you are on with shai akabas. go ahead. >> yes, i have a comment for him. he mentioned something about the united states being the gold standard of the world, right? it used to be. we have turned into a third world country. this president, this administration is destroying this country in every possible way, every possible way. and you talk about a gold standard? there is no gold standard anymore. he's destroying this country. >> that's the point, any comments? >> i would disagree with the proposition that were third world country at this point. i think we're still considered the global economic leader, both in terms of the data and in terms of leadership. but i do agree with the implication that the color has that we have major problems in this, country on a variety of fronts, every almost -- and those need to be addressed. some of them are quite urgent. >> should the peace garden state, this is lewin, democrat, good morning. >> hey there, good morning. i was going to say that i think that you can't fix capitalism with capitalism. it just doesn't work, you

shay? >> i met with the regulators as chairman of the board, so i can't speak for their communications or other communications with the bank. >> roffler? >> maybe just a couple points. first of, all i think in the testimony written yesterday he commented about the failure of first republic was largely contingent about -- and did not speak to management. i would add that i know several of comments were made, that miniature, that were confidential supervisor information it was made public. i do think that the committee, might be infinite information, and could make that request, i believe, of the fdic, and in california, which would try it to scripture as a pertains to first republic. and, lastly, i would say not, as i mentioned earlier, wisconsin examinations. the fdic of california were gone premised regulators for six or seven years. they looked at a variety of topics, risks, interest rate risk when they provided supervisory recommendation, and so they did, mention work to exchange him in

shay, how long have you been in banking? how long haven you been in the banking arena? touch your mic on. you're a director but in the banking sector? how many years? >> about 30 years. >> 30 years. >> 30 or more years. >> mr. roffler, how long andve employed as a banker? >> i've been ae first republic employee for 13 years and before that i was with kpmg. >> for how long? >> 16 years. >> okay.1616 all of you have seen ups and downs in the market. i'm in real t estate role, development role, it's ups and downs. mr. berk, i find it hard to believe that your company grew from 40 billion up to 210 billion. i find it hard to believe that particularly with the ratings that y'all had received and warnings that whetherec it was u in writing or in words, it wouldn't mou for a conversation that not hedging your bets on thege deposits and 94% were uninsured and how did you resident that can and come to that conclusion? paid high returns and it was 94% of your deposits being above 150,000. how did you rationalize that? >> congressman, that was our business model that again my enti

shay. mr.howell, thank you for joining us. >> good morning chairman brown, ranking member scott, and members of the committee. i grew up in orange county, new york. after graduating high school, i work to pay to action while attending the state university of new york and albany. it was there that i bet my wife, amy. after graduation, i enter the banking industry, first working at republic national bank as a small staff auditor. i worked in various positions at republic for nearly eight years, and join signature bank in 2000. i had signature, i started at the bank's controller, and three years of hard work, rose through its ranks. i later served as a bank's chief financial officer for several years, and was promoted to a position in corporate and business development. in that role, i work to help them grow the bank's core client base of small to medium sized businesses. i lead the addition of experience banking teams both in the banking traditional near market, as well as our expansion to califo

shay? what is chairman of the board i think i had a responsible role throughoutth. this is second period do you the responsibility for the failure? i'm sorry that the bank was seized by the regulators. but we had to quit about your depositors are too. okay i take that as a no. mr. roffler? >> mr. chairman this is an event that's unforeseeable what happens. the contagion spread very quickly in panic is very hard to control. what i feel responsible for is for our colleagues each and every day and our clients each and every day to make sure they are taking care of and supported during this time the quickset also sounds like a nurse or congratulations mr. becker the owen to man up and take responsibility for that. so i will start with you. since i cannot get the other two toon actually admit to their own failings. i like to hear from you, what would you have done differently in hindsight? >> congressman, the question to the point made earlier but foster i've thought about that a lot over the la

you are on with shai akabas.why the democrats don't cut off the red states when they run out of money. the republican states have their hands out at every year, taking more money than they put into the federal government and they are the ones that want to cut back spending but their hands are out for more money. i know that kentucky takes like $20 billion a year that they do not put in. west virginia takes out $17 billion a year that they do not put into the federal government. if the federal government has to balance its budget, why don't the states have to balance their budgets to live off their own gdp? guest: the state do mostly have to balance their own budget and what you are referring to is what you're talking about the earlier part of the answer, where they received reports from the federal government that is contributing to the fiscal problems at a national level and some states received were reports and others. that is a challenge and one that members of congress better what -- battle with an they want

shay. mr.howell, thank you for joining us. >> good morning chairman brown, ranking member scott, and members of the committee. i grew up in orange county, new york. after graduating high school, i work to pay to action while attending the state university of new york and albany. it was there that i bet my wife, amy. after graduation, i enter the banking industry, first working at republic national bank as a small staff auditor. i worked in various positions at republic for nearly eight years, and join signature bank in 2000. i had signature, i started at the bank's controller, and three years of hard work, rose through its ranks. i later served as a bank's chief financial officer for several years, and was promoted to a position in corporate and business development. in that role, i work to help them grow the bank's core client base of small to medium sized businesses. i lead the addition of experience banking teams both in the banking traditional near market, as well as our expansion to califo

typically between 12% and 15%, so a company could make -- >> that's a good profit. >> sure. >> but shay pentagon analysts found total profits approached 40%. >> based on what they actually made, we would have received an entire year's worth of missiles for free. >> an entire year worth of missiles. >> we would have got them for free. >> boeing declined our request for comment. lockheed told us, we negotiate with the government in good faith on all our programs. but after the review, the pentagon negotiated a new contract with the company, saving $550 million. >> well, that's how you become the most hated man in the pentagon. when you say, no, no, we're actually going to pay attention to this. >> army negotiators also caught assad's former employer raytheon making what they called unacceptable profits from the patriot system, by dramatically exaggerating the cost and hours it took to build the radar and ground equipment. >> you called raytheon on the carpet. >> yes, i did. you know, of course, i reported that information up the chain. but then i went to the inspector general and i also w

and, shai, we know what happened the last time the u.s. got downgraded during the debt ceiling drama. how thin codo you get the sense their patience is right now? >> well, they are very, very concerned, i can tell you. they are trying to get every speck of insight they can as to how this conversation going, and it's changing day by day, hour by hour. we really can't ard in order on complacent. i know prior guests said we've resolved this situation numerous times in the past, but when we're keeling with the full and credit of the united states and credit rating agencies, financial markets, households, businesses, we really can't just assume that this is all going to work out. so i am cautiously optimistic that in the next 24-48 hours we'll make progress towards that deal. the good news is that i think the contours are pretty clear at moment. they've outlined where the two sides are, and they've narrowed those differences. 9 the question is can they now frame it up in a way that they can sell to both republicans and democrats. liz: you know

shay? >> as chairman, i don't know precisely the conversations that were taking place between treasury -- >> who was a contact, i guess is a question. >> excuse me? >> what's the contact between your bank and regulators in regard to the amount of money flowing out? >> i would defer to management. >> mr. roffler? >> thank you for the question, congressman. as i mentioned in my testimony, we always had an open working relationship with regulators. that included as the contagion spread, on march 10th, we had multiple meetings in the morning, all the way through the evening that day, reviewing our funding, our liquidity and what was happening. >> i was on wall street during 1987. panic that was flying through social media, people were saying they didn't want to hear about solvency, did not want him at $29 million liquidity, they did not want to hear about rating agencies, did not want to hear anything. they just wanted to hear that they got their money into a too big to fail bank, they needed i

first danielle shay is here talking about selling in may guess what, she is buying.this. (water splashing) hey, dad... hum... what's the ocean like? ♪ are there animals living underwater? ♪ is the ocean warm? yeah, it can be very warm. ♪ you were made to remember some days forever. we were made to help you find the best way there. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ charles: well my next guest was buying google before that big a.i. event yesterday. of course it is breaking out now. i want to bring in simpler traying director of options danielle shay. danielle, great move. this pop a.i. mentioned over 100 times yesterday, do you feel it's trade or that google is really back in its a.i. game? >> i think it is a little bit of both, charles. i think last quarter google had an a.i. event and i think it was a little bit of a disappointment especially coming after microsoft's news with open a.i. you look comparison last quarter versus this quarter, the market is showing they think google is back. the announcements yesterday were really strong. i do think it's trade. i think trading up into 120, 12

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that >> bipartisan policy dot org is the website for the bipartisan policy center, shai akabas is the director there. we appreciate your time. >> thank you so much for having me. >> it's our open form of this plan our program. there is about 20 minutes left today. we'll take you there for coverage when they do. until then, your phone calls, democrats to 02748 8000, republicans, to a 2748 8001. independents, 202748 8002. as you're calling in, some breaking news this morning from washington, d.c., and new york specifically as well, congress men george santos, republican of new york, he is in custody today after being indicted on 13 federal charges, including wire fraud, and money laundering. the charges are seven counts of wire fraud, three counts of money laundering, one account of i have public funds, -- false statements to the house of representatives. he's in custody in the federal courthouse according to a spokesperson at the u.s. attorney's office for the eastern district of new york. he will be arraigned today at approximately 1 pm eastern. his surrender came one day after report

shay? >> as chairman, i don't know precisely the conversations that were taking place between treasury -- >> who was a contact, i guess is a question. >> excuse me? >> what's the contact between your bank and regulators in regard to the amount of money flowing out? >> i would defer to management. >> mr. roffler? >> thank you for the question, congressman. as i mentioned in my testimony, we always had an open working relationship with regulators. that included as the contagion spread, on march 10th, we had multiple meetings in the morning, all the way through the evening that day, reviewing our funding, our liquidity and what was happening. >> i was on wall street during 1987. panic that was flying through social media, people were saying they didn't want to hear about solvency, did not want him at $29 million liquidity, they did not want to hear about rating agencies, did not want to hear anything. they just wanted to hear that they got their money into a too big to fail bank, they needed i

danielle shay is here to tell us which one right after this.customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. with the money we saved, we tried electric unicycles. i think i've got it! doggy-paddle! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ (water splashing) hey, dad... hum... what's the ocean like? ♪ are there animals living underwater? ♪ is the ocean warm? yeah, it can be very warm. ♪ you were made to remember some days forever. we were made to help you find the best way there. ♪ i can't, you know, thank my parents enough for making sure that this connection is here. one of the things that my mother told me when she was in the hospital, she didn't tell me, actually, she couldn't speak at the time, but she wrote it down... "go see alicia." oh, my goodness. you know, and there was never a time that you were too busy. there was never a time you said i'll call you back, you know. i needed to be there to carry you through, just like, you know, some of my friends carried me through. ♪. charles: so could we o

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later, the stalemate over raising the debt limit and the potential impact of a default th shai akabas. washington journal is next. ♪ host: good morning it is wednesday, may 10, 2020 three. house and

hunter college strongly condemns the unacceptable actions of shay lean rodriguez, has taken immediateeen relieved of her duties at hunter college effective immediately and will not be returning to teach at the school. hunter college is part of city university. i represented teachers who have been fired with some good results. she could get hidden in the city university of new y york. >> dana: they do that all the time. >> greg: there are message boards. they take creeps from one school where there have been complaints and move them to another school and don't tell the parents, don't tell the other teachers, certainly don't tell the students. yes, city university of new york, a giant institution and they'll put her somewhere because her union, what she did was unacceptable when she went up to the students, she tossed leaflets, used the f word, and was trans-phobic. she told one of the nice young men he can't have a baby and in this world he can be a -- i thought that was very, very cruel. threatening someone with a knife, with a machete up to their neck. that's indefensible. >> geraldo

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shay have us increasingly seriously not divorced.said that she would rip me off, as sticky, not only did i leave her an apartment. she was going to sue the dacha car. well in as compensation for lost youth. and what did you answer? i said that i would think about it, but in the conditions of the future wife, natasha talked about it. and as on the same day we have each other's secrets, no. i've never seen her before, only once in a photo by accident. and when you found out about the conditions that the hollow, well, on the same evening when he returned and from her, he said that she was going to avenge his departure in this way, which you were going to do, but we definitely didn’t collect her to kill. everyone has a court there are good lawyers. you never know what, she wanted, you see the apartments and the dacha were all bought with his money , they were going to go to court, and besides the intention they took some material steps, maybe the lawyer everything happened on the eve of our departure. we were going to do it after our ret

any other species living here we have -- behind me hello deli pain when i was gonna turn around here shay this check her. he he's looking a bit all because he's losing his by because a few months -- doesn't say is very friendly. when the parents would soon the much in demand sometimes from their own offspring but frequently from other hungry bids hoping for a feed? it's late in the season and many are exercising their wings and preparation to leave. nothing about. other things does is they give you this. sort of canary in the coal mine indication as to what's happening in the southern ocean. and this is significant because it's big. this colony appears to be thriving but on the antarctic peninsula to the east of here it's a different story. there is this woman faster than any other place on the planet colonies of a daily penguins like these have been abandoning their nesting sites and moving south. perhaps in search of colder locations. certainly up sitting many hundreds if not thousands of years of breeding bahagia. i've the previous weeks we've been to some extraordinary places and seen

all the nuts and bolts of that shai very carefully described are important.se the car in which those nuts and bolts are churning is headed straight for the cliff. the driver's wheel of that car is the congress of the united states. all it has to do is turn away from the cliff. and the easy way to do that is to raise the debt. ceiling. the debt ceiling which was arbitrarily set not long ago at 31.4 billion dollars is just a number. it's a number that creates a fear and chaos and that gives people like mccarthy and those who are driving his train. gives them the ability to hold all of us hostage. the 14th amendment is not itself a tool. a device. it is an obligation. it's an obligation that the president has to take seriously. if he makes absolutely clear that the social security recipients. the military and medical recipients of our obligations as well as the holders of bonds. we will be paid. congress will have no choice but to raise the ceiling. if it does not. there will be chaos. interest rates will spike. there is nothing at that point that the president

to bring mark, we have shay salinas, a former quake player and a current club ambassador.f fans in the south bay, how do you think the crowd will be like, given that it is a big holiday in the bay area? >> a big holiday weekend. there is a ton of activities. i expect the game to have a lot of energy and excitement. lfc is a good team. which should be a good game. >> reporter: they are the champs and they won last year and they are at the top right now. we are in fourth place with the quakes, how will it be? how will this matchup look like? >> it will be a beacon. carlos is playing very well right now. we have a few guys playing well. christian espinosa is doing well. it should be a tight matchup but it will be a exciting event with 40,000 people in the stands. that will be a lot of fun. >> reporter: shea salinas promised he will teach me a few tricks. we only have time for one. keep it easy on me. >> we will do this. you can eventually get very good at it. >> reporter: i have been watching a lot of ted lasso. hold my microphone please. >> you have to kick and catch. that w

against president or the one which changed the political landscape in the country are to correspond to shay bows, digs into the political background of cherokee, the street groups, military infrastructure and commanders were targeted reportedly heading over 250 sites. in response to at least 900 rockets were launched at israel from palestinian territories. earlier civilians begin the process of saying their final goodbyes to their loved ones. we heard the hiring tale of a father and the fiance of a young woman was killed during and is really night. attack is mecan as one of the most difficult days of life is the separation of loved ones. there is no resistance to the israeli occupation on my part. i'm not a resistance fighter. we do not carry weapons. we are citizens who must live, say they stole her dream of marriage. i want my voice to reach to the last person so that we can file a complaint in international forms. the victims are too innocent. girls who are murdered while they were sleeping. focusing on our dream was to hold the wedding ceremony and unconventional ceremony. we decided to

and this guy, jeremy belknap, he is a very concerned with shays rebellion, with what he sees as know too much democratization in american culture. and he says, we have to get a handle on the memory of the past and and formalize it and make sure the great men are respected. we don't have just a sort of people's gone crazy, you know. so he starts trying to tighten the reins and then you get people like this guy in philadelphia who is going to be one of the people who's involved there with collecting the lock of washington's hair and starting. john fanning what's a film? the philadelphia i'm sorry, pennsylvania historical society and he becomes a corresponding member of a bunch of these. you can see this little memory box where everything's its place. here he promotes this elitist view where they try to get things under control. to me, the high watermark of that is 1831, where in we're in virginia, they start the virginia historical society and. that's the year where you get the, you know, rebellion in virginia. that that that scares the slaveholding elite. where nat turner picks july 4

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in 2016, i want to show you this report by r t corresponded shay bowl, which has been digging into the political background of the church of us took a faces into its most important collection. in modern times. it's worth revisiting the dramatic events that unfolded their back in 2016 when a failed military to polarize target society left hundreds dead, and ultimately consolidated president or the guns grip on power the the, well, the crew attempt itself may have over the last of the few hours its impact is still very much felt today in a turkish society, increasingly divided on the future direction of the country with allegations of aren't involved and quickly emerging with support is over it again, pointing the finger at an opposition network led by fed 2 lagoon and a turkish cleric, an ex ally over to gun living in self imposed excellence in the us. it is blessedly clear that the united states is behind july 15. it was the federal terrorist organization. now canada doubts up on their orders. in the united states had no involve months in the 2016 attempted coup integrity and promptly

general, it is precisely during shay pina practions that command posts, logistics centers , logistics routes, any warehouses with ammunition and so on are destroyed, that is, any military infrastructure that allows the russians to effectively defend themselves. before the active phase begins, the task is to create conditions during the shapepin, when the russians will not be able to defend themselves effectively. but at the same time, some viewers said that the west expects ukraine to act on the results of the counteroffensive, according to these results , will already determine whether to continue aid regardless of these promises to support ukraine as much how much will it take, in your opinion, the west is putting pressure on ukraine i see absolutely no reason for the west to put pressure on ukraine the fact is that when the russians, every night, every day they are trying to break through the ukrainian air defense system by simply launching dozens of missiles dozens of e-e strike drones and so on . and when the ukrainian air defense system operates with e-e quality with a reliabili

that we got the letters that goes to the specific into because on demand bus, the model number of you shay, all the data. so that will look up, the most of them doesn't be of the b because instead of just kind of, you know, getting better membership. other than jewels, all muslims to i'm going to switch to your side of the solution. sunny owner. so my son is a chosen by the get assembled about wanting to was in the mortgage. you know, the same the only time you called at the tip lease. i'll be at the home us now and the easy some people know that i've used with a few this i do the committed by the time of them you can be there where they shut that us is the day is how we kind of joke. so that's why i gave you all this. it is vacant, mazda, you sell a lot of the, get an estimate of. so the customer to shift to me. ok to say time does it go to your culture then we as it is on the unit. good. and then the coma, the gazette, nicholas lubano. come on. we'll jump to the. yeah. and the when he got a lot on the bus but not be a sunbeam. on the 5th, maybe it takes a muscle to shoot you a video just

and now we were talking about earlier in shays program the about so there's 2 attempts that happened in 2016. yes, 7 years of pause, but there's also a 7 year is how has this could attempt to d shape the country, maybe shape the politics? and so it's about that as sure. firstly, i have to say that this cool attempt was not just against prisons out of the gun or his government, but it was against the integrity of, of turkey and also the, the structure of to, to states this uh, that was the main target of the, of the members of the organization who try this cool attends. so the provoke a call for the state aid sites approval, conflicting side of army, which floats and with the civil war. that's uh, and the main goal is, was like kind of that as old as 51513. but the resistance of the 2 main power seemed 13. uh, the governments and the 2 of the forces. and also i think this is the most important point. also the we can call them say to that fits we have like same at least all seem to bill pressing army babies to, to this attempt. because like me, these poor forces understood that this at

the common johnson as his origins of the ministry rule of augusta pena shay. this attempts to replace it comes 9 months off to vote is overwhelmingly rejected of impose constitution, they deemed to progressive, less than america this at least. and even isn't the capital santiago, the latest back to the drawing board. some change we assume there will be, but it won't be as much change as the 1st attempt to write a new charge or some called it progressive. but others considered it far too radical. and it has to be said that the delegates that, that made up the previous constitutional a convention as it was called then. now it's going to be called a constitutional counsel or a $150.00. but the vast majority of them represented the left and the center left very little of the center and the more conservative part of the chileans. and so at the end, it was a very on balance draft, at least in the view of the majority of the chileans that rejected it this time around. it's of much smaller council. it whether it's likely to be much more tilted to the right. so your qu

alex alex bra shay. >> this chilling video shows missing emt, clothes tattered, barefoot, entering a convenience store to call 911. >> you'll never believe this. we got a call from lachelle jordan. she got away from people that kidnapped her. >> the mother of two taken to the hospital, ending several days of searching by police and volunteers. family telling police she stepped out to grab something from her car and never returned. jordan's family says she was set to testify in a rape and kidnapping case involving a 65-year-old, and that the 30-year-old told them he was stalking her, violating a restraining order multiple times. he appeared in court for the rape and kidnapping and arrested for additional alleged offenses the same day. police telling abc news, he is not connected to the disappearance. police continue to investigate this incident. david, tonight her father tells abc news the family is happy to be able to see her again and she looked to be okay. david? >> alex presha reporting. thank you. when we come back, video tonight. a pilot pleading guilty to intentionally crashing

this choose they, according to the russian defense ministry who live now to our, to correspond and shay bows. who's in south west moscow, where a number of attacks were recorded, che, i believe you are near one of those a part in sites? no. people have been evacuated from their homes. we heard earlier as a precaution. what's the situation like us? it's us. yes you and in the well, as you can see, we're here in a limited ski prospect which is a residential area of moscow on the, on the edges of the the suburbs essentially of most got his own military targets here or anything regarding government or military installations. here and one of these drones, one of, according to the ministry defense, a drones that were launched the, they believe like a key of carrying explosive charges, a age of which were all disabled at the ministry says that 5 of them were shut down by the cancer s and t aircraft system and we were disabled by electronic means, a meeting that deviated from their original flight path. and we believe that one of those drones hit the residential building that you can see behind

congratulations on the holidays, he is interested in how the professor and professor shay, will theyive soon, says that he misses them very, very courteous young man. well, since you say that no one drove a car for 3 months. i think we'll wait with the inspection. well sorry, goodbye, goodbye. goodbye. the neighbors said that it was kopylov who left for gomel a month ago. i myself saw the lock on his door. who did he work? for what? we do not need information, when the crime was committed he was no longer in the city. all i still needed to know everything. well, tomorrow i will collect all the information from kopylov. adventurous, lately i have already seen him twice and not just seen him talking. i wonder what they talked about with him? imagine a week ago. and i played chess with him in the club, and the day before yesterday i met on the street, it turns out he didn’t leave anywhere, where he works. he worked. in the same taxi depot where the taxi was stolen from, curious? really curious. good afternoon. sorry comrade. take a look, please, so this is igor vasilievich on the last d

congratulations on the holidays, he is interested in how the professor and professor shay, will theyve soon, says that he misses him, a very very courteous young man. well, since you say that no one drove a car for 3 months. i think we'll wait with the inspection. hmm well, sorry, goodbye, goodbye. goodbye. was no longer in the city. still, i had to find out. well, tomorrow i will collect all the information from kopylov. adventurous lately i've been i saw him twice and not only saw him , but talked. i wonder what they talked about with him? imagine a week ago. i didn’t play chess with him in the club, but the day before yesterday i met on the street, it turns out he didn’t leave anywhere, where he works. did he work at the same taxi company where the cab was stolen from? really curious. where did you get this hunting gave as a keepsake? igor vasilich, did he not come to you on the last day? no, it was not visible. thank you girls. goodbye. excuse me, do you want a little trick? let's please this is a hat that we found at the crime scene. this hat is also familiar to you. i don't und

evidence, the killers of not being brought to justice on presidential election candidate, my home in shay has withdrawn from the rice, giving a potential boost to come out of the list of early the main rival president rush of time, do i'm inside blames an apparent smear campaign against him is the reason behind that decision to pull out of the race because of headlines as always, please visit our website. i would just say we don't come for the latest on all of our top stories. state change because 11 east is coming up next is heading to the poles 3 months after one of its worst disasters in recent history . how all the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes impact politics come president ambulance to rely with his traditional supposed space with a coalition of opposition, policies and his 20 legacy. joining us from self care for him, the coverage of presidential elections on al jazeera, the tele bodies back in power in this kind of step. and sean is entrepreneurs, they're on the hunt with a golden opportunity for image in new york times in june, new york for land special intentions and

storage of ammunition, petroleum products and so on, that is , the destruction of logistics, this is all shay for example, the situation under the bahmut around the bahmut in the bahmut itself, this is also an element shepina practices, it is obvious that this forces the enemy to concentrate huge forces in this direction, and what's more, now it seems that the withdrawal or the regrouping of the wagner group's troops has begun, and this means that an additional several thousand regular forces have to be taken there from somewhere, and this is not the case simply, these are several battalions of a tactical group that the russian army must remove from other directions and transfer to bakhmut in order to prevent the front from collapsing, because at the moment the ukrainian army has created a very dangerous situation for the russians under bakhmut when on the flanks are looming and ukrainian forces are looming on the commanding heights in the very place although not everything is 100%. there are russian troops who are now coming in and coming out in agnerivtsi, and if they don’t get a few thousa

care system and altering the data, putting in vaccines that were supposedly never taken by president shay, annabelle, so nato and his daughter now are people while he was in government since he had made a campaign discrediting the vaccine and, and, and at a moment were brazil had the largest 2nd largest death toll after the united states . and they were, he was being investigated and he was asked to show his vaccination card, which he never did. and now apparently this system was altered so that it would seem as if he and his daughter had been vaccinated. also now to said that he never did that he was not vaccinated. he repeated. and he's, when he talks about being able to discuss openly, the coven 19 vaccine. it means being open to question them. question would whether they are about whether it's a, what good way of combating the pandemic or not. because that was one of the big issues during his presidency was allowing so many brazilians to die. when brazil could have imported vaccines before it actually did both scenarios, finding himself in all sorts of trouble, isn't he? what else is

jessica washington reports from shay, han wisdom. china, these se on the countries ancient capital, it was once the starting point of the historical silk road, a network of trade routes spread across central asia and in the symbolic location. china seeking to strengthen connections with its neighbors. for the 1st time, presidents, cheese and ping is hosting. delete is of cause it's done. cute. gets done to take is done to venice done and as big as done would it be very important for all 6 countries? um that they can talk about, you know, how they can start at economic recovery and continue the front trip. and they are very stable ties. central asian countries are seeking to strengthen trade ties and does most go pull those funds into with war and ukraine and faces the economic impact of sanctions. analysts say badging isn't increasingly appealing partner try to can play a more supportive role in, in the region and, and working with the region, but not at the expense of, of russia trade between china and central asian nations. he to record high a $70000000000.00 in 2022 and many transpo

signature banks, founders scott shay was forced to watch this old video of himself possible the i happen to know for a fact that won't happen is to show you and the video arch. yes, i mean that video and you show that video to the public. um the, the video was designed as a morale boosting, but did you show it to the palm who it was shown at the employee parties? but it was silicon valley's former chief who went to hawaii the day after his bank failed. that drew the most outrage, did you have a chance to walk on the beach, sit on the beach and when you did? did you think about what you've done to these people? the last time that silicon valley's seo testified before congress was to lobby for rolling back banking regulations in 2018. he guy, what he wanted and his bank grew as a result. now, congress is considering retiring those rules, but only after putting those bank losses feet to the fire. heidi joe castro algae 0 washington. authorities in ukraine have detained the head of the supreme court in a high level corruption pro ukrainian. m. p says so followed me as it was detained in conn

issue, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the hello and welcome to was a part of an old church shay has said that was himself. first is the punishment of his tongue in son's getting them to catch. this may never have been more sure about the turkish politics and the wage. they fire rabbits, rhetoric of presidents, and on electra flies, half of the electrician repels. they either encourages some of his opponents to do the same with the 2nd round of elections looming in a week. will the church foliage with that anger without hope? so perhaps with something in between, both to discover them no joined by too tired to run. professor emeritus of political science in the department of international relations at eastern board build the university professor to run. it's a great pleasure talking to you. thank you very much for your time. thank you very much. it's a pleasure. you know, my home is a half turkish household. so the election night was quite a nail biting experience here, which i left my family and many of our turkish friends. puzzled, i'm confused. not so much about the performanc