payton and his chihuahua, axel. >> my last trip was over $5,000 worth of diesel. >> you're kidding. >? >> and back. >> reporter: it used to cost up to $3,500. >> if they continue skyrocketing, we might be out of business. >> reporter: mike katarski pays for the diesel for his 180 trucks at jkc trucking. >> how are americans ultimately also footing the bill for this expensive diesel? >> everything they get delivered to their home, all their food is shipped by truck. so they're feeling it because all these extra costs have to get trickled down into the consumer. >> reporter: to cope, he's cut pay five cents a mile for drivers like payton. >> some people might think five cents is just a nicking. >> i've lost $200 to $400 a week. >> that's a lot. eporte high esel price are fueled in part by the u. banning russian oil after the war in ukraine and some u.s. oil refineries closing during covid because of low demand. all putting pressure on a tight supply according to oil analyst patrick de haan of gasbuddy. >> i would say it's as close to being a shortage without really being a shortage. tha

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ten people in a tops supermarket in buffalo last may will appear in court on monday. 19-year-old payton >>> nfl wide receiver odell beckham jr. was escorted off a plane at the miami miami internl airport on sunday. police say the nfl star was slipping in and out of consciousness, then refused to leave the plane. beckham's attorney said his client had been sleeping. >>> and with the u.s. set to play a critical match against iran on tuesday, the u.s. soccer federation has deleted social media posts showing an iranian flag with a symbol removed associated with iran's leaders. it was meant to show support for iranian protesters. iran wants the u.s. suspended over it. for more dwnload the cbs cbs news app o your cell phone or connected tv. i'm courtney kealy, bs news, new rk. >>> pack your patience.ealy. >>> pack your patience. this could be one of the busiest travel days of the year. weather and crowded airports impacting driving and flying.yot >>> also, police vs. protesters. thousands take to the streets in several cities in china amid covid lockdowns, with dangerous and unprecedented cal

ah, payton for bolton? no trespassing. well, as a participant of the tour, of course i'm allowed in june stove was already a military area in the 19th century. in 1910, an imperial military training area was built for the van german empire. later under hitler, the high command of the german army had its headquarters here. from 1953 to 1994 green stove was a garrison town for the so called group of soviet armed forces. germany, up to 75000 military personnel lived here with their families. there were schools, kindergarten shops, as well as sports and cultural facilities. you have to imagine this used to be a theater. there was a lot going on here and now it's just silence. mm hm. finally, we visit the outdoor pool almost 30 years of stance. still. they have cast a strange spell over the sight. ah. also viewed, store about 2 kilometers away. i joined another tour. the roots of tripling was the central intelligence bunker of the german army high command. let's take a closer look. done midland, sensitively, please. we don't wa

payton gendron is expected to plead guilty to state charges. his hearing was supposed to take place last week but was delayed because of that historic snowstorm in upstate new york. the 19-year-old allegedly shot and killed ten people at a tops supermarket in may. officials have said he was motivated by hate, and the majority of his victims were black. >>> the wave of mass shootings this year from buffalo to uvalde and most recently the colorado lgbtq club is putting the fight over gun control back at center stage in washington. nancy cordes has more on the political battle over curbing gun violence. >>> that is what we argued the time is right for a return to the assault weapons ban, but even the biggest gun safety advocates admitted the numbers just aren't there. >> does it have 60 votes in the senate right now? probably not. >> reporter: republicans who take over the house in january argued there are enough gun laws already on the books. >> passing a bill would simply end gun violence, i think you would have overwhelming support in congress

payton genron shot dead ten people at a supermarket six months ago.is plea means he will be sentenced to life in prison. charities in the philippines say there's been a sharp increase in the sexual exploitation of children online since the pandemic. a bbc special report found that much of the abuse is filmed on webcams — paid for by customers in the us, australia and some european countries. now on bbc news, the travel show. coming up on this week's travel show: looted, traded and trafficked, italy's museum of stolen art. lucy has her hands full over the english channel. the most popular animal companion that we like to travel with, man's best friend. who doesn't love a dog? and omar climbs into the city of caves. the eternal city of rome. # la donna e mobile...# one of the most visited places in europe. every time i come here, i am blown away by the food, the history, la dolce vita, and the amazing art you can find here. there are just over a hundred known works by the artist caravaggio. this is one that tourists can come and see and you can understa

buffalo supermarket was adjourned because of the massive snowstorm that hit the area. 19-year-old paytonendron was expected to plead guilty to all new york state charges. almost all of the 13 victims in the shooting attack earlier this year were black, including three people who survived. a new date for the hearing has not been set. >>> and residents are digging out from that historic storm that dumped more than six feet of snow on western parts of new york. many businesses remain closed, but highways reopened. some travel bans were lifted. governor kathy hochul canceled plans to visit hard-hit watertown yesterday after being told that it wasn't safe to travel there. since last thursday, orchard park, home of the buffalo bills, received the most snow, 80 inches. the bills moved yesterday's game to detroit. >>> coming up, explosions near a nuclear power plant in ukraine. we're going to tell you about the damage. >>> and harsh reality. tv stars todd and julie chrisley will learn their punishment for fraud and tax evasion. risley learn their sentence for tax and fraud evasion. it's one pill

that according to victims' relatives. 19-year-old payton gendron is scheduled to appear in court monday. almost all of the 13 victims in the shooting attack were black including three people who survived. he still faces federal charges that could carry the death penalty. >>> and "the miami herald" says the family of gabby petito settled a $3 million wrongful death lawsuit against the family of fiance brian laundrie. petito disappeared on a cross-country trip with him in 2021. the body was discovered in a wyoming national park. he was found dead a month later in florida. police said he died by suicide and left a note confessing to petito's murder. her family says the money will go to the gabby petito foundation to help locate missing people and stop domestic violence. >>> still to come, disappointing news for taylor swift fans. why some say ticketmaster is being mean with its latest announcment about tickets to her concerts. uncement about tic her concerts. eathing. and this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is a different kind of asthma medication. it's not a steroid or inhaler.

payton gendron shot dead ten people at a supermarket in the city of buffalo.fe in prison without parole. the world health organisation says it's renaming the monkeypox virus — after receiving complaints that the current term is �*racist and stigmatising'. the infection will now be called m—pox. the old term will be used alongside the new one for a year, before being phased out. elon musk — the owner of twitter — says apple has stopped most of its advertising on the social media platform. he accused apple of censorship and of threatening to remove twitter from its app store. the feud comes as many companies have halted advertising on twitter amid concerns about mr musk�*s content moderation plans for the site. apple has so far not commented. the philippines has become one of the world's largest centres of child sexual exploitation online and charities say there's been a sharp increase in reported incidents since the pandemic, when many vulnerable children were exploited during lockdowns often by close family members keen to make money. much of the abuse is film

payton gendron's plea means he'll spend his life in prison without parole.opened fire at tops supermarket in may with legally purchased semi-automatic rifle, which he then illegally modified. the entire attack lasted just two minutes. some of the victims' families were in court. >> to me america showed up today. that is a part of america that black people see every day. >> racism is america's national past time. >> what is america going to do about the cancer of white supremacy? >> the sentencing date is on february 15 where survivors and victims will have the opportunity to address the gunman in court. >>> taking steps to crack down on cyber bullying. they say it has become an epidemic that targets students. today state senator josh becker of san mateo announced he will introduce legislation to hold tech companies accountable for cyberbullying. >> reporter: unfortunately schools and law enforcement agencies have little control or recourse to respond. >> fake social media accounts are easy to create, and they perpetuate harassment and sometimes violence agai

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this is about payton on the war in ukraine. that is why we owe the banker england intervention, and i was the photo vladimir post him was a or a spoke to political commentator anthony webber who pointed out the irony in the u . k. is alleged support of democracy in ukraine. we are told by the government we the public of the united kingdom that we must suffer for the sake of freedom and democracy in the queue, cried when the bush birthdate, judge even. no, that's all very, very real. ready freedom, democracy, and you crime because opposition, policies are banned. i'm sorry, we're all position media. but ironically, i'm president free media in the united kingdom at the might be because there are plenty of voices you want. the united kingdom's be neutral. who feel is sydney united kingdom specing trust to be neutral? i yet there's no voice given or completely platforming. oh for that sort of particular idea. we all know so woof. russia say, there is no reason for the media to be restricted box a is the pastor biggest problem. we'v

payton gendron shot dead ten people at a supermarket six months ago.is plea means he will be sentenced to life in prison without parole. charities in the philippines say there's been a sharp increase in the sexual exploitation of children online since the pandemic. a bbc special report found that much of the abuse is filmed on webcams — paid for by customers in the us, australia and some european countries. there are at least 40,000 asylum seekers staying in hotel accommodation in different parts of the uk, according to the home office. most migrants claim asylum on arrival in the uk and many are then housed in hotel rooms while they wait for the outcome of their applications. that process is plagued by delays. 0ur correspondentjenny kumah has been looking at the impact of the policy on the resort of torbay in devon. this resort has a long tradition of welcoming visitors, but the sending of asylum seekers to hotels here is having a mixed impact on the area. are you getting all your bits ready? this family have lived and worked in this hotel for over a

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. >> reporter: the state's indictment against payton gendron including first degree murder, attempted murder, and domestic terrorism motivated by hate, which carries a mandatory life sentence. in the courtroom, gendron replying "yes" and "guilty" as the judge named each victim and charge. the now 19-year-old was armed with an illegally modified semi-automatic rifle back in may, when he drove more than three hours from his home to target the predominantly black neighborhood. opening fire in the parking lot of the tops supermarket, then entering the store. gendron livestreaming the carnage from a camera mounted on his helmet. >> this defendant's own helmeted, mounted video camera, it establishes beyond all doubt the gruesome facts of the defendant's conduct. >> reporter: prosecutors say he deliberately planned his attack over several months, even visiting the supermarket twice. and posted a document online shortly before the massacre outlining how he planned to kill as many black people as possible. tonight, his guilty plea little solace for the families of the victims, including garnel

payton gendron shot dead 10 people at a supermarket in the city of buffalo. will be sentenced to life in prison without parole. our north america correspondent peter bowes has this update. clearly a racially motivated attack. there is no argument about that. he has pleaded guilty to the charges which included the murders of ten people, all african—american. there was references to a sometimes described as a manifesto document was found on his computer in which he described himself as a white supremacist, the prosecutor referred to the fact that during the shooting which happened in a supermarket in buffalo in new york state, that he had said sorry, that he had apologised to a white man that he had injured and chosen not to kill and the prosecutor said that was further evidence that this was a racially motivated attack. the prosecutors have also been talking about the fact that he researched this and he planned it for many months — searches were found on his computer where he had been trying to pinpoint an area that was predominantly african—american where the

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payton gendron pleaded guilty to one count of domestic terrorism as a hate crime and 10 counts of first-degree murder. the killings happened back in predominantly black neighborhood. prosecutors allege gendron targeted the victims based on race traveling several hours to the tops friendly market where he opened fire 11 of the 13 people who were shot were black. 2 of them were white. gendron faces life in prison without the chance of parole. he'll be sentenced on february. 15th. what should have been a weekend spent celebrating thanksgiving for many was instead a weekend spent morning mass shootings and lives lost. washington correspondent alexandra limon has reaction from president biden to the recent string of mass shootings. and the president wants congress to put other gun safety measures into place. but that's unlikely to happen, especially once republicans retake the house in january. president joe biden says he wants congress to stop the sale of semiautomatic weapons in the u.s.. the idea we still allow. >> semiautomatic weapons is sick. >> the president also called on states to do a bet

bobby payton learned about the issue the hard way. >> i am paying for a surgery i had in january. >>the single-parent worries about medical debt showing up on her credit report. >> don't be late. there is a phone call. i had that last month. i have an automatic debit on it. i was six dollars short on making that payment for my hsa. it denied. i got a phone call the next day. >> there is good news for bobby and others in her situation. the three major credit reporting agencies are making big changes. medical debt will not be reported for a year. those medical debts under $500 will not be reported at all. pay bills will not hang around too hot your credit score. melinda is with credit.org. >> effective july 1 this year, new changes went into effect that paid collections will no longer be included on consumer credit reports. >> great news, but there is a catch. >> this is voluntary. credit bureaus have agreed to do this on your own. -- on their own. if you have a situation where they say they are going to remove it, you need to check to make sure they do it. >> if you need help, there i

benjamin f payton the president of tuskegee university. to deliver his memorial address dr. payton was given a prominent seat on the stage and reserved seats on several roles for university board members alumni and other guests. president peyton's unedited remarks were insightful and paid homers to lincoln's accommend and acceptable leadership. so some changes did come. but what happened to those changes? today i stand on the shoulders of both presidents moten and peyton. like lincoln they provided exemplary leadership at a time when the country was still mired and divisive discussions around the rights and freedoms of american people. particularly people of color so in the spirit of both president lincoln and my tuskegee university predecessors. i too offer my remarks. i hope these ideas will further implore all of us to reflect on the past and plan for the transformational future with malice toward none. president lincoln was an unflappable leader. in an unpopular war who drafted unheard of legislation? assumed unconstitutional and unprecedented executive powers as our nat

porter, you had gary payton the second. those were veterans. damion lee want escano.erson guys knew how to play in nba, knew how to win. and these other guys are trying to figure out how to win hot, how to figure out. >> how to play in the nba. and i'm not sure the warriors have the time, but you know what? speaker will figure it out. he's earned our trust. >> all right. now i told you we weren't done breaking down that niners win. finally, the red and gold get over 500 and only took 10 weeks. let's head back out to levi stadium where kate rooney is joined by niners insider brad graham. >> all right. a little postgame street. i'm joined by impressions of this game against the los angeles chargers? >> well, as a win. so that's a good start. but it wasn't the prettiest when there's a little clunky o'clock in the 1st half and they're able to get it together in the 2nd half. so it was a slow start, but they're able to get it done in the end. so that was a >> i think this is the first time that we've seen all these offensive weapons on the field healthy. at the same time,

bobby payton, on the other hand, learned about it the hard way. >> i'm still paying for a surgery i had. >> the single-parent worries about medical debt showing up on her credit report and with good reason. >> don't be late, you know? you are a day late and there's a phone call. i had that happen last month. i have an automatic debit amount on the nhs a cart -- nhsa card. i was a dollar short, and of course, it denied, and i got a phone call the next day. >> but there's good news for her and others stuck in her situation. the three major credit reporting agencies are making big changes. right now, medical debt will not be reported for a year. soon, medical deaths under $500 -- medical debts under $500 will not be reported at all. >> effective july 1 of this year, the new changes went into effect that collections that are paid will no longer even be included on consumers' credit reports. >> great news, but there is a catch. >> remember, this is voluntary. credit bureaus have agreed to do this on their own, so if you had a situation where medical debt was reported on your file and they sa

it was simonid & schuster who is specifically my editor on the book, priscilla payton is one of my dearest friends was my editor at "time" magazine. and so she came to me in late summer early fall of 2016 for just a few months after mrs. reagan died on said we would love to have a big biography of her. there is just something about this idea. i member the day of her funeral i was driving around doing errands. i'm listening to it on the c-span radio while i was driving and thinking there are so many layers this very complex woman. there is just something about the project that really struck me as interesting. especially since -- i came to washington in the 1980s. might knowledge was o pretty muh everybodybo else's. that's an inquisitive socialite or the scheming power behind the throne. in december there attributes of her and watching the last decade of the presidents life life in her life beyond that. newbie begin to get the sense of the real depth of this relationship. eventually a book about a woman and a marriage is going to be a love story. it gets deeper and deeper into the research i

to fatally shooting 10 black shoppers and wkers at a supermarket in buffalo, new york. 19-year old payton gendron posted racist rants before the attack last may. after today's hearing, a son of one victim said the real problem is white supremacy. >> this is not chance. this was all planned. this was intentional. heard a lot about justice today. there is no justice unless we deal with that. there is no justice unless we deal with what facilitated this murder, these murders. judy: -- stephanie: gendron's plea on state charges means mandatory life in prison without parole. he could still face the death penalty on federal hate crimes charges. iran today rejected a u.n. investigation its crackdown on protests. that came as activists reported 450 protesters have died in 2 months of unrest with more than 18,000 arrested. they include the niece of ayatollah khamenei, iran's supreme leader. in a veo made before her arrest, she urged the world to cut ties with tehran. >> free people, be with us and support us so that your governments stop supporting this murderous and child-killing regime. this reg

payton, who is 19, posted racist rants before the attack last may., a son of one victim said the real problem is white supremacy. >> this was all planned. it was intentional. i heard a lot about justice today. there is no justice if we don't deal with that. there is no justice if we don't deal with what facilitated these murders. judy: the plea on state charges means mandatory life prison without parole. he could still face the death penalty. in ukraine officials are warning of another hard week with more russian missile strikes against power and water systems. kyiv's mayor says some of the city's 3 million people may need to be evacuated. baltic and nordic nations are pledging warm clothing, generators and food to help ukrainian scope. iran rejected a u.n. investigation of its crackdown on protests which came as activists reported 450 protesters have died with more than 18,000 arrested. they include the knees of ayatollah home in, iran's supreme leader. in a video for her arrest she urged the world to cut ties with tehran. >> sweet people, be with u

payton wallace is at the campaign headquarters in sacramento. so it out listen. what's going on?od evening. and pam and ken, you know what's going on? is it bryan dolly tonight? just telling me a few moments ago that, yes, it's a very disappointing night for him, but that he will continue looking at these results for the next few days before he actually decides to call. gavin newsom. meantime, we did hear from newsome earlier this evening, just a few blocks from where i'm standing now at another hotel in downtown sacramento. the governor speaking at a prop one rally. and the reason is because it really goes hand in hand, which is with what his campaign has been about this whole time, which really has not been about his own reelection, but about other parts of the state of the ballot that he's been trying to prioritize, including proposition want to enshrine abortion rights into the state constitution. so at that rally, will the governor said a few things, but he i'm quoting here said the question is how do we define the future where we are all included. so the governor there sayi

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the district attorney detailed some of the evidence of payton gendron's attack including googling whiche had the highest concentration of african americans. today's plea guarantees that gendron will spend the rest of his life in prison without the possibility of parole. >>> students at the university of idaho are returning from thanksgiving break, and there is still no arrest for the murders of four students, no even suspect that we're aware of. we're live on the ground with details on where security has been stepped up. >>> police remove football star odell beckham jr. from a flight saying he refused to put on a seatbelt. his reps say it was completely unnecessary. we have details ahead. the first time you made a sale online was also the first time you heard of a town named... dinosaur? we just got an order from a dinosaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. godaddy. tools and support for every small business first. changing microscopic batteries. now, this is eargo, and they rechargeable. can it get any easier? when w

payton gendron, who's 19, went on a rampage at a supermarket in a predominantly black part of the cityf buffalo. a research mission to the great barrier reef has concluded that it should be placed on a list of endangered world heritage sites. the report says the australian reef is under threat from warmer waters, caused by climate change. of the football world cup in qatar, with a 2—0 win over uruguay. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me arejournalist and broadcaster henry bonsu, and the associate political editor of the times, henry zeffman — tomorrow's front pages starting with... a crackdown on protests in china on the front of the financial times, after demands for an end to strict covid lockdowns spread across the country. it's as the guardian reports rishi sunak has signalled the end of a �*golden era' of relations between britain and china, in his first majorforeign policy speech as prime minister onshore wind farms also causing problems for mr sunak, according to the �*i', which reports on a potential revolt by some c

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payton gendron pleaded guilty to one count of domestic terrorism as a hate crime and 10 counts of first-degree murder. the killings happened back in may in a predominantly black neighborhood. prosecutors allege gendron targeted the victims based on race traveling several hours to the tops friendly market where he opened fire 11 of the 13 people shot were black and 2 were white again drawn faces life in prison without the chance of parole. he will be sentenced on february. 15th. meanwhile, the north bay, one person is dead after allegedly firing a gun at officers and solano county. it happened around 03:00am yesterday morning. the solano county sheriff's office reports they were called to a robbery on central way and pittman road. this is near by several fast food restaurants and the skandia family fun center. they say the suspect shot at officers before sheriff's deputies returned fire, killing the suspect on scene employees at businesses nearby say this shooting has rattled their sense of safety. >> day like never had that to happen to you until, you you never know what happened. hopefully it

payton gendron pleaded guilty to state charges of one count of domestic terrorism as a hate crime and 10 counts of first-degree murder. the 19 year-old faces a mandatory sentence of life in prison without the chance of parole. the killings happened in may in a predominantly black neighborhood. prosecutors say he targeted the victims based on race and traveled several hours to the tops friendly market and then opened fire 11 of the 13 people shot were black to white sentencing is set for february. 15th. in the city of chesapeake, virginia. they have now scheduled a candlelight vigil for tonight to honor the victims of a mass shooting at a walmart store. this take place nearly a week after that rampage that claimed 6 lives. 6 other people were wounded. police say the shooter was an overnight manager who left behind a note where he claimed he was harassed and pushed to the brink because he believed that his phone was hacked. he died at the scene. from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. because of the recent mass shootings. one. including the one at the virginia walmart. president

payton, for five minutes. >> i want to thank everybody for their testimony today. please bear with me a minute, -- >> gentlemen, we hear you. >> oh, okay. thank you. just a few weeks ago, a man broke into the san francisco home of speaker pelosi in what appeared to be an assassination attempt. although speaker pelosi was not home, the intruder violently attacked the speaker's 82 year old husbands, putting him in the hospital. this attack occurred at a tense time for our nation. extreme rhetoric suggesting violence against -- the rector wray, your own agency has been subjected to such attacks after executing a search and lawful warrant on the former president, as we saw with the incident outside the fbi office in ohio. to the panel, how do you assess current threats against elected and government officials, and how does your agency proactively protect against this violence? >> i'll start off and see whether secretary mayorkas may want to chime in. the phenomenon you are describing, congressman, i think has two pieces of. it's the first is related towards violence to

people dead at a buffalo supermarket earlier this year has pled guilty to all charges. 19-year-old payton facing life in prison when he is sentenced in february. in court, families of the murdered victims emotional as new details of the attack emerged. >> and i see my mother and, you know, i see my mother all the time and to just imagine what she faced in that moment. >> reporter: the buffalo district attorney laying out the state's evidence in the case. >> the defendant, with the intent to murder as many african americans as he could, killed ten innocent black people and attempted to kill three others. although the attack lasted just over two minutes, the defendant's planning of a racially-motivated attack occurred over a span of several months. >> reporter: the shooter also faces more than two dozen federal charges which can result in the death penalty. families of the victims say they plan to speak to the shooter directly at his sentencing hearing february 15th. george? >> stephanie ramos, thanks. >>> now to the world's largest active volcano erupting. the lava from the mauna loa volca

payton, for five minutes. >> i want to thank everybody for their testimony today. please bear with me a minute, -- >> gentlemen, we hear you. >> oh, okay. thank you. just a few weeks ago, a man broke into the san francisco home of speaker pelosi in what appeared to be an assassination attempt. although speaker pelosi was not home, the intruder violently attacked the speaker's 82 year old husbands, putting him in the hospital. this attack occurred at a tense time for our nation. extreme rhetoric suggesting violence against -- the rector wray, your own agency has been subjected to such attacks after executing a search and lawful warrant on the former president, as we saw with the incident outside the fbi office in ohio. to the panel, how do you assess current threats against elected and government officials, and how does your agency proactively protect against this violence? >> i'll start off and see whether secretary mayorkas may want to chime in. the phenomenon you are describing, congressman, i think has two pieces of. it's the first is related towards violence to

payton gendron shot dead ten people at a supermarket in the city of buffalo.tpones a us company's obligations to its creditors, giving it time to reorganise its debts or sell parts of the business. our north america business correspondent michelle fleury explained how the business reached this stage. blockfi made its name offering loans backed by cryptocurrencies to ordinary investors. over the summer, it ran into financial trouble and was rescued at the time by ftx. but the implosion of crypto exchange ftx and its sister trading company earlier this month set off a chain reaction, and now blockfi's ties to the troubled exchange have turned it into the crypto world's latest casualty. a few weeks ago, blockfi halted customer withdrawals, citing significant exposure to ftx. and in its bankruptcy filing, the lender also revealed that ftx was its second largest creditor, presumably as a result of that bailout deal. it owes ftx $275 million. now, in the days since crypto's big whale, ftx, went under, wall street and regulators have been on the lookout for the next