well, banks have seen a sharp rise in unsecured i seen a sharp rise in unsecured loans. consumer goods loans, those taking on credit cards, at a when household savings, investments and bank deposits have been at multi—year lows. in fact for these unsecured loan categories, the rise has been 23% over the last year, which is twice as fast as the overall bank credit growth in the country. last month the bank said they were keeping an eye on some fast—growing personal loan segments showing early signs of stress, especially the smaller loans segment, under $500 for the risk of default are higher. so now rbi has asked banks and financial institutions to keep capital buffer for every personal loan that they will give out. that means if banks decide to pass on that capital cost, these loans, these personal loans will become more costly, they will become more costly, they will not be as easy to get, and it will curb the growth. housing loans, education loans and those taken against gold and those taken against gold and jewellery however have been excluded. i5 and jewellery howeve

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>> yeah, so real preston sharp is my instagram. preston sharp is my facebook.on sharp, round of applause, ladies and gentlemen. america's finest. [applause] >> brian: meanwhile, appreciate you being here. coming up on one nation tomorrow night, 8:00, amongst our guests, we are going to have two of our war correspondence talking and giving perspective on these wars that they follow. trey yingst, benjamin hall offered analysis as well as what it is like interviewing all these terrorists. correspondent they will be helping us out. here'sy alli a former muslim who is now a christian. what is hamas' mindset and why they have to be eradicated dan aykroyd. daven aykroyd will be on. catch me on fox nation tour. teddy and booker t. pathway to racial equality. saturday in chattanooga, saturday in the evening in madison, alabama, and over in montgomery. i might be coming to your city. go to brian kilmeade.com. meanwhile, coming up straight ahead on this show, trump's gag order, lifted in new york civil fraud trial. look out truth social is going to be on fire today. plus,

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the year started off with a sharp , sharp slowdown in terms of the pace of job growth. we have been averaging about 260,000 jobs per month. this morning, the report for october showed a gain of only 150,000. >> what about wages? where do they stand right now? >> we have been seeing steady wage gains. over year wage gain for october was 4.1%. that was below the 4.2% that we had in september and below the numbers we had seen earlier this year. just as the job growth has slowed, so too has wage gains. the wage gains have slowed down far less than this sharp drop in job gains. >> thank you for joining us. >>> it is a top complaint for many b.a.r.t. riders, dirty trains. we look at what it takes to get them clean day in and day out. >>> see how the south bay community is coming together to help a neighbor on what is bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a

before launching the missiles, a sharp climb to altitude, a retreat maneuver , with the help of heat, the pilots distracted the ukrainian air defense systems and returned safely to the base; they learned their work already on the ground. carried out targeting, after which they left the affected area, according to the reports of previous aircraft gunners, the target was hit, the enemy was destroyed. today is mother's day in russia and this is another reason to say to my dearest, close, the one who will always understand and support warm words, in person, or at least on the phone, and of course, today they sound especially touching... congratulations that fly from the front line, these short videos, news to those who are waiting for the return of their sons , and they will definitely wait, reporting by dalmira beryukova, only a mother can calm such a quarrel, but yulia koftun doesn’t complain , every pillow fight usually ends with a tight hug, then chess, a game for older people, some people like very adult things, a nanny with younger sister, seven months old katya, the fourteenth chi

seen anything like that i haven’t seen any sharp ones, my son looks like nothing , i don’t look likething at all, damn, the fear of the dentist has remained since childhood, remember, when they still had drills, these are these cement fillings, but listen, and you won’t sit with me, well, you just need to talk to someone, you won’t believe it. i'm not afraid to go kayaking, i'm not afraid to fly, i have i drive business furniture from europe , sometimes you spend 10 hours, listen, you are so beautiful, even the town next to you is not so scary, it seems like such a dubious compliment, and you are married, officially yes yet. what are you looking for? i actually already found it, you judge me, this doesn’t concern me at all, well, of course, you’re boren, friend, according to your male psychology, your wife should wait another 5 years. ask your husband to come back, you are an independent adult and can do as you like best. mom, where are you going, to the store, but nothing, in europe 40 years old just starting to give birth.

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his name is george sharp, he was in the navy.alking around the cemetery, and it just really, hurt me that our veterans were not being honored. >> he just looked around and was so upset, he is like mom, i don't understand why aren't all of the other veterans in the cemetery being honored with flags and glow glers and flowers, i told him you have to do something about it if you are so upset. >> so, every weekend sometimes even after school i would come out to the cemetery. and place flags and flowers out. >> thank you for your service, clarence. >> after i honored every cemetery in redding, i realized that i needed to do more, i wanted to place flags and red carnations on veterans' gravesites all over the country it is, mazing to see -- amazing to see never state that i go to people that come out to help me. >> thank you all for coming out today to honor veterans. >> i started honoring veterans when i was 10 years old, i was 17, completing my goal it turned into something that i never thought could have happened. [applause] >> ladi

so, i think the previous administration took a very sharp change in direction in terms of us israelibeen in terms of holding israeli governments' feet to the fire and supporting palestinian ambitions for a two—state solution, versus tolerating, even welcoming settler expansion, potential annexation of the west bank. there's been quite different approaches from different administrations. i will give ourformer president real credit for the abraham accords, for coming up with ways to reduce tensions with regional arab muslim nations and putting off the potential annexation of the west bank through those abraham accords. but your assertion is that the arc of the united states over decades and somehow consistently across 0bama to trump, to biden, is to oppose a two—state solution. i don't think that's true. do you think that the mideast crisis is damaging america's capacity to continue supporting ukraine? it's straining our capacity politically, domestically. 0ur challenge here is to meet the moment of both, is to show that we are a trustworthy, reliable ally and partner. and president bi

as a tack, sharp, sharp as a tack. and that any intimation to any other state of his mind is just patently ridiculous. so, it's happy, i'm glad that -- i'm glad that president biden is the president. i don't see any other person around who would be able to manage this current situation as well as he has. >> yehuda, we appreciate you, as always, taking the time to join us tonight, especially, as we know, you wanted the opportunity to talk about your son as well, and that delayed the conversation with your daughter. please go take that call now. >> thank you. this is indeed the next mission that we have in front of us, and it's a very serious mission. >> thank you again. joining us "outfront" now, retired army lieutenant general mark hertling, former commanding general of europe. general hertling, it's good to have you with us. we heard clearly what the concerns are for yehuda, in terms of his son-in-law and so many other families about what could happen if in fact this pause ends tonight, if that happens, what do you im

so, i think the previous administration took a very sharp change in direction in terms of us israelibeen in terms of holding israeli governments' feet to the fire and supporting palestinian ambitions for a two—state solution, versus tolerating, even welcoming settler expansion, potential annexation of the west bank. there's been quite different approaches from different administrations. i will give ourformer president real credit for the abraham accords, for coming up with ways to reduce tensions with regional arab muslim nations and putting off the potential annexation of the west bank through those abra ham accords. but your assertion is that the arc of the united states over decades and somehow consistently across 0bama to trump, to biden, is to oppose a two—state solution. i don't think that's true. do you think that the mideast crisis is damaging america's capacity to continue supporting ukraine? it's straining our capacity politically, domestically. 0ur challenge here is to meet the moment of both, is to show that we are a trustworthy, reliable ally and partner. and president b

questions, it is an absolute, it is an absolute shame for the french , this cannot be, there is a sharpialogue, the french love it very much, that is... to give someone instructions to say something, well, i am not going to do that, but it is not necessary to talk about what can be and what is probable to say, well, of course, but how do you generally feel about this discussion, about this issue, about the dialogue with the russians, because there are a lot of different opinions. exists in relation to this matter, as in general, right now the policy of the ukrainian institute, the representation in france, how they decided to deal with this problem , when you are offered there, let's sit down, talk with someone from the russians, let's have this sharp dialogue with someone from those , who we call good russians, how do you plan to act in such situations, well personally, i am not going to conduct any dialogue , these...' about proposals from different people from different cultural figures here in france are heard, of course they are invited to various events, interesting events, and th

at the moment , there is a sharp escalation of the conflict between venezuela and guyana. the latter is an american ally; all pentagon resources are supposed to be directed to supporting the small south american country against caracas. in addition, according to the magazine, politics problems arose with european assistance to ukraine. hungarian prime minister presented ultimatums to the eu authorities. he threatens to completely block any assistance to kiev if the european union radically changes its relationship with zelsky. orban is outraged that europeans are being forced to support ukraine. in particular, hungary will not support the allocation of 50 billion euros, which was planned to be transferred to kiev in the next few years. the indignation of polish truck drivers is growing; it has become known that protests on the polish-ukrainian border will last at least until february. polish drivers also intend to lay siege to the fourth point shigini medical pass. representatives of the carrier company report that their losses during the two weeks of protest exceeded 8 mi

we have about 20 seconds. >> sean, he's incredibly sharp.t a better memory than i have, you have, biden could not walk out on that field much less get a roaring applause like president trump did. we've got big issues. >> sean: thank you. unfortunately that's all the time we have left. thank you for joining us. programming note, thursday, at 9:00 p.m., great red versus blue state debate between governor ron desantis and governor gavin newsom. you don't want to miss it. set your dvr. thank you for being with us. let not your heart be troubled.

there's also... been a sharp increase in settler violence and takeover of land across the west bank. since 7 october, nearly 1,000 palestinians from at least 15 herding communities have been forced from their homes. in the context of the coursive environment, they live in, the displacement of these communities may amount to the forceable transfer of a population, which is a grave breach of the fourth geneva convention. meanwhile, there have been reports of repeated clashes between palestinian resistance fighters and israeli troops in various parts of the occupied west bank. hundreds of fighters have presented a significant challenge to the israeli regime's aim of destroying the military and political capabilities of resistance there. before the start of israel's genocidal war on the gaza strip, the occupied west bank was already witnessing the deadliest year on record for. the worsening violence in the west bank has fueled concerns that the palestinian territory could become a third front in a wider war, in addition to the regime's northern separation line where clashes with lebanon'

as sharp as can be even in the end. i mean, there were people who were clambering to get to him. to say, you know, what do you think about this? what do you think about this? he served as national security adviser and secretary of state under president richard nixon, and then under gerald ford, but as you say, he was really a foreign policy guru for administrations, a lot of them, after that i saw him last when he was at charles -- lunch. i came there. charles asked me to a lunch, and i got there, and there was kissinger, and we spent the entire lunch talking about everything around the world. he was an amazing person who understood foreign policy from a lot of different spectrums. a lot of different perspectives, and like charles -- he could cut through the noise. >> sean: you know, it's interesting, we use the term frequently called shuttle diplomacy. he conducted first shuttle diplomacy in his quest for middle east peace. he usede secret channels to pursue ties between the u.s. and china, at that point, ending decade

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the kiev regime's weapons became a reason for sharp criticism of the head of the us treasury.n journalist tucker carloson literally accused the minister of instilling a death cult. according to carloson, military supplies to ukraine only prolong the conflict and, as a result, doom many people to death and suffering. pumping up ukrainian militants with equipment and weapons does not change the situation earth. in this case, what is this bloodthirstiness or madness of the authorities of western countries, especially the usa. for american politicians, for janet yellen, the secretary of the treasury, who yesterday announced that we must continue this war, what is this? a war without hope of victory? here is a person who is delighted at the prospect of loss of life, and i 'm talking specifically about jeannette ellan, our minister of finance. the fact that the west needs to reconsider its policy in relations with ukraine was also stated by hungarian prime minister viktor orban, in his words: european union strategy. russia cannot be defeated and it is pointless to simply spend colo

sharp frosts, may be mist and fog.a much brighter day for friday than what we have had today. lots of sunshine around, although it will be another chilly start. a few showers peppering western areas. later in the day, signs of a newer weather system arriving, with cloudy, wet weather and windy weather to the far west, otherwise a mostly chilly day across the uk. here is the picture saturday. low pressure firmly in control, lots of isobars on the chart. the weather and spreading northwards. it will turn blustery, a lot of cloud around. bands of rain spreading their way northwards, through saturday morning, followed by sunshine and blustery showers across southern and western areas, into the afternoon. you will notice the temperatures are much milder on saturday. highs of nine or 15 degrees. a similar story to sunday. i think we should see more sunshine around on sunday, particularly top and tail of the country. showery bursts of rain will affect central areas and it will remain blustery, especially across the south. sti

and really drawing a sharp contrast between - - i don't think that the contrast is not as sharp as it will be certainly in the spring of next year. there were numbers like 51% think that trump is a good world leader but 62% says not one who you would be proud to have as a president. so there is dissonance here. and i think voters are telling us that they are not happy with their choices. next year there will be a binary choice of two different voices and i think that we'll see a difference in those numbers. >> and of course that plays out over time as choices start to become real. it will be interesting to see how some of those opinions may or may not shift. have to leave it there. thank you all. >>> former president trump's eldest daughter ivanka trump set to take the stand this morning at her father's civil fraud trial here in new york. sth she attempted to challenge the subpoena without success and her testimony follows appearances by don and eric and also monday's testy exchanges between the judge and her father. so what does ivanka trump bring to the table? >> it will be interest

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this is what we often see in situations where there is geopolitical instability in the region, we see sharp jumps in energy and oil prices, we have seen this during previous crises and conflicts, however, if the current conflict coincides with all historical parallels, oil prices are still expecting an unpleasant rise; world bank analysts made an unoptimistic forecast, according to which the cost of black gold could exceed $150 per barrel. the world bank is carefully studying how previous ones developed. 1973, when the arab oil embargo was introduced, then oil production decreased by 8 million barrels per day, in which case prices could rise by more than 75%. exactly 50 years ago the yom kippur war between israel on one side. with egypt on the other led to a sharp rise in prices. in october , opec countries decided not to supply oil to countries that supported tel aviv in this conflict. as a result, oil prices soared by 70% within a month. and by january, 74 tripled compared to pre-war levels, from 4 to 13 dollars per barrel. after the emarga was lifted, oil sank a little, but still remaine

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it's a sharp difference from last night's version, which took place in a dark and empty street. two thai nationals are in this latest group, the other ten are his release. in all, -- that it took so far. but still, only a single american, four year old abigail -- , on sunday. two other american women, expected to be released by now are still being held. israel, for its part, releasing 180 palestinian prisoners. cia director bill burns arrived today in doha, qatar, after meetings with officials there, including, a source tells us, his adoptions and israeli counterparts. another source familiar with the trip tells cnn, that discussions are part of a push for a broader hostage deal, expanding beyond the current women and children. in the meantime, truth >> reporter: -- israeli military operations continue in the west bank. tonight saw clashes in jenin, with fighting near a local refugee camp. the idf telling us is conducting, quote, counterterrorism activities in the area, but not providing any other details, except to say it's expected to continue overnight. oren liebermann joins

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about this and other things for the next hour with our experts. military observer from israel david sharp and people's deputy of ukraine, former head of the security service of ukraine valentyn nalyvaichenko. before starting our conversation, i suggest watching a video of the consequences of russian shelling of the kherson region the occupiers every day the region is shelled by the occupiers, and as a result of one of the attacks , an entire floor of the regional science library named after oles honchar was completely burned. she was also targeted. two employees of the depot were injured. let's look at the consequences of shelling by the russian occupiers. this is what one of our libraries looks like now. the russian army at war with libraries. a fire broke out, this is what remained of the princesses. literally , we usually have 10-15 minutes there. 100% damage and how much equipment is damaged? only one? friends, for those who now watch us on youtube and on facebook, please like our pages and also like... thanks to this video, we are conducting a poll on youtube, today we ask you about

the harassment of palestinians by israeli settlers has also seen a sharp increase.ng the crisis in gaza to also press ahead. with this ethnic cleansing in the occupied west bank. as the world is watching a genocide unfolding in the gaza strip, another massacre. is taking place against the palestinian people in the occupied west bank since the israeli offensive began on the gaza strip on october 7, the violence against palestinians in the occupied west bank has also escalated. israeli forces have killed dozens of palestinians there, this release have cut off palestinian villages and cities from one another by closures and settler attacks. that has resulted in a near standstill of commercial activities of palestinians and their movements. furthermore, armed settlers backed by regime troops have blocked entrances to most palestinian villages, towns and cities through. military checkpoints, earth mounds, cement blocks and iron gates. during the current offensive, the rate of violence practiced by settlers against palestinians has escalated, that includes preventing them

this morning the jewish state coming under sharp criticism for its strike on a refugee camp. the israeli military defending the attack saying it killed dozens of militants, including a key hamas commander. but there's also an unknown number of civilian casualties. israel also confirmed nine more soldiers were killed in its ground incursion bringing the total to 11. secretary of state antony blinken plans to travel back to israel friday as the u.s. sends 300 more troops to the region. cbs' ian lee is joining us from tel aviv with the latest developments. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. israel says it has hit 11,000 targets since the beginning of the war. that's more than 440 every day. yesterday one of those strikes hit gaza's largest refugee camp. palestinian border officials say more than 80 wounded gazans are expected to cross into egypt for medical treatment today. overnight gunfire rang out and flares streaked across the sky over gaza. israeli defense officials claim a large number of hamas militants including a top commander were killed in wide-scale

the yom kippur war between israel on one side and syria on the egypt, on the other hand, led to a sharprices. in october, opec countries decided not to supply oil to countries that supported tel aviv in this conflict. as a result , oil prices soared by 70% within a month. and by january, 74 tripled compared to pre-war levels from 4 to 13 dollars per barrel. after removal. bargo oil sank a little, but still remained slightly more expensive than before the crisis; from that moment on, the market was in constant anticipation of conflicts and instability. in the 21st century, a sharp increase in prices for oil was linked to the iraq war in 2003, when, contrary to the original us plan, trade in iraqi oil was suspended after several law firms warned that trading would be impossible due to the absence of an official owner. normal trading resumed only after the sanctions were lifted and the new government was sworn in, naturally, after the massacre of hussein. in the case of a similar scenario, which was baptized as an average failure, the world will face a reduction in oil supplies and a rise

anticipate attacks and knows vulnerability and governor ron desantis has a sharp team, too.cinating to see. charlie, thanks so much, appreciate it. >> brian: toss to ainsley in a secure location next to me in the studio. >> ainsley: a 14-year-old suspect in custody after deadly stabbing inside a high school gym in raleigh, north carolina. griff jenkins has been tracking the story and joins us with details. how is the student doing? >> griff: the one that is injured has nonlife-threatening injuries, this brawl sounds like something that happens in a prison yard not inside a raleigh, north carolina high school gym and this morning a 15 year old is dead and a 14 year old charged with murder after this fist fight between students broke out outside the gym and moved inside and a student was seen stabbing two other students with a sharp object, one dead and one left with injuries. the mother of alleged stabber told a local station this. the whole situation is terrible, i feel bad for the other family, i feel bad for my son, he was fighting for his life, it wasn't a fair fight. ral