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i'm not going to be on my garage, get your mama laura slough pursuing the flash. yeah. cause i've got food enough, i just wonder how much me on this lovely because a lot of symbol which is good for those who will need to be moved on to something you wanna put through this rule. would you do by or the phone was doing this little boy, jeanette has never had. his income is growing quite long now his father has to be crated. i wanna know what the thing needs to do. see, well, your column a since no one just in the room, each one of these. what was the crowd on each of them? here's your buck during winter in uh i have to get the grades good, but then i do isn't in june that our lease and i did send you a drive to to can you tell us what i know what the issue. busy to myself for the thing is don't 5 minutes. so it's the not one of you and who is going to do john's visually going done. did treat us cool. i was, i'm not, not the so i to the guys a you call it the knob. others who do good stuff thing to check. cool. so to so the general true for us to, to what the but let's go t

today >>> a federal agency is ordering bank of america to pay over $100 million to customers for a slough of abuses, including double-dipping fees and open fake accounts. karen tso joins us with the details. good morning >> good morning to you both. we have seen the second largest bank in the united states, bank of america, slapped with that $150 million fine against consumer abuses that have hurt hundreds hundreds thousands of customers. practices include charging bogus fees and multiple $35 overdraft fees for the same transaction. also whether it comes to credit cards, the much-sought rewards that many signed up for, signed up customers for credit cards without their consent. the bank will have to pay up $80.4 million to customers in compensation on top ofn top o3 million. it signals that the bad banking behavior we saw at wells fargo in 2016, bank accounts that were created that stretched just beyond one bank. it is a negative indication on some of the banking behaviors. >> we'll be waiting for the notices and checks in the mail or maybe direct deposit. thank you. >>> still to come on

this case is those are the initial setup with i'm not going to be on the meals we do. baba, flora sloughed, pursue the flash. yeah. because of that. what else is good enough? i just want the social so those are pretty much me on this lovely because the symbol which is good for those who will need to be moved on to something on a computer or device is the west propaganda war against prussia? beginning to show practice the military situation, your brain is being revealed is grim with anything approaching optimism, fading nonetheless. suffice administration in the inner parties, soldier on wasting ukrainian blood the is this the sure blue distances, the sort of the series doing it for you and you have them by see the display of this of the property, but even the way needs. yeah. the classic nurse, a new mistress, and you to see because of that to those and within school, mental village doesn't notice we are gambling with the future of all mankind and we're, we're risking it for not the the little to no one. no, no, no, no, no, not for to most of the location of the unit 731 was a unique organ

i'm slough. stephanie spencer, that has an explanation for the constant west lane. she thinks that was triggered by severe stress. my mom's, let me see. my husband died in february last year for more not just 5 months later . my father in law died and then a very good friend of mine who helped me a lot like the steering out the belonging and what was no, go has no problem, a disappeared and then he committed suicide. and then and then at the end of the year, my sister got breast cancer and at some point it was fun just oh too much for me is chronic, tentative. there's a sound in the ear that won't go away and is perceived differently by different people. hearing is not just a mechanical process. here, cells into years converts sound waves into nerve impulses. but 1st, the brain gives these electrical stimuli content and meaning. are they important score, unimportant, pleasant or unplugged. this interaction between auditory stimuli and the brain can cause tentative as a psycho sematic reaction to stress, worry or anxiety. but it can also be the result of damage to th

these partnership, ironically, that is if you are absolutely right, the essential sloughed by the west on us to bolster our relations with all the regions of the world. technically because the countries we use to interact with are no longer available. this is number one. they also help in terms of ideological motivation. the africans we have faced, the rows of claudio is, and your colonial policies know well, well, what they are dealing with that is unlike some of our closest neighbors, were brain washed and are told that russia is a colonial power. that who has never really experienced colonial rule in their history. on the contrary, russia always invested much more in them than it did in itself. they had far higher living spenders. lot of yeah. is sonya and may 20. i have always had the highest standard of living. we all know that the africans have 1st hand experience of colonialism. they bore the brunt of it and quoting the variable situation in the democratic republic of the congo country that was treated by king leopold. the 2nd of belgium as his private property, the congolese pe

it's on home and has more in the sloughs. great frontier. we have been a maps of mos in the moon and the ocean floor, but we may be close to mining there, like 7 representatives from many of the world's nations and now together in kingston, jamaica, part of the international c. but of course he's annual meant to talk about is that when that should happen to be, there was pressure from some countries for regulations of mining to be decided during these meetings. so the commercial extraction could begin. but the international see bit of authority is now decided it needs more time to decide in the code likely until at least 2025 costa rica and other countries have been pushing for delay in the room. we cannot accept artificial gates. we will finish when we're ready to finish. the value of the ocean wishes, which belongs to humanity, is larger than any investment. and we need to be able to, to look to our children and grandchildren in the rise and know that we did buy the list. right? many conservationist wants to move in just a temporary delay

this is our tension are still still ahead in the program slough, with functions for helping those in need. a prominent disabled fellow, russian, businessman in charge. the worker is a curious by western states of kids, nothing ukrainian children, despite their parents, find king him for his efforts. we'll have more on the look of nature and then use the around save. india could be granted preference when it comes to oil exports, with a view to deepening ties with new deli. but as a pushback against us sanctions must occur for the to happen. we are one of them. we are ready to give special priority to india, but india should show willingness. while some background here, india is not important crude from around for 4 years. now, seeing companies not both order from to run reading officials also stressed increased investment from w t. ports on around southern coast, i'm expand transport and trade, touch the use of local currencies and by law federal trade. that's also something to run wants to single the asian merits for them stays around is driving to develop cooperation with the world

to guess so that there is going to be some time and it will be renew still a head in the program sloughed with sanctions for helping those in prominent st. hold. feller russian. businessman in charge, we've worked. there is a cruise by western states. did nothing new premium to print, despite their parents fighting them for his work for the, for almost later the around save, india could be granted preference when it comes to oil exports with a view to deepening ties with new delhi. but a push back against us sanctions must occur for that to happen. we are one of the biggest suppliers of oil in the world. we are ready to give special priority to india. but india should show willingness of india is not to imported prude from around for 40 years. since washington slobs functions on indian companies that both to order from to around reading the officials also stressed increased investment from delhi. we'll help complete the construction of a key port on around southern coast and to expand transport and trade ties the use of local currencies in bilateral trade is also something to around wants

the report quote also made his apostolic pretty slough month. it's a blue of technology. can in trends, disadvantages disempower much in life groups. so what was his pretty wolf, the washington post notes of the use of it 2 years ago, smells cameras track and recognize people's faces is ready. so just use the technology to take pictures of palestinians and add them to a false that were compelled to mobile phones. and the scenes national says it creates a game of fight system of competition underlying the system. that means it gets sold as an incentive to compete in creating the highest number of profiles of posting and is ready for us to say the main challenge they face in hebron is friction between is ready set missing palestinians. and the technology allows and trucks false to and many posting in residence, a sense has been installed by its way to authorities and directed into the private homes and even bedrooms. and the, this is just another pervasive technology to show the palestinians that being watched. laura comes inside story out, is there a as well, we contacted

these people would not be secure. program slough with sanctions for helping those in need. a prominent disabled bella, russian, businessman in charge, the worker is accused by western states of said nothing, infinity and children, despite the parents thanking him for his work, we'll have more on the nature and that these are around sees india could be granted preference when it comes to or like sports with a view to deepening ties with daily. but a push back against us sanctions must occur for that to happen. we are one of the biggest suppliers of oil in the world. yeah. but india should show willingness. yeah, just some background to those words there. india is not to import it crude from iran for 4 years now since washington slop functions on indian companies not. busy assorted from to around reading and officials also strips the increased investment from delhi will help complete the construction of a key ports on around the southern coast and will expand transfer trade times the use of local currencies and by lawful trade. also something to around wants to see . the secr

these partnership, ironically, that is if you are absolutely right, the essential sloughed by the west on us to bolster our relations with all the regions of the world. technically because the countries we use to interact with are no longer available. this is number one. they also help in terms of ideological motivation. the africans, we have faced the rows of connie ellis and neo colonial policies know well, well, what they are doing with that is unlike some of our closest neighbors we're brain washed and are told that russia is a colonial power. that who has never really experienced colonial rule in the history. on the contrary, russia always invested much more in them than it did in itself. they had far higher live in sanders. lots of yeah. is sonia and lithuania. i have always had the highest standard of living. we all know that the africans at 1st hand experience of colonialism, they bore the brunt of it and quoting the variable situation in the democratic republic of the congo country that was treated by king leopold. the 2nd of belgium as his private property, the congolese peop

positive china all the way up towards the moon godaddy, i will say, somewhat to whether to coming across slough, heat pumps of southern japan. so some wet weather still in the full cost here, i'm afraid as we go, want to just stay it will dry up. i and please decide. what's the weather coming in for snow them areas of japan linking up with that frame that we'll see across the far east overall shell. well, have you show us long spells are frank picking back up across central positive? try to put yourself is that it is generate dry. meanwhile, towards the end, the southwick's monsoon has now taken grip across right across the, in the west. the weather now started to push back into the fall north of pocket stumps. obviously some found rain coming into the hole, some heavy a bus on the a possibility the where to square that, driven in on that key west of south wesley. when pushing some really big down pulls right up the west and gas orange one is in force here for good part of the week. the a survivor of a genocide. the little people who like me to killed 20 the suffering. but it didn't come to har

coming up, we are going to get clues from sloughs.enior loan officer's opinion. we had a little heads up from powell. we will get you a preview next. this is bloomberg. ♪ st gave up. with miracle ear it's all about service. they're personable... they're friendly. i'm very happy with them. we provide you with a free lifetime of aftercare. meaning free checkups, cleanings, and adjustments. i see someone new... someone happy... it's really made a difference. call miracle ear at 1-800-miracle and schedule your free, no obligation hearing evaluation today. advancing flight for future generations. ♪ welcome to a new era of flight. alix: stocks on the headline level are really struggling to find any direction here. we are solidly nowhere. abigail is tracking the moves. abigail: very small moves, indeed. not even up 0.1% for the s&p 500. ever so fractionally for the nasdaq 100, earlier fluctuating slightly. you can see the two year yield, not a whole lot of movement there. the vix, earlier, even now, it had been higher, suggesting that perhap

here�*s what passengers at slough thought of most closing.tickets online, i think it's going that way so, yeah, definitely happy and more quick to be buying them online. i tend to buy theml to the ticket office. only because i'm always in the car |and if i'm going out with that kind| of mode of transport, i i need to ask questions! train companies insist staff would move out from behind kiosks to assist passengers. they point to newbury in berkshire as an example of where the model is already in place. disability campaigners have concerns. if you remove staff from the ticket office and put them somewhere else in the station, that presents a massive barrier to so many disabled people. just think about blind and visually impaired people. it is completely unreasonable to expect them to be able to find and locate staff who may be anywhere in the station, and i think this is an instance of industry and government not listening to the concerns of disabled people. we put that to the rail minister. we want to make sure this works for the most vulnera

the moral ground but the eu, their backyard and economy almost the size of ours, they have been sloughinging their fair share, trump was right from way back, pay at least your 2%, they have been asking us to do it and we borrowed the money, do this, we can't keep doing it. >> a political comment on inflation, 3% gain over the past 12 months, politically that seems to me to be good news for the democrats, takes an issue away from the republicans. you are smiling. what say you? >> there's always the other side of the story. on that one particular reading although core inflation was higher than that and sooner or later is that has to happen. at the cost of raising interest rates 5%. look at what bidenomics is about. i would like to call it in bush term, voodoo economics. when you do a fiscal dump like we've done, ronnie manual never let a crisis go to waste. they have taken us into a level, highest percentage of gdp ever, governments ban in peace time. borrowing it from kids and grandkids who knows what the work ethic is? it's a strong job market, people i talked to will back off on that. st

microsoft sloughs an impressive price tag on new products. haidi: treasuries pairing gains as u.s.onsumer social resilience, despite a retail sales decrease. traders are pricing in a rate hike next week. shery: the g20 remain split over russia's ukraine war, with no consensus yet on future debt relief deals. u.s. futures coming online in the is in session under pressure. this, after stocks gained ground in the regular new york session. we had investors digesting earnings beats, not to mention disappointing industrial production and retail sales numbers. the banking index gained more than 3%, last day in more than six weeks, on results from morgan stanley and bank of america. looking in the treasury space, a bit of a mixed picture. not a lot of change. but the 10-year yield finished at the 3.79 level. also watching oil prices per pushing higher, $75 a barrel level. this, on that risk-on sentiment, russian crude flows sinking to a six-month low. not a lot of change in the asian session, but after hours we are following microsoft because it finished at a record high. we got the pricin

i'm not trying to slough this off. there will be time. we had one in morocco where we got a little bit involved, but for the most part if you believe they ought to be sovereign, that is the rule and you might be able to walk off and find an exception, but it is a pretty hard rule and i would certainly say that is true for spain and most of the other places. we had plenty of challenges in the world without trying to intervene and solve long disputes were deeply held. we had the conflict between the south koreans and the japanese. it was deep and difficult and we all know the issues between the armenia and azerbaijan with a history there. these are complex problems that america should step very lightly in these spaces for the time and the people that have the cultural awareness into the situation of the people that are going to have to live with that outcome for decades. [applause] by the way it's not in those cases that we don't have preferences for the outcome that we would like to see. we almost always do but the fact that we have a pref

state and local law enforcement officers who depend on us every day to work with them on a whole slough of challenging threats. it would hurt the american people, neighborhoods and communities across this country. the people we are protecting from cartel, foreign and domestic terrorists. cyberattacks. the people it would help would be the violent gangs and cartels, foreign terrorists, chinese spies, hackers and so forth. >> time of the gentleman has expired. chair recognizes the gentleman from colorado. >> i thank the chairman. director wray, thank you for your work with the f.b.i. and thank you for your history of work in law enforcement. you started out as an ausa. i am getting this information from wikipedia, the great font of knowledge. you were nominated by republican president bush for the position of assistant attorney general in the criminal division at the department of justice and confirmed by a republican senate if i am correct in that. >> yes, by unanimous voice vote. >> you were then nominated by republican president donald trump to be the f.b.i. director and again confirme

women have to work harder, be better, can kind of sloughed along and, do just fine. so women have to get over their imposter syndrome, realize that they have a place at the but they have to still fight for more. but the barriers are coming down. you've had female role models as head of fortune hundred companies, secretary of state, not yet, unfortunately. but i think you're you're getting but you have to recognize that. get me i always say get a mentor. i was really lucky that in graduate school, madeleine is the one who told me that. oh, try politics. i would do that. and i never left. and she really wonderful in trying to mentor me and some men mentors too, because you got to understand what's in the in the men's. so for all of the young people the audience and and they're do internships you get a network and mentors and work it and then just go for it because you're going to be setting new standards there will be one president one day and i think it's no longer no longer seen as out of the ordinary if you go for it now it's still not easy but it's much more accept

i am not trying to slough this off. there will be time.had one in morocco where we got a little bit involved, but for the most part, if you believe they ought to be sovereign, that it ought to be the case that people of these countries resolve these things for themselves. that is the rule, and you might be able to walk off and find an exception, but it is a pretty hard rule and i would certainly say that is true for spain and most of the other places. we were, we had plenty of challenges in the world without trying to intervene and solve long historical disputes that were deeply held. by the way, this is amongst friends and allies, spain, right? we had the conflict between the south koreans and the japanese history was deep and difficult, and we all know the differences between armenia and azerbaijan , the history there. these are complex problems that america should step very lightly in these spaces to permit for time and the people who have the cultural awareness and the people who will have to live with that outcome for decades we shoul

there is already hydro storage systems, and somewhere in slough, where they freeze _ somewhere in slougha lot of the other— 40s and 50s, exxonmobil and a lot of the other gas companies, the oil and -as the other gas companies, the oil and gas companies, they knew this, and what did _ gas companies, they knew this, and what did they do? they sacked the people _ what did they do? they sacked the people who they were employing who told them _ people who they were employing who told them that this was the case. we've _ told them that this was the case. we've got— told them that this was the case. we've got to get away... if we want self—sufficiency and self—sufficiency and self—sufficiency is a good thing, we've _ self—sufficiency is a good thing, we've got— self—sufficiency is a good thing, we've got to create companies that do that— we've got to create companies that do that for— we've got to create companies that do that for the people of this country. _ do that for the people of this country, like that lady said, and you said. — country, like that lady said, and you said, the ordinaryjoe

if it's higgins and mackenzie out of slough high street, it's a very different thing.ese things matter going forward. these things matter. i will tell you one thing. i don't believe this presenter's career can survive. the bbc will because the bbc is the bbc. but this guy , his name is right across social media. he will never be able to front a programme or his programme again. john sergeant, we don't know who this individual is and therefore it's all speculation, isn't it? >> but if it turns out to be a very significant , well known bbc very significant, well known bbc face, what is the potential collateral damage to the brand ? collateral damage to the brand? >> well, there's damage already andifs >> well, there's damage already and it's an extremely difficult situation . but bear in mind and it's an extremely difficult situation. but bear in mind , situation. but bear in mind, it's only because the bbc is so important in people's lives that we're in such a state about it . we're in such a state about it. now, if you think of it in terms of maybe a mistake has been m

i don't know if it's still going on in slough where they were training hairdressers and beauticians becausebrides being groomed for underage brides and things like that because that's when you call in a beautician or a makeup artist or a hairdresser to do the bride up. and whether they were just trained to watch out for brides who were looking as though they were maybe a bit too young or that they were being coerced into the wedding, that they didn't want . and while that they didn't want. and while that sounds like an awfully good idea, i just think it sort of causes stresses in lots of ways, doesn't it? it's a bit big brother . it smacks of big brother. it smacks of big brother, but obviously there's problem. >> yeah, i don't know to be identified. >> i'm a little bit torn. >> i'm a little bit torn. >> i'm a little bit torn. >> i can see the benefit of it, but it's there's going to be cases where things are called in and there's not actually a problem. yes, that's right. and then what does that put the family through? they going to feel like their privacy has been invaded. >> yes. aren't