diwankhaneh building is an important part that has a function in connection with the citadel, market, bath complex, mosque. in terms of administrative structure and government organization , a two-story mansion on the northeast side of the zandieh complex is one of the works that will help us to take the basic steps for its global registration. a historical collection that lovers of the country's cultural heritage have been waiting for years to be registered in the world heritage list. our plan is to reopen those parts of this building that are occupied by others with the help of the provincial authorities, god willing. let's do visual barriers are the most important issue that the guardians of persian culture are trying to solve. naturally, for us, the historical context and the zandiyeh complex with all its elements, including the mosque, cultural helmet building, karim khani citadel, museum, and all this , finally. after all, a very large collection is important to us, and in fact we will do something that will be effective for the future generation of shiraz. it should be placed a

what is the case and how is it different for citadel l than, say, jp morgan?broker-dealer with a higher recordkeeping burden then firms like citadel, which has a lower burden because of the different registration status. jp morgan needed to keep a good deal, if not all, of the communications with their bankers, the burden for firms like citadel is lower. usually it's things like investment recommendations. sonali: thank you for your time and reporting. that story is one of the most read of the day. checking on the markets, the s&p 500 not quite at session lows, but certainly speeding up the decline. down .3%. the same goes for the nasdaq 100. yields are hanging out at 468 -- 4.68 on the day. we saw a stunning 10 basis point in the 10-year yield in the day to day. you are seeing pricing expectations in the swap markets as well as the stop arc it's. expectations are changing around the number of rate cuts this year. i'm sonali basak, happy pi day. we hope you get to enjoy that in your own way, today. keep an eye on us, it's a busy trading day through the close.

, yes this is a separate the citadel, as a non-attackable military unit, it was all a single whole forhat is... they were sure that we would break our teeth here, yes, directly, when we had already entered, that is, already before the shooting battle or after all , yes rifleman, no, a shooting battle, just a shooting battle , the artillery was just working, cutting off the enemy’s suitable reserves, everything else and then yes, here there was only a shooting battle, the clean-up was completely complete, that is , ours turned out to be better, they can’t withstand us in a shootout battle, a shootout battle is very important for them heavy, they can’t stand it. why it would seem that the slavs also have a lot of howling russian spirit in them there is no this is not so the uav needs to leave the enemy’s uav everything, everything, we’re leaving , we’re leaving everything, let’s get the drone in the cars, why? the natural fog helped us, and just at that moment we made that very rush to the plant, as fate would have it, as they say, it turned out that we walked through these dachas. if we

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according to legend, they were in the ramparts of the castle, connecting the citadel and the monasteryasement was so wide that even horsemen could ride through it. during the reign of the pototskys, the city was engaged in sheep breeding; 12 life- size golden mechanical sheep were kept in the castle basement. for some unknown reason, nine of them were taken abroad, three are still in the basement or in underground passages. it is not possible to verify this. there is also a possibility that the same underground passage connects the castle and the church in the nearby village of volchin. many specialists like this the stories are viewed with skepticism. firstly, the distance is great, and there was simply no need to build secret passages from a peaceful estate in the 19th century, though. it is impossible that we are talking only about large basements, because according to one version, in 1816, on the orders of francis sapieha’s wife pelageya potocka, a stone palace, or more precisely, a manor house, was built on the site of a former brewery. according to historical data, in december 18

, yes, yes, this is a separate citadel, as not an approachable military part, it was all one for themeth here, yes, immediately, when we had already entered , that is, already before the shooting battle, or after all, yes, the shooting battle, no, the shooter battle, that is, right after the arrows, it was the shooting battle , the artillery was just working, cutting off the enemy’s suitable reserves, everything else went on and on, yes, here there was only a skirmish, the clearing was completely complete, that is , ours turned out to be better, they can’t withstand us in a gun battle, the battle is very difficult for them, they can’t withstand it, why ? it would seem that they are also slavs, they howl a lot , there is no russian spirit in them, no, this is not there, so, uav, we need to leave, we hit the enemy, that’s it, we’re leaving, we’re leaving, that’s it, let’s get in the cars, drone. why were the ukrainians so sure that avdievka could not be taken? the area was fortified, deep, directly buried , filled with python, with many communication passages, hiding behind the local po

inside the citadel fortress you can see many structures that put on display the ingenuity of person architecture. the ruler's residence is one of them. without doubt the most intact building is the yachon or the ice house. an intelligent solution to preserve ice during the extremely hot and dry days of the summer. "this land thrived way back in the late sasanian dynasty some one and a half thousand years ago, reaching the height of its might and glory in the mid saphavit period. the remains of castles and windmills are scattered all over this area, literally as far as the eye can see. so many windmills point to the abundance of wheat and other cereals in this region, all those many, many years ago." everything starts with need for or lack of something. here the need for bread. to produce flour, persian. has harness the power of the wind to grind the wheat. the constant strong winds of this region allowed the people of old seastan to be the first to develop the technology to utilize the wind power about 2,800 years ago. it's the pure clean air that makes the propellers of the windmills, or as the

to see so many c and families enjoying the wonderment of democracy in this great base place, the citadel i rise today to talk aboutameri. particularly talk about those who are impacted by disparate policies, such as the polies in barbara hill. i want to acknowledge the congressional black caucus and advocates that supported and surrounded will george. mr. george is a who is isolated in a classroom that has been going to school with no academic teaching, no ability to from the nies with his students, his fellow students, no ability to eat in the lunchroom, and nox expectation of any kind of spring break. you ask, he's obviously misbehaved. no, he has 3 point average. excellent student. but he is being there because of his hairstyle. i need the secretary of education to help this young man. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. ms. jackson lee: save him from this isolation. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time haexpire ms. jackson lee: help mr. george get an education. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. for what purpose

an impenetrable citadel surrounded by bastions and... 800-meter-long shafts, withered, folded softeningand fabricated frames. a rambling fortress, which this day presents the unsolved riddle of its powerful insipidity, but for what , it was thought that the modern magnates were willing to build a well-developed military infrastructure this month, and i to apynula zadzeinichanai at abarone bykhava navat sama. tsarkva, why are the asudzhans gety eternal agaspheres of non-passage architecture, architecture of belarus. the boss of bykha, for the sake of the pasture , call it “bykha’s courtyard”, zgadvaetstsa in gramatsa prince dzmitry syamenavich. there is right news from the list of russian cities near and far. into datuetstsa 14 stagodzem. the small cities were wisely planned and could already boast of the noble abaron’s achievements. the garad districts were surrounded by perpendicular streets, and the center of the village was a square. gorad would be good and could ganarytsa amal not impenetrable castles. tsyaper geta adziny ў belarus city krepast pattern 17. simu ўmatsavannya і italia

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the citadel made me tough. that guy playing mr.ough guy yesterday wouldn't last 30 seconds at the citadel. he has no idea what he is talking about. >> harris: what about brought about the back and forth? you signaled enough with your body language and words that you felt bullied at that moment and you spoke the words stop shaming me. >> i did. that's why women won't come forward when they are assaulted is because of the judgment and shame and here he was judging me bullying me and shaming me as a rape victim for my political choices. it is wrong but almost like rape is bad unless you are republican. then we'll shame you for it and the way that the left reacted is a reflection of how bad joe biden's numbers are that this is what they do to rape survivors and rape victims and shame them for their political choices. i thought i did it more respectfully than i should have and probably wanted to but it was horrifying. you could see at the very beginning of that interview i winced. you can see i was there to talk about 2024 not talk abou

. >>> nvidia is bouncing back in a very big way, by citadel's ken griffin says they have options with different risk/reward profiles. >>> capitol hill be hold a hearing on banning tiktok. the company is not giving up a fight. we look at the intersection of politics and big money. >>> and breaking records on the fourth largest economy, putting the stocks rally at risk. >>> later in the show, the boeing stock wipeout continues as the growing concerns grow for investors and would-be hires. it's march 13th, 2024, wednesday, and you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. >>> good wednesday morning. welcome to "worldwide exchange." thank you so much for being here with us. we're going to get you ready for the trading day ahead. we kick off the hour. after a solid day for stocks yesterday, we saw the s&p close at the 17th record-high of the year. a bit of a mixed picture. the dow opens up 25 points higher. the nasdaq a little hdown. and take a look at yields. the benchmark moving just about four or five basis poimtss from the level we saw it at yesterday. we're looking at energ

annabelle: one of the most read stories this morning is the citadel founder saying that the fed those the fed does need to move slowly. markets are pricing in around three cuts this year, seeing around 100 basis points of cuts. is that the right pace of reduction, do you think? lydia: i think the fed is going to be well-positioned to start cutting interest rates. fed chair jay powell mentioned we are not too far from that confidence and we are expecting to see that disinflation trend resuming in the coming months. and that should lead to the fed easing monetary policy. it is not going to be a fast process. you are going to proceed very carefully. but we expect to see rate cuts this year as inflation continues to come down. and the fed really wants to balance the risk of keeping interest rates too high for too long and risking some damage to the economy and potentially a deeper economic slowdown. or a recession. haidi: the jobs numbers on friday was also quite perplexing for the market. we saw that pretty immediate reaction. i wonder how you are seeing this being conveyed through the s

reminds that just a few days of its use, and the defense of avdiivka, one of the most fortified citadels in the ssu, fell. ukraine's retaliatory attempt to bring the expensive western air defense system closer to line of combat contact, only led to the loss of american patri launchers, admits forps. now kiev's hopes are tied to the arrival of the f-16 fighters promised by the west. it is necessary to immediately agree to the supply of long-range taurus missiles to kiev, politicians from the ruling coalition are calling on the german chancellor, as spiegel notes, missile manufacturers have joined the pressure on scholz, saying that if the government does not hurry up with orders, the production of taurus will have to be suspended, allegedly german jobs are at risk. the spanish elpais holds a different point of view, writing that the ukrainian conflict caused final damage to the german economy, putting it at risk. france announced its intention to supply hundreds of armored vehicles to kiev. we are talking about armored personnel carriers produced more than 40 years ago. however, as the mi

villages were awarded, in total there are 36 such settlements in the country, each of them was a citadele during the great patriotic war. several secret groups operated in enterprises and organizations of nazi-occupied baranovichi. the first underground members appeared already in august 1941, they distributed reports from the san information bureau, obtained weapons and intelligence, and carried out sabotage on the railway. underground group. the entire group and on january 31, 1944 , the deputy burgomaster of the city of baranych, rusak, was kidnapped , because the burgomasters simply were not in baranychy at that time, such a daring operation, of course, a powerful underground network operated in derzhinsk, the first organization death to fascism appeared in august '41, gennady budai, pavel khmelevsky and ivan dzhukovets distributed leaflets and obtained information about the activities of the german military. administrations were closely connected with the minsk underground. in the autumn of '42 , arrests began; relatives of the organizers of the underground, khmeleevsky's father and

treasury secretary steven mnuchin, as well as hudson bay capital, reverence capital partners, and citadel, hedge fund, not the security firm, as well as some other institutional investors -- are making a combined $1 billion investment in this company, subject to finalized regulatory approvals here. according to the terms of this agreement, nycb will be issuing an aggregate common stock at a price of two dollars per share. they are also giving investors 60% more in coverage to purchase nonvoting stock with an exercise price of $2.50 a share. so, those are the terms of the deal. again, subject to regulatory approval, and then there is a change in the c suite. you have joseph vaughn, who was formerly with the occ, former comptroller of the occ, sorry about that. he is taking the c suite row and becoming ceo. sandra demello, who was just named ceo a week or so ago, is going back to nonexecutive chairman, a role that he held for just a short while following that moody's downgrade, and before he became ceo last week, and they are adding four new directors to this board, and shrinking the size o

a lot of these places -- people work the places like millennium, citadel.someone -- is someone from lmr who has launched a fund. that helps as well if you've proven yourself, but really allocators were investing in these funds want to see experience, they want to see that you've shown that you can make money on the trade and that you are an expert in the area. they are more likely to raise capital. >> interesting, have to have a good relationship with your former boss. we are going to get a quick check of the markets before we let you go. it has been a down day in the markets here, close to session lows when you look at this s&p 500 and the nasdaq. the nasdaq 100 now down 100 now down 1.6%. s&p 500 down 8/10 of 1%. two-year yields hanging out lower, but they date ahead. that 10 year yield at 4.14 now, six basis points lower on the day as well. a lot of questions about where that steepener goes. stick with us, it is a big day. this is bloomberg. i think he's having a midlife crisis i'm not. you got us t-mobile home internet lite. after a week of streaming th

sonali: i am glad you brought up millennium, is citadel and millennium the only games in town to partnerre? >> mid to small size funds may be looking to acquired or may be looking to acquire other firms. depends on how much money and cash they have on hand and how they are thinking about the future of the firm and if they are capacity constraint and how they can invest. sonali: as these funds start to shut her, what are these other firms doing and one thing i think is interesting is seeing senior executive firm weiss jumping to it for example? >> when a firm is closing down, everyone is looking at the talent that the firm has, trying to get the best people and says to are the winners and who are they strong as performers. were seeing one of the portfolio managers job to valley asked me -- jump here, it is not uncommon to see other hedge funds pick up either teams of people or individuals. sonali: the other reason i like to watch the circling talent is to understand their own ambitions, what is the ambition? >> they were one of the underperformers, that is because of their equities unit,

the state of kolah ferangi, karim khani citadel, museum and all these are finally a very big collection, and we will actually do something that will be useful for both the present and the future generation of shiraz. traffic issues, parking issues , and especially public transportation such as the subway, such as buses, trams, etc., should be taken into consideration, and we should try to bring as few private cars into the central fabric as possible, for example, the fabric of zandiyeh. officials of the ministry of cultural heritage, tourism and handicrafts express hope that within 2 years this collection should be prioritized in the world registration of iran's historical monuments. we had a meeting with the group of professionals who can help us in the field of tissue and especially the world registration of living organs, and we had approvals. consult as soon as possible. to register for the organizing plan. zandiye complex was founded by karim khan zand in shiraz more than 240 years ago. the efforts to register the zandiyeh collection worldwide have started since 2010, which will fa

the effectiveness of the armed opposition has grown to the point where even in the military zone citadelal they have their own special military zone. they may not have a secure particular with a more effective use of drones by various opposition groups. it was also notably low—key parade compared to others. usually they put on a big display of all their equipment, you get a flight path by helicopter gunships and fighterjets, ofarmoured fighter jets, of armoured vehicles, fighterjets, ofarmoured vehicles, rocket launchers, intimate all that was missing yesterday, just marching troops and the speech online also felt weary, repeated a whole load of things he said in the past. when it came to actually standing tough, he did not sound as divine as he has in previous years, he did blame the opposition groups accusing them of being terrorists. he once again promised an election at some point but there is no timeframe. it felt as though they did not have an awful lot to offer and this comes against the backdrop with the military suffered unprecedented defeat and loss of territory in recent month

the actual position where the rosetta stone is from is a citadel in rashid., and then you can view that in its position in rashid. lens studio has this technology called custom location ar, which is basically where you can geolocate a digital asset or, you know, a digital thing in its actual position. it starts with the story. the rosetta stone, known as the hajar rashid. and this appears before people in scale of what it is. and the cool thing about ar is you can see it as it looks now, but also how it will have looked in the past. exactly — how it originally looked, right? and what a lot of people don't know is that it's actually a fracture of the original stone. so part of ourjourney was to, like, actually rebuild the rosetta stone. what do you hope people get out of using this, and experiencing this? with this whole, like, digitisation of artefacts, i see this more as something that's for the future and for the younger generation. and most of the user base for, like, snapchat is, you know, people that are a lot younger than me, like the gen zs and things

the city of citadel was built according to the plans of emperor peter i on the waterway to western europe battle took place with the swedish army of the squad of prince alexander yaroslavich. in honor of the glorious victory, the prince received the nickname nevsky. the battle of the neva took place in 1240 at the confluence of the izhora and neva rivers in the area of ​​the modern city of ust-izhora. canonized, commander alexander nevsky is considered one of the patrons. after the october revolution of 1917, the capital was again moved from st. petersburg to moscow. from 1924 to 1991 the city was named leningrad in honor of the leader of the socialist revolution, vladimir lenin. during the great patriotic war, leningrad was besieged by the troops of hitler and his allies. leningraders spent almost 900 people in the military blockade. their courage. the siege of leningrad began 8. fortitude became a symbol of invincibility in september 1941, when wehrmacht troops occupied the city of shliselburg, at the source of the neva. only the ancient fortress of oreshek on a small island, which serv

no, of course i fight for peace, for democratic values, to defend the citadel of freedom, which is our alliance. all this is said routinely, without requiring sincerity. neither from the speaker nor from the listener. the first world decided to seek salvation from the crisis, precisely in what had provided it with leadership for almost thousands of years, investing in gunpowder from... the eu, but the eurocrats are calling for arming, arming, and arming again. the world is no longer indestructible. the war is on our borders, and russia’s aggressive policy requires increasing the potential of its defense industry. at first we had enough reserves, but the war has been going on for 2 years, it’s time to establish industrial production. the conflict will not end soon, and the need for military equipment is growing. these needs must be provided for ourselves. the scope of military preparations cannot be explained by any defensive needs. here is a kind of snapshot, an event of just one week. so, not even weeks have passed since sweden joined nato, and the country is already a full participan

of course, i am fighting for peace, for democratic values, to protect the citadel of freedom, which ise. all this is said routinely, without requiring sincerity, not from the speaker. not a listener. the first world decided to seek salvation from the crisis, precisely in what had provided it with leadership for almost a thousand years, investing in gunpowder. word to oleg romanov. it finally worked. for 2 whole years sweden tried to give up its two hundred years of neutrality. the choice in his favor was not made by chance. shvedov to by the time napoleonic marshal bernado came to the throne in stockholm , he had been severely beaten for almost a century. neutrality was ensured by a beggar in the scandinavian country. acquired exactly the same way through the sucking of two queens after a preliminary beating, but the bluebirds got away with the virtues of neutrality and immediately forgot about it. 32 flags now flying together are 32 countries working for a common goal: to protect a billion people, to prevent war, to maintain peace. protecting a billion people and maintaining peace is

to see the capital ofheatest country in the world fenced off, walled off, and treated like it is a citadelhat said, we need to have it be secure as well and i secure on . people pointed fingers in different directions but the fact is there were not enough people well enough trained to hold back the crowd, and itas enti p that a crowd like that would riot, and it is unconscionable that the security situation on january 6 was allowed to deteriorate to the point where people could rather easily force their way in and create the mayhem that they did. host: in wisconsin, alan, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. first i should point out that i actually am running for president of the student loan issue. i will cancel loans and replace the failed big government lending scam. my point to republicans as there is no way they can win this election. people who are underwater on their student loans. more than half of them are independent or republican and they will. without happened in michigan and nevada and 2020 and it will only get worse for the republicans. henry and his republicancol

all these comrades, but strictly speaking, only one conclusion follows from this: today the former citadel listen to the lawsuit they have now filed in the supreme court of the united states against texas. the biden administration has asked the supreme court to block texas from enforcing an immigration law that would allow state law enforcement officials to arrest undocumented migrants. last week , a u.s. district court judge granted the justice department's request and temporarily blocked texas officials from enforcing the law, which was scheduled to take effect on tuesday. the court ruled that arrests and deportations of migrants are the responsibility of the federal government and rejected texas's argument that the state faces an invasion of illegal immigrants, but at texas' request, the appeals court. illegal migrants, here's the white house, biden wants the supreme court to ban the arrest of illegal migrants, probably so that they quickly go straight to the polling stations, i think this is the so-called open day. how did rome fall? historians have been actively debating this issue fo

it was sold to hedge fund billionaire of citadel.e has a lot of walls to fill or maybe he will donate it to a few team. few museum. and elton john's auction tops $20 million. his silver platform boots from the stage in 1971 was estimated at $5,000 and went for 94 125rks $94,500. >> i want to go back to elton john. the stuff from the rocketman went for double what people thought they would go for? >> the overall total was double and many of the auction items went for ten times. he had watches that sold for 8 or 10 times estimate. there were more than 1 million people, frank, talk about tv streaming. 1 million people tuned in to the live stream of the auction. you know, this is a guy who just has so much reach across so many generations. these celebrity auctions when celebrities sell their things, it is usually after they pass away, and have done really well. they are becoming a big growth sector. >> clearly. $20 million. robert frank, thank you. great to see you. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange," our jim cramer lays out why wall

in other hands is an open book and what she records the events taking place here, in the citadel of democracyion and stability. as we gather this morning, what would cleo write for the future about what we did in our time? what will she write about us? my prayer, my hope, is we continue to believe our best days are ahead of us. as a nation, we continue to believe in honesty, desensy, dignity and respect. we see each other not at fellow human beings, each made in the image of god. each precious in his sight. we leave no one behind. and believable everyone deserves a fair shot and we give hate, no safe harbor, together we believe in america and that's my prayer to remember who we are, we're the united states of america. there's nothing and i mean this sincerely, nothing beyond our capacity if we act together. we're the only nation in the world that's come out of every crisis stronger than when went in when we act together. my prayer for all of you and my church we've taken the 22nd psalm and turned it into a hymn and says it will raise you up on eagles wings and bear you on the breath of dawn,

i want to look at citadel, ken griffin what is he saying about future rate cuts. >> the fed should movesake a powell can make is pausing for a long period and having to hike rates again because they could get transitory inflation under control he sees the biggest inflationary factors as government spending and d globalization which i took to mean bringing assembly lines back to the u.s. stuart: thank you very much, it's not time we show you the dow 30. there is strong buying out there e dow was up 150 points, i would say two thirds of the dow 30 are in, not record territory but they're up in the dow is on pace for a record close right now 39157. in chicago a limit of 60 days has been placed on migrant stand in the government run shelters. where are they going when they get kicked out? we will tell you next. ♪ ♪ your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire stuart: republicans are pushing a bill that would exclude

jinping is keen on meeting us ceos at a forum sometimes this year but we already know can griffin and citadel are in china. tim cook and apple in shanghai, we don't know when the meeting will take place but it occurs as he is trying to get more people to pay attention to it to market to make it more difficult for people to sell stock and easier to buy stock but this comes on the heels of the latest apple news were tim cook might have more immediate concerns having to do with what's happening in the united states where the attorney general, a dozen attorney general going after him for being a bully when it comes to how it runs its apps story and they want to crackdown on that and it could be very pricey for apple. more after this. lking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. we're not talking about practice? no. we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. not a game! we've been talking about practice for too long. -word. -no practice. we're talking about cashbackin. we're talking about cashbackin. i mean, we're not talking about a

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hudson bay capital reference capital partners citadel securities with other institutional investors makingthe $1 billion commitment in the company, liberty expected to invest 450 million, hudson bay 250 and reverence $200 million as part of the transaction. they are announcing a new ceo, they say the former comptroller of the currency will be the ceo of this firm and who was just named ceo recently within the last week or so he will be named nonexecutive chairman and also part of this transaction, we have details about the exact price per share, two dollars per share as they are selling and issuing to investors, common stock at a price of two dollars per share. there is a little bit of complexity involving that, they say the deal is supposed to close on or around march 11th, subject to satisfaction of certain closing conditions and the receipt of revelatory approvals required in connection with the rules of the two even though he does have experience with the occ. so, interesting twist to the story as news, they were seeking out investors sent the stock price limiting 42% today before halt

citadel founder ken griffin said the fed should move more slowly in lowering rates so they don't have course later. speaking at the futures industry association conference, he said pausing direction back toward higher rate most devastating course of action to pursue. you think the fed will be slower than people are expecting for that very reason. the next policy decision is due out next wednesday. jonathan: thank you very much. up next, last call for tiktok. >> the track record with tiktok's maligned conduct is very clear at this point. this is about the maligned conduct that is beholden to the ccp. jonathan: that conversation up next. this is bloomberg. j.p. morgan wealth management knows it's easy to get lost in investment research. get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you, and help you find the right investments. so great getting to know you, let's take a look at your new investment plan. ok, great! this should have you moving in the right direction. thanks jen. get ongoing advice; and manage your in

hudson bay capital, reference capital parents and citadel had decided to invest alongside him for a total infusion of that $1 billion. i'm told that putting former comptroller of the currency, joseph oting in the ceo roll and revamping the board fwas a boos of confidence for investors to join in here. the price per share of $2 was finalized intraday after the stock plummeted. it's a presume to the lows of toad, below any level that nycb has closed since the late 90. the stock is reacting positively. investors believe the equity stabilizes the bank the stock moves prior to the announcement were more reflective of a likelihood of failure. melissa. >> i think mnuchin stepping in an interesting twist given his track record during the great financial crisis. at the time that was the third biggest failure amongst banks in u.s. history. i guess there's a dance doing done in terms of when to step in, how far do you let them fall and whether or not you wait until it does. >> if you're a public market investor, there's been such a slew of headlines surrounding this company. it was just last week, t

trump's estate in westchester county so that i think she's probably smart enough not to go for the citadel at the start because that would create a massive political backlash. >> perhaps >> the biggest possible political backlash apart from maybe going after trump's resort down in florida, mar-a-lago so i think what they're trying to do is create this impression that as chip roy was saying, look americans are interested in this. they're going after trump. the one thing you have to say though, is that all of these cases that trump is facing they've gone through the legal system, the criminal ones, through grand juries. yeah, it's not just some prosecutor that's just going after him. they have to go through the system and that is what trump is facing. and that's the accountability that eats sometimes doesn't get in politics. >> alina, what is his team expecting james to do? i mean, do they have any idea where she might go first? i mean what what do they know or what do they think about that part of it will see that it's totally right that the trump tower thing is definitely more for fundrais

unprecedented complexity; the assault had to go through open terrain, under targeted fire, and attack the citadelin an overwhelming minority. we walked this entire distance under continuous gunfire. trained and professionals in their field, and the shooting was so intense that it almost seemed that it was very difficult to find a place in order to somehow get close to the object. a well -trained professional reconnaissance saboteur in kuos, then the situation during this assault seemed pitch black. a barrage of fire from the enemy, slugs that were on... the walls turned out to be so thick that the shells rolled away like peas from a sterga, that is, this is how such a flint groove began, we found ourselves in the fire zone, well , can you imagine, tropical rain drumming on the armor, this is the feeling from the shots, using a rapid-fire anti-aircraft self-propelled gun. a cannon as a means of fire support for assault groups is one of the know-how of this unique special operation, and this idea worked. after the machine gun was suppressed by the shilka, our group, the broskon, reached the buildin

towns and villages were awarded, a total of the country has 36 such settlements, each of them was a citadelhe first underground fighters appeared already in august '41. they distributed reports from the san information bureau, obtained weapons and intelligence data, and carried out sabotage on the railway . the underground group of anatoly ivanovich krishtofik, it was. created on the instructions of the suvorov partisan detachment in november 1943, a fuel warehouse was destroyed, commodity and food warehouse, the group of krishtofik was given the task to kidnap the burgomaster of the city of baranovich. this operation was planned for a long time, almost the entire group took part, and on january 31. an underground network also operated in derzhinsk; the first organization of death to fascism appeared in august forty-one. gennady budai, pavel khmelevsky and ivan dzhukovets distributed leaflets and obtained information about the activities of the german military administration. they were closely connected with the minsk underground. in the fall of '42, arrests began, they were arrested close

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our sara eisen sat down exclusively with citadel's ken griffin in a wide ranging interview yesterdayest risk he sees out there. take a listen. >> i think the biggest issue not priced in the market is the u.s. credit. >> u.s. credit? >> u.s. credit. >> triple a credit. >> it's not triple a anymore. i wish it were triple a. >> you think that should be better priced in bonds? >> i think it's just not part of the day in and day out dialogue. that allows washington to continue to spend at levels that are borderline insanity at this point in the economic cycle. we're talking about a budget next year of $7 trillion, spending is up about 20% in two years. this is just out of control. and unfortunately, when your sovereign markets start to put the hammer down in terms of discipline, that could be pretty brutal. and there's no country that's going to bail america out. we have to right our own ship. there's no imf for the united states of america. >> as long as people still want our botchends and dollars and w the reserve currency, it's okay isn't it? >> that's the key question. will we start t

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