uh, that cannot really function at all the division of the so at new national bank it is necessary while they go for it. i don't know. i don't see it happening immediately, but it's a necessity if there is a future for the new state. yeah, i just wanna talk about the live in these ami briefly around the, i mean it on the funded isn't really in a position to, to enforce the 10s of, of disagreement and keep both keep both sides honest. i mean, the living needs defense, middle, seriously, the 10000 trips are going to be deployed to the south. i mean, does the army even really have the capability in the finances to do this and what outside help will it actually need? uh yes. at the moment, i don't think they have the capabilities to assume all but its possibilities that disagreements, places on the shoulders. i think the army has to put it according to the political consensus. that's going to be the, you know, the, the 1st important prerequisite for the army to do what it's asked to do. and i think that is now a political consensus, including my, my sons by law, and among all the parties tha

nations, tim selling bugs. thank you. and now the news now and is riley strike on and i, so rebuilding and central bank versus killed at least 20 people then into thousands of authors. it was the 4th attack on the middle of the lebanese capital. this week, lebanese officials added that at least 13 people were killed in all that use riley strikes on the east and south. the country is ralph says it will continue to act decisively against his blond militants. the attacks came as renewed negotiations. so initial signs of progressing, ending over a year of conflict to help we use by root bureau chief mohammed trying. so i told us more about a possible cx 5 between east route and has the law. it looks like there has been some sort of exaggeration in spreading positivity about an upcoming ceasefire. soon now, we've heard from a source of politically sources close to the peak of the house, very at the hub, positive feedback from a us. and boy almost helps the and as he concluded his visit to the lobby about the ceasefire as old. but this is not what we've been hearing from. that is what he official statement like, you know, talking

by performing this function for new york banks which constitute a relatively large share of the u.s. financial system, clearing and settling a payments improved nationally. in this sense the new york clearinghouse was the closest thing the united states had at that time to a central bank. while this was an improvement not all important financial intermediaries were members of the new york clearinghouse. or other such private arrangements. that is, there were gaps in the payments. and financial panic sometimes driven by these gaps and problems and check clearing were a regular feature of the 19th and early 20th century. the panic of 1907 was a classic example of that. a deposit and investors lost confidence in certain new york banks that had been confined into large complex and opaque -- combined data trust companies that were not members of the new york clearinghouse. this resulted in runs on those trusts which lead to broader liquidity problems. although the new york clearinghouse had the ability to provide liquidity to those trusts, the provision of that liquidity was delayed. it appears at the time the new york clearinghouse was reasonably observatio

banking system. so that when chris valid tries to re um to get the new nations from the syrian boulder or wherever it will, it has a hard time uh doing so. and of course is valid to test drive to launch as many rockets as possible before the ceasefire. com seemed to effect this is the usual middle eastern practice. all right, how it's defense and the government call them this to me or, or in a mirror. thank you. award strategy gets next in edge silicon valley startup has unveiled a new a model created for the us military to assist commanders in planning operations. the defense department has made a battlefield, a i a priority, and investors including tech trans amazon and meta are jumping in with eyes on future military contracts. here's an example of decision making. the bod currently offers f. 358, could use to destroy a reinforced concrete building while minimizing collateral damage. gpu, 31 v, one, a 900 kilogram guided bomb, designed to penetrate sick concrete and steel. it's an excellent choice for destroying reinforced concrete buildings. and here's the mark. 84 guided bomb the scale a i sugge

which is a steak, but we have also the rest of the west bank and is there was a them. gabriel elizondo reports from united nations headquarters in new york, as he spoke to the general assembly in a committee there and then spoke to journalists as you just saw, the state and future of unrra is very much in doubt. we've known that to and we plaza, really told journalists, he said that the unreal has been under attack for more than a year. now, by a political mis information campaign. by israel, it's important to step back just for a 2nd and remind viewers because this is what was there any reminded us as well. 243 unrest staff had been killed since october last year in gaza because of is really bombardment in guys, a 243 unrest staff killed. that doesn't even mention their extended family members that have been killed as well. and also a 2 thirds of all unreal facilities, whether it be schools or medical clinics or offices in guys had been damaged or destroyed to 3rd. so it's clearly been and it's terribly terrible year for on israel's attacks are not limited to gaza. it is day $44.00 since these really military launch the ground, def

new po president, letting me approaching certain support as of ukraine, was possible missile attacks. ever since the start of the war and ukraine, german authorities have been working on a national bank. a plan is tennis. copeland vices like a roughly outline the points are included in the most systematic possible recording of buildings and private properties that can be used as public safe haven in the us . of these could be underground car parks and subway stations and basements. we've covered design the new cloth volume of all of this data will be transferred to an app that enables citizens to determine their nearest place of refuge and digital approach to everyone agrees with this call lucas, i need ways of continuing to communicate with people and look for him, because we know how quickly the internet can fail if the power goes out. for example. since the end of the cold war, a general sense of security has growing in germany, happened to 2007. there were still 2000 public shelters. the german government at the time even decided to dismantle, instead of some of them, bunker's, became museums, and she could taps an increasing number of private individuals. and now thinking about

new york each year to screen the entries. she also notes bank up late to watch over president hoover speak at the 1952 national republicans convention and not getting enough sleep after watching the 1954 election returns come in. meet the press was one of the few programs she tried to see regularly calling she said i watch when the president of the united states appears or any other public official speaks on a subject on which i think citizens should be informed. i have no favorite programs since i have no time to watch or listen just for pressure. she did reveal a fondness for news programs but did not like shows dealing with murder or violence she felt that tv must form the responsibility of forming taste. she wrote in a contribution to the television to the senior citizen advocated to keep older people connected to the world and developing new interests. eleanor records audio commentary in the summer of 1962 for the 26-part min series "fdr" that aired in 1965. it includes interviews with many who worked in the roosevelt administration. by the 1965 series is available to watch here in the library on dvd. the 1939 film "babes in ar

nations in new york. it is ready for us, is a shots, a polished indian man dead in his home and the occupied west bank. the coming took place, and the raid on the town of kaba, these ready minute trees holding onto his body. it's a tax, it's often used by it. these writing that a tree is really a tax on the occupied with buying have also subs since the stults of the war on garza, at least $762.00 palestinians have been killed best since october last year. well, it's 11 on now and there's been more is right. even bossman entire in the south. several strikes talking to the suburb of us hush. the latest the times. com is evelyn's health ministry said at least 7 people were killed and 46 injured in the southern city on friday, emergency services and they were trying to find people trucks on the destroyed homes of softer another nights of his ready bombing. the attacks came shortly. health to these, right, the ministry issued orders for the people living in the southern. some of of the president say that's at least 14 strikes, vaulted residential buildings that was also jabari has more from the capital. the

nation. >> you answered my question. these banks one would think are m&a targets in this new administration.entirety of the run, but a lot is predicated on that. >> when congress changed the laws in the mid '80s, it's been consolidation. many years ago the thought was the biggest banks were too big. they have gotten bigger. so the four big banks have 40% of the deposits. the right thing to do is for these banks to have competition, and rather than allowing no m&a, which means we will be frozen in time in these four big banks will get even bigger, you have companies like pnc, u.s. bank corp. and others who would like to be kpet at this time or more of a competitor to the big four and consolidate, which i think has a lot of logic to it if done right. >> and you talk about the yield curves. now the bank's friends. how about the current environment. we talked about the rally. how about if rates keep backing up the way they are, you have a lot of banks that have rallied that are rate -- you know, they are liability sensitive names and the world was pricing in rate cuts and these things have ralli

nation asks for action now. roosevelt announced on taking office march 4th, 1933. the new confronted a banking system on the verge of collapse as bank invested in the stock market lost their value and panicked a deposit ers withdrew their savings bank after bank closed. that's by march 1933. banking had been suspended and went in a majority of the states that is could no longer gain access to the money that was in their bank accounts. roosevelt declared a bank, which temporarily halted bank operations and called congress into a special session. on march nine. it rushed to pass the emergency banking act, which provided funds to shore up threatened institutions. and on march 12, the night certain select banks were set to reopen fdr addressed the nation through the radio and his first fireside chat. he assured the american people that the reopening banks were going to be sound and hopes that they would deposit people, deposit their money back into them instead of withdrawing it again. a lot of the banks that were closing one after the other, after the others, because people were rushing to take o

new co president letting me approaching certain supporters of ukraine was possible missile attacks. ever since the start of the war and ukraine, german authorities have been working on a national bank. a plan is tennis, copeland, vices that can roughly outlined the points are included in the most systematic possible recording of buildings and private properties that can be used as public safe haven in the us. of these could be underground car parks and subway stations and basements. it's about so you've got items are in one of the collect volume of all of this data will be transferred to an app that enables citizens to determine their nearest place of refuge. a digital approach that everyone agrees with its powerful move cuz i need ways of continuing to communicate with people and look for him because we know how quickly the internet can fail if the power goes out. for example, since the end of the cold war, a general sense of security has growing in germany, happened to 2007. there were still 2000 public shelters. the german government at the time even decided to dismantle, instead of some of them. bunker as became museums and she could taps an increasing number of private individ

new officialfigures show higher energy bills pushed up the uk rate of inflation last month. the office for national statistics said inflation rose to 2.3%, from 1.7% in september. the banks target is 2%. let's speak to our business reporter peter ruddick. talk us through these numbers. as you say, above the bank of england's to % target, which is the most important takeaway, but if we dig into the details of this, we are talking about an increase in the inflation rate, an increase in the speed at which prices are rising. it's almost entirely down, as you say, to energy bills because these are backward —looking figures. we are talking about october, when people might remember the price cap went up, which means household gas and electric bills in the uk, a lot of them went up. but there are two big worries from these figures. 0ne, if you dig into the details, if you look at core inflation, that's when you strip out some of the volatile things in inflation figures like energy. core inflation did still tick up, and there is a fear that bits of inflation are proving a bit stubborn and sticky, even now. potentially, that could be to do with wage increases. the second concern

bank . and that it raining, its aggression against lebanon in syria. that's by and grab that is on the he's at the united nations headquarters in new york. so. okay. first, well just took us through this latest draft united nations security council resolution and why it was vetoed by the us. yeah, this was a resolution that was spearheaded by the 10, the elected 10 members of the council. these are not the 5 permanent members. and this has been in negotiations for about 5 weeks now. the 10 collectively came together. they wanted to work on this resolution and present it as a group which they did. it was in negotiating phase for, for, for nearly 2 weeks. if not more. and it was really a called for an immediate cease fire and for the release of the captives. now there's 2 things here, the original version that the 10 circulated called also for chapter 7. language that would have been significant because that would have put real teeth to this resolution because it would have laid the legal ground work or framework if you would, if you will, for, for, for the council to take more stronger action if these real did not abide by, for example, sanctions,

news is a security risk. but they say look from simply should not be hosting the national team of israel, a country that is waging war on galls or the west bank that is attacking, let them know. and they say that that is the wrong message. the frogs is sending. they also upset the fridge presence, emanuel macro, along with full of presidents nicholas soft cozy for also a loan rule. attending this match. they say so shows. so these are see off to what happened to them. so them last week that they say there's a place for things like anti semitism in faults, and that's why the signing up to the stage and fox, the critics are saying they simply shouldn't be the message that they seem to be showing. they say is a false as opposed to me, so i may say that simply inappropriate for country that is violating human know an inspection whites. okay, thank you so much. natasha. thanks for that reporting from pears. the more evidence is emerging in some jonathan mass killing of civilians into 0 states. the paramilitary rapids support forces accused of killing more than 1200 civilians. the latest rounds of islands began after an hour a self command are defe

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new guns as killed at least 15 people, more than a 100 people are still missing. the government issued a national disaster load up the days of heavy rains. course movers to bus the banks, leaving many homes on the water. and the land slide triggered by heavy rain and into the sea was killed at least 7 people that happened in mid town on the, on the just the mattress. early this week, a string of land slides cool more than 20 people. but there's no island to choosing a new government on fridays, the country enjoys a huge budget surface is economy relies, a lot of being home to many us tech and pharmaceutical giants, bringing in high wages for somebody working class irish, the basics and life. a still missing don't a whole has this, and the one thing you see plenty of in the irish capital is construction before an investment boom has pushed property prices up and there's a chronic shortage of housing. hi, a survey the survey. i'm just kind of thing for the electron lucy election to to intersect. no one in our block. it will surface re apartments, so we're all evicted by our landlords. but no one became homeless because we kicked over falls in full flock. madeline knew h

nations around the world. >> and president biden is expected to support billions of dollars in new funding for the world bank to help some of those efforts get a new financial push but certainly the backdrop to all of this is the the step change that the u.s. has pursued in ukraine to try to bring about a closer end to that conflict. u.s. officials defending any change in strategy by suggesting that it was russia who lit the fire of this conflict by invading ukraine and then upping the ante by enlisting some thousands of north korean troops to help them potentially fight in ukraine, and that the green lighting of allowing ukraine to use u.s. made long range missiles that could strike up to 190 miles into russian territory as simply was a response to russia's own expanding of that conflict. now, after the u.s. makes this decision, there is an expectation that the u.k. and france could allow ukraine to use long manufactured to the same represent a significant policy change on behalf of western allies. as this protracted war continues and faces the potential of a change in approach from the u.s. once donald tru

bank, or i'm curious outside of the media discourse, right. how ordinary new zealanders talking about is because this has been something that's been very central to new zealand politics. that described as a national disgrace by the prime minister. but at the same time, there's also been this, this really robust commission of inquiry, which is believed to be the biggest of its kind. how were people sort of grappling with the long arc of this? i think it's fair to say that that there is a pervasive attitude, all of silence around the abuse that leads to where we ought to die. and that song, as to some degree, is still persisting and comedy is human society. and this, this royal commission wallet was held in the public. why was not the full for the most new zealand as months? and i think it's fair to say, even today, that is true. so the national apology is about giving it some prominence so that you're still under can recognize the dock history that they have here and, and to come to groups don't come to terms with it because on the wrong ones, they're going to have to work through the things that this country has done to as far as vulnerable, you know, timothy brown, journalist for radio needs to

charles clifford kron, 4 news, foreign nationals from south america are indicted by a grand jury for ushering a sophisticated bankobberies up and down the west coast, including in roseville, modesto, and elk grove, more than bigs and credit unions were targeted. that's between may and october 2024. with more than 4 million dollars in cash stolen out in the open under skies. the u.s. attorney general says they've been charged with bank robbery and conspiracy to commit bank robbery. reporter juliet smith has more details on the string of robberies. now, this may affect the upcoming election. these court documents show a certain level of expertise and sophistication in their robberies. now they were unassuming construction gear and medical face masks when they entered buildings like the one behind me, people didn't look twice when they were carrying some of that heavy gear. a group of 11 foreign nationals targeting atm's up and down the west coast along i-5, according to court documentation, several members of those indicted are allegedly associates of s a t g. >>south american theft group, there was a certain amoun

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bank and is there was a them oh shes here is gabriel. as on the reports from united nations headquarters in new york, he spoke to the general assembly in a committee there and then spoke to journalists as you just saw, the state and future of unrra is very much in doubt. we've known that to and for the plaza, really told journalists, he said that the unreal has been under attack for more than a year. now, by a political mis information campaign. by israel, it's important to step back just for a 2nd and remind viewers because this is what was there any reminded us as well. 243 unrest staff had been killed since october last year in gaza because of is really bombardment in guys, a 243 unrest staff killed. that doesn't even mention their extended family members that have been killed as well. and also a 2 thirds of all unreal facilities, whether it be schools or medical clinics or offices in guys that have been damaged or destroyed to 3rd. so it's clearly been and it's terribly terrible year for unreal. israel's attacks are not limited to gaza, it is day $44.00 since the is really military launch the ground, defensive and 11 on attacks. have

occupied palestinian territory in the west bank and from inside as well as royal, has launched, more strikes in southern areas of lebanon. but i've been a national news agency says it's rainy attacks destroyed for the 7 towns and more than 40000 houses in the south. since september, the us has declined to condemn the strikes. let's bring in dosage a body in by roots. so how closely are people in lebanon watching the 2 main candidates, and what they might mean for the conflict in that country tonight, the most heavy, many people here feel that either candidates is not going to make much of a difference. what they are looking forward to is a conclusion to the election because we have heard from liberty's officials including the speaker, a probably going to be a very total local media over the past 2 days. that's the tops of a ceasefire. have basically been put on hold because of the us selection. so and so there is a conclusion to this election that there is going to be no movements on that front . and what many people are waiting for is official results in the united states. so whoever is the next leader of the us, they can look forward to, at least o

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new weapons, including anti-personnel land mines, and forgave $5 billion, nearly, of ukrainian debt, and it hit one of the last major unsanctioned russian banks. this morning president-elect donald trump's pick for nationalg closely with his counterpart in the biden administration during the transition. >> i also want to be clear on one thing, jillian, jake sullivan and i have had discussions, we've met. for our adversaries out there that think this is a time of opportunity, that they can play one administration off the other, they're wrong. and we are -- we are hand in glove. we are one team with the united states in this transition. >> joining me now, democratic congressman from illinois, mike quigley. he's our good friend and co-chair of the congressional ukraine caucus. he also hits on the house appropriations committee. it's good to see you here. so, donald trump, he has certainly criticized u.s. support for ukraine and biden's move to allow kyiv to us u.s. weapons on russia. are you as optimistic as your colleague about the administration working as a team during this transition? >> i'm very concerned with what the trump administration will or won't do there. i was there just days before the electi

new gund as killed at least 15 people, more than a 100 people are still missing. the government has issued a national disaster less often. the days of heavy rains caused rivers to boast. the bank, something many homes on the water and a land slide triggered by heavy rain in indonesia as killed at least 7 people. it happened in mid done on the island of symmetry early this week a string of lamps live killed more than 20 people. seasonal rain often causes flooding of land slides. the asian country delegates from a 175 countries. a meeting in south korea for you in fact, talks ain't of securing agreements on limits in plastic ways. one of the biggest plastic pollutants, indonesia is running up space to dispose of it. jessica washington reports some think polk i'm here as a to file land, so in depth of on the outskirts of chicago. and as you can see from the mountains of rubbish behind me, this particular landfill site has been over capacity for several years. in fact, during the rainy season, it's actually common for that to be what some of the residents here, coal, trash land slides, rubbish. going from the top of mountain, all the way to the boston. and yet more rubbish is stil

new york. we lead the nation in outmigration for a reason. we have the highest tax burden. you see wall street and big banks leaving new york.t lake city, they're going to dallas. it is a big problem in new york. and, frankly, kathy hochul is one of the most incompetent governors in the country. and, yes, they ran a better, more coordinated campaign than they did two years ago, certainly. but they spent $250 million and in the process, lost the majority because they didn't pay attention to the other districts. >> and for those that were wondering when the campaign for new york's governorship would begin, the official time 7:48:32. exactly. >> congressman, you walked into that one. do you have your eye on that job down the road? >> we're going to look at it for sure. i think it is clear that -- >> i'm going to look at eating again sometime, but go ahead. >> it is clear -- it is clear that one party rule in new york hasn't worked. and there needs to be more balance and common sense. i've won three times now in 2-1 democratic districts. this district that i just won re-election to, joe biden won by ten points just four years ag

bank. there's been a great deal of reaction from within israel from the national government, but also from the opposition and the will, the opposition were actually the 1st to respond to the news with a flurry of post on x, formerly known as twitter or saying that these are shameful things that the i c, c has done saying that his role is fighting a just a n moral war. but the tone from nothing yahoo is coalition from the national security minister, the housing minister, administered in the prime minister's office as well as the transportation minister . have all taken a different note saying that the i c. c is an anti semitic body, but the shouldn't come as a surprise. this is rhetoric we hear from is really a fee shows all the time about international institutions, especially when there is some sort of consensus against israel, saying that his role is not acting according to international law. on each of our bank. we're the country's national security minister, a known ultra national as someone who has a lot of power in the us and yahoo government went so far as to say that the answer to these arrest warrants should be applying is really sovereignty over the entirety of the o

bank accounts. how about we have leaders in washington actually looking out to the american people. >> president-elect donald trump's big codirector of national intelligence speaking on fox newser, and a candidate for virginia governor. it is great to have you back on the show. looking at trump's actions in his first presidency, and his words during this past campaign , it seems this pick lines up. i am wondering what your concerns are about it, and also, how this may not be in the president-elect's best interest. >> i think, importantly, the choice of tulsi gabbard as d&i is not in the best interest of our people, not in the best interest of our national, and of the national stage. the role of d&i is complex. the d&i is responsible for what information goes to the president and the residential daily brief. the ari has access to every single secret that we have as a nation, the d&i knows of the sources, the methods, the ways that we are able to obtain information. so, nominating someone who has a clear track record of pushing conspiracy theories, and aligning herself, and excusing the behavior of authoritarians and dictators like bashar assad, who she met with after he used c