for comments so that more people have a better engagement in this process. anything other than that i think is nibbling around the edges and will not produce the type of product that is in america's best interest. thoughts? >> like you very much, senator scott. we are really focused right now on substance. we had a lot of deep and thoughtful comments on the proposal. we're trying to work our way through that substance now, reach agreement across the agencies and with my board on the substance. after we a

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basel.you think that the zionist regime, which declared that its goal is the complete destruction of the saga? why is he now carrying out such assassinations that he was able to target a number of hamas commanders and what is his goal ? they sacrificed their lives for this just issue of palestine, and for the palestinian nation, in fact , almost a year has passed since the storm of al-aqsa, and also these cruel attacks against the palestinian nation , if there is resistance, they bravely manage the field of conflict with the zionist enemy. today, israel and to be more precise, the zionist regime has been unable to achieve any goal in the qadha area. he could not achieve it, except for the crime against the innocent people of the food belt and we have seen many pictures of these brutal crimes committed against children, women, the elderly, the elderly and women, and he is also trying to create some victories , although that these victories that he is trying to achieve and achieve in fact. the

basel three, we've been clear that we thought it was excessive.ell thought through and i would like to know what the endgame is, what are they trying to a compass with private credit ? 80% of money let the system and the government is having a bailout system for companies because banks don't have the ability to provide liquidity and top markets? they are looking at it. i trust jay powell to look at and analyze what they need to do. it may end up in a lawsuit or something like that. the amazing thing is that the endgame in america is 30% more capital than a european bank. why are we arguing about international deals when we don't do them? the regulator should ask the question, what do you want? how do you want the system to work? do you want public or private credit? just dictate it. if you don't want levers lending, just dictate it. we are guardians of the financial system. we bank and 100 competent -- countries and we are underground in 60 countries. we support middle-market companies, do they want that or not? francine: do they know are they sti

people laid flowers at the cemetery in basel and listened to war songs.f the russian embassy held a flower-laying ceremony soviet war memorial. along the way , a car rally dedicated to victory day and several thematic concerts were organized in british cities. in the capital of words. russia, azerbaijan, kazakhstan, china. more than 500 people gathered for the immortal regiment rally in the capital of serbia. for the sake of a column with russian flags, st. george ribbons and portraits of participants in the great patriotic war, they even blocked one of the central streets of belgrade. the procession itself began with a small concert at which children sang songs from the war years. and on the african continent in koddevoire, the immortal regiment event took place for the first time in history. united russians, belarusians, ukrainians, moldovans, and uzbeks. they were also joined by the french, whose relatives were participants in the resistance movement during world war ii. victory day. today vladimir putin held a number of bilateral meetings with foreign

so they want to and this is something that the basel committee nothing to do with eu, the basel committeebut the eu aren't going to do it. the us aren't going to do it. the us aren't going to do it. the us aren't going to do it. so i don't think the uk should be an outlier in putting much tighter credit conditions on small businesses. that's another thing we highlight in our business report today. >> david carrick keep fighting unless we want some real change. okay, now the what? the farage moment today. there's a couple actually. one is that the astrazeneca the oxford astrazeneca the oxford astrazeneca covid vaccine is now being withdrawn worldwide. now of course, this was hailed by bons of course, this was hailed by boris johnson, the pm at the time, as a triumph for british science. and i don't doubt for a moment that everybody was genuinely trying to do their best. what really, really hacks me off is we've known that this vaccine and others causes some very serious side effects, even deaths in some people. it has been the complete denial of that. the fact that nobody has been held to

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netherlands, the immortal regiment came to the soviet field glory in the city of leusden, and this is baselrland, a solemn ceremony at the hoernli cemetery, four red army soldiers are buried here. italy, milan, maggiora cemetery, the immortal regiment and the immortal brigade of garibalde marched to the soviet and italian monument. on may 9 there is a concert in honor of victory day. every year the immortal regiment movement expands the geography of its actions. this, for example, is footage from jakarta, indonesia. and this is from cote devoir, the city of abidjan. turkey, antalya, immortal regiment, schoolchildren release doves of peace. iceland for funeral service at the nadezhda monument, dedicated to the sailors of the polar convoys, proteer timofey zolotusky talks about his grandfather and grandmother, who studied together at the same medical institute, and then the war scattered them. we believe that it was god’s providence, they met at the front, here we are here on icelandic soil, me and my sons. thanks to their victory. in kazakhstan, victory day is celebrated magnificently throug

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now all sorts he's in the hawk of regional reporting, a fist basel between russian and ju crating and troops with slicing, spilling into the border area with rushes belgrade region onto correspondence div sweeney. has the details we heard last night that there was a shedding of the call called a region, very intent shedding a strikes and according to the ukraine, you know, soldiers at least 25 buildings have called far they've been very body damage. we have to say that this is on verified. at this stage there's been a lot of footage started circulating on social media now that being the number of ukrainian drones that have been taken down. we don't have any official information from the russian defense ministry yet. and we've also seen on a game on very slide footage of a bridge in cocoa region that has been destroyed. now, the local authorities have, they've spoken previously about a russian offensive of game. we don't have any information on not staying in the, in the culture of region, a game where there has been intense fighting. we know that the russian on forces have taken contr

going to wrap up with special coverage here from this special stand up location with the kremlin some basel cathedral and the red square behind me as well, from all of us, all the international. thank you for joining us of the day 2024. and we look forward to seeing you soon. victory day, a day of immense celebration, but also reflection. knowing that triumphs came as such a colossal cost. 1418 days of a titanic struggle between good and evil light and darkness and a fight in which so many surrendered their lives so that others could live in freedom. and on this momentous occasion, technology is allowing us of virtual brands into the past. so that's a day on the 9th of may 2024. we can send them all the way back into 1945. and the final days of the war when the soviet people from victory to the world, although a, an immense price for that privilege. on the 1st of may 79 years ago, the soviet victory banner was raised over the reichstag signaling the end of nazi germany. by then, berlin was barely recognizable. once the beating hearts of the 3rd ranks of painful years of war had left it as s

front lines of the ukraine conflicts, not also, it stays in the hawk of region ever reporting a fixed basel between russian and do crating and troops with sizing spilling into the bowed area with the rushes belgrade wage and with us costs live. to see correspondence, dave sweeney who's in the don't. yes. republic for more now steve. good to see. you well know, can you tell us about the latest situation as well? yes. uh nikki, we heard last night that was uh, shedding of the car of uh, a region. very intent shedding uh, strikes and according to the crating, you know, swords is at least 25 buildings have called far they've been very by the damage. we have to say that this is and verified the site just being a little fatigue started circulating on social media. now that have been a number of ukrainian drugs that have been taken down. we don't have any official information from the russian defense ministry yet. but as you've said, we've seen a lot oh and the ukranian forces have said that there's now some fairly intense fighting across the border area with rushes, a belgrade region. we've also

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extend on leslie's point, what they really said was look, we're looking for a few clarifications on basel test coming up in june now that journal report from yesterday indicated that basel iii endgame will likely not be final until the end of the year and jpmorgan being conservative i don't think they're going to, you know, really accelerate buybacks until we hear a little bit more. with that said, i think we'll get more clarity in june on what that stress capital buffer will be, and i would like to hear what that ramp will look like in the second half of the year. to your point, you know, they haven't changed much in terms of their medium term targets and the stock is near all-time highs, so i think for a long only investors to get nor excited about the stock, we need to hear how they will distribute this embarrassment of riches in terms of excess capital. >> beyond that, are there still questions about the outlook for net interest income, given the changing rate environment and outlook by the day >> look, at the end of the day, i think of all the money center banks, jpmorgan is best pos

i have a real concern the basel requirements will significantly constrain the capacity of banks to offer central clearing. proposal actively penalizing that activity. how do you reconcile this contradiction? >> thank you, congressman. that is one of the key issues in the report. clearing that are derivatives during the 2008 financial crisis and it's been a focus of attention in the capital accord. we have received a lot of comments on this issue and i acknowledge the points you are raising it is still a work in progress. we are taking careful attention to all of the comments we have received in regards to this. we are taking it very seriously i agree with you that it is an important way that we reduce risk in this essential system and we have received comments on the derivatives in a number of areas of the proposal, and we are taking this quite seriously. >> i believe your agencies have a responsibility to ensure that the bank capital standards do not unnecessarily discourage central clearing market participants on the clearing side and end user side of warning what's to come. i urge a c

tomorrow, you also have some more bank regulators on the hill talking about the potential rollback on basel. >>> let's get to post 9 and the judge. >>> carl, thanks so much. welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner. front and center this hour, stocks in search of new highs. another key inflation read hitting the tape today. the investment committee with me and, of course, they are making plenty of moves in the market. we will document all of those. joining me josh brown, amy raskin, sarat sethi and jim lebenthal. moving around, the dow is a touch negative. we need about 30 points or so for the new record high. 5254 is the nem to keep your eye on and we'll get to the markets. we do want to get to a number of moves we have today because we're pretty active in the investment committee. amy raskin, i start with you. you sold nike. >> yep. >> seems to me from the notes here you had it. >> we trimmed half our position, we spoke about a couple months ago, but we're done. the company is just not executing as well as it should. the brand is still great. we could come back to it at some poi

the office of ocean polar therapist basel ivey form of a permitting u.s. post a new national ocean, and antarctic. as you know prior to russians the legalization of ukraine u.s. collaborate with russia on arctic climate research the however, soon after the invasion that collaboration stopped. says at the putin's were has continued to rage on with tens of thousands of innocent ukrainians have been killed, thousands of ukraine and shall have been abducted, millions of have become refugees and included brutal human rights abuses it should remain a policy the united states without collaborate with russia on any research and arctic into putin in the door in ukraine? >> senator, i agree with that, just. >> great, thank you. rush isn't the only adversary. we have to worry about in the arctic. the prc as a self-proclaimed near arctic state. has expanded its presence there as well. for decades russia has actively exclude the prc and other non-arctic countries from playing a role in its backyard. however, since russia's illegal invasion of ukraine and putin's no lim

ready is real in basel, it is one of these pop ups, but i think we are deeper issues that are going to be discussed as well. and i think 2 or 3 interlocking issues, the 1st is the future of the dog. and in particular, dollar gemini, is we've seen that the dollar of the global financial system controlled by the united states has been whether or not as in many countries around the world really seem to you need to transition to a system that is safer and impervious to this kind of what i'm saying, i think the 2nd big issue is the transition as the energy transition to a more sustainable future. we know that many of the countries in the middle east in west asia rely on fossil fuels as a cornerstone of their economy. and the transitions to a newer. ready world is very important and i think finally, which is really part of this is regional and global uh, security issues uh that i find a customer for holding deposit indivisible security where every country. well, oh, that's russia. whether that's how this started. uh whether that's all the parts of the world have. the legitimate and security

in 1897, in basel switzerland when hartsell gathered to a delegates for the first finest world congresse believe only jewsly attended the congress and they are mainly right. but they're not entirely right. since this is a sign his coalition you may know that theater hartsell also invited ten christian observers to the first zionist congress. he was not on one of the influential figures in history having ignited this zionist movement, is also a dear friend of christians, christians of the evangelical type. in fact, it was hurtful himself the probably first used the term christian zionists and used it to describe the commitment to israel exhibited by two of his christian friends. the first was reverend william heckler, a minister with the british embassy in vienna. heckler became fasted with the influential work of the jewish state. he immediately became one of his most zealous followers can one of her kills most influential global advocates. a loyal disciple of the teaching which is ironic because hartsell was secular and personal comments on this in his director you said his friend heck

the fdic would like to make some minor changes on the basel three issue. the fed seems to be a little more open to pre-proposal. you will see congress push on this issue. there have been some interesting hearings were you've seen some bipartisan concern with the proposal and the request for re-proposal. i think this will continue to play out over the rest of the year. lisa: do you think we will see anything substantial when it comes to this ahead of the election? >> if i had to armchair and look at this issue as the likelihood of the time we have in washington, i think it's unlikely. i think it's very possible that we see reproposal. i know many folks downtown and those on the hill are constantly working to see that happen. annmarie: i know you focus on policy and one of the biggest policy fights will be taxes in terms of the financial umbrella. what are you expecting in terms of the extension of the trump you're a tax cuts? at what level do you think they get extended? >> no matter who is president next year, you are right, there are number of provisions