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rbs saying how disappointed he was with the charge levied against rbs. they are fully protected and fully provisioned. ubs up three quarters of one cent bumping the equity market trend. the whole rate litter can only charge them. the cftc and the fda. the americans and the swiss along with the u.k., two quarters of a billion dollars. that is a considerably -- the lower the market had estimated so far. ubs havingon and the to say measures. hsbc, of course, also being involved in this. the ineffective control. that is what they said. the most within the fca numbers, that is beginning to hit on these particular equity prices. the u.k. has been tough in its investigation. rbs saying they are disappointed. bucking the trend of up over 4%. keep an eye on the minors. this is a big, big industry discussion. where are we with hard landing in china? where is the price of iron. thehis city where they said price of iron will come under pressure again. if you're looking at a level of $101. realdyne over one half of a percent which is when the biggest drops in a most

ross mcewan, rbs ceo, just speaking at a conference. rbs was fined 270 million pounds. an understatement to say he is angry. he's talking to reporters. he says he has zero-tolerance for such failures. the fda said banks failed to take adequate action on root causes. it doesn't tolerate conduct which imperils market integrity. the boe has got rid of its chief dealer. mark mallett dismissed for his failure on policies. had lunchld us he with some of the head dealers during the crisis and they openly discussed what they were doing at the close. whathole fx probe is about happens at the close of business in london and new york and whether you try to move the market. that is what affect investigation is about. >> let's move on. the u.s. and china sign a deal on climate change. the international energy agency says china is on course to overtake the u.s. as the biggest consumer of oil. that's in its latest outlook a says thee ie world energy system is under stress. conflict between russia and the has reignited concerns. electricity is still an accessible to many people. in the

the banks include ubs, jpmorgan, rbs and hsbc. the uk lovied a fine while stateside they've had ordered to pay penalties. ubs fractionally in the green today while the other banks are in the red, whether they're trading in frankfurt or london. barclay's is not included in the fines. it's working with the fca and fcc for a more regulated fine. it has reacted most negatively in the ftse 100 so far today. down the best part of 2% because of the uncertainty. >>> speaking at a press conference in the last half hour, the ceo said it may must change in order to regain trust. >>> meanwhile, the bank of england has fired its fx dealer for serious misconduct un-l related to this problem. he acknowledged traders at the bank were using a practice known as matching. while not illegal, the bank said the activity could lead to improper behavior. taking a look at european pkts right now, trading in negative territory. we got the jobless rate out of the uk as well as seeing a tick up in wage growth. right now, markets reacting negatively to that,

rbs says it has already supplant six employees and placed another 50 under investigation. its chairman said the bank fully accepted the criticisms and condemned the actions of those employees responsible for the misconduct. all five of the banks were granted a 30% discount for agreeing to settle early. barclays, however, remains in discussion with regulators. criminal investigations are still underway in the u.s. and the u.k.. >> the bank of england says its internal investigations have found no wrongdoing, but in a separate announcement, the bank said its chief foreign-exchange dealing was dismissed on tuesday for misconduct. >> we have been given more read -- more details on revisions to next year's budget. >> $1.4 billion in savings next to her, this in an effort to secure its eu budget. smaller payments on debt and below expected conjugation to the eu budget. but tax on homes were raised by 20% in turn parts of the country , and there will also be taxes on banks and insurance companies to close the loopholes. public spending overruns issued by a most 2 billion euros wi

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rbs is being finefd 42 million a 2012 collapse of its computer system.ft millions of customers without access to their accounts for weeks. the bank will also pay the bank of england 40 million pounds to settle its probe into the incident. risks a really slow down after manufacturing and services are weakening. pmi data for both sectors fell. in november. that is the lowest level in 16 months. is marketing its inaugural bond issue and may price the notes as soon as today. for more, let's bring in lulu chen. tell us more about this offering. >> alibaba is selling its bond in the southern park series. they have already received orders that are reaching $20 billion from investors and the tryingile they are only to market as much as $8 billion of bond sales. they are trying to use part of these proceeds to refinance $11 billion of loans and credit that they already have. scheduled toion is kick off this week and will have more details coming as the week rolls out. >> ma has been talking, saying the company is facing its most dangerous phase right now. expecta

when i got admitted to the hospital last year, i had a cancer diagnosis, diabetes diagnosis and rb diagnosis. those are the three diagnosis that were made at the hospital. your point commissioner is we are not looking at the people who are well managed are and i'm saying, i'm repeating your point because we will revisit this issue with red -- request from the vendors that having a low risk score that you didn't get sent to the hospital. >> that was well said. >> that is precisely my point about context and application in this particular case and it needs to be a part of this if we are going to have this discussion annually, then we need to frame kind of why we are doing it, what it is and what the result is because that doesn't communicate year to year. we'll walk out here today and i can guarantee you no member of the public or most of this commission will remember exactly what we said on this topic. so we need to talk about points of continuity. i'm not talking about the result, i'm talking about the presentation in this particular case. >> okay. i'm dismissed. >> you are not dismissed. is

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rbs down almost 2% after it cut its ratings for the bank. >> how much could a web address be worth? >> it could be a lot. this has to do with the auction of the holiday.com address this weekend. it could set the highest price ever for a website. it is hard of the world travel event in london. the guinness book of records says the highest paid was $30 million for sex.com. other deals have gone as high as $35 million. but this could topple it because it is one of the most searched terms even though that word is not used in the united states. people very looking -- they're looking for vacation instead. >> thank you for that look at business. time now for the press review. we have nicholas with us to take a look at the papers. in the u.s., there is a lot of focus on the midterm elections tomorrow. >> there is indeed. the question is, is he going to suffer losses and how heavy they will be? that is president obama of course. let's start with this cartoon for monday. it shows the democrat donkey sparring with the republican elephant. what is drooping is the sword for the donkey. that has

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citibank, hsbc, jpmorgan chase, rbs, and ubs will pay more than $600 million each.eff, walk us through the significance of these fines and is this just a, you know, a small drop in the fine bank for these people? >> yeah, it just seems -- doesn't it, that the banks can't get off the naughty step. in excess of $3 billion when you talk up the numbers. the reality is these are legacy issues, really. the investigation started mid 2013 and dozens of traders have either been suspended or lost their job around this story. now the implications, i guess, will be on the direction of bank share prices and how we view the opportunity in the banks going forward. there is still a lot of investors who are weary of putting money into the banks. not knowing whether the litigation risk has come to an end yet. clearly it hasn't. this fx probe may be close to settlement but we know there are still other issues surrounding the banks in other areas of trading. so just keep a weary eye around the financials as we continue to see news float on this litigation story. i wanted to move you on

it includes citigroup, jpmorgan, rbs, and hsbc.nk of england has fired its chief currency dealer and they said they are aware they could be raising currency rates. >> there was information that indicated in the judgment of an ,ndependent employment review represented serious misconduct consistent with the banks internal policy. that was the cause for dismissal. the rest may announce its own findings today. walmarts new black friday 12:01 a.m.ne at thanksgiving morning and the last all the way through cyber monday. the world's largest retailer says it will run waves of in-store sales twice on thanksgiving night. scarlet will drop by for that. other retailers are opening earlier. all of their workers have to work. the whole thing is out of control. >> there is a problem. >> let's do a data check. brent crude getting near 80. we are not there yet. >> not there yet, but we do have some breaking news. bb&t is buying susquehanna about $200for million as it expands in the mid-atlantic region. $2.5 billion merger in the banking industry. b

there before is the reason why gruber even matters right now is that obama care isn't working, people rb aren't satisfied. if obama care was working, but if people were happy, it's working. costs are going up, premiums are going up. when you have to pay for your health insurance, with the exception of people who aren't paying anybody, because they subsidized, or they're getting it for free. prices are going off and people are mad. when gruber says people are stupid, we voted for it even though we knew it wasn't what it was cracked up to. >> you just pull admit romney when you said people who can't afford to pay for it. >> it's not as if there's more coverage for les. that's not the point whether there's more coverage of less. we're talking about health care and choice. the idea that somehow the government can claim part of my freedom through some coercive action because a group in the government thinks that they know better than we do, and this is what it's about, it goes back to grouper, that they think they can lie because they know better than you do. they don't care about the care, w

rbs at $634 million. jpm over $1 billion.of the taxes they were able to find. >> i thought that was the most compelling read as well. >> it was a compelling read. it's shocking that people put all of this right there in writing. trader of an unnamed bank saying i prefer we join forces. let's double-team them. the other trader saying "yesssssssss." >> i'm guessing they were british traders. >> it was an international issue. >> i thought that was great stuff. they sound like real bros. let the student. >> somewhat cartelish. choreographing these moves back and forth. that is price-fixing. we will have more on this story. and oil prices. the head of global commodities research. tother $80 a barrel is going be the new normal here. could it mean better things for the u.s. economy? should translate into better consumer spending. we will see what he thinks. the look forward to program. thank you for the invitation. i will join you if you like. the keystone xl pipeline debate. why senate democrats are considering a vote to force appr

the rbs cannot to say that it is still pretty strong. >> historically, it is pretty strong.e are comfortable with the kind of adjustment we are seeing. the test is going to be whether it falls or fall through to some inflation. on ane our eye inflationary environment. new zealand has been historically high dollar into the u.s. currency. about the highest three or four year average since the 1950's. our exporters have turned out to -- it has had a positive impact on their productivity and competitiveness. the dropping dollar and sector, andxport therefore a more diverse one. >> would you like to see a faster pace of decline? >> well, we do not get to choose. >> if you had a choice. it would thought that be sustainable for new zealand. what we're looking for is sustainable growth. we have the opportunity over the next three or four years. in ae market is factoring 25-basis point increase in september. what are you anticipating? >> we know the expectation of it is having some impact on our currency. it is a sign of growth. that is positive. talking to bill english. let's take a

economist at rbs. theier this week, manufacturing index rose.e'll be improving consumer sentiment, job growth, and lower gas prices be enough to help u.s. companies as they deal with slow growth in the global markets? >> i think that is an important point. has been-- there concern about what it could mean for the u.s. i think we should not be overly concerned. two thirds of this economy really is consumer spending. the u.s. domestic consumer spending. for all the things we have talked about, i think the u.s. consumer is on a number -- on an uptrend, if you will. i think the offset a weaker global growth is smaller in terms of a larger emerging positive with respect to domestic demand that i think we'll end up being the bigger story. quite side you think the fed will interpret all of this data? we'll janet yellen and her colleagues see this as a sign to raise interest rates or will it give the fed more reason to keep the rate near zero numeral -- nears zero? point, maybe around the middle of 2015, it will be time to start moving rates off of zero

. >> the girl a has a rating ra, girl b has a rate of rb. >> he just told the crowd he was ant big fan. here's mark zuckerberg. >> they just kind of made up that i just felt kind of personal. they made up this whole plot line about how i somehow decided to create facebook to attract girls. the woman who i'm married to who i've been dating for more than ten years, i was actually even dating her before i even started facebook. if somehow i was trying to create facebook to get more women, that probably would not have gone over too well in my relationship. >> by the way, artistic, what is it acalled, artistic license. >> i wonder if i were in his position, would i have watched the movie. i think i would have just had somebody that worked for me tell me about it. >> of course he would have watched it. >> really? or you would have had greg watch it and tweet about it. in a movie where i make an app that's worth a million dollars? >> here's the thing, he can't expect hollywood to do a realistic portrayal of making facebook. it would be like doing a musical on for tran, just three hours of peo

this was for the technology outage, rbs out west. 6.5 million customers in 2012, they have cut their earnings-per-share and this is all to do with the weather. using our heating much. it lowers their , originally-share they said 21 pants on the earnings-per-share, mild weather and the margins fall by 4%. senkrupp,roop -- first annual profit in four years. caroline will run you through that. they still have to break even before they managed to sell that again. work, manus cranny. that is the market open. the big news out of france, we will get you those pmi's, manufacturing in at 47.6, services in at 48.8 and that is a very slight beat. 38.4 is also on this, wherever you look at it forget the estimates that it is firmly in contraction territory. we are joined by stephen jones the chief investment officer and he looked at more than 50 billion pounds in assets great to have you with us. manufacturing, contraction services and territory again it does not look pretty for france. >> i think that is a pattern that has been well-established over the last couple of quarters and without france

they are eyeballing a deal with rbs. rbs put their business up for sale in august and we are hearing the u.k. is interested in that sale as well. >>> and wae'll look at the news driven by mario draghi in the coming weeks and months. that was mainly focussed in the european bond markets but it brought down the u.s. trashry 2.3%. but more movement in europe as i just said. germany is not comfortably below the hand. and bonds in the u.k. are pushing around the 2% handle, 2.06%. italy, record lows for the ten-year italian bond. so similar to the u.k. yields, they really have similar fundamental outlooks. 2.16% in italy. and in spain we are now below 2% on the ten-year, 1.97%. significant yield compression over the next couple of days. the euro gave up some ground on friday. it's flat today, 1.2384. the u.s. dollar is bouncing again considerably up half a percent against the yen. 118.36. it's just off the highs we touched last week, 118.98. but of course, significant strength in the dollar against the yen still. the aussie/do

>> the big thing in the rb game to get that running game going and have guys explosive like shady and like polk, even josh huff got in there. they are creating lanes for the backs and it's so awesome to see gardner in there and to see a different group almost every week it seems like, but these guys come together and play well for each other and it's like that across the board. offense, defense, special teams. we are really in a good spot. we want to cherish but we can't get complacent and a lot of work to do. >> erin: you can joy this thanksgiving for now, right? >> that will be fun. >> erin: congratulations. thanks. >> curt: another game today, bears at the lions. >> terry: calvin johnson, megatron as they like to call him. >> curt: 25-yard touchdown reception. big day for him. 146 yards receiving. and then johnson, his second touchdown of the game from matthew stafford. 34-17, lions get the win. here is a look at the up-to-date playoff picture right here in the nfc. the lions solidify their position. cowboys hold that last spot right now. but no matter who wins, seattle and san fra

standard charter, abm, emro, rbs, and barclays. so this is significant. how soon do you expect to have a resolution? >> it's impossible to say because, obviously, the banks are eager to settle with the government. some of them settled an unrelated case just today with the commodities future trading commission for manipulating currency. it's very hard to know, but hopefully they don't all fight to the bitter end. lou: all right. well, thank you so much. and don't be insulted when i refer to luck. it's been my experience in life that luck is made up of providence, preparation, and some considerable talent. i wish you luck without any intent of offense. thanks so much. >> thank you. lou: thank you boat. that's it tonight. stay tuned for cavuto.good nighw york. coming up next. neil: tonight on cavuto, (?) democrats hailing president obama's climate deal with china, but in a minute find out how we missed a huge opportunity for a much more important deal. why you're get raw end of this deal. and are stocks going to crash like in 1929. the folks who predicted th

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news overnight, five banks have agreed to pay $3.3 billion in fines to citibank, hsbc, jpmorgan chase, rbs and ubs. now, these banks, they're accused of trying to manipulate foreign exchange rates to benefit their own trading. barclays, that bank, backed out of the settlement and still is being investigated. >>> missouri's governor revealing new plans for protests if the grand jury doesn't indict the police officer that killed michael brown. his parents, we're live with what they said next. ♪ please! no. for those headaches that just aren't bad enough for a lot of medicine, there's new excedrin mild headache. 35% less medicine plus a booster to end everyday headaches fast. please! oh, what a headache! actually...my headache's gone. excedrin mild headache. wow, that was fast! all around the world the dedicated people of united airlines ♪ are there to support you. ♪ that's got your back friendly. ♪ he found it cleans everything... whefrom stove tops...d writing a book about his magic eraser ...to scuffed shoes, and more. and when ran out of pages, he made a website instead. share your tips a

banks are hsbc, rbs, citibank, ubs.dates back to 2008 and involves traders sharing information to insure they always made money. the precise amounts are not known. the five banks have agreed to pay a collective fine of $3.4 billion. another bank is still being investigated, barclays. are we at the end of the scandals? not according to the group analyst chris. >> there are suggestions the total global cost of the banks could be as much as $40 billion if the department of justice gets involved. that's obviously the financial course. they could start revoking licenses if it does get big enough. banks need to take action. they really clamp down far more. they need to show they are taking efforts. central banks don't come out particularly well. regulators look as if they weren't keeping as close an eye as they should have been. these now need to be far more clearly enforce sod you have a clear lead from the authorities in these countries around the world. uk, switzerland and u.s. to give the banks a steer on how markets shou

rb republican's wife said -- robin williams' wife said he was struggling with depression and parkinson's. >>> a search underway for a man who has been missing since halloween. the 26-year-old hasn't been home or to his job since he left his apartment october 31. he suffers from dizzy spells that could make it hard to speak. he was last seen nearby forth street. >>> oakland's new mayor elect wants to keep the raiders in oakland but leaders from texas are trying to get the raiders to move there. what are the chances that could happen? ktvu's john sasaki is in the news room. >> reporter: we saw no sign of the visitors from the south. and, of course, we were there -- we were there -- we were downtown in oakland as well. talking to folks at city hall, the mayor, a city counsel member on the coliseum authority and they had a lot to say about this. libby schaaf we talked to her. she will do everything she can to fight to keep the team here and here is what everybody had to say. all right. we are not going to have the tape right now. we will bring it to you later. >> thank you. pg&e pg&e is back

banks are hsbc, rbs, ubs, jp morgan, citibank.his puts integrity at risk according to the financial authority that issued a one in three quarter fine for britain's finance. i should say the finance minister george osborne says the uk is cleaning up the city of london. take a listen. >> today we take tough action to clean up the corruption in the city by a few so that financial markets work for everyone. it's part of our long term plan to fix what went wrong in our economy and banking system. the syria fraud office is conducting criminal investigations. they have our full support in doing so. fines that banks will pay will be used for greater public good. that was something that didn't used to be the case in the past. the action we've take ton create this powerful regulator, the action to insure highest standards in banking is justified by these events. it shows we can now have confidence in the integrity of britain's financial markets. >> no, he's not getting fined. the managing partner of the law firm taking legal action against

they include hsbc, as you see there, with the largest, credit suisse, rbs, and barclays. this is significant. how soon do you expect to have a resolution? >> it's impossible to say, because obviously, the banks are eager to settle with the government. some of them settled an unrelated case just today with the commodities futures trading commission for manipulating currency. it's very hard to know, but hopefully they don't all fight to the bitter end. >> all right. well, thank you so much. don't be insulted when i refer to luck. it's been my experience in life that luck is made up of providence, preparation and some considerable talent. i will wish you luck without any offense. for cindy crawford's meaningful beauty advanced. (female narrator) with special appearances by debra messing, valerie bertinelli, sara rue, and garcelle beauvais. (male narrator) hosted by cat deeley. brought to you by guthy-renker. hello there, i'm cat deeley here in beverly hills inviting you to come along as i take you to meet one of the most famous supermodels in the entire world, cindy crawford

that includes citibank, hsbc, rbs, jpmorgan chase and ubs.arclays backed out of the settlement and still is being investigating. >>> ten minutes after the hour. missouri's governor revealing new plans of a possible protest whatever the grand jury decides whether to charge police officer darren wilson who shot and killed michael brown. michael brown's parents open up with how they want the community to react. we're live with what they have to say next. >>> missouri's governor jay nixon says he's prepared to call out the national guard. the worried governor -- he's worried that violence could erupt after a grand jury announces whether it will indict officer darren wilson in the shooting death of unarmed teenager michael brown. now, that decision is expected this month. the grand jury has been working for weeks now. governor nixon said on tuesday that violence will not be tolerated. >> the national guard has been and will continue to be part of our contingency plan. the guard will be available when we determine it is necessary to support local l

they include hsbc, as you see there, with the largest, credit suisse, rbs, and barclays. this is significant. how soon do you expect to have a resolution? >> it's impossible to say, because obviously, the banks are eager to settle with the government. some of them settled an just today. with the commodities future trading commission for manipulating currency. it's very hard to know but hopefully they don't all fight to the bitter end. >> all right. well, thank you so much. and don't be insulted when i refer to luck. it's been my experience in life that luck is made up of providence, preparation and some considerable talent. i wish you luck without any intended offense. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> good night from new york. >>> this program contains footage of military and special forces. recreations, illustrations and authentic footage are also used to illustrate what s.e.a.l. team 6 experienced while preparing for and executing the mission that killed osama bin laden. viewer discretion is advised. ♪ >>> i learned as a sniper on recon and surveillance mission

i've seen it in the past where republicans have take an pass on rb lies.e have blue lies and red lies in this country and white lies, honey, that dress doesn't make you look too fat. a lie is a lie is a lie is a lie. it's not only a lie but it's insulting to the american people to say we're stupid and, yes, it's going to affect the president's ability to have any credibility with the public and defend this law. i see it as somebody who would like to see this law work in its offensive. >> and you yoet about it. what is amazing is the minority leader was again currently asked about gruber's comments. take a look at nancy pelosi's comments now and what gruber said. >> mr. gruber's comments were you're old and he has backtracked from most of them. he's not even advocating the position that he was at some conference. so i don't know who he is. he didn't help write our bill. >> that, to be honest, is political. you've got to say you like small business in america or you're a communist. it's one bill i actually wrote. >> our bill brings down rates. i don't know i

they include hsbc, as you see there, with the largest, credit suisse, rbs, and barclays.ficant. how soon do you expect to have a resolution? >> it's impossible to say, because obviously, the banks are eager to settle with the government. some of them settled an unrelated case just today with the commodities futures trading commission for manipulating currency. it's very hard to know, but hopefully they don't all fight to the bitter end. >> all right. well, thank you so much. don't be insulted when i refer to luck. it's been my experience in life that luck is made up of providence, preparation and some considerable talent. i will wish you luck without any offense.

collected in fy 2013 because of massive settlements paid by jp morgan and citi group and from ups and rbsities japan and the department of justice spot lighting major payments that they received from a couple of other companies including titanium metals corporation. a lot of corporate money going back to the department of justice. the grand total $24.7 billion. >> thank you very much. >>> to the bond market now rick santelli tracking it all. >> normally it is the u.s. leading rates although the loan of rates has a lot to do with what is going on in europe. look at intraday of tens. we didn't have great data this morning and we are up a couple of basis points. overseas bund yields up. yesterday 119. if you look at the euro it is hovering at best levels since the end of october. pay attention to europe. something may be changing. >> thank you very much. >>> nothing is wrong with your tv because we are in black to demonstrate what life might look like for the blind. until now a company that just went public and started to trade minutes ago it has a device that will change the way the blind l

a b has rating rb. >> that's right.the founder of the social network told a big crowd he wasn't a big fan. >> they just kind of made up a bunch of stuff that i foundf kind -- they made up this whole plot line about how i somehow decided to create facebook to i think attract girls. the woman who i'm married to, on a who i've been dating for more than ten years, and have -- i was actually dating her before i even started facebook. so if somehow i was trying tod create facebook but yet to find more women, that probably would not have gone over too well in my relationship. >> all right. we'll start with you on this wo one. by the way, artistic -- what is it called? >> license. >> yeah.ar billionaires have feelings, too. i had to wonder if i were in his position, would i have watched the movie? would have just hadposi someone at work tell me about it. >> i would watch. >> of course you would have watched. >> really? >> yes.s.someell >> or you would of have had grg watch it and tweet about it? h >> who would play you? >> neve

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turnpike and if we're lucky we get a check on mass transit rbs as well. >> let me tell you what is newin the lehigh valley we have volume building on route 22 at airport road and we just got word of the southbound side. the onramp from the allentown service plaza. it's not on the highway itself. it is on that ramp and still be causing a slow down as drivers pass that scene. keep that in mind. our only accident so far on the northeast extension. still have one on the pennsylvania turnpike westbound approaching valley forge and moved over to the shoulder and that's where we see some volume westbound anywhere in the morning as it lingers and makes its way. drivers make their way from fort washington out to valley forge. live look in chester county. route 30 bypass isn't looking too bad. typically at this hour we're used to seeing a heavy slow down eastbound. don't get me wrong, we're seeing volume, but traffic is still moving and that's a little bit of good news there. accident near keystone drive and new jersey turnpike southbound still have an accident there just past route 322. that's