and the recently devastated city chose switzerland's biggest bank, c. b. s and credit suisse are and talks to merch, as they can take it in their recent banking collapse, and the u. s. spreads internationally also ahead. i didn't see any issue with saudi arabia, says the path is clear to restore bilateral ties with their raw.

finally, he got his story out and guess what was moreland, the general showed him, sued him, and c. b. s. did a 90 minute 60 minute segment on the falsification of evidence yet on vietnam. and guess who i guess who one was moment withdraw from the suit because people coming out of the woodwork saying yeah, sierra had because to say it right. we were repressed by we're spoil and we were in the army. we couldn't, we couldn't resist, we needed to get promoted. sam did the right thing, so the whole thing, you know, read down to sam's benefit. unfortunately, sam died early fifties at 53 years old from an unexpected heart attack. i suspect that the whole thing was wearing on him, and he was unable to enjoy basking in the glory of what he actually did. and i and everybody. so those that beards return thanks ray mcgovern for joining us . that's all we have for you today. and john kerry, aka, and this has been the whistleblowers. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 ah ah the claims of the king of the belgians leopold the 2nd to the congo were finally authorized by the leading european countries in 1885. in the very

and that left the buyout solution one c b s. acquires credit suisse. it will have access to more than 5 trillion dollars in assets. well, chris grabber kit is a bank leadership expert. he explains what the major means for swiss and international customers. obviously, uvs credit suisse. they have investment banking arms across the world, wealth management for ultra reach individuals across the world asset management across the world. so in those areas, there isn't a monopoly because there are other banks like goldman sachs, morgan stanley, barclays, hsbc. certainly for the swiss. there is an issue about, you know, there will be one major bank on the high street that said switzerland has a significant number of smaller local banks. do provide, perhaps much more than many other countries, a significant local service. so for your average swiss person who wants a current account just to keep their personal finances running there well covered in the high street, but for customers that want to take on more banking services around asset management, potential i

do you think that today's events might factor into the c b s considerations for tomorrow? stephanie, i don't, i don't think the easy be wants to give impression there. panicking and responding to the latest news and by the minute making decisions about where to put interest rates. so i think they want to convey sort of a sense of greatest ability that and thought about how they're going to approach interest rates. that being said, there's going to be tremendous pressure on them now on the e. c. b and on the fed who are both making decisions as weak about in straits to not continue with these big increases and interest rates. because the has to be some losses involved in that. basically, anyone who's sitting on bonds, a bond portfolio, or a loan portfolio like banks or is going to have to take losses as a result of these increases. so the banking industry is screaming out for the central banks not to continue with these increases the central banks, on the other hand, have to still fight inflation. and the only way they can do that is by continuing increase interest rates. s

although wall c, b s. news later, pull back on by the code. while the european union border control agency phase, it has detected increased flows of weapons to block markets, alleged that middle east terrorist groups have smuggled western arms from ukraine on top of that, just to out the u. s. inspector general on afghanistan has warned that america is repeating its mistakes. you're bound to get corrupt elements of not only the ukrainian or the host government, but also if u. s. government contract is or other 3rd party contract is to try to steal the money. is just so much money going in and it's hard to keep track of a not super optimistic that we're going to learn a lesson. i've been in washington since 1982 and learning lessons is not in our dna in the united states. unfortunately. yeah, and it is pretty eye opening stuff. some estimates say um you will spending on ukraine in 2020 to surpass the value of washington's entire so called war inter enough chemist them. and the cost to american taxpayers is now more than half of what washington

and, and that spread a little bit with questions raised over at credit suisse, which may merge in c, u, b. s. m. yeah, yeah. does this is this banking crisis, wisdom, china, it's all or not, is china more insulated from some of these issues in the west? no, china, you know, we discussed this at the lancer many years ago with our american counterparts. we said that you need to reform your financial institutions. this kind of for casino capitalism has to be brought into play. always see the end me of the united see is nor china, not russia, but to wall street. you had, it has to be regulated. otherwise, you have the one crisis after another. in the year 2008, the crisis and the chinese came to help united states. and i said the back then i said the mind own business. next, i will not help you because after all, assistance, what happened was united states. in, in the famous fable, you know, a farmer and the snake in the aesop fables. i not great for it began to punish a china hostile to china and take all kinds of provocative actions against china. china, not happy about this. so not this tie s

who's show, was cancelled a few weeks before the invasion of iraq, according to lead memos from and b, c. m s n. b c, precisely because you allowed and they were voices of minority of voices on the show, but still voices aloud on his program. that was unacceptable. because the memo from nbc that was leaked said that the competitors like fox would be waving the flag as the bombs fell on baghdad. they didn't want to be the network out. peter, what's your assessment of, you know, how much of this is just ra, naked, self interest and opportunity versus the kind of broader structural pressure. and then to wasn't really a situation where if you didn't go along with the system, you're was career suicide because in some ways that it least it doesn't justify the action, but give some context for it. busy well, i was taken by something which could free, that's i just that which was the importance of access. but of course it's, it's, it's, it's a story. but i think that was a collapse of the skepticism. and it was also, of course to follow up another point, but those who oppose the war work targets. rea

i, c b s documentary about us findings cost a firestorm of controversy. second study using data not only from the drug companies, clinical trials that had been published in medical journals. this time he got data that weren't published, but had been submitted to the f da, which he got through the freedom of information act. these are the studies that showed no benefit of the anti depressant over the placebo. what they did is they took the more successful studies they published most of them. they took their unsuccessful studies and they didn't publish them. curse used the drug companies own information to show that for people with light or moderate depression, taking a placebo or real medication made no difference. antidepressants don't work for them. crush concluded that antidepressants only showed an effect in helping severe depression. m mary was one of those who for years believed the pills worked until she came across other people's experiences on internet forums. they reported severe withdrawal symptoms every time they tried to give up antidepressant

c, h. b has been a member of parliament for 20 years. now. you also have a crime in all the c h, b 's, mayor of a, some ball the countries most popular city, but he's fighting a jail sentence and a political band for defamation. monthly avaya sch became man chris 5 for c h b marion 20. 19 he previously stood for the far right nationalist movement party. that's go live to sing them, go so glue in ankara for us. so we know who the contenders for the opposition are, but what do we know about their plans as far as this election, which has now been maintained for me? 14 sin in this by the earthquake happening. what is the opposition's next move? well follow the opposition has literally been a bargaining gun. the names for the last one year and announcing a candidate name by the opposition has been the longest running mystery and 2 kids political atmosphere for the last one year to they. the is 6 members of the opposition, their lawyers are coming together and they will be discussing through the names. but the most potential candidate here seems the main opposition leader came out college s

what i hope it will stem that at least the, the, the confidence in b, c, c o, b, s, the flip system. but you know what we're seeing on the, on the other side of the atlantic in the us, the client that there are quite a bit of rumblings, but the disciplined him made sure. because if you look at the u. k. d suite, they will talk with the lies on pill. so many pulses went out there, but also they also have no liquidity issues. you look at the, at the banks in the us will have issues. they have issues because of liquidity concerns because of capitalization. and because especially with s b b, because the report on the wrong end up rising interest rate, that was not the case with the suisse. johnny's presidency, jan things in his way to russia for a 2 day visit. russian leader vladimir putin is welcoming what he calls china's constructive role in trying to end the war in ukraine. she says the relationship with russia is an all encompassing partnership with any you reports from beijing. she didn't ping has visited russia a time since becoming chinese president. his most recent trip was in j

account holders in s, b, c, s, b b, because much clearer. yes, certainly, remarkable action really has to be said by any body in politics, sir. for the prime minister wishes sooner count his johnson, the finance minister, jeremy hunt, and the bank of england to get their act together so quickly on this and not involving a bailout because that was on the, the lips of many finances all over the country when a news of this spread so rapidly on social media on friday when s v p in the states went down a flurries of activity and then hsbc, not only the only bank that actually made a bid to actually take on this vast challenge of trying to revive the fortunes of what is thought to be around accountable for around a half of the so called innovation economy. jeremy hunt making the point that had to get a deal at to somehow revive confidence in that sector because it was so important to the u. k. being, as he says, the 3rd most important tech economy in the world, that's what he lays claim to. but the bottom line was that this is one stop shop bank.

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here's a b. c s. m win. 20 year old wrestler grant brace, appearing to frantically tried to open a locked door on campus, his parents say, likely in search of a way to cool off in august of 2020 the horrifying moments caught on surveillance video about an hour later he was found collapsed nearby. not far from a shut off water fountain. he was on all fours and he had dug his hands in the dirt, and he had fistfuls of dirt so painful that he was alone. parents accusing two coaches at the university of the cumberland's in kentucky of denying him water after so called punishment practice of sprinting up and down a hill with steep incline seven times, according to the lawsuit. ultimately it killed him in their lawsuit against the school braces. family claims the coaches in the wrestling room, yelled at fellow student athletes who tried to provide him water, insisting grant needed to get the water himself , adding, grant begged. i need water. somebody help me. i feel like i'm going to die. i feel like my hea

as concerns of a global domino effect, continue to grow. economics professor richard wolf believes s c, b crisis will do far more damage to the u. s. economy than many think. at this point, what you have is a mixture of fear and panic, panic for those who have our long histories of knowing that the government always assures us in the middle, middle of the crisis, that all will be well. and many times that turns out to be bad advice, dangerous to follow if you are someone involved in finance and for the rest of us, we're waiting to see whether the proverbial other shoe will fall. how far this will spread, how deep the roots are. is this a problem of a few banks? is this the problem of the entire financial and banking sector? we don't know, but i can assure you of at least 2 or 3 things. number one, the most dynamic sector of the u. s. economy is high technology. and that is the sector most damaged by the lay offs of the last 6 months, over half a 1000000. and now this collapse in their credit and banking system, it's going to be very hard for startups to get the kind of financing they have

but in the last couple of years, we've already seen a lot of tension in the end of an a, b, c, u. s. and china constantly being in conflict with each other and i don't think the china would like to escalate that because that's not going to change any way. china really needs russia and china. i would want the war being done, which is also in china's fema. so i think as being neutral, china is it, he's pretending to be neutral in females. cecil and by presenting these 12 points, china has taken a step further. but there's nothing really complete there that could really, you know, take us into the direction of peace. and that is where adult layers i would say in the army. so there's india, that's waiting for it from mr. more, the reason decent. and when all of shows was bad and new to any, that movie would like to help and whichever we can. and india as you know. and you'll also see that serve as the big brother when it comes to the south. so india doesn't want to miss that chance, and india certainly i it as well. that if china makes a mistake, if china does send something to russia,

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but if you go pass by this to strongest, ah, the other because got rid of a b, c and the s and p proxy with the 2nd part. these are the 2 strongest odd years. of course, in recent times have been challenged by a peer to see like m b, m and all the rest of it. but they're going to be the same goes both parties failed on student godson that should be suffering from resurrection. and now there's this growing, we're calling to prohibit machine voting and machine counting ballots and feature elections. and instead revert back to hands counting. what do you make of these concerns and are they valid? well, i low and the lectures commission is trailyn is vice hudson is when somebody at your supervisor the lectures. and we have lectures, observers ah, from, from the, into the, from, i can look a little as well as in the international community as well. remember i told you that we have a do not know like on the open, the, you know, the british government, the american government, you know, the, they're all saying they're trying to present electron observe. you've got an issue with them to see to

a b. c s chief global affairs correspondent martha red. it's leading us off again tonight. it is stunning video from the underbelly of the drone . you see a russian fighter jet at high speed approaching from behind, dumping a load of fuel on top of the drone, momentarily disrupting the video transmission, but you can clearly see the rear propeller. a second near vertical approach follows another load of fuel. this time the jet even closer than the drone's camera feed is lost for about 60 seconds. believed to be the moment of collision. when the video returns. you see, the propeller has been damaged, bent, the pentagon releasing the declassified video to set the record straight about what happened tuesday over the black sea. words and our actions speak for themselves, and similarly, russia's inaccurate information, false information on occasion. grasping at straws. changing narratives also speaks for itself tonight. the pentagon also revealing where the intercept first happened where the collision occurred and where the drone ended up in the water , a u. s officials saying r

than tang political parties, but this to strongest ah, the audit because got rid of the, a, b, c under the s and p o box, which is the side of the group. decided it was part. these are the 2 strongest projects here. of course in recent times have been challenged by a peer to see like the and all the rest of it. what sounds like maybe the kind of same goes a boost proxy fell on st godson. ah, she was suffering from a resolution and now there is a growing we're calling to prohibit machine loading and mission counting ballots and feature elections. and instead revert back to hands counting. what do you make of these concerns and i, they valid? well, i leo and the lectures commission is by hazardous with writing the lectures. and we have lectures, observers ah, form from the internet from. busy i can look a little as well as in the international community as well. remember, i told you that we have a blank on the open, you know, the british government to the american government. you know, the did, it was an electron represent, electron observer, united nation is this an electron zach to see, to m

c. swiss banking giant u. b s is buying out troubled credit suisse at a $3000000000.00 deal. the combined group will manage more than 5 trillion dollars worth of assets. and he fokker has more from london. hope is the service news hole study nerves across the banking sector. here in a financial hub like the city of london, but also across europe as well. and the united states. this is almost unthinkable money a short while ago that these 2 massive banking b m offs. we'll arch rivals and the banking see would somehow end up or forging this force a lie. and so now we have a new entity that will be able to access a market share worth about 5 trillion dollars. an extraordinary presence. it will have on international banking a going forward. in kenya, please, in the capital nairobi have 5 t guys at demonstrators protesting against the rising cost of living and fuel shortages. some of the crowd throwing rocks at the police. more than 20 people have been arrested including 2 opposition and peas. opposition leader reloading. and already last, last year's presidential election to will

its culture, language, history and sports athletes of that i'm a person also saying quickly that b s. c o, the shanghai corporation organization, the members of bricks i see on the global, self countless strategic partnerships erupting almost every week. a changing the face of the world as we know it, you've read much more about what was said by the russian president and the russian foreign minister at r t dot com of the you say it's relations with china are dependent on that countries stance on the ukraine conflict suggesting beijing should follow the western lead agenda. however, that doesn't fit with the principles of a multi poder world order, but china is pushing for and that is a worry for brussels. any piece plan which would in effect consolidate. rational exceptions is simply not a viable plan. we have to be frank on this point. oh, china continues to interact with proteins. war will be a determining factor for e. china relations. going follow it while lookout china, the i'm elected queen of europe. ursula vander line, and the self appointed hall monitor for the global school ya

includes several regional banks after losing 60 percent of their market cap on monday. experts blame s b, b, c, e o for the crisis and market as the 2nd biggest us banking failure on record. the stock crashes occurred while president biden sought to reassure americans that their money was safe, although he refused to engage with journalist after delivering his statement. all customers who had deposits and these banks can rest assured, i want to rest assured that will be protected and they'll have access to their money. as of today, that includes small businesses across the country, the bank there, and need to make payroll pay their bills and stay open for business. no losses, and i want this is important point, no losses will be borne by the taxpayers. let me repeat that no losses will be borne by the taxpayers. when the president, what do you know right now about why it does happen? and can you assure americans that there won't be a ripple a past? due balance of evidence should all the positives be protected at all based on what president might and claims the us economy is safe, desperate cli

but the, the collapses that we've seen in the last couple weeks or few weeks, even that one of the s c, b was the 2nd largest banking crash in history that sang some economic experts, which is, which is crazy, that it's not having this follow in effect and people are talking about it, i mean, we saw credit suisse go down one of the largest banks in the world. one a bank which is trusted by millions of institutions. and our high net worth individuals is specifically like s b b. very, very interesting that these banks, very cautious, private banks like credit switch have gone down down the palm. and what's happened? the us dollar is become weaker. what does that, does that mean? that yellen got it, then who we've seen, and she's decided we're going to print more money yet to get what she doesn't understand this. if you print more money, you increase inflation, right? so she's got that right in a way. but on top of that she's, she's now announced that she's going to borrow another $500000000000.00 on top of that. and there's a clip i think we should watch now where, where to send it to kenne

so what happened or s c, b didn't expect the federal reserve to raise interest rates last year, which resulted in a losses for the company. that coupled with venture capital drying up and high foreign costs, proved to be the perfect storm s v b was forced to sell the entire bond portfolio, which resulted in a huge loss. and then they announced that they wanted to raise 2000000000 fresh from investors who said no thanks. the next day they're on on the bang happens and $42000000000.00 were withdrawn, leaving them high and dry. good morning everyone. silicon valley bank is getting worse. customers trying to pull millions of dollars out. and kent online banking in mobile services, showing unavailable for some customers, stuck down 60 per cent per market. if the bank fails, it would be the 2nd largest bank failure in u. s. history. the ripple effects of the crass are being felt only at home, s a, b z u. k. subsidiary has been put into insolvency and the u. k. government is now urgently figuring out a plan to try and minimize the damage to some of the country's most promising tech firms. an

to major deal to beijing on energy cooperation. letter i discussed the saudi reaction to joining b. s. c o plus the dollars placed, and that will today with the abilities i will him a retired navy commodore. here are some of, well, some of the highlights. so dad is joining, it's a not, not, not to full membership. so now this looked like some things, the, the importance of saudi arabia, saudi arabia is the, one of these things, a sort of verse of why the income security, which is that, that would cover over everything. but i don't think it's abandoning the united states because the united states was a total as the number one he's on the whole world. and one very, very important point is that it's china to the home was as willing because he did the work is pretty big responsibility. and this is very, very big burden. and the end time i need to do a lot regarding how they do the outside world, but leading, leading that well, mr. m. okay. my mainly i like how you said that, but you're saying china is not ready to lead the world like america is. but america, sorry to say is a war mongering n

s. though the e. c. b, for example, is also jacking up rates. can we expect more collapses of these smaller regional banks to follow and other countries? no look really became expected. what must say is that the fast increase in interest rate, c, e, c, b was forced to undertake you to inflation leads to certain vulnerability, and this is very evident in europe. you should be, should have started one, you're always increasing interest rate. now he has to do it very steeply, and this means for a long term bonds lose a lot of value. and if you have to realize this value and the trouble, but it's a question about trust sep in california was a class of the bank run. when there's a ronald liquidity, no bank where you survives that this bank was particularly badly place to cope with such a problem as it didn't even made a proper risk management. also industry exposure. ok, so this seems to be contained likely to the specific bank. now the fed is meeting again next week to decide on interest rate increases before the bank collapse. investor is expected

fed was asleep at the wheel and not really paying attention to the banks in their system. notably s c, b, an easy to say that now. and there might be other ones out there. so it's, it's surely something that can't be ignored in the, in the fed did provide a significant amount of liquidity in the last 2 weeks. in fact, they grew their balance sheet by about 320000000000. so it's almost like the return of quantitative easing. in spite of the fact that inflation is still running way too hot, you touched on it earlier, jerome power seemed to suggest in his statement, the softening on interest rates going into the future. do you think he's making the right call? i don't know what the evidence is for that. you know, if you look at what happened in, you know, in the february numbers, you know, the, the inflation, the 3 months moving average of course, inflation went from 2.9 to 4.7. so no, the trend is not good, and i think we're in the midst of a wage price spiral. and, and i also look at inflation here in the u. k. the numbers went up from $10.00 to $10.00, but it's becoming more of a service

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ah, it's prompted several of the country's leading banks such as h s. b c to launch campaigns, helping victims to take back control. while the british governments issuing frontline staff, including debt collectors and police, with new training to identify and respond to economic abuse support. rachel struggled to find when she needed it most need barker, al, jazeera london ah, anna says al jazeera and these are the headlines. international criminal court and the hang has issued an arrest warrant for russian president vladimir pierson. the i says, he says it's in connection with allegations of war crimes and ukraine. moscow has repeatedly denied accusations of atrocities during the conflict. dust warrants is for the alex war. crimes of dissertations, trudenay from ukraine, occupied through doris to the russian duration. it concerns bought of the of the suspects. we are the court of law. we are arguing with the basis of the requests of the prosecutor, which as soon lead though, the president office at the base are presented to information evidence. as we do w