if you haven't been to red bank, new jersey may get a bad rap for a lot of things, but nred bank i a told we're allowed to be back at full capacity whether that means we have tours that will be able to get together at that time, probably not. i think by mid-august you'll see us in full capacity in all of our venues in the hackensack theater and also outdoors at concerts on the green at sun eagles. that's a golf course and we put up an incredible facility, 514 seats. we have another 75 shows we'll be playing all summer so we've got a lot of possibility all smaller capacity and then we'll ease up to full capacity by mid-august. >> have a great summer and fall, adam philipson, it's great to have you back. >> i'm thinking i need to get down there. >> it's really cool. it's a nice town. >>> home builder sent meant dropping to a new low but prices have started to see declines what could it mean for the builders that's next. erent. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this... your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep li

financials, seeing a choppy week of back in the red with banking.ing about a third of a percent this morning. energy also under pressure. this even as we see oil prices steadying with brent around 73, benchmark 57 and w.t.i. around 73. and we can see $100 oil next year on travel demand. and materials also moving to the downside. keeping an eye on copper miners as we're seeing copper prices under pressure. as traders consider china's planned sales of copper stockpiles. when it comes -- the upside in asia, health care, communication names and steapless are gaining ground and tech names also among the biggest. so you have a fresh record high and putting up the board for some other stock movers of note we're seeing also clinching an all-time high yet again. this company is the fifth largest by market cap in south korea. in sydney, edging higher, morgan stanley raising its price target for the market flee cash flow generation and capital return process -- prospects under appreciation. and based in the city, they are jumping on the -- welcoming two baby p

the bank had agreed to make the loan, and manafort put stephen calk on the trump campaign. you are going to learn the manafort alone had all sorts of red flags at the bank but stephen calk didn't care. he pushed the loan forward. you're going to learn the bank made two loans to paul manafort. the first loan closed shortly after election night. once it became clear manafort could help stephen calk because trump had won the election. the second alone was approved five weeks later. once stephen calk knew manafort could try and help him get that top government job. a little interruption from the judge at the top, kind of steals the thunder, but bang right back into it. that's how the trial opened this week in a courtroom, federal courtroom in the southern district of new york. the allegation of the heart of this trial is that on the donald trump or president campaign, the campaign manager, campaign chairman was offering consideration for high-level u.s. government jobs in exchange for cash. in exchange for millions of dollars paid to him in the form of loans from a small bin western bank. loans that definitely would not have gone to him. t

bank friday. this is, according to the red crescent, humanitarian movement. protest came after her mom called for a day of rage against what it sees as israeli aggression. the, the the disturbances occurred after demonstrators gathered in the west bank town of beta to protest construction of a new israeli settlement. after summit through rocks, soldiers responded with tear gas and live ammunition for 20 palestinians were hospitalized. protesters se resistance will continue. carousel one. i'm going to know how many here is the message from a citizen for fractions and every one here. we will not give up our land. he's ready for susan settlers will not be able to easily take it. the palestinian authority must take a stand regarding israel and what is happening on the ground. and there must be security coordination. available are willing to estimate the settlement barrel will not continue only over all dead bodies. we will not stop. we will continue our efforts to fight for all right. so on the day of rage, protests were echoed in the u. s. where hundreds of pro palestinian demonstrators attempted to

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red. now, there is rising concern about the resiliency of the index as the country central bank has raised interest rates 3 times this year. the latest of which happened on thursday at a rate of $75.00 basis point. moving now to mexico, where the b and b is down for the week. the drop comes despite the economy seeing growth of nearly 25 percent in may, compared to last year, bringing the country to near pre pandemic levels. that here in the united states, the down the nasdaq and the s m p are down for the week as the markets reacted to the feds updated guidance on the economy and on the future of inflation. and finally in canada, the tss is down. the commodity prices wait on the index with the energy sector, oil mining and gold, all taking a hit. so heading and next week we will continue to keep an eye on inflation, the fact on market and whether the commodity prices make a come back. and that is your global market walk. the amid continued criticism over fake product reviews, and the impact we're having on users online. amazon is now calling on top social media companies for help. that's r

as a bank report from tara all the candidates received the red carpet treatment as they arrived for the debate. but the viewers were expecting details on the economic policies that they were set to be disappointed. conservative candidates to came at the former governor of the central bank of the north, to him at the scene as a moderate link to the current government. but also as a potential threat to you some time after so done him up and says, he's an economist, she should be awarded the nobel prize in chemistry because he managed to ruin the country's national currency. but he is speaking of poverty, but you spread poverty. the favorite and current judiciary, a brain right you see refrained from personal attack, but that didn't stop him being questioned him about the reform this candidate implying who was being lined up to be the next supreme leader shot i saw studying. you're the most sensitive position to fight corruption, is the judicial system. and now you want to be the president. how can you guarantee that you want to leave the presidency seeking a more senior rank for my gc com

credit unions, the national consumer law center, conference of state bank supervisors, and 25 states attorneys general from both redand blue states, among many others. . madam speaker and others, small business and underbanked consumers do not benefit from the rule. instead the rule allows nonbank lenders to launder loans through banks in order to charge those with limited access to credit triple digit interest rates and trap these consumers in devastating cycles of debt. these predator bank schemes disproportionately prey on communities of color. draining wealth from these communities and in turn perpetuating the racial wealth gap. a disproportionate share of payday borrowers come from communities of color, even after controlling for income. communities of color have historically been left out of the banking system. black and latinx consumers are much less likely to have checking accounts than white consumers, which is typically a requirement for a payday loan. about 17% of black and 14% of latinx households are unbanked compared to 3% of white households. payday lenders target communities of color. the communitie

banks >>> u.s. futures a little bit of the red on the dow jones industrial average 18 points lower.a flat open nasdaq is looking at a 20 point rise at the open we saw gains for all three dow gaining 3.4% on the week s&p posting the best week since february we are coming off a strong several sessions for u.s. markets. >>> chinese regulators said tesla will recall 300,000 china made and imported model 3 and model y cars the move is due to assisted driving function which can be accidentally activated and cause sudden acceleration. this is a first for tesla cars built in china >>> the uk finance watch dog banned binance from operating in the country. thed a warning promising high returns on kricrypto assets. it is keeping abreast of the changing policies. we have the financial analyst joining us now how significant is this development from the fca to ban activities from binance here in the uk >> good morning. i think it is significant. it is not a step change in regulation, but part of a trend going on across the globe. cryptocurrency is becoming more and more popular and consumers are

meant that i didn't get together a lot that had a lot of banks, but i didn't make my b miracle on ice. we're thinking back to yankees versus red stalks, but this one has gone the distance and it's all being one. why? that's what separates the since not in $66.00 in england be germany, wembley, it's all been pretty much misery for england when they come up against germany. they've lost on penalties. there's been last minute goals. it all, it's all about the english press, building up hopes. yep. one of those old gym and cliches on the back pages of the paper and then i get to a magic tournament and it or collapses. that's why gary lucas said football is a simple game where $22.00 men play for 90 minutes and then at the end, germany always we were watching for the hands on tuesday about these 2 guys. southgate is a very conservative english coach. he's got a great team, but he needs to unleash them. and so he's going to play a tight brand of football, so to his live. so this is going to be more and live. this is one of his final appearances, right? it could be, this could be, this could be it. all right. the wafer europe's gover

. >> this is the venue for today's historic summit on the banks of lake geneva. that red carpet is where the presidents of both countries are are going to be greeted this morning by the president of switzerland. the white house saying it invited american media here because russian president had been given a similar opportunity earlier. the meetings expected to last four to five hours, though they say the two leaders are not expected to share a meal, and president biden will never be alone with putin. and afterwards a pair of separate solo news conferences, first putin, then biden. the white house vows the president will confront putin over the recent search on ransomware attacks. putin pressed by keir simmons deflecting questions about his responsibility. >> mr. president, are you waging a cyber war against america. >> where is the evidence? where is proof? >> reporter: despite years of aggressive behavior towards the rust and europe, the russian president insists he has not closed the door to cooperation. >> we are willing to engage in international participation, includ

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bank when it was targeted. she's reported to be in a stable condition after receiving treatment, palestinian red crescent deforestation in brazil's amazon rain forest rose for the 3rd consecutive month in may. brazil national space research institute says more than 2 and a half 1000 square kilometers were destroyed. about 3 times the size of new york city, the land was used for cattle branches, farms and logging. president joy both sonata had pledged as an essay summit and april, to double funding for environmental enforcement. but the very next day he flashed spending on the environment help workers administering the polio vaccine. pakistan are on heightened alert. following the killing of 2 police escorts. the officers were coming, vaccinations that going door to door and the northwestern city of mcdonald wednesday. it's the 2nd such attack in a year, and it's a particular problem in the area where armed group see the vaccine. as a conspiracy to sterilize children, amnesty international says the us and mexico a forcibly returning tens of thousands of unaccompanied children to the countries that they fled from. throu

red lines were. and she made this very chilling comment. it's the same comment as you would hear from official in banking. she said, eugene, unless you know what the limit. so in other words, she won't spread it out, but she will say you're responsible for what we write. we may well decide about you, right? there's something that causes the red lines. so unlike the situation on the mainland where more less, nothing is permitted in theory. quantitative is still committed in hong kong. we don't actually know how much and what would be the repercussions of crossing a red line that actually hasn't been spelled out. well, why does this leave then? hong kong in terms of the international media hub because it was always, always have a vibrant international media had some of those. suddenly the print media moved shortly after the national security law was even sort of suggested and imposed on on the area. well, that's a question that lots of people are wondering about. i mean, hong kong is already diminished as an international media. but you still have major news agencies here. you still have newspapers less tha

administration when they tried to take public and private land in north texas and one in the banks of the redest texas is try to shut down oil production. i've been successful in those efforts so i encourage your viewers to check my website to learn more about my vision but i would push back against the federal overreach. it has been harmful to texas values and the texas economy. maria: why haven't you signed on to the 7 lawsuits that are now in place? >> don't have standing at that office. i supporting theory those suits. what i won in the prior cases during the obama days when i have standing i jump in. i'm looking at a case where i get standing to force the federal government and deadbeat bureaucrats and dc politicians to build and finish trump's wall. more to come on that. maria: the biden administration is threatening to sue texas governor greg abbott if he moves forward with his plan to force the state shelters to stop housing migrant children. abbott has said you come across the border you are going to jail, you will spend time in jail because it is illegal to come into this country an

bank when it was targeted. she is reported to be in a stable condition to receiving treatment from the palestinian red crescent. right wing israelis are planning a rally near the alex a mosque compound on tuesday. they won't, however, go through the muslim quarter of the old city. semi bush. honda is a palestinian israeli member of the connected from the joint this party. he says similar to the demonstration of israel as oppression. this leg much means that they really are coming to celebrate their occupational from other people. to do such an act, you really need such a sadistic mentality just in order to do that. now the support of all those rarely government, and there's rarely, rarely courts to allow such marches means that unfortunately we are not dealing just with this more marginal minority of rates in jewish communities. unfortunately, we are dealing with an our boss, hard review, which is supporting the health workers administering the polio vaccine in pakistan on heightened aloof, following the killing of 2 police escorts. the officers were accompanying vaccinate, who's going door to door and the nort

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. >> is it a coincidence that the banks today are in the green they have been in the red almost every day. >> and at least know the fed could raise and people want it buy the banks. >> seasonally weak time, okay? and hey look, tepor to wapner. >> what about tech >> tech, rates up. >> this is not a good time i'm going to reiterate, the great larry williams, the greatest technician of our tiv, 22 times out of 22 times, the next five days are weak. so why should i think this is an outsider 22 out of 22 starting tomorrow. 22 out of 22 so i will say no for the 23rd time it is going to be trong i'm not going to balk. but i think when we get into july, you will look at the stocks and say why didn't i buy? what happened. >> does any part of you after what powell said yesterday think -- we're going to have more inflation, it might be more persistent than the fed thinks, they're going to raise rates probably twice at minimum in 2023, so maybe this is as good as it gets >> what's not to like? beginning in july, you can start buying again look, i'm bullish. i think the next few days are bad. but

bank. >>> quick look at markets. you see it behind me it is mixed with green and red flat from asia overnight we had the slightly weaker than expected chinese trade day to come in with strong imports. weaker exports the trade is lower than expectation. stoxx 600 is plflat friday, the jobs numbers from the u.s. were lower than expected strong in europe and u.s. with the whispers of the all-time highs. this is the picture this morning. you see the ftse is up .25%. home builders are back up above the 7,000 mark we have the concerns of the full reopening of the economy on june 21st something the hospitality and retail names are watching closely. xetra dax is trading down .10% cac is below performance we have uni-credit trading lower today. in terms of sectors, this is the breakdown. we have right at the bottom, the tech stocks down half a percentage point a focus on chipmakers. the health care is down half a percentage poipoint. weaker chinese data. banks are up .20%. autos with a rebound today up .60%. >>> coming up on the show, with we will speak to the banking authority representative as the latest report looks back at

red and green on the screen. james glassman joins, with jp morgan and their commercial banking sector, truly with one of the greatgers on the pulse of the nation. the macroeconomics was beaten into you at northwestern years ago, and that is this great distinction of is this about more hours worked by the employed, or are we going to get to actually more jobs. which is it? james: that is the key, and it is more jobs that really counts the most, which is why the fed says we are far from achieving their maximum employment mandate. the national economy has gotten back to normal, but business is i talked to, everybody is much more efficient. they are able to produce a lot more with limited resources they have. but the key to this whole story is employment, and we hope that is coming. frankly, employment is 10.5 million below where it would have been had there been no pandemic. compared to last february, we are 8 million below, but there's a lot of work to do. tom: i will be addressing that with marty walsh, the circuitry of labor, after the jobs report. as we look at it, the age old angle is i can't find employees, an

russian, swiss and american flags and red carpets as well because the two leaders will be walking through that door into the various state rooms inside that mansion on the banks of lake geneva where they will be having those talks, talks lasting between four and five hours after which there will be separate solo media conferences by the two presidents. the russian tent where the president putin will be having his conference is just over there, the american one is in a different location all together, but make no mistake this is a historic meeting but it's also a very fraught one with a whole list of issues as long as your arm that the two presidents need to discuss, whether it's cybersecurity and attacks in cyberspace on the united states, whether it's the military threat that russia poses against it's neighbors, ukraine, or the crack down against dissident supporters at home. these rish use by president biden has committed to bringing up in this face-to-face summit with president putin. the truth is on none of those issues and this is our perspective from vantage points that we've occupied from moscow for the past several years, you know, i can't see preside

red-hot housing market. i am not sure i agree that the bank can not do anything. lot of policy tools they can use against it. we must recognize the root cause is global pandemic policy. anna: speaking of the u.k., we have heard that the chancellor wants to achieve at g7 some sort of carveout. he says the services may be useful in giving us background context. authorities argue that the banking sector [indiscernible] you should not have much to fear from this. depending on the details. simon: you've nailed the issue. if this is a level playing field in terms of global banks and london playing its part, you are absolutely right. there [inaudible] there should always be concerns in an important should teach it service between 8% and 13% depending on your definition. you want to be sure that that is of the consequence of what has been good progress in terms of cross-country agreement on taxation, you want to make sure it is not in the areas where you have a comparative advantage. i don't think there will be a lot of sympathy for this suggestion from the chancellor. i

bank of terrorism for the world. a master in how to manipulate funds and money laundering to finance terrorism and other illicit activities. you have somebody who has a red note out for them to be arrested in connection with the bombing of a jewish center in argentina in 1994. it reminds us that this regime as un-re-formable and it is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. the leading state sponsor of anti-semitism, pledging a second holocaust that they can build a delivery mechanism. in the list goes on with american citizens and families who have suffered at the hands of this regime. when we look today, i think it is correct, the people who are boycotting the elections throughout iran are making a statement saying we do not believe in this regime anymore. this late soviet era were not only is the regime economically bankrupt, but it is ideologically bankrupt. the question for u.s. policymakers is, what do we do at that point? do we embrace the iranian people and say, we know that you have been suffering in this regime for 40 years. we want a better future for you. how do we make that future possible? instead of rewarding what could be just and outrage

bank branche. >> and shares of zoom are red hot. they surged 40% last year amid the work from home boom. earnings hit after the bell. that's coming up. >>> let's get straight to the big stories that we're watching. mike santoli is tracking the market action. kate rooney has a look at meme stock amc. mike, start us off with the broader market. >> the s&p 500 starting june the way it spent most of may which is really minimal index moves at the top line very close to all-time highs but not cracking through then the majority of stocks higher and volatility pretty low. you see this that's when this started about mid-april. there's an old wall street adage, don't short a dull tape the market tends not to give you that many chances to sell the all-time high. we'll see if that holds up right here because about six years ago we were exactly half this level. we spent months at 2,100 and actually it did finally fail the nasdaq has consistently been the weak point it's up off the lows but we're trading at a level on the nasdaq 100 that was first reached back in february. in fact this february high h

soon after he went to the food bank, the new york state legislature passed at 2 and a half $1000000000.00 excluded workers. one to help undocumented immigrants with food and red, but difficulties in accessing the money remain. whether we're talking about food security very, but small business help to get people through this period. there's a wide band of social services that need to be strengthened. thomas dies as the author of the recently released book, new york, new york, new york exam, as the city's history from its flirt with bankruptcy in the 1970 to the 2 thousands under former mayor michael bloomberg. immigrants who really saved the city in these 40 years without the best way of, of immigration over that time. we would not have done what we did here. about 300000 people left new york because of the pen demik. but since the 1970 s, the city has attracted a steady flow of immigrants. today, it is estimated that around 3000000 new yorkers were born in another country. if we're talking about a few 100000 people moving or leaving, we can absorb that are under 7000000 people in 1978. and now we're talking about 8 and a half. so whether we're talking about r

bank. we'll get there together. 16% up in the last week. let's talk about this red hot run. from the aspen ideas festival with the ethereum co-founder take it away. >> reporter: hey, melissa, thank you so much. i am here with joe lubin, also the co-of consensus. thank you for being here what do you make recent price activity in crypto? >> if you have been watching for years over the last few months, it's clear there is so much more activity in the general blockchain ecosystem and especially the ethereum ecosystem and the prices have risen in concert and so there was so much intensity that they essentially a few weeks ago hit a bit of a blowoff top. but we're back to growing in price and the activity hasn't stopped and the cycles that we're seeing aren't in our ecosystem just because we're really crossing the chasm. this is really relevant to pop culture and the financial word right now. so the cycles are really compressed we will see recoveries much faster. >> reporter: the downturn cycles are compressed. >> absolutely. >> reporter: volatility is what you are expect sng. >>

israeli soldiers in the occupied west bank. israel's military says the 29 year old tried to drive her car into a group of soldiers in the village of his mother. the red crescent says israeli forces prevented their teams from treating her india. his main opposition party. his question, the government's decision to double the gap between ashes and cove at 1900. 16 days the congress party said that prime minister render it made his government was trying to cover up a shortage. any author id say they expanded the gap to 16 weeks to provide flexibility for those who may not access the 2nd days a 12 weeks. all right, state with the headlines here now sir, we've got more news coming up right off to the stream for minute clock. it is the bye for now. something was going to change. anything really changed? this is systemic violence that needs to be addressed at its core. we are in a race against the barrier. no one said until we are all say we're looking at the world as it is right now, not the world. we like it to be. the devil is always going to be in the details. the bottom line when i was just there, i'm with ed. welcome to the stream. i'm josh rushing. i

the dow is down in the red about 23, 24 points this as the federal reserve wraps up it's two day policy meeting today. >>> the central bankected to take action on interest rates and could lay out plans for future rate hikes. >> i'll take it from here. >> go for it. >>> both would be reactions to the economic growth after the pandemic. new this morning the senate has passed a bill to make june 19th a federal holiday. juneteenth as it's known remembers the end of slavery in the united states in 1865. the united states house is expected to approve the measure and send it to white house for the president to sign. >>> going live to capitol hill the san francisco mayor is set to testify before congress about the development block grant program and how it can help local neighbor hoops rebound from the pandemic. >> let's live again. let'sen president enjoy life againw. reout of the woods right now. it feels good. >> doctors still warning enjoying life doesn't exactly mean we are out of the woods. more states reopen and remove pandemic restrictions the delta variant that hit india has been upgraded by the cdc from a variant of int

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red falling from positive territory on friday afternoon. the rail was up nearly one percent to hit one year highs this week. the search came in response to the news that brazil central bank is set to raise interest rate by $100.00 basis points marking a 4th straight increase to can pat rising inflation in the country in mexico. the b m b as up the country central bank also respond to rising inflation, making me and inspected unexpected. that is to say, decision to raise interest rate by a quarter point 2, board point 25 percent the pace of rally 2 percent in response to that news. moving north in the us, the down the nasdaq and s a p. they all finished the week in the green with the s p heading fresh record highs on friday. margaret responded to the by the administration's announcement, that democrats and republicans have made a deal to support a $579000000000.00 infrastructure plan. after months of debate and finishing things out in care that the csx is up, the index has already seen gains of nearly 16 percent for the year. with the latest increase fueled by mining stock and a report that domestic wholesale trade was at 1 point, one percent in may. moving into next week