the feds say epstein hung himself with the bed sheet.e sheet didn't match the one on his neck. epstein could have used the cord of his sleep apnea machine to hang himself. he instead chose to spend an hour making as into with his sheets? also according to the feds. obviously nothing adds up. the feds still say it's suicide this week business insider looked at the case and raised a very important question why is it taking almost three years for the inspector general to release a report on epstein's death? other inspector general investigations over hillary's emails or the russia hoax took like a year and a half. now, if this is just a suicide, it shouldn't be that complicated. but covering hupp a hit this sloppy takes time. first, prison guards were supposed to check in on epstein every half hour. and the night he died they fell asleep. didn't they c check on him untie morning when they found him dead. we don't know if he was hanging the two guards moved his body once they found him. never supposed to move a dead body. hours after he was

it was basically of a a stitch-up. >> from off jeffrey epstein died. >> in. >> u.s. government custody when william bomb was attorney general, the billionaire financier was found hanged in his jail cell in an apparent suicide. we don't really know the the extent. so what that night of their his own family think he was mad at my sister thinks he was met. glenn maxwell believes she was blamed for epstein's crimes too. >> satisfy public outrage. there are victims here. >> how do you address? how does she address? they're terrible experience. she acknowledged. >> they're suffering. and as expressed considerable empathy. >> maxwell's appeal claims among other things that a juror failed to disclose. he was a victim of child abuse. as for reported little black book in secret videotapes in maxwell says if there were smoking guns, they would have come to the surface by now. still, he fears for his sister's safety. if they're all of a. >> people that have not yet come into. the prosecution's little bit and who may be powerful people don't wish to be. involved in this. somehow

it was basically of a a stitch-up. >> from off jeffrey epstein died. >> in. >> u.s. government custody when william bomb was attorney general, the billionaire financier was found hanged in his jail cell in an apparent suicide. the only person to actually think the fall is is it jeff epstein and his dad, of >> we don't really know the the extent. so what that night of their his own family think he was mad at my sister thinks he was met. >> glenn maxwell believes she was blamed for epstein's crimes too, satisfy public outrage. there are victims here. >> how do you address? how does she address? they're terrible experience. she acknowledged. >> they're suffering. and as expressed considerable empathy. >> maxwell's appeal claims among other things that a juror failed to disclose. he was a victim of child abuse. as for reported little black book in secret videotapes in maxwell says if there were smoking guns, they would have come to the surface by now. still, he fears for his sister's safety. >> if they're all of a people that have not yet come into. the prosecution's orb

jeffrey epstein.tribution she had to be pressured into returning when jeffrey epstein's well-known crimes were known public. her relationship was apparently so galling that the pulitzer prize-winning daily news asked in february of 2020 whether she was one of his enablers. well, and she does not think we are cherry picking. now if a u.s. representative does not care about protecting our citizens first amendment rights, he or she should not be representing this committee, or honestly be serving on it at all. joining me now is congressman dan bishop of the house may government subcommittee. that's a mouthful, she was really a piece of work today. but what happened to democrats loving the idea of a robust aggressive and independent press corps? where did that go? >> oh, man, laura, that is so gone. the hostility of self not only from this, but everybody on the democrat side of the aisle like the two heroes of liberal journalists, michael shellenberger, and they were fantastic, and it is astonishing as it

so we don't know who epstein referred to jpmorgan as clients. but the usvi believes that his evidence is crucial here >> and face nating to see the bank concerned it may have to be on the hook for something, and trying to help cover that. >> that was the big news yesterday. the banks saying we're filing a lawsuit against our own former executive saying we don't agree we did anything wrong or that we have liability but if a court finds we do, we'll get that money from jess staley who headed up the asset management division who worked there from 1979 to 2013, saying we'll get him on the hook to pay any damages we have to pay in this case, because he was a rogue employee and did this without our knowledge. the essence of the debate now about these jamie dimon documents and information is whether or not that's true did other people inside jpmorgan have the knowledge of the epstein situation and make decisions outside of jeff staly who had a deep, personal relationship with jeffrey epstein, traveled to his private islands, exchanged emails with jeffr

she hadprs to be pressured into returningsn when epstein's well known crimes were made public. in fact, her relationship with epstein was apparently solr galling that the pulitzer prize winning virgin islands daily news askednning da in february 0 whether she was one of his enablers. hink we well, i hope she doesn't think we're cherry picking now. does if a us representative doesn't care about protecting our citizens n first amendment rights, he or she should not representing be representing this committee or honestly be serving on it at all. >> joining me now is congressman dan bishop of the house government weaponization subcamp. l, she >> w that's a mouthful, today congressman. she was really a piece of work today. ned to but what happened to democratslg loving the idea of a robust, aggressive and independent rwhe press corps?d that >> where did that go ? oh, man, laura , that is so gone. the hostility that you saw not only from this plaskett, butdemr everybody on the democrat side of the aisle against theseat two heroes of liberal shelnalistes, michael shellenberger and mat

it was basically of a a stitch-up. >> from off jeffrey epstein died. >> in. >> u.s.ernment custody when william bomb was attorney general, the billionaire financier was found hanged in his jail cell in an apparent suicide. the only person to actually think the fall is is it jeff epstein and his dad, of >> we don't really know the the of what that night of his own family think he was mad at my sister thinks he was met. >> glenn maxwell believes she was blamed for epstein's crimes too, satisfy public outrage. there are victims here. >> how do you address how does she address? they're terrible experience. she acknowledged. >> they're suffering. and as expressed considerable empathy. >> maxwell's appeal claims among other things that a juror failed to disclose. he was a victim of child abuse. as for reported little black book in secret videotapes in maxwell says if there were smoking guns, they would have come to the surface by now. still, he fears for his sister's safety. if they're all of a. >> people that have not yet come into. the prosecution's little bit and who ma

it was basically of a a stitch-up. >> from off jeffrey epstein died. >> in. >> u.s.ernment custody when william bomb was attorney general, the billionaire financier was found hanged in his jail cell in an apparent suicide. the only person to actually take the fall is is it jeff epstein and he's dead of cult. >> we don't really know the the of what that night of their his own family think he was mad at my sister thinks he was met. >> glenn maxwell believes she was blamed for epstein's crimes too, satisfy public outrage. there are victims here. >> how do you address? how does she address? they're terrible experience. she acknowledged. >> they're suffering. and as expressed considerable empathy. >> maxwell's appeal claims among other things that a juror failed to disclose. he was a victim of child abuse. as for reported little black book in secret videotapes in maxwell says if there were smoking guns, they would have come to the surface by now. still, he fears for his sister's safety. >> if they're all of a people that have not yet come into. the prosecution's orbit and

, visiting young girls at epstein's apartments and witnessed epstein sexually grabbing young women ing and so far unproven allegation relayed in the suit is that staley allegedly is the person that jane doe says used aggressive force in his sexual assault of her and said he had epstein's permission to do what he wanted to her as part of wednesday's filing, jpmorgan is seeking to claw back all of staley's compensation from 2006 to 2013. staley was once considered heir apparent to ceo jamie dimon but decided to leave jpmorgan in 2013 he has said that while he was friendly with epstein, he never knew about epstein's crimes. one of the questions in all of this, what knowledge, if any, jamie dimon had of the epstein situation, one of the e-mails that has surfaced suggests that dimon was set to personally review the epstein accounts at jpmorgan as early as 2008, but two weeks ago jpmorgan told us it couldn't find any indication that dimon did actually review the accounts at that time. we don't have comment yet from lawyers representing staley, but jpmorgan told cnbc last night in part we ex

it was basically of a a stitch-up. >> from off jeffrey epstein died. >> in. >> u.s.ernment custody when william bomb was attorney general, the billionaire financier was found hanged in his jail cell in an apparent suicide. the only person to actually take the fall is is it jeff epstein and he's dead of cult. >> we don't really know the the extent of what that night of his own family think he was mad at my sister thinks he was met. >> glenn maxwell believes she was blamed for epstein's crimes too, satisfy public outrage. there are victims here. >> how do you address how does she address? they're terrible experience. she acknowledged. >> they're suffering. as expressed considerable empathy. >> maxwell's appeal claims among other things that a juror failed to disclose. he was a victim of child abuse. as for reported little black book in secret videotapes in maxwell says if there were smoking guns, they would have come to the surface by now. still, he fears for his sister's safety. >> if they're all of a people that have not yet come into. the prosecution's little bit an

virgin islands and allegations of misconduct surrounding jeffrey he epstein.imon was being in collusion with epstein by remaining him to be a client of the bank until 2013. that ongoing litigation battle has been going on for some time. there's a battle as part of that about discovery, which jpmorgan documents can the u.s. virgin islands get access to during the course of this lawsuit one of the things that the u.s. virgin islands wanted was documents related to jamie dimon himself. they submitted a request to the judge to force jpmorgan to provide those documents all the way up through 2019. the judge now has agreed with that here is the wording of the exact motion that's been granted by the federal judge. this would be an order compelling defendant jpmorgan chase to provide discovery responses covering the full temporal scope claims through 2019 and documents for custodian james dimon. it appears jpmorgan will be forced to turn over those documents and the u.s. virgin islands will be able to sift through them to see if there's any discovery material here whi

the only person to actually take the fall is is jeff epstein and his dad?>> we don't really know the the extent. so what that night of their his own family think he was mad at my sister thinks he was met. >> glenn maxwell believes she was blamed for epstein's crimes too, satisfy public outrage. there are victims here. >> how do you address? how does she address? they're terrible experience. she acknowledged. >> they're suffering. as expressed considerable empathy. >> maxwell's appeal claims among other things that a juror failed to disclose. he was a victim of child abuse. as for reported little black book in secret videotapes in maxwell says if there were smoking guns, they would have come to the surface by now. still, he fears for his sister's safety. >> if they're all of a people that have not yet come into. the prosecution's orbit and who may be powerful people don't wish to be. involved in this. somehow that they would find ability to. i'm not a my sister to have an accident that looks like an accident. but isn't. >> it may take more than 6 months for

his friendship with known jeffrey epstein . and with known jeffrey epstein. which he claimed to a disorder in which he doesn't sweat . well, he's sweating now . sweat. well, he's sweating now. he faces a possible eviction even from his £30 million home, the royal lodge, in windsor. after our dynamic new king charles threatens to cut his annual salary of a quarter of £1,000,000. but this fat cat aristocrats won't hungry. it turns out the privileged prince has inherited from his late mother and father. nice work if you can get it. our modern new king charles iii, who i think we can all agree, has got off to a cracking start, wants to have a slimmed down monarchy and the first lump of unwanted that he's deaung first lump of unwanted that he's dealing with is himself who hasn't just discredited members of his own family. he a national embarrassment . prince andrew , a embarrassment. prince andrew, a man who was gifted an incredible house by his late mother . man who was gifted an incredible house by his late mother. he man who was gifted an incredible house by hi

his friendship with known jeffrey epstein . and with known jeffrey epstein.rview in which he claimed to a disorder in which he doesn't sweat . well, he's sweating now . sweat. well, he's sweating now. he faces a possible eviction even from his £30 million home, the royal lodge, in windsor. after our dynamic new king charles threatens to cut his annual salary of a quarter of £1,000,000. but this fat cat aristocrats won't hungry. it turns out the privileged prince has inherited from his late mother and father. nice work if you can get it. our modern new king charles iii, who i think we can all agree, has got off to a cracking start, wants to have a slimmed down monarchy and the first lump of unwanted that he's deaung first lump of unwanted that he's dealing with is himself who hasn't just discredited members of his own family. he a national embarrassment . prince andrew , a embarrassment. prince andrew, a man who was gifted an incredible house by his late mother . man who was gifted an incredible house by his late mother. he man who was gifted an incredible hou

jp epstein had been a client.pstein died in prison awaiting a trial for charges of sex traffics >>> and there will be ev layoffs by lucid they said it would include a one-time charge of between $24 million to $30 million. >>> in the wake of u.s. regulatory action from the cft c, traders are pulling billions from binance according to crypto provider danson, as of monday, they pulled out $2.1 billion. overall binance holds $63.2 billion in publicly disclosed wallets, frank. >> all right we'll see you later on the show. >>> when we come back, much more on the regal bank reckoning and a red flag in one area of the market almost nobody talks about. we speak with one bank ceo who's sounding the alarm. >>> and apple sending shares of competition sinking. ahead we learn how one of those rivals plans to take on cook and cupertino. we have a busy day ahead when "worldwide exchange" continues stay with us e looked around and said, wait a minute, this isn't even our stroller! (laughing) you live with your parents, but you own

virgin islands lawsuit against jpmorgan over jeffrey epstein.'s get the very latest. >> in a courtroom last night in new york, attorneys for the u.s. virgin islands targeted jpmorgan's ceo jamie dimon as directly as we have seen so far in their case alleging that the bank aided jeffrey epstein in his decades of sex krimgs. the allegations against jamie dimon raise questions about how jpmorgan will defend itself. last week, jpmorgan sued jes staley, alleging if there was any epstein related wrong doing at the bank, it was done by staley in essence, they were painting staley as a rogue employee but last night, attorneys for the u.s. virgin islands said they don't buy that argument an attorney general said if staley is a rogue employee, why isn't jamie dimon? and argued stanny knew, dimon knew, jpmorgan chase knew. jpmorgan generally, the attorney said, they broke every rule to facility his sex trafficking in exchange for his wealth and referrals. jamie dimon argued - >> jpmorgan asserted that dimon has no recollection of ever reviewing the epstein

jpmorgan chase suing jes staley over his ties are jeffery epstein.have eamon javers with more >> reporter: good morning. jpmorgan chase facing lawsuits alleging the bank aided jeffery epstein by keeping him on as a client and sending money to victims. the filing argues staley who shows he had a close relationship with epstein and should be held libel if the bank loses the cases. jpmorgan chase not admitting wrongdoing, but found libel, staley should pay the bill jpmorgan chase is seeking to claw back all of staley's compensation from 2006 to 2013 he left the bank in 2013 he was friendly with epstein, but never knew about the crimes. one questions in the high profile legal battle is what knowledge jamie dimon knew of the epstein situation. two weeks ago, jpmorgan chase told us it could not found any indication that dimon personally reviewed epstein's accounts in 2008 that despite an email released suggesting there was a dimon are view of the accounts which was pending. we have not been able to talk to lawyers representing staley. we expect all of our

liz: alex epstein thank you so much.nt out the white house going after air conditioners, gas stoves, washing machines, refrigerators, freezers for more green energy mandates. we'll have alex back on. thanks for joining news great to see you. liz: coming up on the show, dr. fauci, dr. fauci now is questioning that lockdowns. he is saying lockdowns lasted too long, after he repeatedly pushed for them. we got congressman michael mccaul. house lawmakers pressing the white house over stonewalling on a litany of investigations including the botched exit out of afghanistan. that is coming up in "the evening edit." >> would you like to take the opportunity here today to apologize to these parents who lost their children because of fentanyl poisoning because of the policies of your department and the biden administration? >> my heart is with the family of every victim of a drug overdose. ♪. 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 instantl

epstein stayed inside the bank for years after that. jpmorgan has denied that dimon had any knowledge of reviewing those accounts back in 2008, so presumably he will be put to that question in this on the record testimony now of what did he know and when did he know it about the bank's relationship with jeffrey epstein. >> eamon, thanks. jpmorgan will be our first look on the 14th in terms of bank earnings. >> yes, one thing about that, i mean, jamie dimon, i love jamie dimon, i think -- he's the most extraordinary executive in financial services so anything that could taint him is bad, right? but jpmorgan also is going to be really interesting to hear what they think of the economy and banking, what their lending is and what did they take in deposits? what will they do with it? they must have gotten a deluge of money and what did they do with it? >> when did they say that -- when is that going to take place? time and where? >> in june? >> i thought it was in may and the folks at jpmorgan say may that day never come. 37% is berkshire ha

that could lead them to damage for keeping epstein on as a client after registering as a sex offender cases filed by the u.s. virgin islands alleging the bank missed the red flags of epstein abusing women on the island he owned. >>> vanguard deciding to shut the remaining business in china. according to reports, the u.s. fund giant is closing the office in shanghai and end the partnership with antgroup. this is two years after it would not set up a fund unit. >>> tesla is entering junk status moody's is upgrading to the lowest level of junk rated debt. moody's saying tesla will maintain the market leadership and cited expanded product lineup in the global upgrade from last october. >> silvana henao thank you. >>> to the top stories the fed kicking off the two-day policy meeting today ahead of day one, more than 75% of interest rate traders according to the cme fed watch tool are expecting a .25% fed rate hike, but moody's and wells fargo don't agree. economists are calling for the fed to move hawkish. we have tom porcelli with us now. we have the differences of opinions over whether t

alex epstein made a fair bit of this in his new book, fossil future. but i delved into this when i wrote maps of meeting. it's become clear as a consequence of converging evidence from a lot of disciplines, neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and literary criticism, all bed foal lows and more scientific humanities involved in the convergence in those, that the structure in which we see the world is essentially a narrative, it's a story. and, so, and in fact i asked the world's greatest neuroscientist a month ago on my podcast that even if our object per he exceptions were microstories. he said that's the case. he's speaking as a scientist, by the way. if we see the world through a story, what should that story -- what is that story and what should it be? and what are the fundamental elements that the story has to contain? and, so, the environmentalists offer us a story to live by. it's a pseudoreligious story and it elevates the biosphere, the earth, gaia, the earth goddess to the status of primary deity and characterizes her as a waif-like innocent

well, no, but is his association with jeffrey epstein . he with jeffrey epstein.know, abuse, especially of young minors looking at minors in particular. and i think that that's that's a relief. well, that's that's a relief. well, that was a massive of judgement. yes, it was. doesn't hasn't ever been convicted of anything wrong . just it was true. but that doesn't make any difference in terms of the eyes of the well some publisher out print it. well you would wouldn't you. i would then you've got you've got he's of that let's let he's got out of that let's let if he produces a book two of us will be proved right one of us will be proved right one of us will be proved wrong the other way round to be fair and to be honest, i would actually rather read book and i would and i couldn't. yes, but i'm not. so i managed to acquire a copy. i wasn't prepared to pay for it and kept falling asleep on the and i kept falling asleep on the first i only got to first ten pages, i only got to the where he about the bit where he talked about baldness in back of his baldness in the ba

jp morgan ceo jamie diamond is being deposed over bank ties to the late sex offender jeffrey epstein. will testify under oath regarding two civil suits that accuse the bank of ignoring red flags and enabling epstein's trafficking situation. no record of dimon being involved with epstein or being included in any discussions over keeping him as client. honda is recalling 330,000 vehicles over a manufacturing error that can cause the car's mirrors to fall out. the recall effects 2020 to 2022 odysseys and passports this as well as 2020 to 2021 pilots and ridge lines. certified dealers will replace the defective mirrors free of charge. new survey reveals 62% of americans are living paycheck to paycheck because a dollar doesn't go as far as it once did due to soaring inflation. this comes as more americans are turning to side husband sells to make ends meet. 44% of americans now have a side hustle. another report finds 69% of employees have either second jobs or want one. and those are your headlines. going to check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for fox weather forecast. hi, jani

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damages stemming from lawsuits accusing the bank of facilitating the sex trafficking from jeffrey epstein and the bank filed this third-party complaint against the former executive in manhattan federal court arguing he should be held liable if allegations about his relationship with epstein are shown to be true. jp morgan is aiming to recoup his pay from 2006-2013. chair powell: u.s. intelligence chiefs told the senate committee that russia is like which downgrade its ambitions in ukraine for now to hold territory seized after the start of the invasion. it was part of a broader outline of threats that the u.s. cases. the director of national intelligence said china would deepen -- despite condemnation of the ukraine war. bloomberg has been told australia's new fleet of nuclear powered submarines would be based on a modified british design. this comes as the three countries present head with a security partnership meant to counter china. it will take years to deliver. senior executives at adani group are said to have told investors that the founder and his family have prepaid all borrowing

something, they would argue he is innocent i'd like to know myself, but i think it all goes back to epstein and all of that. we say check it out, and i would like to know why they dropped him. they don't tell where he went. they don't ever talk about that anymore. >> teresa in tennessee, republican, good morning. you are next. >> i have two points. one is a low bit long. first of all, joe biden was find 200 $19,000 in his 2008 failed campaign for president. for campaign finance laws. but he wasn't arrested. and i didn't answer the guys before me. it had nothing to do with trump. this is not about trump. it is about fairness in the law. everyone being treated fairly and the same. lookout black lives matter got convicted for their crimes. but then, where this was, they go after donald trump for paying off a prostitute, but they didn't go after john edwards like your guest said. he had been in a friendly court, they didn't convict him. donald trump is a new york red so of course, they will convict him. all of the stuff with hunter biden. they're going after trump, and nobody, not one person is

prosecutors have repeatedly sought information on the actions of yet another trump lawyer, boris epstein, in connection with both the classified documents case and trump's false electors scheme. quote, they have quizzed multiple trump attorneys involved with the documents case, including kristina bagg, elena hava and jesse binnall. the investigative activity highlights one of the ways in which the trump probes are unusual and complex turning some of his many or current employees into investigative targets. by our count, that's half a dozen of trump's lawyers being grilled by jack smith's investigators, or in some cases brought before a grand jury. half a dozen, at least. as the washington post points out, that is not only unusual, it is potentially a clue that jack smith and his team are picking up the pace in their investigation, investigations with an s, plural, into the disgraced twice impeached ex-president. that is where we start today with some of our favorite reporters and friends. joining us, one of the journalists who shares a by-line on that piece. jackie alameni. joining us fr

joining me to discuss this is journalist angela epstein., what do you think of gary lineker's comments? i think they were crass. they were completely inappropriate and have no real understanding of . have no real understanding of. what 1930. germany was all about . i think we can all agree that the crisis surrounding illegal migration is something that needs to be sorted, not least because innocent people every day are losing their lives. and are being ruthlessly exploited by a all the that are sorting out the crossings on these small boats. but setting that aside, germany this was a this was a state which which committed murder government sponsored industrialised murder women. babies. children. men all ages. former war heroes . fought for former war heroes. fought for germany. people right across europe were rounded up, deported and thrown into gas chambers , and thrown into gas chambers, predominantly because they were jewish. 6 million jews were murdered, but also there were people who were murdered because their political persuasion. pe

joining me to discuss this is journalist angela epstein.what do you think of gary lineker's comments? i think they were crass. they were completely inappropriate and have no real understanding of . have no real understanding of. what 1930. germany was all about . i think we can all agree that the crisis surrounding illegal migration is something that needs to be sorted, not least because innocent people every day are losing their lives. and are being ruthlessly exploited by a all the that are sorting out the crossings on these small boats. but setting that aside, germany this was a this was a state which which committed murder government sponsored industrialised murder women. babies. children. men all ages. former war heroes . fought for former war heroes. fought for germany. people right across europe were rounded up, deported and thrown into gas chambers , and thrown into gas chambers, predominantly because they were jewish. 6 million jews were murdered, but also there were people who were murdered because their political persuasion. peop

new piece by julie ann epstein lays out for reasons president biden should throw in the towel.it of confusing gaffes. >> if you don't have a loan -- jackie, are you here? where is jackie? it was kamala's birthday, happy birthday to a great president. two words, made in america. it is not a joke, we were defeated in 2018, when they tried to do it, we went to 54 states. >> harris: two words. number two on the list, biden economy is worst of any president since jimmy carter. third according to epstein, biden has done nothing to reduce inflation and number four, biden promised to be a centrist, but has stayed silent. great to see you both. marie, what do you think of her take on why biden and his world should just sit down? >> it is not surprising, i just don't agree. when joe biden has been on the ballot in 2020, he won that election against donald trump, who is very likely to be nominee again and led the democrats to resounding, historic night in the midterm no one predicted what would happen. pundits have had problems putting biden in a box. some things, including energy, he is

morgan suing former executive jes staley for epstein at. what do we know? tom: the u.s.wsuits going on against jp morgan because they backed epstein and they are liable for damages to his victims. jp morgan has come out and said we don't see these cases having any kind of viability, but they do, the person you should be suing is jes staley who ran the investment bank during those years. jes staley is a former ceo of barclays. he has gone aground and we have not heard a response on this yet but it is really interesting big news because it will suggest what is going to happen next? what is a next shoe to drop? will he respond to this or keep quiet on it? it's very interesting, and it goes to show just how serious jp morgan is taking the lawsuit. they are not trying to dismiss them out of hand but shipped the blame. tom: this is a deadly serious issue. lawyers have been kept busy on multiple fronts on the story and we will across it. tom metcalf from our finance and banking team. thank you very much indeed. let's get to the first word news with laura wright. laura: presiden

this comes as jpmorgan chase is defending against other lawsuits who says jpmorgan chase aided in epstein'sng by keeping him as a client. >>> federal regulators are looking into the collision of a tesla. the model s collided with the fire truck in walnut creek, california last month. the nhtsa has investigated the matter. >>> and betting on the wwe may be a thing sources say the company is in talks with gambling regulators in colorado and michigan to legalize betting on high profile matches. wwe is working with ey to secure scripted match results in hopes there is no chance results leaking to the public. the company spokesperson declined to comment. i know fans would be excited about that >> i'm a wrestling fan. we know it is fixed. why bet on it? >> exactly. >> silvana, we'll talk about that after the show. silvana, thank you very much >>> fed chair jay powell making it clear during the testimony on capitol hill that the central bank is prepared to react to the signs of strength by raising rates higher than previously expected among the strong retail sales jumping 3% in january as the amer

the judge ruled at banks was also faced proposed class action suits by epstein's victims german car maker volkswagen will receive $1300000000.00 from the state of south carolina where plans to build a manufacturing facility for electric vehicles. subsidies are part of the u. s. inflation reduction act, which supports green investment. the u has been critical of the washington initiative, which it says disadvantages, europe, as a destination for investment. sri lanka sets received the 1st batch of international monetary fund financing within the next 2 days. yeah, m f approving a nearly $3000000000.00 bill of the island nation and saying today that disbursements would be tied to reviews that are set to take place every 6 months. i my colleague, cassandra site is here in studio to help us understand the still more cassandra, we've been reporting a lot over sri lanka over the past year and the crisis there. let's start with this deal. what are the conditions of this deal? right, this is a deal many months in the making and from what i've been reading, they're essentially 3 big pillars holdin

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theo epstein will join us later to talk all about it. >>> time for the weather. >> it's a busy day as you just said. we have something to watch particularly in center of the country. impacting california over last several days, prompted severe weather, scattered from topeka down into portions of northern texas. tomorrow, a different story. more than 45 million people are going to be included in this here. we could see that number grow. this is again into the afternoon hours, into the ening hours and even overnight hours, we could see some really strong storms. long track strong tornadoes. you'll want to watch this. snow in the midwest in parts of the high plains. if you thought it was spring you thought wrong. you'll see some chilly temperatures and some wintry kind of weather moving in. the northeast gets in on the action from this same storm system and the mid-atlantic will deal with some snow showers along the lakes. gusty conditions as well. rain draped across parts of the northeast and the mid-atlantic here as we get into saturday. a busy couple of days weat

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jp morgan says stally should be held liable for lawsuits accused the bank much epstein's crimes. was fired for refusing to get the covid vaccine is now advocating free come of choice. joel he will worth says i'm proud that i aligned with my truth and that dale and moving forward. the after the on set of covid i worked until october of 2021 around one and a half years without any vaccine and i was deemed essential denied his exemption and said he was a direct threat because he was unvaccinated. be all you can be slogan as the branch struggles to hit recruiting goals. >> the will to make the best it can be. the army has a place for you. >> ainsley: so the two new ads are narrated by cede 3 stars jonathan majors the campaign was scheduled to roll out over the summer moved up to help achieve this year's reincluding goals. today marks 161 years battle between the monitor and the merrimack. it was the first in u.s. history to fit ironclad ships against each other it. ended in a stalemate after two days of fierce fire fighting when both sides realized the iron holes of the ships could n

recent years, prince andrew has been scrutinized for his close ties to convicted sex offender jeffrey epsteinince also accused of sexually assaulting a 17-year-old. while he's never been criminally charged, he settled a civil lawsuit without admitting wrongdoing. you've been divorced for many, many years. and yet you've been andrew's rock through thick and thin? >> yes. >> what's it been like watching him go through this withering >> so sad.utiny?- so sad. we've been there for each other, you know. when i've gone through really bad times in the past, he's -- andrew's always been there. he is exceptionally kind. and he is a very seriously good grandfather. he's very steadfast for the girls. we are women that also have had to see an extraordinary demise of a very strong man. and that has been really difficult to see. >> in many ways you are an exemplary example of coparenting, cograndparenting, as divorcees? >> i know. it is extraordinary, isn't it? we do say "we're divorced" to each other. >> reporter: the duchess says the scandal surrounding the prince brought her closer to the queen. >> we w

also news affecting jpmorgan chase, a banker who worked there with apparently some ties to jeffrey epsteinat, and how much tarnish is go to attend to jpmorgan chase or its ceo jamie dimon? >> it's hard to say. certainly, you know, this marks a turn in their case in which for awhile they were actually defending their private banking chief, head of investment banking and head of wealth and asset management for awhile so he was a long tenured mu multidecaded jpmorgan executive and certainly it looks like that they've suddenly decided to turn and basically, you know, say that he was actually the nexus of the problems, he should have escalated, you know, the reality of his relationship with epstein earlier and as a result he is exposed to all of the financial downside of this >> absolutely. >> and i'll say up to $80 million in financial clawbacks. >> thank you so much hugh son, we appreciate it. >>> the dow down 400 points as we hand it over. thanks for watching "power lunch. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >> kelly, thanks so much welcome. i'm scott wapner from post 9 here at the new york

jp morgan is blaming former executive for the ties with jeffrey epstein. it is demanding is daily return all of its confrontation -- compensation for eight year period. stanley has denied knowing about his abuse. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is ge aerospace, advancing flight for future generations. ♪ welcome to a new era of flight. when covid hit, we had some challenges. i heard about the payroll tax refund that allowed us to keep the people that have been here taking care of us. learn more at getrefunds.com. >> we have not made any decision about march until we see the additional data. we are not on a preset path. we will be guided by the incoming data. if the totality would indicate that faster tightening is warranted, we would be prepared to increase rate hikes. jonathan: that was the difference between day one and day to from chairman powell. are you ok? tom: i read my first article. moulin is not even back to moulin and they are already ta

yeah jeffrey epstein , there's a of celebrity epstein, there's a of celebrity so this i mean do you thinkite brave of the to even be commissioning this in the first place. i'm not sure. it depends on what it's like, doesn't it really. we've not them saying oh he was brilliant, i think they're going to doing it. that's unlikely. but then again, wonder whether again, i do wonder whether to some because they're on some extent because they're on such ground , you do such dangerous ground, you do wonder might wonder whether there might be some cover don't you? some level cover up, don't you? but haven't seen i don't but we haven't seen i don't know. i think to me, if you in a cover up, the best thing to do is just not commission cover up, the best thing to do isjust not commission a cover up, the best thing to do is just not commission a tv is just to not commission a tv series the do bbc have series about the do the bbc have a track record of creating really good dramas such as three girls the drama, the grooming gang. sorry to elbow into every scene was it was scene but it was it was controv

i became where amy was with epstein, united selina producer, the green skulker was started the class trajectory the church has spun ringing in your will a voice of me a snazzy of linea for his younger for crane. the foolish. busy the chic eula, it's a tragedy look strong. he should porky proline when darvin lowe, efficient enough. i'm going to put a small table of course for police manual in this case and you cannot feed them if a gas politicians excel barrage any on. but it's not a target de selling anthony and offered money enough for them cook to cover a monument and mostly in was unveiled in the pony city of rod slab. on september the 25th 1999, an inscription reads to the parish citizens killed from 1939 to 1947 by the o u n. the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the u. p. a. the ukranian insurgent army. next to that there's another inscription in memory of the ukrainians who gave shelter to polls. ah, just a noise or any of the motor in your double jeopardy teaches elite a pretty huge sky. is paula sylvia. not solisco factor on cuz it's taking prestige that came with s

jamie dimon will be deposed over his bank's decision to retain the late sex offender jeffrey epstein for the testimony has not yet been set though a judge has ordered all related depositions to be completed by the end of may. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is vonnie quinn. haslinda: i had a south korea's financial watchdog says the slope and property market may lead to defaults on project financing loans. he told us exclusively that authorities have assessed some 5000 projects relying on these loans after developer defaults last year triggered an unexpected credit crunch. >> we reviewed all project finance, 5000 of them. some of them might fail eventually, but we are trying to spread out all of these events. i do not think we will see any severe damage on the macroeconomic side. rishaad: we had central banks around the world lifting up interest rates trying to fight inflation as well. what is the state of korea's credit markets? >> we survived the legoland event starti

>> theo epstein. i was trying not to get it wrong. this is important to you. mlb consultant theo epstein, the former red sox and cubs executive joins us straight ahead on "morning joe." - this is our premium platinum coverage map and this is consumer cellular's map. - i don't see the difference, do you? - well, that one's purple. - [announcer] get the exact same coverage as the nation's leading carrier. starting at $20. consumer cellular. (pensive music) (footsteps crunching) (pensive music) (birds tweeting) (pensive music) (broom sweeping) - [narrator] one in five children worldwide are faced with the reality of living without food. no family dinners, no special treats, no full bellies. all around the world, parents are struggling to feed their children. toddlers are suffering from acute malnutrition, which stunts their growth. kids are forced to drop out of school so they can help support their families. covid, conflict, inflation and climate have ignited the worst famine in our lifetime. and we're fed up. fed up with the fact that hunger robs children of th

question p morgan and deutsche bank have several claims filed against them with ties to jeffrey epsteina 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. >> i put in has welcomed xi jinping for three days of talks. allowing them to present the peace plan. david ingles is in hong kong. keenly awaiting any developments. what is the key takeaway? >> the key takeaway is what can xi jinping do to get blood may put into come to a negotiating table with the other parties. the issue is not between moscow and beijing. they have that no limits partnership. xi jinping did not reiterate that pledge of a no limits partnership. we all know every relationship has limits and the war in ukraine since that pledge was made before the war started more than a year ago has been tested. the key takeaway could be if xi jinping goes to moscow which he is there for three days starting yeste

two big banks which served the sex abuserjeffrey epstein are to face allegations in court that they benefitedche bank are accused of having "knowingly benefited from participating "in a sex trafficking venture", although other allegations have been dismissed by a new yorkjudge. jpmorgan's lawyers have argued the claims are "meritless" whilst deutsche bank said they were "manufactured allegations". stay with us on bbc news. still to come: we've been called to set aside $3.5 trillion a year until 2050 to clean up our energy. so what will that look like? and is it enough to save the planet? applause. i'm so proud of both of you. let there be no more wars or bloodshed between arabs and israelis. with great regret, _ the committee has decided that south africa will be excluded from the 1970 competition. i chanting. streaking across the sky, the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: britain's biggest police force — the metropolitan in london — is branded "institutionally racist, misogynist and homophobic" in a scathing new repor

. >> alex epstein does some great writing on western culture. he says western culture is a pretty good thing. we should spread culture around the world. >> one of these so-called energy experts is a philosopher who previously is paused white supremacist views. what i argued in my entire adult life is been culture supports freedom. associating that with skin color is despicable and racist. dan: they have no bullpen. he single time, this is what comes out of the bullpen. they have nothing else. pete: this hearing is about how the biden administration has wrecked our energy independence. she pulls out an article from his 2000 college newspaper. he says freedom and individual rights is better than genital mutilation and slavery. i am glad he stood by it. dan: i do not support segregation by color and i don't support genital mutilation in foreign countries either. who do you have tomorrow on "fox and friends." >> we have an awesome faith and friends concert series. the performance house fires as we lead up to easter. easter. dan: joe biden talks toug