nathan: these are significant. the banks that are above 100 billion dollars in assets are looking at a shortfall. the bulk of that is for pnc, truest, u.s. bank and so forth. this proposal was initially tech drug for these look on value -- silicon valley bank failure. they dropped the threshold from $250 million to $109 and ensured that this proposal comes out. this is not applicable to the biggest banks. they already adhere to this, and certainly this will be something on the fixed income or debt signed that you will be paying attention to. we anticipate fertilization of this proposal will probably be about one year from now. jon: this is interesting. we have been covering the m&a aspect of this as well. depending on what you need to have on the balance sheets, some might be thinking about some larger consolidation yet, it was see my getting the math right what regulators want could also delay m&a. is that possible? nathan: absolutely. banking regulators are skeptical of m&a. we have seen certain prior mergers tak

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sonali: that is nathan dean. thank you. we are now going to bring in mike mayo, wells fargo head of the u.s. large-cap banks. you have been writing extensively about all the new rules. now you have the fdic on top of that. what does this mean for the divergence between midsized banks have not seen these types of rules, compared to the biggest of the big, which already have the buffers to whether this kind of a storm? mike: if there is one conclusion from what is taking place this year, it is that goliath is winning. the largest, most heavily regulated banks about performed. there are more resilient, have more capital, more oversight, stress tests. this is completely different than the prior 50 years. the performance of big banks has been much stronger than expected. that is in contrast to many of the regional banks, which are now going to have more big bank supervision. having said that, i am amazed. this is my fourth decade in analyzing banks. how much change is going to take with the largest banks. for the last decade, yo

well, if nathan law is a responsible individual, then i think nathan law should come back to hong kongfair trial... ok, so you won't answer my question... ..and let the court decide whether or not he has committed the crime that he's being right now accused of. you won't answer my question, fair enough. let me ask a different question, and that's about going after the families of people like nathan law. we had him on hardtalk just a few days ago. he explained how, shortly after this — i'm using the word — bounty was put on his head, the authorities visited his family in hong kong. it was clearly intimidatory. according to samuel bickett, a respected us—based fellow at georgetown�*s center for asian law, "clearly, the hong kong authorities are sending "a message to activists and potential activists abroad "that if you stand up to the hong kong government, "they are going to go after your family." you approve of that? well, that's not true. because it's important to note that, according to the hong kong legal system, which is the common law system, no—one is going to be held accountable

and are they saying to you, "nathan, we've got a real problem here"?, definitely, we don't have any direct communication. and the government is trying to fabricate a scenario where they think that there are lots of people in hong kong — no matter it's my former colleagues or, like, family members, they are actively supporting my advocacy work, which are... and funding you — that's an allegation. which are absolutely false. i don't think they can provide any evidence of these connections because there are not — and it's really, for them, they are trying to make the scene of an exile activist, like, working closely with people who are still in hong kong and trying to make a case of it. and it's just astonishing. but nonetheless, this is, psychologically, i imagine, it is difficult. i mean, your parents are still in hong kong. they have made a point of not being in contact with you. but nonetheless, do you feel a certain guilt that they are being dragged into this again? so, three years ago, when i left hong kong, i issue a public statement, saying that i

authorities are saying nathan stabbed and killed his grandmother and 6 year-old nephew in san jose. >> tonight he is behind bars facing several charges. kron four's haaziq mod-yoon has more. >> the man accused of deadly stabbing 6 year-old jordan cam walker and the stabbing death of the child's great-grandmother. delfina turner was scheduled to be arraigned for murder charges here at the santa clara hall of justice in san jose. but that didn't happen because the defendant, 27 year-old nathan addison, refused to leave his jail cell. >> yes, he refused to come to court. >> court records reveal that addison is related to both murder victims. he is the grandson of 71 year-old delfina turner and the uncle of jordan cam walker. addison is accused of the august 4th double murder inside his grandmother's apartment on park avenue. jose police responded to that location on the report of several people being deceased inside the residence and found both victims who were pronounced dead at the scene. >> mister addison is is known to law enforcement he has criminal history involving weapons, a thin

authorities say nathan addison stabbed and killed his grandmother and 6 year-old nephew tonight. he faces several charges, including murder. kron forces. aikman dune has the latest. >> the man accused of deadly stabbing 6 year-old jordan cam walker and the stabbing death of the child's great-grandmother. delfina turner was scheduled to be arraigned for murder charges here at the santa clara hall of justice in san jose. but that didn't happen because the defendant, 27 year-old nathan addison, refused to leave his jail cell. >> yes, he refused to come to court. >> court records reveal that addison is related to both murder victims. he is the grandson of 71 year-old delfina turner and the uncle of jordan cam walker. addison is accused of the august 4th double murder inside his grandmother's apartment on park avenue. jose police responded to that location on the report of several people being deceased inside the residence and found both victims who were pronounced dead at the scene. >> mister addison is is known to law enforcement he has criminal history involving weapons, a things o

nathan was one of eight kids selected from across the country.it's part of a program called bridge to history. the kids will fly to europe visiting d-day battlefields, bunkers and cemeteries. give them that experience and that jumpstart on their passion. the program pays for the trip, but each kid is expected to raise at least $500. nathan's been giving speeches around gilroy to earn his history. can be read. it can be listened to, it can be watched. but he's going to live it and he's going to experience it. and he's going to immerse himself in it from the source. and then when he gets back, he's expect to pass that knowledge on. i call them my ambassadors because the kids who come on the program are are taking on the responsibility of being ambassadors to their generation and to the next generation. that's pretty much my favorite part. nathan says it was his own teachers who sparked his love of history and he can't wait to be a teacher himself. if he wants to make sure the wisdom of those world war two veterans is preserved. and the history of i

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>> seth: that's great. >> so i tweeted nathan fillion he was very nice he wrote back.ackage full of "rookie" stuff, and then he said when covid clears up, we can visit the set sometime >> seth: so you did, and not only did you get to visit the set, he gave you -- obviously you're very comfortable in front of the camera -- a cameo, but also jack. was jack at all hesitant >> no. oh, my god, he was very excited. he was very excited, and i was trying to think what -- and let me just also say alexi hawley, the showrunner, and everybody there, nathan fillion, they were so nice. and i can't imagine -- i don't know what shows you were into when you were like 12 or 13, but for me, this would have been like meeting the six million dollar man, hanging out with lee majors or hanging out with alan alda at the set of "mah." like it was a dream for him. he loved it. >> seth: that's amazing. and now we're going to review his acting performance because i think he did a pretty good job >> i think he was pretty good. >> i think he did a great job. let's take a look at the tapper boys her

can help boost the incomes or fall mazda and the productivity of the field, i'm back to naturally nathan saying is busy inspecting is because he's, he's a specialist in environmental biotechnology. after researching chose will be diseases in germany and it was really heated, done to his home, down of luck know in 2015. and the region needs him. why the numbers have been declining here for tickets without their part of nation walk. farmers have seen a significant drop in the heats to compensate. ready live in st. provide a fall of nation silva as to farmers by renting out honey bees as well. how much i got a disability, i'm a job. they could be calling these already set up in places like movies and music fields and transport them to new fields to the migration process. like you provided most golf production these 80 kilograms, then they can increase it to a 100 kilograms by blink. keeping all the sol k, dick nathan, think owns of housing. gotten these off the honey, be april manufacturers to collect, connected in 6 livid, up to $100.00 in a single ship and can make 20 trips in a single da

jesse greg, good evening to you, nathan. addison refused to face justice today, instead staying in his jail cell . his case continued until monday. prosecutors say he had just been released from jail in late june. and then weeks later allegedly killed two family members. unfortunately, this is a situation involving a familial relationship. so this is a domestic relationship. santa clara county deputy district attorney michael gilman says suspect nathan addison is the uncle of one victim and the grandson of the other. the 27 year old san jose resident is charged with two counts of murder in the killing of jordan cam walker and the child's great grandmother. if mr. addison is associated with both of these homicides, he will be facing special circumstances and could be facing the death penalty. august 4th, family members asked san jose police for a welfare check on the two residents in the 1600 block of parkmoor avenue. when officers arrived, they found the six year old walker and his 71 year old great grandmother stabbed to de

and then while judith nathan was still kind of a rumor, he took her out walking up and down, i think, i guess i don't feel too sorry for him. - it's not good, ethically. when he is a married man, he should not do that. - no one enjoyed that in new york. no, it was considered offensive. - the city was ready to move on, was ready to turn the page from the giuliani years. - giuliani was just starting to wear on the public of new york. and i think part of the decline was this blowback from communities across the city about these aggressive policing tactics. - there was something very sad and operatic about it. you know, as the bartender says, "you don't have to go home, but you can't stay here." - the story of rudy giuliani is the story of rise and fall. he has this totally broken city in terms of rampant crime. he comes in, and he turns it around. he cleans up the city. fast-forward to a mayor who was nearing the end of his second term, and seemed to, sort of, almost have overstayed his welcome with the people of new york at that point. - he and his cronies went to one of his places. yo

nathan was one of eight kids selected from across the country. it's part of a program called bridge to history. the kids will fly to europe visiting d-day battlefields, bunkers and cemeteries. give them that experience and that jumpstart on their passion. the program pays for the trip, but each kid is expected to raise at least $500. nathan's been giving speeches around gilroy to earn his history. can be read. it can be listened to, it can be watched. but he's going to live it and he's going to experience it and he's going to immerse himself in it from the source. and then when he gets back, he's expected to pass that knowledge on. i call them my ambassadors because the kids who come on the program are taking on the responsibility of being an ambassadors to their generation and to the next generation. that's pretty much my favorite part. nathan says it was his own teachers who sparked his love of history, and he can't wait to be a teacher himself. he wants to make sure the wisdom of those world war ii veterans is preserved. it's in the history of

jason, ceo of american clean power, nathan, senior associate at the u.s. program. already durbin, associate for policy at chamber of congress. paul, policy engagement for electric hydrogen and kevin, fellow and director of our climate program will be serving as a moderator for today's conversation. the event is being broadcast live and also recorded. the recording will be available after the event so visit our website to check it out. i want to say hello to our virtual audience. you can ask questions in the q&a box on your screen and we will be monitoring questions and get to as many as we can. finally, if you would like to join the conversation on twitter, use the #rff live. i want to thank supporters. we could not be having this conversation without you today, so thank you so much for being here and joining us. and for that, i will turn it over to kevin. >> thank you to everyone for being here online, here in person. thank you to our panelists for contribute in thoughts and perspectives as well. so to reach the u.s. decarbonization goal is going to require a huge

nathan was one of eight kids selected from across the country. it's part of a program called bridge to history. the kids will fly to europe visiting d-day battlefields, bunkers and cemeteries. give them that experience and that jumpstart on their passion. the program pays for the trip, but each kid is expected to raise at least $500. nathan's been giving speeches around gilroy to earn his history. can be read. it can be listened to, it can be watched. but he's going to live it and he's going to experience it and he's going to immerse himself in it from, um, the source. and then when he gets back, he's expected to pass that knowledge on. i call them my ambassadors because the kids who come on the program are taking on the responsibility of being in ambassadors to their generation and to the next generation. that's pretty much my favorite part. nathan says it was his own teachers who sparked his love of history, and he can't wait to be a teacher himself. he wants to make sure the wisdom of those world war two veterans is preserved and the history o

nathan, let me start with you. you recently made some changes to your gdp forecast if i'm not mistaken how do things look globally? are we the only house in town at this point >> our sense is that the united states continues to look pretty resilient. and we've maintained a call for a first half recession in the united states but let me tell you, we're feeling increasingly anxious about that call as the economy continues to show momentum and the consumer looks pretty strong. but in contrast when we look abroad we're seeing a fair amount of weakness in two other major economies. and specifically in china the consumer is looking very weak. after the reopening in early 2023, early this year, consumer spend for a few months, but since then confidence and spending has fallen off. and similar ly germany is lookin very weak as was reinforced this morning with some of the pmi data where it looks like manufacturing which has been soft is now starting to drag down services, which have been somewhat stronger. so a desynchroniz

there are three other open cases against nathan addison.faces charges for felony assault and making criminal threats. in two of those cases, his arraignment on double murder charges continues monday afternoon here at the hall of justice in san jose, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. the milpitas police department has released images from a recent retail crime bust. these photos were posted on social media today of yesterday's arrest. officers and detectives performed an organized retail crime operation at the great mall in milpitas. police cited and released five suspect for theft and book, one for theft and outstanding warrants. tonight, we're hearing reaction to a poll that shows 46% of americans think san francisco is an unsafe city. our crime rate is down slightly this year. a little over 2. and san francisco is a safe city. the challenge we have right now is perception. there's a lot of people out there and on the internet who are who are blogging or sending videos that don't like san francisco's politics, don't like san francisco, san fr

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. >> for more, nathan hodge joins us from london. nathan, i'm curious, what do you make of all the makeshift memorials we've seen in nearly two dozen cities across russia and occupied ukraine devoted to prigozhin? >> reporter: well, kim, first of all, you know, yef gu againny prigozhin didn't even have a public profile by the full-scale invasion of ukraine. his usefulness was that he wasn't a public figure and through his businesses, he was able to provide denial services to the russian government, whether it be, you know, providing mercenaries to fight in syria, activities in ukraine's donbas region, as well as the interference in u.s. elections in 2016 through the notorious network of troll farms that he operated. it was only after the full-scale invasion, and wagner's ability to deliver some kinds of battlefield succession, particularly in the fighting against bakhmut in eastern ukraine, that prigozhin actually became something of public figure. and then he exploded sort of into full public view with his very open feud with russia

just explain how it is that, i mean, even nathan nathan media couldn't avoid the fact. or how is it the advisors g, d, p by b, p b, has made rest of the strongest economy in europe despite being the most sanctioned country in history. last year, most of the cost and why the approximately going to mean would slumped significant . mean bucks the almost all of them failed. right. so in reality, the economy and perform wides. well, i would say that the blacks problems, the number of problems here, is the kind of the major kind of the problem is the course of the initial crisis. however, part of the financial system is quite stable. the supplies of critical goods are quite stable too. and this is what is the most important is that there are russian producers are feeling much better in the the so it's a decent big worst. they are now having less competitors and they have more space on the market. so to, to, to operate. right. so i know it's price now that's a rushing economy, shows this results. how well my estimates miss white horses that are still or a number of programs we

let's look for nathan. think owns of housing cause these of the honey be a pest manufacturer? to collect mixed up in 6 livid up to $100.00 in a single ship and can make 20 trips in a single day. in the process, they move calling from plant to plant aiding the pollination of flowers, vegetables and fruits. best thing good purpose here is to support the funds. unlike white bees that benefit funds as well as bio diversity. but both kinds of bees are generally in decline because of one main factor. so when we use besta size to kill the home for the best, we also can be useful to pass along with if in these because they directly feed on the plants, the directly go to the flaws they get the direct picked of the pesticides. so one of the major things is that and across the globe, many countries have realized that in the vandals best decides which home it's not just humphrey fun practices that are impacting bees. climate change has altered rebel buttons disrupting seasonal connections between these and flowers. the uncertainty of the blooming season has put these on the immense stress

i mean, even nathan nathan media couldn't avoid the fact. how is it the dressers, g, d, p by d, b. b has made russia the strongest economy in europe despite being the most sanctioned country in history. last year, most of the cost and why the price and economy would slumped significantly in bucks the all of them failed. right. so in reality, the economy of defaults wides, well i see that the blacks problems, the number of problems here is the kind of the major kind of the problem is the course of the initial crisis. however, part of the financial system is quite stable. there supplies of critical goods are quite stable too, and this is what is the most important is that there are russian producers are feeling much better in the the so it's a decent big voice to be on. now having less competitors and they have more space on the market so to, to, to operate. right. so i'm not surprised now that russian to going to me shows this results. hello. my name is mrs. white horses that are due or a number of problems we have to do. so including the substitution of critical equipment, which is

but that didn't happen because the defendant, 27 year-old nathan addison, refused to leave his jail >> yes, he refused to come to court. >> court records reveal that out it is related to both murder victims. he is the grandson of 71 year-old delfina turner and the uncle of jordan cam walker it is accused of the august 4th double murder inside his grandmother's apartment on park avenue. jose police responded to that location on the report of several people being deceased inside the residence and found both victims who were pronounced dead at the scene. >> mister addison is is known to law enforcement he has a criminal history involving weapons, a things of that nature. this case is is. a there's an elderly victim of very young victim, aged 6 years old and i just want to thank the san jose police department detectives, crime scene unit. forensic video technicians who collected the video surveillance that allowed a this arrest to occur. nathan addison was also a no show friday in 3 separate and unrelated criminal hearings in the county's mental health court. as for the double deadly stab

you heard from nathan and other panelists. if you get the rules for grid connected electrolysis wrong you will drive up emissions and all the best studies indicate that. it's also about deployment, but it is less about the volume of deployment and more about the type of deployment. that's a really important issue for the industry and how >> so i will get to that point in a second and unpack that, but first i would like to talk, as marty did, about what we agreed on. every buddy here agrees that hydrogen is an essential tool in the energy transition and for hydrogen to have the role that it needs to to keep pace on the energy transition, we need to produce about -- millions of metric tons of green hydrogen by 2020 -- 2030. you need 100 gigawatts of electrolyzers online by 2030, if they are producing at a utilization rate at 60%. that is what we agree on. so what are the conditions that are going to help us get to that and set the stage for that level of deployment? i think there are two things. one, you have to have a rocksolid

nathan addison is accused of stabbing two people to death in san jose, including a six year old boy. as ktvu is jesse. gary explains. authorities say the suspect is a relative of the victims and has a long criminal history. unfortunately this is a situation involving a familial relationship. so this is a domestic relationship. santa clara county deputy district attorney michael gilman says suspect nathan addison is the uncle of one victim and the grandson of the other. the 27 year old san jose resident is charged with two counts of murder in the killing of jordan cam walker and the child's great grandmother. if mr. addison is associated with both of these homicides, he will be facing special circumstances and could be facing the death penalty. august 4th, family members asked san jose police for a welfare check on the two residents in the 1600 block of parkmoor avenue when officers arrived, they found the six year old walker and his 71 year old great grandmother stabbed to death. and now we have a wave of emotions at this time when they have released the suspect, the family is grievi

those are a few of the n nathan's across the region over the tainted the water. this dog i'm sending another type at the table in the supervisor, the applicant union to officially join the 20. new jersey continues to promote the voice of the political solve the life of our international news center in moscow. this is our see. welcome to the global news process present. my client says whose country would support the wes awesome regional brook echo off if it decides to conduct a form of intervention in nature. others let us have a small semester protest in nature with a focus on removing the lingering presence of the former european colonial power to put it to do something. our policy is clear. we do not recognize the cool government of news year. we support the ousted president who refuses to resign and we support him with support diplomatic dialogue by equal wise and the size of military intervention. and we support that as well. all of this in a partnership like approach. when the cool did, todd took place in the following list. some members, dave came out of a

now, investigators took nathan james cruz into custody. cruz denied making these threats. but investigators there in san antonio have charged the 17-year-old with a felony count of making terroristic threats to a public place as well as a misdemeanor charge for terroristic threats of his family. he is being held on a $160,000 bond in jail in san antonio. >> good they are being proactive for this. >>> writers and actors, now thousands of los angeles public workers are striking today. we will take you live to the picket line. >>> how do americans feel about these strikes? harry enten is here with this morning's number am i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? baby, only on game nights. you know you are retired right? am i? ya save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smt bed. plus, 36 month financing on select smart ds. shop now only at sleep number. - [narrator] we just shipped our millionth monthly coffee subscription box so we're sending custom thank you gifts to our team. our custom ink rep is just as excited as

nathan addison's arraignment has been rescheduled for monday. >> in jose haaziq madyun kron. 4 news. >> san francisco baker is responding to claims refuses to serve police officers in a social media post. the san francisco police union association says that reims, california refused to serve an officer last weekend at its mission location in the city attached to the post is what appears to be an e-mail from the restaurant saying, quote, at reims, we do have a policy to not serve anyone armed in a uniform. all officers are welcome to come to our establishment when they are off duty and not armed. in a statement, ream says its policy is meant to keep guns out of its stores as a way to ensure the safety of its employees. it's just the latest establishment being criticized for refusing to serve officers earlier this year. a cashier at peta squared was fired. we're tellvng officers they were not welcome. now, according to its website, the reams mission location is temporarily closed. the oakland and the ferry building locations are still open an update to that high speed chase across the

this is 27 year-old nathan addison.of stabbing and killing a 6 year-old, which was his nephew. jordan cam walker along with his grandmother. 71 year-old delfina turner. now, this all happened back on august 4th earlier this month in san jose. the police were called to the grandmother's home on park more avenue with reports of a double murder. they walked in to find the 6 year-old stabbed to death on the ground with his great grandmother steps, death as well. just a feet away and police have charged at us and with murdering both victims along with making death threats, leading up to these killings. adding that video surveillance help them with this arrest and that he is known to police with a criminal history of weapons and burglary. now, as of now, addison is still behind bars and is set to appear in court at the santa clara hall of justice later today. it's then that we're hoping to get more details on what's next for him. that's the very latest here in the newsroom. i'm michael thomas. that update there. we will. we h

nathan addison's arraignment has been rescheduled for monday. >> in jose haaziq madyun kron. 4 news. >> the san francisco municipal transit authority has made some changes to an intersection where a 4 year-old girl and a stroller was killed in a crosswalk that happened last week. today. the agency reduce the 2 right turn lanes from 4th king street down to a single lane. the aim is to slow traffic to reduce any problems between turning cars and pedestrians in the crosswalk. >> police in broad more say they've seen an increase in car break-ins over the past week, although they didn't provide exact numbers, brought more is a really small area of just about 4,000 people to the middle daly city on the peninsula. the police department there is asking residents to lock their cars, keep the windows up and avoid leaving valuables in plain sight. also report any suspicious activities. some people eat it even got further employing clutch locks to deter criminals. >> really? i leave nothing visible so that that's what been hearing. don't leave anything visible. but don't know what car what nowad

nathan collins, what an intelligent player he is.to going head—to—head with england team—mates who play for catalans. it will be a tough game, but we have played them before, we have shown we can do it last year in the challenge cup, so it will be close, but i think we can do it. that world cup victory did much to raise the profile of the wheelchair game, and led to the rhino is like many other clubs setting up an additional team for new players. it is ace that the players we have got coming into night, we will have 30 people in wheelchairs tonight, some of them who played in the final last year and some who are in their second month of training. i went on a journey where i started playing this game just to get out of the house and get fit, and i went on to play in the world cup final and win trophies, and i want other people to go on that journey. now retired as a player, james simpson is enjoying his new role as head coach. i'm loving this year, just dedicating myself to one thing and the coaching, and where we are now, we've got a

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nathan standley reports. the nervous wait for results is nearly over.exams, remote burning and catch up lessons, pupils in england are being told their grades are getting back to normal. i’iiii told their grades are getting back to normal.— back to normal. i'll be terrified _ back to normal. i'll be terrified on _ back to normal. i'll be terrified on the - back to normal. i'll be i terrified on the morning back to normal. i'll be - terrified on the morning of my results. ., , , ., , results. probably feel ready six. teacher _ results. probably feel ready six. teacher graded - results. probably feel ready six. teacher graded a - results. probably feel ready l six. teacher graded a liberals lead to a boom and top marks during the epidemic, students in wales and northern ireland told the marks will still take disruption into account while english pupils have been promised some leniency as results for back in line with 2019 levels. the cancellation of the gcse in 21 wins many of this year's a level students have never sat formal exams before this year.— bef

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