, according to the head code of belarus, it is known that these were warehouses of one of the capital's firms, the exact damage is not yet known on investigators are working on the spot. zhlobin today became the handball capital of belarus where the final stage of the republican competition among boys and girls born in 2008-2009, a swift ball, ended. the team of six regions of minsk fought for the title of champions and this year there were no equals for both boys and girls from the teams of the capital, all winners received special awards and gifts from the presidential sports club. i will note the final stage of the next draw will be held in minsk today. i think the coaches who were present watched. yes, and i'm in i also know a little about handball. i noticed that both among the boy and girl of this age there are already candidates and youthful ones in the future. i think everything is fine and the national team, firstly, good physical, selection. secondly, the technical execution of different results. well, the fact that we have yes, you dominate all the time, pinsk, and individual regio

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a bay area capital firm is facing a lawsuit for allegedly helping ftx with crypto fraud. will we' and new this morning. a area venture capital firm is getting sued for allegedly aiding and abetting ftx with crypto fraught. >> so the lawsuit claims the sequoia capital operations llc, a short clients who put their money into ftx, that their money would be separated from ftx u.s. assets. but the claim alleges that sam bankman-fried took customers money deposited with ftx and secretly transfer them to a sister company called alameda research that he also owned the plaintiffs claim that sequoia should bear some responsibility for their losses because it, quote, knowingly poured hundreds of millions of dollars into ftx, essentially funding the scheme, end quote. the case joins 7 other cases now in the united states, a district court for the northern california northern district of california. arising out of the ftx collapse. >> a former richmond police sergeant has been sentenced for firing his gun several times at 4 seasons hotel in san francisco. while intoxicated. this happe

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plus, bay area venture capital firm facing a lawsuit for allegedly helping ftx with crypto fraud. we'll tell you why. but first, mounting pressure for the san francisco da as more people and she released surveillance video of the shooting of banco brown. >> breaking news now at 12, 15 jurors have found a former president donald trump liable for the abuse and defamation of author e jean carroll. she accused trump of her in the dressing room of a manhattan department store back in the mid 1990's. he has denied the allegations and did not appear at the trial. the federal jury of 6 men and 3 women say trump. should pay 2 million dollars in damages since this was a civil case and not criminal. he did not face any jail time. all right. back here at home in the bay area. happening today, the san francisco's board of supervisors will discuss a resolution that calls on the district attorney to release the video of a deadly shooting that happened outside a walgreens da brooke jenkins announcing last week she was not going to file charges against the security guard who fired the gun, saying

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the first venture capital firm along with some individuals.ere is a hype cycle around artificial intelligence and half of your field of vc says we've been doing this for a decade. and then half are getting into a new. how do you assess what is happening? vinod: everybody wants to get on the bandwagon because it is a major client and a major time. not surprising people claiming they've been doing it for a decade. i wrote about it extensively about 10 years ago and then four years ago we invested in open ai. five or six years ago we had a whole bunch of other startups we invested in in the same area. and so it is an exciting time. it is hard to predict exactly how fast it is developing, how fast it will develop. every day, you see new changes, but it is exciting. and it is exciting from both a business point of view as well as a technology capability point of view. ed: is open ai the only game in town or just a clear leader in the field right now? vinod: in america there's a lot of interesting startups in this area. google is a very credible pla

in his venture-capital firm, called sound ventures is already launcher 240 million-dollar ai fun to comen major ai companies like, when ai and he says, is firm will continue to support ai startups for the long haul. read back to you. stuart: [applause] this very very good. and i prefer irving. [laughter] but that's okay. guest: okay irving it is. stuart: for the white house it goes after fox's peter ducey, pushing back on the ridiculous claim that illegal migration is down 90 percent. watch this. >> utility is the number and if i hear you and i'm about to answer than it actually is or. [inaudible]. >> if the dramatics will come down just a little bit i will answer you dramatics of the company a little bit. stuart: that did not seem terribly dramatic but will play your full exchange and chicago's outgoing map, world lightfoot urges the governor of texas to stop bussing microscope her city and she said the governor of migrants as a political pawn to create chaos in chicago. >> they were a sanctuary city and mike has the story after this. pods biggest sale of the year is now extended! save

has a venture capital firm.an sachs moving headquarters to democrats that's will have a huge impact. >> downtown dallas adding 5,000 jobs. it changes everything and puts us on the map differently. dallas has been the forgotten down and oh like dallas is a great place to stop over but becoming a hub wall street west. when that happens people look at it differently. it's affordable and centrally located and obviously now job growth, too. >> will: 5,000 jobs and multiply that by household and spin off jobs and the economy it creates, that's the population compounding. people have to move here because of goldman sachs in general. toyota moved their headquarters here a few years back. other companies had to move here because they were water supported by toyota. the wave effect of this is significant. it's a real competitor and competing against places like manhattan. >> will: now, we need to be fair. we are not in dallas this morning we are in fort worth. >> true. >> will: brother, sister sitting next to each other,

the interests of some of my friends the business model of silicon valley bank acquires venture capital firms and to venture backed companies. if you think about the fundamental trade that was implied, i would even say, explicit in their business model what they did was they offered a highly beneficial product into venture backed companies into venture capital is in exchange for having a large number of deposits in your silicon valley bank count. sometimes, often, exclusively so. a common practice, for example, was to say that you would provide a line of credit to a venture capital firms but only if that firm put all of its money, 100% of its deposits, in silicon valley bank, or they would offer private jet financing and other goodies that have been available only to the very wealthy in exchange for having all of your deposits as they can valley bank. given that that was implied in the business model of the bank i think it is important that we use the term bailout. i know some of you don't like that term but i think it is the only term that applies. we, using excess fees on community banks of

so for example, today there are silicon valley venture capital firms that invest in artificial intelligence companies in china that work directly with the play and the communist party. that makes no sense. it's unacceptable. and then finally, we need to have a much more carefully orchestrated and an explicit set of strategies with our allies like japan, like australia and others, for confronting china's aggression. so that's the kind of comprehensive whole of nation strategy. i think we need to be able to to deal with the rise of china and the growing aggression of china. and i think by doing so, we greatly increase the likelihood of being able to coexist with china in the world, but only through a position of strength. so let's zoom in on this strategic decoupling concept. i think something like strategic decoupling is clearly well underway already and a lot of people would advocate something along the lines of what you suggest that we should pare back what we might view as high risk economic connections with china in the areas of sensitive strategic technology. and you mentioned a few of

firms that have raised capital and are able to deploy at when prices are coming down will benefit. re trying to grow right now, may be having more difficulty as liquidity dries up. some of this depends on positioning. but even in the asset management world brand matters and durability of the franchise matters. that is where we are focused. sonali: what are you still worried about out there? bennett: i think, as you highlighted, easy money, the consequence of that is in place and see. i think when you look at the s&p 500 trading at 18 times forward earnings versus a historical norm of 15 times, you have to ask yourself, given what is out there, even some of the macro risk facing the economy, is it worth owning public stocks at a 20% premium to the historical norm? probably not. that is where we need to see some recalibration of prize. sonali: you think the market's risk? the public market? bennett: in the immediate term public equities seem more than credit. sonali: a lot of money managers, a lot of this is with the idea of expanding into private credit. as you talked about before, n

caroline: when you are a multistage capital venture firm, how do you decide what size of company you want to get at, what valuation you could be picking? because what are the comparables in the public market when you are seeing such enormous rallies in a place like nvidia. sarah: think you have to be practical. right now venture is in a bit of a downturn in the only area you are seeing the skyhigh valuations is in ai. if you think somebody is building a company that has a fundamental, intellectual property mode that can truly change the world and you actually believe it is the next google, then maybe you do invest in a slightly higher valuation. what a lot of people do is jump on any thing that interesting and paying prices out of whack to reality and the market right now in venture. for me, i have been doing a lot of ai investing a little later when it is indeed risked -- de-risked. we stage ai investing is incredibly risky, unless it is something building a consumer enterprise interface that upfront they say, we are using gpt and existing ai tools to make it easier to do x, y, z, g

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google, shares down just about 1% after the company got hit with a downgrade from loop capital markets. the firms it's worried about google's a.i. prospects after it laid out plans to ramp up its chatgpt rival bared. here with our trades ari, oppenheimer managing director. what's your take on alphabet >> the technical trends are going the opposite way as far as versus that downgrade that they are still favorable. generally speaking underlying market trends right here are pointing growth over value than defense over offense and i think these growth stocks still stand to lift the market higher over the coming months. looking at alphabet the stock h has lagged through this recovery and i think last week's strength was confirmation of the turn that marked a meaningful breakout in trend, buying weakness down to the breakout level around 109 and the upside $130 over the coming months where the stock started to break down when this got started selling in the first part of 2022. >> had a great week. let's talk about -- we don't rarely mention, the shares up 3% after deutsche bank upgraded them to a buy,

and john, this the off a whole and michelle thank start to uh, as a south korean capital sol, whether it was a law firm after a satellite launch in north korea. so that's off on emergency, a lot of japan holes, so issued warnings, 2 messages in the south of the country. they attempt to send the satellite into a bit failed, but it could provide an intelligence winful for south korea, which says it has retrieved parts of the wreckage from the ocean. this is believe to be part of north korea's 1st spice. most of our child, we were in the process of recovering the debris. in the 80 hours emergency, simon sounded across south korea's capital sold. it caused confusion along with mobile phone and lots which cooled on residents to evacuate level. it was saturday morning, so i understand that there may be a misunderstanding between us all a change in an emergency situation. however, it's not right to tell people to just evacuate without any explanation who sells. matt was forced to apologize for the confusion, but you defended the decision to raise the alarm that you're going to go with john . hey, imagine c me

it grew rapidly through uninsured deposits, principally from venture capital-backed firms. it used those funds to purchase what, in theory, would be safe securities. treasuries. mortgage-backed securities. agency securities. mr. sessions: so then they mark those that they were going to, over the long run, be getting back money. and then they got pulled out early to where there was an unrealized -- mr. clements: correct. they held those securities. unfortunately they invested in longer term securities, and when the interest rates started going up, the value of those securities dropped. about the same time in the venture capital tech industry, they started pulling their deposits because they were no longer getting a bunch of funding. they started falling. the bank eventually needed to start selling those securities. and it was selling them at a loss. at some point. and depositors an other investors got spooked. mr. sessions: would have expected to receive. are you saying they lost money or did not realize what they thought they were going to get so they booked it as a loss? m

bridged not only library internal workings but also working with the architect of the capital and the design firms for exhibits is david mandel and he came to us from the civil rights museum in atlanta and previously worked with of the new york historical society so we are well-versed in that. >> my time is up. i hope to ask more questions in the next round. >> thank you, senator fischer. atlanta museum is well known. it is an amazing experience to go through that so that's great. and i also want to mention to senator fischer's questions and at the capital, we've been make suregether to there is more accountability than there has been in the past including partnership with you and we are pleased with the work and introducing legislation today that's bipartisanpa and bicameral with the house leaders, representative's style and morality to take the architect of the capital and in fact it never was in the jurisdiction of the capital as it should've so that we will be making the decisions of who is hired for that job and also have and accountability to us which makes sense and we think that will help

capital also coming up. so don's warring factions, struggle to firm up the fragile base bar. another day of peace thompson underway and saudi arabia aimed at allowing a badly needed aid to reach civilians. the . i'm gonna go fairly, it's good to have you with us. ukraine has issued a nationwide air alert hours after russell launched a wave of airstrikes. ukrainian officials say at least 5 people were injured and overnight attacks on the capital and at least 4 other cities. he's mayor called at the biggest throne attack on the capital in the entire war. to this zillow added, mary of keys inspects the ruins of this apartment after a terrifying night in the capital, the message press x 2 off on from uh, the 6 can we get to draw on the flights of direction. okay, now i'm tom. and thanks to give me some assistance everyone was shipped out, but not before the attack. drones entered this built up residential neighborhood. several people were hurt by falling drone debris, sleepless locals. no, it could have been much worse for him was little way there was nothing i could do. i shelte

there was a law firm in the south korean capital, sol officer, a soft light launch in north korea sets off an emergency a lot. japan also issued a warning to residents in the south of the country. the attempt to send a soft light into orbit failed, but it could be an intelligence windfall for south korea, which says it has retrieved parts of the wreckage from the ocean. this is believed to be part of north korea's fuss by satellite. the projectile was found by the south korean military officer which it crashed into the sea. well, the military identified what seems to be the debris of a purported north korean space rocket in the waters west of our town. we were in the process of recovering the debris. busy in the hours emergency, simon sounded across south korea's capital sold, it cause confusion along with mobile phone and lots which cooled on residents to evacuate level. it was a morning. so i understand that there may be a misunderstanding between us, out of 10, in an emergency situation. however, it's not right to tell people to just evacuate without any explanation who sells. matt

of companies being opened in both countries rise while there were only 27 firms found the answer, okay, would voss and capital or shareholders in 2015? for example. that number stood at a $140.00 in 2022 and sort of companies have also been looking at expanding their business in russia by localize or production in special economic zones last year. and so it gets investors commission to new facilities, a sanitary production plan's in the lucas zone, and the nets of fabrics production facility in the yvonne and was special zone. and of course, it's hardly surprising that focused tech cell companies are now looking to follow suit, especially after the departure of major western brands from russia. so business is booming and that's not even mentioning the tourism aspect to let them do. we never give up friends halfway to get, loves russia, russia last 2. yeah. so this project is one of the biggest 2 gays working on incorporation was it's ally. it's no secret that russia and turkey have had it some more to us relationship over the years. but they seem to always be there for one another and critical situations. jus

capital so why did you make that decision? >> congresswoman that decision made in consultation with their board of directors and outside advisers and we made that decision for our clients and shareholders.or the same investment making firm advising and underwritingg your capital didn't does seem like a conflict of interest and how did you ensurein you receive the bet for those securities? >> congressman goldman sachs was the adviser for or rates in the decision to openly sell the portfolio to goldman sachs to review with a board of directors and the special committee to my memory they couldn't place a structure that would be of benefit to get the best price we could to validate that in the market. mr. roffler let me ask you question the unprecedented control in the digital is pushing our committee to rethink the rules regulations and the role of the fed as lender of last resort it's been reported that your firm was one of the banks that was a facility. did these lenders of last resort in march onuidated what could have been improved and thanks for the question congresswomanha and yes being march 10 we began to engage with the federalen reserve bank and also the federal home loan bank. we had previously pledged collatera

restrict asians on american an investment in firms operate chinese firms and foreign firms operating in china capital controls as you know when is the united done that in the past whatever that is never never we've never we have the export right but capital controls mean it's unprecedented and it has nothing to invest in in the soviet union. but there is to invest in in china. so it's which i i don't you know, i certainly don't support those actions. i believe that we may threaten sanctions to give leverage a negotiation to try to get china to moderate its policies in one way or another, but to simply wakeham with extreme sanctions without a clear link to some policy or behavior i think is not very productive and what it leads to what we see in china that you as a growth of anti-americanism where they believe that we are just completely hostile we've effective lee declared war on china a cold war and nothing they do is going to make a difference. well, you know, that's a danger as kind of situation talk about danger. you know, we haven't talked about taiwan and one of our audience members asks. what

restrict asians on american an investment in firms operate chinese firms and foreign firms operating in china capital controls as you know when is the united done that in the past whatever that is never never we've never we have the export right but capital controls mean it's unprecedented and it has nothing to invest in in the soviet union. but there is to invest in in china. so it's which i i don't you know, i certainly don't support those actions. i believe that we may threaten sanctions to give leverage a negotiation to try to get china to moderate its policies in one way or another, but to simply wakeham with extreme sanctions without a clear link to some policy or behavior i think is not very productive and what it leads to what we see in china that you as a growth of anti-americanism where they believe that we are just completely hostile we've effective lee declared war on china a cold war and nothing they do is going to make a difference. well, you know, that's a danger as kind of situation talk about danger. you know, we haven't talked about taiwan and one of our audience members asks. what

this below, its also caused a, something of a law firm here in south korea and capital itself because early molding everybody on the phones they received a warning. so what, asking people to prepare for evacuation for that excited saying exactly what the law was. it was quickly withdrawn a short while later at missing that that was a mistake by you the nation, but the national authority saying it was a mistake by soul to issue that warning. but by force, the insult. thank you. let's come over to andre line. k is a professor at cooking in university and the director of the online use souls and k news joins us now from so always good to have you on the program. so if your analysis, north korea says that it sounds like crushed into the sea. i mean, how should we analyze the fact that was so quick to admit to it's failing? so it's a very with mission is it knows. yeah. yes. it is on the occasion to do it because they have had some quite spectacular. let's say it was a lot of people could see and they didn't want to meet. however, understood kind of government, the silt, all the forms that

and liquidity risk. >> it was a liquidity issue, not a capital issue. >> solvency of the firm as in mytestimony is what drove the liquidity risk. depositors looked at balance sheet of bank and despite regulatory capital high they viewed it as involve ant under the cral rules that were applied to svb, svb did not have to pass through its entry'lized lawsuits, into its capital treatment, the capital treatment was higher than it ought to have been. >> and if we would have been talking and focusing on the liquidity issue in particular, because the basically under the rules they were pulling, the liquid became the issue at the time. at one point their capital was up, but they were not recognizing the losses that would have occurred to convert the bonds they'd were carrying. >> correct. >> also on tuesday former svb ceo claimed that as of early 2023, all but one supervisory finding was remediated. is this true? if so, was this interest rate risk one of those that was remediated in. >> that is not true. senator rounds, at the time that institution failed they had 31 outstanding matters requir