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royal bank of canada is confirming at this hour it has hired four of first republic's advisers today today alone. the web site financial planning is also reporting that top brokers began jumping ship two weeks ago heading not just to rbc, but to morgan stanley and jpmorgan as the bank looked more and more unstable. let's go live to edward lawrence. he's at the white house and has been following every single bit of news that's hitting the tape or at least what you're hearing about this possible rescue. edward. >> reporter: yeah. and government sources are telling me here about first republic bank, that they've had meetings, a series of ongoing meetings this week especially to try and stabilize deposits with that bank. and that is where they are right now, trying to hold off going into that receivership as some experts say might happen here. now, working there in a series of meetings, this comes after two reports came out today about the banks that did fail, silicon valley are bank and signature bank. the federal reserve on the silicon valley bank taking a step this in identifying itse

as the royal bank is invested over $14800000.00 in fossil fuels since the pairs fine agreement while continuing to promise action and climate change, those things don't add up. and we're out here calling for real transparency, real action and getting the job done. but even then as well that can only outlook, it says look, another dangerous climate change. so how seriously are they taking it from their actions them? i mean, can you see any, we've actually warning about climate change in this report? absolutely, i think we see on the world bank side a great opportunity with the new president coming in. we can capitalize he can get out of fossil fuel get into renewables. but it's going to take a transformative leader who can really work the machine here, which is what we're calling for, which is what we're really hopeful for this week. and that leads to another interesting question that the world bank president transitioned us as once again nominated someone. i mean, the last well back president that i don't have didn't seem to believe and man made climate change. we have this new child

even from a distance you can sense the power of the royal bank l tiger. in this reserve in india's mahar roster estate for years they've been under threat of extinction because of habitat loss. hunting and poaching. since 1973 successive governments have made them mission to create a safe area for the critically endangered tigers. and now their numbers are growing . the set up of buffer zones and reserves has led to a flourishing wildlife. but the growing bengal tiger population is coming at a cost for people living near by with the animals rami out of protected areas. local communities depend on the forest for their livelihood. they need firewood and pick them up or flowers every year to sell in the markets. but now is become too risky. magician says, a bengal tiger killed her husband. well go me. they went looking for him to the edge of the village. when they entered the forest, they found a basket of flowers scattered. there was a plastic bag, water bottles, slippers and floors, but he was not there. they found some blood. the villagers came back, they

but family, the royal bank of dad. our—away- family, the royal bank of dad. our—ouoy-rhol but let's movenking about some of the mud slinging that could come out of this . and i've could come out of this. and i've had people that have told me i have voted conservative all my life, but i would vote for robert kennedy don't know robert kennedy jr. i don't know if it's the dynasty aspect or just the fact that he appears to be a maverick. you know, he is not going to let the system control him. he's got a mind of his own and he kind of bucks the system. interesting. many words that people would have said of trump back in the day. i suppose he he also his lack— trump back in the day. i suppose he he also his lack of— i i suppose he he also his lack of fondness for vooorhos— he he also his lack of fondness for vaccines ,_ he he also his lack of fondness for vaccines , if— he he also his lack of fondness for vaccines , if i— he he also his lack of fondness for vaccines , if i put it this for vaccines, if i put it this way,— for vaccines, if i put it this wavo sorrorhry— for vaccines, if i put it

banks. so i think there could be some waves, some contagion that does spread out at least in terms of he deposit or confidence and that could royall bank market for quite some time. i think as you mentioned about the home building, still concerns about its impact on a impending recession. maria: that's a great point and deposits, that a was the problem for first radio public. republic. sam, good to see you. thanks so much. first repub republic down in te premarket better than 20%, reporting first quarter he deposits dropped 40 plus percent to more than $100 billion. the profit falling 33% in the first quarter to 269 million from 401 million a year ago. the bank says it's working to he restructure the balance sheet, reduce expenses with plans to lay off nearly 25% of staff. that's happening the second quarter. this stock is down 91% in the last year, this morning suffering another 20% selloff right now at $12.67 a share on first republic bank. quick break and then president biden officially announces he is running for re-election. he does so in a prerecorded message, a video that he sent out. what that means for the race in 2024.

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an enormous impact on hundreds of thousands of people in government producing countries such as bank. royal. what about bangladesh itself? of course the country must be dependent on the industry to drive its economy. is there a worry that they could potentially lose out to other countries if costs increase there along with an improvement of conditions? frances, there is a wiring. and i think one of those reasons is that brand continue to search around the globe, looking for the cheapest place. you know, it could be bangladesh, but, but then it with me, emma, which was even cheaper now. certain companies like your parents and places. so you brands that, you know, on the one hand, they make these lovely, you know, promises about code of conduct and on the other, they are basically looking for the cheapest labor they can find. and what we've seen in the recent cost of living crisis is, is many brands have cancelled orders, or our suppliers to, you know, provide big discounts, which has left workers under employed or under paid. and what really needs to be done is for governments to hold those

ajudge has ruled that the next strike in england by members of the royal college of nursing over the bankeekend has to be cut short by a day. the government took the royal college of nursing to court over the walkout by nhs nurses in emergency departments, intensive care, cancer wards and other wards. our health editor hugh pym is here. this was the three—day strike coming on, it is now two, where does this leave industrial action?— leave industrial action? hospital mana . ers leave industrial action? hospital managers will — leave industrial action? hospital managers will be _ leave industrial action? hospital managers will be relieved - leave industrial action? hospital managers will be relieved there | managers will be relieved there won't be the same disruption to services on tuesday, there will not be strike action aloud then, it will go ahead on sunday evening until midnight on monday. i think it has soured relations further between ministers and the royal college of nursing. steve barclay the health secretary said he wanted to resolve this without legal action, but he felt he could

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strike by nurses on sunday will cause significant disruption during an already busy bank holiday weekend. members of the royalout from 8am until midnight on monday. the union has agreed contingency plans for staff to return to work in extreme cases and major incidents. a threatened strike by us screenwriters demanding more pay could bring hollywood film and television studios to a standstill next week. a may1 deadline has been set for an agreement between the writer's guild of america and the major studios, but a deal remains elusive. the highest court in the us state of north carolina has assembly can redraw electoral maps to favour their own party in next year's national congressional elections. the decision by the court could allow the republicans to increase their slender majority in the house of representatives. live now to stanford california, where i'm joined by nathaniel persily, professor of american election law at stanford university. nathaniel, thank you for joining us. take us through the importance of this decision. it is only one state court's decision but it potentially has national implicatio

at the royal preston hospital, they're preparing for a challenging bank holiday weekend.first time, this will include nurses in emergency departments, intensive care units, and those working in cancer care at affected hospitals. with emergency departments, we can't... no—one plans to have an accident. no—one plans to become unwell and it's really unpredictable. so, whether it's daytime, night—time, people are still going to come in. rcn members rejected a 5% pay offer, plus a one—off payment. some other unions, though, have voted to accept the deal. nhs bosses say the walk—out means staffing levels in parts of the country will be exceptionally low during an already stretched weekend. critical care will be prioritised. some of the things we want to do in the health service we won't be able to do, and we are a health service that is always running on hot. you know, we always run on full capacity, so if you take capacity out even for a day, then it has knock—on effects. here at great 0rmond street hospital for children in london, managers yesterday declared an incident to fl

members of the royal college of nursing working in the nhs in england are preparing to take industrial action for 48 hours over the may bankbbc news. royal weddings and their dresses have long captured the public imagination. and whilst they might not have always been wife, they have always been very elaborate. like this one, the oldest surviving royal wedding dress, dating back to the marriage of princess charlotte in 1816. as per the royal tradition in the 19th century, it was silver. the dress is part of an exhibition here at the queens gallery about fashion and the georgians. but beyond the visual splendour of the period, what do the clothes of this era say about the people who wore them? well, the georgians were actually highly conscious of making sustainable clothes that could be altered and reused. you can see why dresses like this one, worn at court, might have eventually made way for more streamlined silhouettes. and it was in the georgian area that breaches and stockings for men eventually died out to make way for the undeniably more practical trouser. you're live with bbc news. len goodman, ballroom dancer and t

members of the royal college of nursing will strike again over the may day bank holiday in england.g in emergency departments, intensive care units and cancer care. hospital bosses are concerned. that will present an unprecedented level of action that we haven't yet seen from nursing staff and therefore the challenges with that, you know, the organisation and all of the work that will go into managing and mitigating that, will be enormous. the pay deal on the table would amend a 5% rise for this year plus a one—off payment for last year. jessica collins, a paediatric nurse from cambridgeshire, voted against the deal. this just isn't the pay restoration we asked for. in fact, it's nowhere near and i think there is a lot of disappointment in the unions for trying to encourage us to accept it. clint cooper, a nurse in yorkshire, was in favour of the deal. absolutely gutted. i understand why my colleagues have rejected it, but i stand by my word. i will not leave my patients. this morning, junior doctors returned to work after four days of strike action. they're asking for a 35% pay ris

she now runs the european central bank, which of course is the eurozone's centre royal bank.tes may not rise. and another reason interest rates may not rise. and a lot of the talk out of the world bank imf meetings this spring, today will be about this is that there's is the fact that there's increasing concern about the global system and the global banking system and the impact of higher interest rates on the balance sheet of banks. we've major banks topple we've seen major banks topple oven we've seen major banks topple over, least of course, over, not least of course, credit so it may be the credit suisse. so it may be the best possible outcome is if there's enough fear about the banking system that interest rates don't go any more and rates don't go up any more and inflation coming down, but inflation is coming down, but then the banking system doesn't actually over because we actually topple over because we don't go into a sort of don't want to go into a sort of 2008 style situation. fryston well, they're not predicting that are they ? or that one yet, are they? or they'

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members of the royal college of nursing will strike again over the may day bank holiday in england. cancer care. hospital bosses are concerned. with nursing staff, obviously that represent a significant portion of the workforce, taking action in those areas as well, that will present an unprecedented level of action that we haven't yet seen from nursing staff, and therefore, the challenges with that, the organisation and all of the work that will go into managing and mitigating that, will be enormous. the pay deal on the table would have meant a 5% rise for this year, plus a one—off payment for last year. jessica collins, a paediatric nurse from cambridgeshire, voted against the deal. this just isn't the pay deal that we asked for, in fact it is nowhere near, and i think there is a lot of disappointment in the unions for trying to encourage us to accept it. itjust feels like we are backing down. i didn't hesitate in my vote. clint cooper, a nurse in yorkshire, was in favour of the deal. absolutely gutted. there is nothing i can say more than that. i but i care about the nhs and i- u

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question now, will their union call another strike, with the royal college of nursing already planning its walk—out over the early may bankpym, bbc news. the past few months have seen several long—running pay disputes in different sectors. some have been settled, including ambulance workers in england from the union unison, staff on network rail from the rmt, and criminal barristers. but many are still ongoing, including teachers, passport office staff, civil servants, staff of train operating companies, and postal workers. 0ur political correspondent damian grammaticas is at westminster tonight. the rcn decision in england, a blow for the government which must have been thinking that we might have dealt with this dispute? yes. been thinking that we might have dealt with this dispute?— dealt with this dispute? yes, i think if you step _ dealt with this dispute? yes, i think if you step back and - dealt with this dispute? yes, i | think if you step back and think dealt with this dispute? yes, i - think if you step back and think the government has several big priorities and one is keeping or bringing inflation down so it d

banks cook her laughter. and it was also clear that there were links between royal assets and states subsidies these on touch greek dispute. vol. show public lawson law. look wash, alisha. the people in power aren't the only ones getting richer y'all didn't. but if you can, they are also enriching a political clientele. he do, yeah. as creating a base that supports and strengthens its political power. you, what would you use is it's logical, both politically and economically chic, good. economic as in neighboring countries, the people rose up against the accumulation of wealth by minority the arab spring, which shook up the world in december 2010, continued in the rock. in february 2011 young people throughout the country took to the streets to denounce the kingdoms rampant corruption. if you double the planter up a pit with more clearly the arab spring took every one by surprise. nobody saw it coming in. sheltered, you might get the idea that these regimes, especially in the mar, grab, would fall like houses of cards, was unimaginable in the machine. um, lisa said he said he wont. aha, but eva king, probabl

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the decision now, build their union call another strike with the royal college of nursing already planning its walk—out over the may bank a series of long—running pay disputes in different sectors. some have come to an agreement including ambulance workers, staff on network rail who are members of the rmt, and criminal barristers. but many are still ongoing, including teachers, passport office staff, civil servants, staff of train operating companies, and postal workers. 0ur political correspondent damian grammaticas joins us from westminster. we can speak to him just now. damien, clearly some progress for the government, but a lot of these talks are still deadlocked? yes. talks are still deadlocked? yes, the are, talks are still deadlocked? yes, they are. and — talks are still deadlocked? yes, they are, and the _ talks are still deadlocked? yes, they are, and the strikes - talks are still deadlocked? is: they are, and the strikes that have been resolved so far are the smaller ones, barristers and bus drivers. these are the big ones. the government is pointing to the fact that this one union has accepted this deal and s

that money could come back into markets once the central banks win the battle royale against inflation. if you go back to the 1980's and paul volcker in the battle against inflation, we saw a rally in u.s. equities and global equities for five years so you have a lot of money on the sidelines waiting to come back in, but if you stay on the sidelines completely, you miss the boat. invest gradually, selectively, but definitely not staying out of the markets because the tide turning once inflation comes down and rate cut expectations start kicking in. yvonne: hm. we will ask you how to stay invested coming up in the next block. in the meantime, first word news. vonnie quinn in new york. bonnie: good morning. glenn youngkin continues to meet with the president of taiwan when he leads a trade mission to asia later this month. the potential 2024 gop presidential contender will visit taipei, tokyo, in seoul, korea. announcement of the trip comes ahead of a meeting between the two. jp morgan ceo jamie dimon says the banking sector told the oil is not over and its impact will be felt for years

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bank. today, the giants will take on the kansas city royals. first pitch at 1:35 p.m. the live.rew: number five, we are tracking morning showers. it will be out of here by the first pitch. then cloudy skies for the game today. this morning, we have wet weather. here is a live look showing you that the rain is here for the morning, done by noon. the rest of the day should be dry with cloudy conditions. jobina: a rollover crash pleasant hill on northbound six a.d., right around monument boulevard, has cleared, but we still have some slow conditions. this is a picture showing a slick morning. kumasi: number seven, the stock market is closed today for good friday. schools and banks are also closed. snow levels hit record highs in this year and a northern california family wants to warn other people about the danger that comes with this note as they mourn a father and husband who was killed in placer county. tim has that story. reporter: a life in the mountains away from the hustle and bustle of their native bay area that was the dream become , reality for jason cassem, along with hi

royal london asset management. later on today, we've got a former governor to the bank of japan.e will unpack the boj, the new boj's first conference. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." let's get your first word news. >> the pentagon says a recent documents leaked poses a serious risk to u.s. national security. a defense department spokesperson says the military is trying to figure out the scope and scale of the information leaked which it described as highly classified. the documents include details of the u.s. spying on allies and an assessment of weaknesses in ukraine's military. england's health service is set to be hit a fresh four day strike by junior doctors. the staff want a 35% pay rise after years of below inflation increases. the government says the walkouts risk patient safety and have been timed to maximize disruption after the easter break. jes staley has been accused of whining via judge about his employer jp morgan. the judge said there was not -- it did not warrant a change to the trial date. global news powered by more than

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bank. an avalanche kills at least four people in the french alps. rescuers are still searching for survivors. and royalelations. fresh details are released about the upcoming coronation of king charles iii. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news — it's newsday. hello and welcome to the programme. we start with china and taiwan because china's military has carried out another day of simulated attacks on the self ruled ireland of taiwan. chinese state media say operation joint sword is using all elements of the military to prac�*s simulated precision strikes on key targets. meanwhile, the darwin's defence ministry says it has spotted 70 fighterjets and bombers and ii fighterjets and bombers and 11 navy vessels on sunday. the drills began shortly after taiwan's leader angered beijing by meeting the us house speaker gavin mccarthy in california, a move that china considers to be fuelling calls for independence for the island that it considers its own. for more on this story we can speak to katie silver who has been looking into the details of this for us will not grow to get you on newsday. i

. >>> great britain's royal mint has begun printing notes featuring the portrait of king charles. the king will only be the second monarch to be featured on bank. queen elizabeth the first in 1960. the king's portrait will be on 5, 10, 20, and 50-pound bank notes. the bank of england is set to begin circulating the new money next year. the new notes will gradually replace those that feature the portrait of queen elizabeth. >>> baseball fans have blamed analytics to juiced balls for the explosion in home runs. turns out there's another factor, climate change. researchers at dartmouth released a paper that says climate change was responsible for 500 extra home runs during the last decade. they say warmer air is less dense so the ball travels further. the researchers were quick to point out climate change was only a minor contributor to the home run increase responsible for 1% of home runs during that decade. >>> giants, the home opener unless the books. this is a live look at a local park. crews are cleaning up. we'll take you to the ballpark. anthony flores joins us with the recap of today's game. gigive your smsmall business o one tech sosolut

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banks come in and buy janai. >> from washington, back across the pond to london getting all decked out in royal fashion.one week out from the coronation of king charles. count down is on. preparations underway. hey. >> good morning to you, janai. people trying to perfect k coronation. britain buzzing with all things coronation. yes, one week to go until things kick off right here. coronation ready with only one week to go into the big day. buckingham palace releasing three brand-new images of soon to be crowned king and queen. their majesties looking royally ready. clock ticking, last minute preparation is feverishly underway. hundreds of british military ng personnel on horseback to policy the grand coaches the king and queen will travel in. blessing the specially made anointing screen that will be used during sacred ceremony. [bagpipes playing] >> in history first type more than one quarter of a century, ancient coronation stone, also known as stone of scone. move aside coronation chair paper session route royal highness is will be making, 1.3 mile journey from buckingham palace, and parliament square