michael dudley, jessica and austin's landlord, has been arrested.he couple had died until ten days after their murder, when a group of teens discovered a suitcase washed up on the shores of alki beach and posted a video of their discovery on tiktok. the suspect accused of murdering them is 62—year—old michael dudley. and new court documents say the couple was renting a room inside this house you see behind me. and apparently at least part of the conflict was over rent. we're also learning the night of the shooting, a neighbour heard gunshots from inside the house and someone yelling, "please don't do this, just let me leave." this is the matter of state of washington versus michael lee dudley. mr dudley, you are charged in count one with murder in the second degree, that you did cause the death ofjessica d lewis, who died on or aboutjune 9, 2020, that you did cause the death of austin wenner, who died on or about june 9, 2020. as preparations for the trial begin, people trawl through the life of michael dudley, but also jessica and austin. i was afr

for now, bloomberg economics coming back to bill dudley and the fed this week.he thinks he will do the right thing and he will follow the path that the ecb has started. let's get you the first word news with vonnie quinn. >> we begin with the ecb president. saying there is no conflict between the central bank inflation and its responsibility to stave off financial system stress. she told eu lawmakers there was no trade-off between price stability and financial stability. europe's banking sector needs to remain strong. >> we are very confident that the capital and liquidity positions are very satisfactory. with significant capital ratio and the coverage ratio way in excess of requirements. question p morgan and deutsche bank have several claims filed against them with ties to jeffrey epstein. a demand district court rejected a majority of the claims. the judge allowed three of the best to proceed. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg

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bruce cast men, william dudley. leanne cooperman of omega advisors weighing in on how they see this shaking out and credit conditions tightening out. this sets the stage. what does jay powell do tuesday and wednesday? right now, the market is saying they are done. you are seeing the question not do they raise rates but do they cut rates and how quickly? jonathan: good luck to them. it ecb is basically putting us in forecast and everyone is saying, if baseline holds, might have to do more but if the baseline holds, it is a pretty big if, isn't it? lisa: did in a look at the ecb projections and take them seriously? jonathan:. -- no. 11 u.s. banks come together and put $30 million. this morning they are down another 15% in premarket trading. lisa: after s&p downgraded them again over wars of flight of depositors. what will it take to shore up confidence in regional banks? jonathan: not much confidence there. the lead story is quite it swiss and -- credit suisse and ubs binds the longtime rival. francine lacqua -- credi

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former new york fed president bill dudley says the best policy move this week is to pause on the interest rate hike path. kathleen hays is here. he still emphasizes that it needs to be done right. >> a delicate balancing act trying to keep unstable markets stable and confident in what the fed is going to do. he started by staying with bloomberg television earlier today that it is clear the fed will not hike 50 basis points and they won't cut interest rates either. in fact he is said in favor of the pause the idea is first, do no harm. there is a financial crisis going on and you do not want to upset things. he does say he would add a little caveat and meanwhile he explains why he can also see the case for a 25 basis point hike. >> the case for zero is due no harm. we know the banking system is under stress. why continue to raise rates when the system is under stress. the case for 25 basis points is to say we still have an inflation problem. we can do both. use our liquidity to shore up the confidence. and use monetary policy to bring down inflation. if i was sitting there i would recommen

bill dudley, former vice chair of the fed, former new york fed bank president, bill dudley thinks they may have things ending harder rather than softer , and the chances of rising. >> the fed is saying uncertainty has gone up a lot. we are not sure how long the banking system stress will lessen how severe it will be. number two, but will constrain the economy and rate hikes, so we will not have to do as much as we thought we would have to do earlier. everyone understands what a difficult time this and how much uncertainty there is so it seems to me that we are still in the middle and at the beginning of something across this that's going to go on for a long time. the banking crisis has to get fully settled and we need to see market settling down and there are still things out there that the fed will need to navigate. >> kathleen hays. janet yellen says it will be shareholders and bond investors after losses from those lenders. take a listen to her speaking to lawmakers. janet yellen: it is important to be clear, shareholders and debt holders of the failed banks are not being protected

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investigators are still trying to learn about the man's background >>> new information involving ed dudley tesla crash in contra costa county. they believe the autopilot feature was on at the time of the collision. >>> only on nbc bay area, we investigate the dangers of roads after a deadly crash involving a bus. >>> the news at 5:30 starts now. thanks for joining us on this was a. i am janelle wang. >> and i am raj mathai . police say they now know who tried to bomb two pg&e transformers. >> their investigation that led to a man and a cache of weapons and explosive material inside his home. the motive, unclear. tonight we are learning more about his background. here is robert handa. >> reporter: while there has not been much of this house on potomac court that has not been examined and the property is now condemned. we got a lot of new information today about the suspect's actions and what was found inside here but some big questions still linger. the video and pictures the police and the fbi unveiled at the news conference today are grainy but still paint quite a picture. they circled th

it was spotted over the skies in dudley. the west midlands are pretty close to the ground.l continue to push eastwards over the next few hours. some lively storms around. eventually in the night time, they will calm down and the weather eventually will become drier. the winds will turn lighter so if few mist and fog patches by dawn. temperatures are about four to seven celsius. cold enough for patches of rust in the countryside. tomorrow, the best weather we will see all weekend. during the morning, sunshine once we have lost the early morning mist and fog patches. through the day, clown thickens with outbreaks of rain. late in the day, rain arriving for west scotland, parts of wales and western areas of england. mild again, temperatures ten to 13 celsius. next week, low pressure will stay in charge of our weather, firing outbreaks of rain across the uk often, so it will be pretty wet in the week ahead. it will also be windy at times as well. wet weather to come on monday, the heaviest most persistent heading into areas of scotland. there could be a few brighter spells but

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has accused the british government of an adequate response to an attack by a separate group or new dudley's high commission office in london. we will have details without stories still to come. meanwhile, as we understand, the india is now increasing. it's a grain on rice export to africa. and we have 2 of our cars correspondence. danny, by right now, 200 shot m a in india and polo m david in nigeria, bringing us the story of what is essentially a case of rising cooperation. oh oh . over the years my jewels have enjoyed rise from india, particularly the buzz matter rise. but although the government has put in place measures to reduce importation and encourage local rise productions sellers of the india rise, see my german flop a point varieties cannot be questioned. rise is gluten free and low price. it contains all the essentials. these are suit this low sodium consumers of derisive, the long grain makes it stand out a improvised matter. i like it because it's it has a long green. it's name. i don't foresee, i don't fancy for to race i it held it i it is. and i love the taste was much more

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earlier today, they dudley's chief political correspondent, lena hasa, sent us this update. a little i showed, sees china as the main player. one of the main players are together with india, perhaps in this conflict because as all of charges keeps pointing out, this is not just about russia versus ukraine. this is about an aggressive, challenging of the international orders, the international treaties, violating everything that the world order stands on. and which is why he says he needs the support from other countries around the world. and he reiterated again, how important it was that last week in new york, the united nations in the general assembly passed a vote to irv with overwhelming support of the message. essentially, russia has to stop this war. this is to condemn these actions are not an acceptable . so in his message today, it will have swords as spoke about urban, china's message from last year, where they warned against nuclear escalation. all i've showed celebrated that at the time as one of his big diplomatic successes because he travelled to beijing and as h

our authorities even able to give the challenge of climate change dudley. this are some of the criticisms that have been leveled against a visit by antonette lincoln. and then of course, in the bilateral relationship between the jar and the us climate change, most of the country started receiving end of climate change, including the job and such engagement. $11.00 would've thought this is one of the element that would be the cost and perhaps the need to enhance the capacity of the countries to manage the consequences of climate change. unfortunately, not much has been done in that regard. and if it's a function of but, and then as well as the capacity of the institution, then government to appreciate the fact and the consequences of climate change and how that is tied into several challenges, including the security challenge that we're discussing as well as the economy challenge with just talked about briefly if that is not brought to the forefront of conversations. then thirdly, the kind of attention that you would get would be where it is at the moment. a

thank you very dudley north.ou very much indeed. you just heard the lawyer there outlining some of the challenges your government is going to with this bill. firstly let's look towards tomorrow. it's to be a contentious stay in the house of commons looking at this bill. but i presumably it will go through pretty pain free. well, ihope through pretty pain free. well, i hope it will, emily, of course, and i will be backing the government 100% on this. any measure we can take to stop this awful trade in human misery and will be something that i cannot see many, many meps from the side wanting to oppose . it will side wanting to oppose. it will be again, of course , the labour be again, of course, the labour party and the snp and, the lib dems who will want to oppose it. they have done every single time like they did with the rwanda, like they did with the rwanda, like they did with the judicial review bill that gave just illegal immigrants an extra bite of cherry in courts. so of the cherry in the courts. so blockin

very bitter division between 2 sides of the global system at that moment. fascinating terms, they dudley's treating the national editor, richard walker. thanks so much. now the invasion of ukraine a year ago prompted a sharp you turn in germany defense policy gentle all have short announced a sharp rise in spending on the armed forces. now shelters told the parliament what he believes has been achieved and what still needs to be done. it's been one year since chancellor of charles announced what he called that citing vendor at turning point for germany. shots is government committed to significantly increasing funding for german defense and started sending heavy weapons to ukraine, including state of the art tanks, taking stock a year after that pivotal speech shots made clear germany will continue supporting ukraine's defense sweden sleeve. one thing, these does not mean submitting to a bigger neighbor. if you crane stopped defending itself, it would not be peace, but the end of ukraine dual credit. yet. but he said germany needs to increase the capabilities of its own army. also by helpi

it told you earlier that it was just another time because the muslim committee in the, in, in the dudley have been, you know, the facing that i've been for long time, meaning that whatever, you know, what happened in the american post 911. so it's a fast story coming from the best and they wanted to blame on the muslim community, but glad that muslim community did not, you know, did not to provoke them as well, but definitely the mean it. and sadly, as this, sadly the, it was and other, and today, the muslim community as well in europe and also it on the growth of that. but i'm glad to know that there are no blame on the missile getting did just to, you know, did yesterday is to confirm that there was go to because i think you go to my so says it was a deli, but it to still the muslim community not only in the audio. all right, so, so you say it was a deliberative 10 to essentially provoke the muslim community, but if indeed that is the case and i appreciate you, you being upfront about it. who's behind the provocation. that is definitely is a very good question, but you know, in the ves

in an interview following those days, dudley a talk communicate and admitted that the operation was coordinated with the ukrainian military. yes, of course. this action was agreed, otherwise, it couldn't have happened. how do you imagine that? i passed through the dark of night that the remind bridges, the cameras he seeking drones. there were hidden open observation points. if i did not coordinate it with any one in ukraine's military, i think we would simply be destroyed. or despite the admission from the kate and k of maintains it had nothing to do with the deadly rate. ukrainian presidential adviser has even accused russia of using the incident as a provocation to escalate the conflicts. let's now cross a 2 line. oh, to discuss this further line. oh, good to see. just how surprising is it that a c, n n anchor has admitted that russia has a point when it say there's financing against neo nazis in ukraine. first, i cannot believe that cnn would somehow be not coordinated in terms of one aspect of cnn, saying something without the the tacit approval of the overall, i guess, heads of cnn. this

here in staffordshire and look at this funnel cloud that was spotted over the skies of halesowen in dudleyclose to becoming a full blown tornado. well, that funnel cloud was from this line of showers. you can see here working across the west midlands. that was a trough and that will continue to push its way eastwards over the next few hours. so some lively storms around eventually. in the night time, though, they'll start to calm down and the weather eventually will become that bit drier. the winds tending to be a bit lighter. so there'll be a few mist and fog patches around by dawn and temperatures for england, wales about four to seven degrees celsius. scotland and northern ireland cold enough for some patches of frost in the countryside. now, tomorrow i think it's probably the best weather that we'll see all weekend. during the morning, plenty of sunshine once we've lost those early morning mist and fog patches. however, as we go through the day, we're going to see the cloud thicken with outbreaks of rain spreading to northern ireland and probably late in the day, late in the afternoon,

here in staffordshire, and look at this funnel cloud that was spotted over the skies of halesowen in dudleyrnado. well, that funnel cloud was from this line of showers. you can see here working across the west midlands. that was a trough, and that will continue to push its way eastwards over the next few hours. so some lively storms around eventually. in the night time, though, they'll start to calm down and the weather eventually will become that bit drier. the winds tending to be a bit lighter. so there'll be a few mist and fog patches around by dawn. temperatures for england, wales about four to seven degrees celsius. scotland and northern ireland, cold enough for some patches of frost in the countryside. now, tomorrow i think it's probably the best weather that we'll see all weekend during the morning. plenty of sunshine once we've lost those early morning mist and fog patches. however, as we go through the day, we're going to see the cloud thicken with outbreaks of rain spreading to northern ireland and probably late in the day, late in the afternoon, that rain arriving for west scotla

they -- bill dudley, bloomberg opinion columnist, says that the fed like the european central bank can. fight inflation and maintain financial stability. the former world bank president, he joined us in the last and she says her baseline case is that they are going to do 25. >> i think it is too soon to expect that the fed will throw in the towel so to speak on their inflation finding. i think also, not a complete pause. it may not only be counterproductive from the vantage point of the medium-term inflation objectives but also could send the signal that they know something worse that the markets are yet to learn. kathleen: in the end, that's where the balance of arguments are right now. that if the fed stopped, then people worry. when christine lagarde led the ecb in the 50 basis point rate hike even before the credit suisse ups arrangement was in place to help cool off that crisis, she said one of the reasons they were doing it is exactly that. you don't want people to think that you are slowing down because you think something worse is going to happen. haidi: the dot plot is somethi

bill dudley, former new york fed president said yesterday in an op-ed that he thought the fed should pause. he is saying what the ecb said when they did a 50 basis point rate hike with inflation high, you can do both at once. you can try to maintain stability in the financial markets. you can use whatever tools you need and use your monetary, you're inflation fighting tools to bring down inflation. as the market seem calmer, investors and economists are on board with the idea that it will be a dovish hike with a lot of explaining from jay powell, but it seems to be the sense of what is most likely right now. but we will talk tomorrow about whether it was or it wasn't. shery: kathleen hays, we sure will as we continue to see the latest developments in the banking sector. we are getting the response from first republic, it has been pressured, down 90% in the after hours trading session extending declines after we saw the best day ever in the regular new york session. coming out with a reply through twitter saying the events of the past two weeks have been unprecedented and they want to

if you listen to bill dudley, former vice new york fed president and alan blinder, former fed vice chair. they both thought they should pause. they didn't because they are still worried about inflation but kept the door open to at least considering rate hikes. let's listen to what jay powell said. >> if we need to raise rates higher, we will. i think for now, as i have mentioned, we see the likelihood of credit tightening. we know it can has an effect on the macroeconomy, demands, labor market, inflation, and we will be watching to see what that is. kathleen: they are cognizant however this banking crisis plays out that it will impact the economy and therefore on prices. the median dot is still looking for a ceiling of 5.1%. four weeks ago we would've been looking at 5.5% or higher. so there is an acknowledgment that maybe the terminal rate will not be as high as the most hawkish people in the fed had thought and that this is something they also have to watch very closely. it is interesting you just mentioned [indiscernible] follow in the fed footsteps and do a smaller rate hike the meet

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dudley clapp was tim's defense attorney. >> you have a complete lack of physical evidence -- no bloody>> but prosecutor lowry was confident about the evidence he did have. >> frankly, i think circumstantial cases are sometimes the best, okay, because they don't lie. the circumstances don't lie. people lie. >> and that's the case lowry made to the jury. the circumstances showed tim permentor was the only one with the motive and the opportunity to kill karen. and everything he did afterwards was fabricated to cover up his horrendous crime. >> the issues in this case were the murder of karen by the only person that really could have done it, and that person lied about all these things. and you know, there's no reason for a person to lie about the death of their loved one, if that's really true. >> defense attorney clapp countered with common sense, arguing that karen's killer must have been just drenched in blood after such a frenzied attack, and there was no forensic evidence to show that his client was that person. >> in order to buy the state's case, you have to make assumption upon as

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apco arrested on tuesday on dudley road in on suspicion of murder for that incident .metropolitan police and also counter—terrorism, he was further arrested yesterday on suspicion of the same offence an 82 year old man, hashi adoma, who suffered severe burns in february when walking home from an islamic centre in. now i've gave no indication of a plea and the judge has said that he will remain in custody until the end of september, where the judge expects the trial to have taken place before that. time is up . place before that. time is up. he's going to appear for the first hearing at birmingham court on april the 28th. but in terms the investigation, west midlands still appealing to members of the public for any cctv footage , doorbell footage cctv footage, doorbell footage or any other kind of video footage that can help them in this investigation . yeah. josh, this investigation. yeah. josh, thank you very much for bringing us up today. all star cast and now spending a reporterjust telling you about . yeah, that telling you about. yeah, that case. it's of course ,

bill dudley said he thinks the fed should pause.ore a 25-basis point hike, but it has a caveat. let's listen to what he told burke television earlier today. >> the case for zero is due no harm. the banking system is under stress so will you continue to raise rates for banking system under stress. we still have an inflation problem. we can use both. will use monetary policy to bring down inflation. if i was sitting there, i would recommend taking a pause. but we have to do it in a way that does not alarm people. kathleen: so that it does not alarm people. all about communication, haslinda, explaining that it is a pause, not another round of banking deposit outflows that are going to happen, we just have to wait and see what happens. number economics says they will do the right thing, they will do a rate hike and walk in christine lagarde's footsteps more or less. haslinda: thank you so much for that kathleen, of a global economics and policy editor, kathleen hays. we just learned that china will offer easier subsidy access for some c

but following the committee's session , johnson's allies, session, johnson's allies, including dudleyand including dudley north mp marco longhi and north east somerset mp rees—mogg, have called committee a kangaroo court . and committee a kangaroo court. and on thursday, the former business sector tweeted, boris is doing very well against the marsupials . i got that very good. but not everyone is convinced by boris's performance . allies say that performance. allies say that he's already preparing for worst case scenario in which he has to fight by—election incidentally, i think he'll win. fight by—election incidentally, i think he'll win . a lot of i think he'll win. a lot of people are saying that he won't. unfortunately for former tory prime minister, a tory polling expert told the times that if it came to it, they believed that he would lose. i don't agree . so he would lose. i don't agree. so for the great british debate this hour, i'm was boris held in a kangaroo court? well, joining me kaur me now is narinder kaur a broadcaster and commentator and a former conservative mp , pet

well, perhaps what we know is around 7:00 last night, a man was walking from the dudley road mosque,fter a conversation with a man, he there was a liquid chucked on him and then he was set alight. police paramedics, fire service were all called here to the road. and as you mentioned, the man taken to hospital where after suffering serious burns to his face, he still remains in serious condition. but thankfully, we think not life threatening. the latest we've got, of course, is that counter—terror and police are now involved in the investigation because the west midlands are aware of a similar incident in london, which happened on the 27th of february, where an 82 year old man was also the victim of, a knife attack where he was set alight on singapore road in london. the metropolitan , of london. the metropolitan, of course, are still investigating that and the midlands police and are working with them and counter—terrorism to try and work out whether these two events are linked. the man that was arrested today was arrested here on this road after police were going around door to door

he was arrested on dudley road at the same street wear the muskies.onnected. meanwhile, the police here say they will be talking to community groups and local mosques to offer support to the wider community and also they will be stepping up patrols in this area to offer reassurance to residents. thank you very much indeed. we will speak to you later. water bills will have to rise if the dumping of sewage into uk rivers and seas is to be stopped, a house of lords commitee has warned. in a new report, the peers say that successive governments, the regulator ofwat, and water companies are all to blame. it says huge investment will be needed to improve things. the uk has accused russian president vladimir putin of "deliberately" spreading false information about plans to send ammunition with depleted uranium to ukraine. the ministry of defence say the material is standard and has nothing to do with nuclear weapons. but the russian leader says russia will be "forced to react" if the decision goes ahead. the hollywood star gwyneth paltrow appeared in court

katrina dudley is with franklin mutual are you optimistic about europe? >> i think we look at what happened last week in europe was kind of contained until the end of last week from the banking crisis which started in the united states. i think that was a positive but toward the end of last week, we so what was happening in the u.s. and the european markets and we saw some downward pressure with the european banking stocks. as i look at europe, i think the structural drive that we've been talking about for a couple of months continues to underpin that market so we continue to be optimistic. tom: over the weekend, there was some nice articles showing the swiss people rebelling against a swiss bank bailout of credit suisse. does that carry over in the financial sector in europe to where there is a huge tension between people, governments and the banking industry? >> i think there has been a lot of tension in the european banking industry already. we need to understand that the weight the euro zone is constructed is it's a series of countries in each of thos

bill dudley told me when the bank is closed, the franchise is damaged as customers flee and there maysuch as ri writing off technology assets. writing off business lines and legal exposure from the failure. that could account for the large $20 billion tab and counting for shuttering svb there's a theory that says all of this is unique. the bank run, the supervisory failure, poor asset management and a bungled sale by the fdic so no big changes are needed that may ultimately be what's concluded meaning you don't need to do much but the other idea is that the banking industry, regulation and bank liquidity need to catch up to the age of fast money joe. >> and -- yeah switching accounts on your phone, moving deposits on your phone. it was a perfect storm we talked about it earlier, steve. the financial crisis followed by the pandemic we stay at zero. the pandemic enriches all these startups and tech companies out in silicon valley. they get money for their startups from silicon valley bank they all become cazillionaires they're asleep at the switch with duration risk because they're all

bill dudley, who has been hawkish for so long, not sure. it is difficult to make a concrete call.eep and we will probably be in it completely different spot. jonathan: try to navigate the psychology of the news conference tomorrow. they might know something we don't know about financial stability and the financial system. at the same time, if they really did, why would he open the door to a 50 basis point hike a few days before banks fail in america? lisa: it is not a time for mind games with jay powell. that is what everyone is doing. it's apparently about mind games. that is what we have been doing all year and the mind has been switching at the data has been switching and where are we now? you will see. jonathan: the ecb was playing mind games. they would worried -- they were worried about the signal it would send if they committed to hike. they will be mind games if you like it or not. lisa: we don't know what they want to send, whether or not they can execute it. how will the market take whether they raise rates were not? that's probably less important than if they indicate t

in a brilliant lineup which includes the former fed vice chair, priya misra, diane swonk, and bill dudleyew york fed president. ♪ lisa m: keeping you up-to-date with news around the world. first republic bank may rely on u.s. backing to encourage a deal to short the lender. bloomberg has learned that wall street leaders and u.s. officials have floated a variety of measures to make first republic more attractive to a buyer or investors. there has lost 89% of its market value this year. it is decision day for the federal reserve. policymakers announce -- will positives and as a .25 hike or a's? or a pause? the decision will be released at 2:00 p.m.. shares of gamestop are soaring. the videogame retailer reported a surprise fourth-quarter profit, its first in two years. gamestop has struggled with profitability as the industry has moved away from discs to online downloads. one bright spot has been its sales of collectibles. japan beat the u.s. 3-2 to win the world baseball classic in miami. it came down to trujillo, when he struck out mike trout, his teammate on the angels. shapiro, was vote