youth on the way to the 20th anniversary trophy , the capital's bears knocked out the fight in vitebsk 4:0 in the first round of the president's hockey cup, and now evgeny's team yesaulova is waiting for her opponent for the semi-final confrontation. my colleagues will sum up the results of the week on the main air. i'm sorry to you. good evening. the most current event from the world of sports on the car continues to fight for play-in success, which yes to the right to compete for the playoffs of the kharlamov cup, hard training and interesting meetings. perfect shooting, it turns out when you don’t think about anything, when maybe five years ago i was running around thinking why i needed all this at all every time it was hard when there was competition, and you were more you try to show yourself work more, and it seems to me that this is only for the benefit of victory and defeat. everyone is working very hard in their clubs. i think we 're definitely not getting worse, but there was such a slight excitement, because yes, as they say, we didn't play together for a long time. watch in

semifinal series of the president's cup in hockey against grodno meme by 2:0 on the eve of the capital bears won 3:1. the hosts opened the scoring already in the fourth minute thanks to ilya letov empty net requests, a good second game by both teams. opponent great pressure. he made amends with this pressure. the next two games in this series up to four victories will be held at the stolichny chizhovkare duel will take place on march 31 and april 2. the russian tennis player, the country of kyrzh, after the victory of natarina sobolenko, admitted on the cards in miami that she was speechless from such a result, the seventy-fourth racket of the world, highly appreciated her success. there is practically no our thousand meteorin in the current season knows defeats on the eve of the cross. won two sets in quarter four six four. the international table tennis federation supported the position on the admission of belarusian and russian athletes, declaring its readiness. allow them to participate in tournaments in a neutral status, starting in may, a corresponding statement was published on the of

meme at 2:0 on the eve of the capital bears. we won 3:1. the hosts opened the scoring already in the fourth minute, thanks to her letov roman to machine-tool building equality even in the starting period. however, yunosti pulled ahead at the beginning of the final third of the rescuers , the burning was very, and zakhar field pike became the final figures. there are empty nets on the scoreboard, a good second game by both team players for the next two games. in this series, up to four victories will go to the capital's chizhov duel remains. march 31st and april 2nd tennis player side of the roofs, and after the victory of natarina sobolenko, on the courts of miami recognized the name of our meteorin this season practically does not know defeats on the eve of the crunch, won in two games in a quarter of four six four. the international table tennis federation supported the position of the admission of belarusian and russian athletes, declaring their readiness. allow them to participate in tournaments in a neutral status starting from may, a

vitebsk a ticket to the next stage of the capital bears won easily and did it in the shortest possiblehes , lost three games in a row, maybe they expected that they would take us swimming. it's a little different hockey. yes, they read it here with but in fact, they, in general , fought with dignity, and they say it shows that in one puck. we just won, but one of them in overtime in the second. eh, vitebsk hockey really. developing a new leadership came at a very good pace, which gives impetus there and we see that the championships are smooth. this also proves that right next to everyone there is a good atmosphere. passed the first round great guys all happy with a good mood, getting ready for the semi-finals. the main thing was to win under load before. now we are already taking advantage of the fact that we previously worked on a more supportive regime. well, yesterday was a day off, today we already went to work, on march 26, the semi-final series of the president's cup starts, and the battle for the trophy will start on april 11th. a foreigner lives in belarus in the republic of b

vitebsk a ticket to the next stage of the capital bears won easily and did it in the shortest possibler four games in a row lost, maybe they expected that he would take us. it's a little different hockey. yes, they read it with but really. in general, they fought with dignity, and they say it shows that there are three one puck there. we just won, but one of them in overtime in the second, and wind hockey really. they are developing at a very good pace, a new leadership has come, which gives impetus there and we see that the championships are smooth. this also proves that right next to everyone there is a good atmosphere. passed the first round great guys are all happy with a good mood, getting ready for their semi-finals. the main thing is to win load were before. now we are already taking advantage of the fact that we previously worked on a more supportive regime. well, yesterday was a day off , today we already went to work, on march 26 , the semi-final series of the president's cup starts, and the battle for the trophy will begin on april 11. alpine skiing and belarus with the conc

of one fourth in their history, the teams played 118 matches according to the statistics of the capital bearsere a little more successful than the new battle will end . minsk brand slavic traditions slutsk cheese separate plant bialowieza cheeses, it is unlikely that a modern buyer thinks today over the fact that the history of well-known trademarks of the world-famous belarusian milk began in the most difficult time for the republic after the war, when the economy was practically destroyed. created from a clean slate, when a happy dairy business rose from ruins. in the first post-war months , a special atmosphere reigned in the radio house for the revolutionary three days , the employees were in high spirits, each new message was filled with optimism and concerned the entire republic. republic succession urban dairy plant number one we managed to update the terms from the mountainous buildings of the plant, and there the situation was dilated about putting it on a patchwork plant, and we started to release our traditional products. when i fell in love so much, i already gave the koran to the

yunost sweater in their history , the teams played 118 matches, according to statistics , the capital bearsere a little more successful than the new battle will end . see you. everything that lives, modern, belarus today, watch on belarus 24 tv channel . this is the news of the country and abroad. broadcasts of especially important events live broadcasts from the scene current interviews with famous byelorussians fascinating travels around the country feature films for all ages spain portugal cyprus austria switzerland italy greece romania serbia croatia poland lithuania latvia estonian satellite express am8 signal of the channel is broadcast in the clear and is available 24 hours a day every day be with belarus 24 tv channel and open for yourself, belarus this is the main broadcast. hello don't live in the past but move on is a good idea. if left without context, it is actively promoted by foreign champions of democracy. that's just while the generation is alive, which remembers how they mocked an entire nation. it will always destroy this, it was already 80 years ago and is happening now,

semi-final series of the president's cup in hockey against the grodno neman 2.0 the day before, the capital's bearshe hosts opened the scoring already in the fourth minute thanks to ilya letov . however, yunost pulled ahead at the beginning of the final third, the burning was accurate, and zakhar polyashchuk stopped the final numbers. the scoreboard shows an empty net, a good second game by both teams. opponent great pressure. we dealt with that pressure in the next two games. in this a series of up to four victories will be held in the capital chizhovkare duel remains the thirty-first of march and the second of april. the romanian tennis player, the country of karzh, after the victory of natar sobolenko on the courts in miami, admitted that she was speechless from such a result . the international table tennis federation supported the position could on admission belarusian and russian athletes, declaring their readiness. allow them to participate in tournaments in a neutral status, starting in may, a corresponding statement was published on the official itf website in the organization announced it

once again ruffled the nerves of the team from grodno, then vitebsk still cannot throw the capital with a bear . neman as the second regular club of the season at the start of the knockout round received a kind of bonus in grodno, the opponent got the team that went further through the play-in novopolotsk khimik, so it only seemed endowed with it, we are imposing a fight on the opponent. if the dogs are not going to give mechas just like that, and not great, they try to catch on the defensive and play their sharply on counterattacks. uh, take every chance you have, so we didn't plan. it will be easily rescued by itself, sometimes the recruitment of the team does not stand out from the protective glasses, but the staff of the arena in grodno copes with its tasks quickly and efficiently. specifically, this pause benefited the hosts, the goalkeeper of the guests was bashkevich, as if they immediately realized that the game had resumed, having made a serious mistake. andreev was the first to write down his name on the score sheet, and in the second third, neman practically removed all the question

war and more companies are suspending their plans for promotions and capital investment and growth. it bears start game concerning contrast to the roaring trump economy, where we made things and produced things, and were the envy of the world. [applause] and there seems to be no end in sight for the government-induced inflation that the biden administration would want to visit upon all of us. and when we look to the wall, it is not much different. we have got a president who stumbles up and down the stairs of air force one as his policies stumble across europe. i think we had to spend four or five days asking the chinese spy balloon what its pronouns were before we were willing to shoot it down. [applause] and so, in times of concern, throughout all of human history, people have looked to leaders for inspiration and courage and guidance. and, increasingly, when americans look to washington, d.c. we see but husks of humans, vessels through which the foreign interests are brought in the special interests here at home operate. so i am proud to stand before you as the only republican in the unit

tahoe basin is known to be california's bear capital and has about 300 black bears each spring, the creaturesrge from their dens with new calves and begin to look for food. well the rainy bay area weather has been hard on vendors at farmers markets, according to the san francisco chronicle. food wise, which runs the ferry plaza farmers market in san francisco , says there has been a 50% drop in foot traffic at the market this season. as the rain keeps buyers away. farmers are seeing lower sales and choosing to skip market days. most are hoping to recoup losses as the weather improves in the spring break cycle right now, some schools had this week off. more schools are on break in the weeks to come. many families planning a trip to tahoe so let us see what away to you on this loves welcome back to the nine. patrick lacey from palisades. thanks for being with us. good morning and thanks for having me perfect out there right now. what do you see? in the next you know, couple days and the weeks to come yeah. i mean, it is going to be a great bluebird dates today. tomorrow and certainly no sunday

during the holidays, our schoolchildren near the capital for mercenary and bearing pain for 250 ten-shihlakersrts sections i, in addition, a pershin against the city festival of school and sports and a combined caliotrope of 1,000 allocators for the older classes about frentation, kirmash, mytovy under straightening on the basis of three-color design and ramissianism of the mechanics of technologically advanced currents, the technologies themselves are communal, government and transport services. we will. mostly non-formers studied to invite, where all our colleges will show themselves, tell about the professions for which they are ready, of course, they are interested in their enterprises being replenished. therefore, there will be such a form. naturally new during these holidays , the responsibility is primarily for parents during the holidays, of course, as well as additional education, sports institutions always and in including during the holidays they offer their services. therefore, here is already the right to choose, regardless of whether the children have calculus time or it is free

environmentally friendly camps until the next laboratory and a creative studio specialized from bearing organized for the capital'schoolchildren of various vacations, you will fraternize for 250 children's camp yana has announced a colled of 2.12.000 young lesser people on the basis of 155 schools a free part organized offal on his pranks from the desk. and she has linguistic military-patriotic joy in the layout, not only interactive lessons, fishing excursions. scheduled excursions excursion to the museum of the history of the great patriotic war, visiting the khatyn memorial complex, as well as the military-historical complex staraya the border of the dzerzhinsky district is not like the camp. i always go. i always offer. i always agree. i always like to spend holidays with the benefit of a teacher. we have good ones. hmm , i like everything. we draw, i draw. i like the russian flag , the belarusian coat of arms, the stork bison and the forage cap not in the camp, i really like it, because we go to the movies here. for me it's vacation vacation for me it's fun. concerts with stretchers , master classes, a rich p

the resources must be included in the capital market so that we can bear a certain amount of risk regarding these resources. it is a point for people who have heavy losses the issue of not making the right choices and entering into high-risk scenes is to be fragmented, which means that the whole is brought and the person is brought and we buy the same according to the reasons we had now from the behavior of investors in 2099, the people who saw the most losses and either there were people who were killed or there were people who put their capital at the disposal of irresponsible people, these people who did not have a license to operate a basket at all, and people who turned the virtual space in telegram channels, this coming of capital, putting this capital at the disposal of people, caused the greatest loss to people. he added that these are really on their own i fully admit that this information has been given to these unknown people. many times i complain, but i can't do anything else. i can't follow up on this issue. this issue should definitely be avoided in the long run, and it will

from winter hibernation in the landscape of deep snow tahoe basin is known to be california's bear capital00 black bears. each spring, the creatures emerge from their dens with new cubs and begin to look for food. the rainy bay area weather has been hard on vendors at farmers markets, according to the san francisco chronicle. food wise, which runs the ferry plaza farmers market in san francisco , says there has been a 50% drop in foot traffic at the market this season. as the rain keeps buyers away. farmers are seeing lower sales and choosing to skip market days. most are hoping to recoup losses as the weather improves and the rainy weather also causing a delay in some crops being grown in california such as tomatoes. tomato farmers in southern california say by this point there tomatoes should be bright red, ready to pick, but the stormy weather and lack of sunshine have delayed production by about four weeks. you see in the greenhouse here? were enclosed. um we don't have lights in here. we still rely on the sun. we want full sun for tomatoes. when it's raining in super cloudy. you don't

enron, no, bear sterns, no. long term capital, no.talism, and all of us involved owe an apology to know it was an alleged fraud but this happens from time to time. but in my mind, i can go to sleep every night knowing that it was my money, i lost it, i ate it, shame on me. that doesn't change what i do in the morning. i am a very fortunate guy. i can take huge hits and i can move on and keep going. that is the essence of entrepreneurship. you will get kicked to the ground once in a while. this was a big kick in the -- where it hurts. >> hasan: you want to talk about small businesses, we will talk about that, and then we will do my pitch. >> what we should be worried about is payer attention credit. the government has $250 billion sitting, waiting for them to pick it up, on the payroll, because they forgot to go get it! it is sitting there. if you have a small business between five and 500 people, you can make up to $26,000 as a gift from the government towards your business one time. i am pounding the drum everywhere i can to tell eve

the bear case is capital deals aren't going to work out and stuart: well done young man.you like it too. >> there's a lot of accounts moving over for jp morgan right now for more than they can handle. >> from the portfolio and hearing from someone yesterday and three days to get an account set up. as you can go to another back end and the day. as that continues, jp morgan finds interesting ways for loans and mortgages and investments to monetize the clients? that's a long-term boom for them. stuart: outcome of the modest banking crisis is the big banks get bigger and more powerful too. thank you, mike. now this, the white house approve add modified position of willow oil project and jeff flock is with us. what has the president given and what has the president taken away, jeff? reporter: i feel like i'm in alaska this morning, stuart, by the way. he's given them a drilling project, which of course is something they got from conoco phillips and they've put a lot of alaska and a lot more of alaska off limits to drilling and maybe has some per spigottive there and alaska is

equal cooperation and a self-sufficient market, the active position of minsk here will bear fruit for a day in the capitaltion of the world, was delayed. the main thing from the past negotiations and eastern flavor in the report by natalia bryansk to feel the soul and flavor of the country better just go to the local market. this is the real oriental bazaar. in the heart of tehran to everyone. whoever comes to iran advises to try local pistachios, be sure to take them with you. it turns out that it is iran and the united states that account for more than 2/3 of the world production of pistachios, it turns out the main competitors, but all the fuss between tehran and washington, of course, is not because of nuts iran defends its interests in the persian gulf and wants he was reckoned with opposes the states in the region develops modern technologies and nuclear energy are carried out independent politics, but understands the values ​​of democracy in a different way. these are sanctions in the shoulders. for 40 years now, there has been a small respite after the conclusion of the nuclear deal, but the unite

capital right before the financial crisis. they a bailed out all the big bond insurers because they said e that the bond insurers, if they go, well, then bear go, lehman brothers might no -- go and everybody because they're all holding the same fox toxic debt. it worked with long-term capital. as we know, it did not work with the bond unsurers. months, a month after they bailed out the bond insurers, bear stearns went.. -- liz: and taxpayers paid for it. >> i will just say this, this just shows you're you we're in serious -- liz: exactly. >> the markets may like this, but it may not like it in a couple days when they start sniffs around. back to you, liz. liz: uh, exactly. you rocked it last night, well, yesterday right here on this show. and you said that these discussions were happening. jpmorgan, you've got to believe that jamie dimon, once again, was the guy who was sort of at the forefront and the voice of we gotta the do something because he's the one who can see the i don't want to say rot underneath, but the fast dethe tier rating situation -- deteriorating situation, charlie? >> liz, here's the thing. okay, my source, initial sourc

. >> now we can show you some video of officer sicknick outside the capital where he was pepper sprayed or bearrying there to hold the line before the line collapsed. yes, he went inside, and he may have cleaned up, and he may have gotten the sting out of his eyes, but he died the next day. >> mm-hmm. >> the medical examiner says it was of natural causes and he suffered a couple of stroke, but he died the very next day, and his family says the sicknick family is outraged. the ongoing attack on our family by the unscrupulous and outright sleazy so-called news network of fox news who will do the bidding of trump or any of his sycophant followers. any time it ebbed a bit, fox rips our wounds wide open again, and we are frankly sick of it. >> yeah. i mean, it's horrible for that family. it's horrible for the officer wh who had to live through this, and see this attempt to erase what they had to go through. the pain, and trauma of having to hold off that mob. they were vastly outnumbered. that's why you see them seeming to have hands off with some of the folks who were there, but listen. this is exa

statement quickly that they would adhere to the normal treatment, that shareholders bear the losses first, and credit suisse's capitalre with the at1 bonds bid that will go a long way in reassuring investors, and these were risky bonds, intended to absorb losses. that should not be a surprise. tom: how much damage do you think this has done, if at all, to switzerland's status as a banking hub for now and the future? elisabeth: it is interesting. i suppose he could put it in the context of that it is not a problem. this financial crisis is not just affecting switzerland but banks in the u.s. and in other markets. ubs still is the largest global wealth manager, and now it has gotten bigger with the taking over of credit suisse. i do not think it will immediately change their position of the swiss banks and their role in wealth management, but maybe things will shift over time. it depends on what happens in the. upper banking system. tom: and you have made it clear that regulators have more tools in their disposal and the regulatory framework is one that is flagged by our guests in terms of their confidence around the e

equal cooperation and a self-sufficient market, the active position of minsk here will bear fruit for a day in the capital of iran was delayed our film crew the reaction of the world, the main of the past negotiations and oriental flavor in the report natalia bryansk to feel the soul and flavor of the country is best to go to the local market. this is the real oriental bazaar. in the heart of tehran to everyone. whoever comes to iran advises to try local pistachios, be sure to take them with you. it turns out that it is iran and the united states that account for more than 2/3 of the world production of pistachios, it turns out the main competitors, but all the fuss between tehran and washington, of course, is not due to nuts iran defends its interests in the persian gulf and wants to be reckoned with opposes the states in the region develops modern technologies and nuclear energy pursue an independent policy, but understands the values ​​of democracy in a different way. these are sanctions in the shoulders. for 40 years now, there has been a slight respite after the conclusion of the nuclear deal, but th

borrowing, paying down debt, 135 private bankers that bring in low cost or noninterest bearing deposits and the deal is capital neutral. it's like a fascinating thing to watch this juxtaposed against first republic today. >> yeah. one quick question while we have you. we're showing the dividend yield at 7.84% do you think that plays a factor the investment banking sector is shaky right now. >> i was presuming things were going to get bad and dividend was off the table. i think this is a statement on the regulators vote of confidence, earnings being creative and book value going up and i think it's really indicative of what i think is going to come where -- it's interesting, can i digress for a nano second on this? >> yes. >> i started in the business in 1994 at a bank hedge fund and that was at the beginning of this bank stock merger boom where everyone was combing with everyone fast forward 29 years, and there's still way, way, way too many banks out there and to i think it was either serat or joe earlier saying, you know, we might be done with -- if the banking industry consolidates we might have four or fiv

a clear physical health, but because i couldn't bear it anymore, i had to retreat while the american troops crossed the soviet line to reach the capital now at the end of lunch. the japanese did heinous acts, the school children were recruited for militia groups, so that the 14-year-old boy whose height and waist didn't reach me was sitting next to the soldiers, and i was holding their hands, and they were fighting with the americans, high school students that to the nurse being recruited in the front line and treating the japanese soldiers, all the children were trained to fight until their last breath and have no eyes to attack america in this area . i assumed that hiding by the japanese soldiers would increase at the same time as the heinous acts were completed . killed after the approval of germany in may 1945, the world is sorry, the unprecedented crying of okinawa has stopped. the attention of the american people was focused on the story that was broadcast on the news, which shows the importance of the fact that the casualties in okinawa seem to be very high. the number of americans who die in the last year of the war is greater

no clear physical health, but because i could not bear it anymore, i had to retreat while the american troops crossed the soviet line to reach the capital. the kennys committed heinous physical acts, school children were recruited for militia groups , so that next to the soldiers, the beautiful words of a 14 -year-old boy whose height did not reach his waist , i was sitting here and holding their hands, and they were fighting with the americans, high school students who as being employed as a nurse in the front line and treating the japanese soldiers, all the children were trained to fight until their last breath, and they would not die. attacking america in this area was very terrible. if america saw a house full of okinawans , they would definitely do it i assumed that the hideous acts of the japanese soldiers would increase at the same time as the end of the battle, soldiers and civilians would take shelter in the caves and the sand genie would come out of the caves and surrender. and civilians were killed on the spot after the approval of germany in may 1945, the world is sorry, the unprecedented cry of okinawa has become damp. the

obvious physical injuries, but because i could not bear it anymore, they had to retreat, while the troops the americans crossed the soviet line to reach the capital of ukraine, abadani nahar, and the japanese committed abominable physical acts . they recruited a schoolboy for militia groups, so that he was sitting next to the 14-year-old soldiers, who were as tall as rulers, and did not take it at all. i was they fought hand to hand with the americans. the high school students who were employed as nurses were on the front line and treated the japanese soldiers . all the children were trained to fight to the last breath and not to slow down. the attack on america in this area would have been very terrible if the american if i saw a house full of okinawans, i would have destroyed it, because i assumed that the japanese soldiers would be hiding when my son arrived, the war would increase , and the heinous acts would increase. americans all over the continent they rained and killed soldiers and civilians on the spot after the surrender of germany in may 1945. forgive the world, the unprecedented cry of okinawa has stopped. it seems very high that the

value donors as they shed literally trillions of dollars in market capitalization start catching bids and rolling over why? because bears realized if any of these mega cap companies go all gonzo like mark chainsaw zuckerberg their stocks will soar can't always get what you want but you get what you need. finally tonight fedex, serial disappointer, monster of a profitable quarter with new ceo raj subra manian at the helm and boy did he do a great job. take it as someone who's watched these wars play out for 40 years. the bears don't give up this easy they know they can destroy a bank way few reckless tweets faster than a new bank firefighter team can put in deposits the bears will still try to make the most of earnings shortfalls too. i wouldn't put it past them to try to corner the egg bread or mac and cheese market to make us all feel inflation-prone doesn't matter something's changed. the inflation spiral seems to have been swept away for a moment along with the deposits of silicon valley bank along with its denies has come the -- bottom to oil proving at the present depleted the strategic petroleum reserve at much hi

a clear physical health, but because i could not bear it anymore, it had to retreat while the american troops crossed the soviet line to reach the capital. now it was the end of lunch and the japanese they committed heinous physical acts, school children were recruited for militia groups , so that a 14-year-old boy who did not reach his height and waist was sitting next to the soldiers, and they were holding their hands and fighting with the americans. nurse being recruited in the front line and treating the japanese soldiers, all the children were trained to fight until their last breath, and how many they have , the attack on america in this area was very terrible . if america saw a house full of okinawans, i would destroy it. because i assumed that the japanese soldiers were hiding at the same time as the battle began, the heinous acts would increase, the soldiers and civilians took shelter in the caves, and when he was ready to come out of the caves and surrender , the american soldiers would rain the whole tank, and the soldiers and civilians were killed on the spot after approval germany in may 1945, the world is sorry, the unprec

i goodness gracious, may you guys that lustre bear about income tax on capital gains that really got say you really are divided. jillian says that poll says tax has to be fair, but since when is life ever been fair ? does that mean ever been fair? does that mean that life shouldn't be fair just because authorities and i don't know. john says wealth from greedy usually go hand in hand together . your greedy usually go hand in hand together. your segment always your tax segment has made me smile, says david. most people will try and pay as little tax as possible . i agree with you . as possible. i agree with you. one of my view is he says that i'm a working class jury, but i agree with the barista. that's you . many people are saying it's you. many people are saying it's not jealousy. what paul is talking about is fairness . and talking about is fairness. and he's absolutely right . it's you he's absolutely right. it's you really are divided , really. some really are divided, really. some people saying it is jealousy . people saying it is jealousy. some people say your outlet is spot o

capital. we have 2007-8 where again, eventually because of bear sterns collateral, margin calls ultimately they lowering rates so i believe in this case it is going to moderate the hawkishness on inflation. maria: so then you think this is going to impact what the fed does because we spoke with the bear traps report founder, larry mcdonald yesterday on this program and he's basically expecting a cut before the july 4th holiday. watch this. >> probably won't cut this meeting but the hike's gone and they cut the next -- they basically use their vocal cords to say okay, the path is going to be easier which will help and then as things get worse and worse, the beast in the market will force the fed to cut probably within i think the first cut will be probably before the 4th of july. maria: you said the first cut would be when? >> before july 4th. >> july 4th i think is probably a little bit early but if you look at what the market's pricing in, we have 100 basis points of cuts in the next 12 months. i think this is because the market looks at history and says financial stability still ends up being

here in the northern capital , ksenia gushchina works in the group of kirill davydenko, and this work bears a native of perm , ksenia ksenia dushin, and another clean short program, all jumps were performed very confidently. yes, there was no pavement axel, well , it was not stated, and then, what was stated , it did it, it did it, it did everything beyond praise. i think kirill davydenko the coach of this athlete should be with flowers, at least, a true gentleman from st. petersburg is found in an athlete. while catalog. once again, the stands are rushing well done, but it seems to me that now well done to this address not only to the athletes, but also to kirill davydenko , who, of course, adorns our today's with this beautiful gesture, yes, yes. we will probably wait soon for high temperatures and spring mood. in any case, i want to believe that spring will come a little earlier than it should be on the calendar and on march 8 not only snowdrops, but also many, many flowers will bloom all over the country . xenia's very confident performance is thick. pay attention to the height of the j

physically healthy, but because i could not bear it anymore, i had to retreat while the american troops crossed the soviet line to bring these gentlemen to the capital. when the japanese arrived, they committed heinous physical acts. school children were recruited for militia groups , so that they were sitting here next to beautiful professional soldiers in the year when their height and waist did not reach them, and they were holding hands and fighting with the americans. as being employed as a nurse in the front line and treating the japanese soldiers, all the children were trained to fight until their last breath, and how many they have, the attack on america in this area was very terrible. if america saw a house full of okinawans, it would surely be destroyed. i did it because i assumed that the time for japanese soldiers to hide would increase with the completion of sharia law . and they killed soldiers and civilians on the spot after the approval of germany in may 1945, excuse me, the unprecedented crying of okinawa has stopped. the attention of the american people was focused on the story that was broadcast from china, which shows the importa

they bailed out bear stearns they were creating the expectation of further bailouts and no doubt in my mind lehman brothers would have solve its own problems earlier on, raised more capital above, if they haven't got in the back of their minds, they wouldn't bail us out, we are bigger than bear stearns, that is the problem, the expectation that you create and then you don't do a bailout and then you really have the system seizing up as we saw when lehman brothers went to bankruptcy. paul: she was the head of the federal institution when they were imploding and she was trying to stave off the ones that could still be rescued but back then, long before lehman brothers did bite the dust, robert kiyosaki said it would bite the dust, he's been saying similar things with the latest banking quagmire, the company cofounder back with us, always good to have you. you first said it look like credit suisse could be next to go, got a big government injection from the swiss national bank and just as you predicted, has done squat to shore up its stability so is that the one you think could be next to go down? >> it's worse than that. in 1965 i read this book, the communist manifesto an

the word stay or remain that means stay peaceful stay at the capital just to hit the cops so i think is in action during the riot directly bearsto suggest with that jointat session. and then to be forestalled and it could be forever or indefinitely so it bears upon in another special counsel is looking closely at conduct. >> this goes to special counsel so why has it taken so long to investigate? eighteen months quick. >> they got a late start two years six months at a time. >> attorney general garland was initially reluctant to do things he thought would look political the focus was on the blue-collar part of the case those breaking windows and hitting police officers very slow on the white collar part and took us to develop that for our investigation and then they realized there is evidence here are going beyond the blue-collar so that motivates them also to be thorough. >> and then to tucker carlson only to tucker carlson. and then that convictions breaking intoit the capital it was under very strict conditions and have access and here is the 17 seconds we would use and then using as the evacuation route. so that people the

capital. she's i think befriended -- some other, i have to say i bear no ill will, she lost her daughter, that'sut clearly it's part of a kind of desire to turn this group of people into political prisoners, martyrs. what does it say to you that apparently kevin mccarthy's staff met with them? >> it's probably one of the requests that he had fulfill in order to get marjorie taylor greene support for running to be speaker. and the problem is this. they've changed the narrative. instead of them being terrorists and that's what actually babbitt's and was she was a terrorist and people are trying to stop us that they were terrorists. they're trying to change the narrative because they first have to change who were the victims and the victims that day with the police officers they were trying to stop these terrorists from trying to break into the house of congress and trying to stop the safe passage of democracy from one party to another. the victims were the american people who got to see this violence, is political violence, happening that day. but in order for them to change the first half change

war and more companies are suspending their plans for promotions and capital investment and growth. it bearsontrast to the roaring trump economy, where we made things and produced things, and were the envy of the world. [applause] and there seems to be no end in sight for the government-induced inflation that the biden administration would want to visit upon all of us. and when we look to the wall, it is not much different. we have got a president who stumbles up and down the stairs of air force one as his policies stumble across europe. i think we had to spend four or five days asking the chinese spy balloon what its pronouns were before we were willing to shoot it down. [applause] and so, in times of concern, throughout all of human history, people have looked to leaders for inspiration and courage and guidance. and, increasingly, when americans look to washington, d.c. we see but husks of humans, vessels through which the foreign interests are brought in the special interests here at home operate. so i am proud to stand before you as the only republican in the united states congress who r

bear stearns, they increased moral hazard. they created an expectation of more bailouts, and there's no doubt in my mind lehman brothers would have sold itself, raised more capital thought in the back of their minds, you know, they wouldn't dare not bail us out, we're bigger than bear stearns. that's the problem, that's the expectation the, you don't do a bailout and then you really have the system seizing up as we saw when lehman brothers went into bankruptcy. neil: well put. sheila, thank you very much. >> my pleasure. thanks, neil. neil: that was then, let's hope it doesn't happen now. more after this. .. neil: may be a selloff. you can change this. >> i was interested in the last comment larry kudlow made that the fed will pause and how you can read into that. this is very dicey and wall street is looking.

they said they will be in talks to ways of hundreds of millions of dollars in capital to support the business? are we bear is down 1.3% and not the biggest will considering u.s. automakers have opened an and events -- investigation for reports of stealing -- steering wheels falling off. , tom: are they supposed to be deductible -- detectable? in formula one, they come off all the time. lisa: it is about the screw coming undone and i don't think you can take car tips from formula one. jon: i can spell eight truck of tomatoes in our town in italy and leaving the high-rises and coming out and we had these oil barrels out the back and we used to take a winters worth of tomatoes and cooked them over night. you can smell it and you had tomato sauce to get you through. tom: what do you do in the aisle? jon: that is what you do when you have no money in the south italy. tom: when you go through the same -- a whole paycheck in the summer and you see fancy homegrown hampton's tomatoes, at $15, how do you react? jon: it is ridiculous. lisa: my grandfather grew tomatoes in his backyard and every time i went near them

it in the nation's capital, ah, thousands took to histories against the so called foreign agent bill landing. it clamped down on western news outlets and n g 's. despite it bearing striking similarities to an existing u. s. law. american official raton, georgia with sanctions. though the government reacted to protesters, demands by canceling the bill and releasing those who had been detained. crowds have continued to gather near the national parliament building. russia foreign minister says that events in georgia, how disturbing parallel to the ukrainian mind on uprising in 2014 very similar to caves made on there is no doubt that the law and registration of non governmental organizations that receive foreign funding in the amount of 20 percent of their budget was just an excuse to start an attempt to force a change of power. nevertheless, in a number of european countries, the same rules are much more stringent burrell stated, without batting an eye, that this contradicts european values and puts the block on the path of georgia secession to the you. in general, this hypocrisy is of course, obvious, is that official saying they dropped the legislation. protesto

capital to replace jakarta. the government says the city and the island of barney, or will create more or, or charities, but indigenous communities say, bear being forced off the land. jessica washington reports from borneo the ballot. people have lived in tobacco east cali mountain for hundreds of years, but life is changing here as indonesia build its new capital city, new centera, and this village is now marked as part of the development. i think i don't have any but goal with that younger they act like we don't exist. like we're not human and they should have talked to us 1st. we accept the new capital, but don't dismiss our rights. they want to build something new by destroying what is already here. number one, the other 200. i'm certain i lived in a house that once belonged to her great, great grandparents. now she wakes to the sound of heavy machinery in her back yard, as workers builds an intake reservoir for a dam to serve the new capital. no, no, this is the impact of the development behind me. but we never had to buy things like wood or water or vegetables before. but now we live miserable lives advocacy groups estimate around 2

you're also pointing out that workers bear an estimated 70% of the corporate income tax, grover. walk us through the tax increases. capitales talking about all the way up to 45%, grover. >> they're looking to take the capital gains tax higher than what -- takes you back to jimmy carter's level of capital gains and we've already are approaching jimmy carter's inflation with the same policies. now he's going to give us jimmy carter lack of growth with a capital gains a tax which was viewed as so horrific that a bipartisan republican and democrat congress beat carter and cut it almost in half. that's how bad it was. the democrats now want to go back to what they recognized as stupid and destructive in 1978. maria: so i mean, just we're talking about capital gains. that's everything. you sell stocks, you sell your home, whatever capital gains you make he wants to take it from 20% all the way up to 45%? >> it is an amazing increase on capital gains. it is going to be devastating to people trying to save for their future, trying to sell a house, land, stocks. this is a very, very damaging attack on people's ability to save for

bear in mind. and you know, china's propensity to sudden evaluations. certainly that is one risk. the other issue is that there are still capital controls in china, and how really russia can move changes you want to go into other currencies. is a challenge for them as well. we saw there's actually in the aftermath of putin and she is summit in moscow last week, the kremlin, formally requested that sharon hughes, its restrictions on renewing the trading and exchange ability so that it could denominate arbitrate with africa in the currency. and beijing so far has just not responded. ready requests and how wide spread is if you wanna use within russia, russian people and businesses courage to use it. well. so last february was very rarely use the russian central bank to ship some of its holdings over the preceding 8 years since the 1st invented ukraine in 2014 and you on. but it hadn't really been a major instrument of trade savings or credit financing now. so the russians open up some savings products in the u on we've seen trade, obviously with china, with some other countries increased pretty substantially. but for me, which re

capital no military objects. nearby, there were not only 87 children who became victims of nato bombings. their western politicians were called collateral victims. um, i bear me, the real aggression, the responsibility for which no one has ever been held responsible for, it was then that the collective west violated all international legal norms. i can say that this aggression against serbia continues only by other means. the smell is still speaking to us in the language of ultimatums. serbian president aleksandar vučić believes that it is the nato countries that are guilty of attack on yugoslavia 24 years ago and there is no justification for this. it was an attack. one small country that could not defend itself, that did no harm to anyone and was humiliated, and 19 countries attacked one without any right and then boasted that they won the last president in the gaga trial later. yugoslavia sloboda trifles all said that nato had no practical reason to bomb yugoslavia as a result of attacks on the territory, only seven tanks of the serbian army were destroyed in kosovo, but it was more important for the west to punish the serbs, already dying in prison. mi