u. s. jerome that ben crashed into the black sea. russia, however, says it's jets, did not cause the crash. the incident marks the 1st direct encounter between the 2 world powers. since russia invaded ukraine just over one year ago, the u. s. m q 9 free per jerome, like the one in this file footage was forced to crash into the black sea. because if dangerous russian interference, that's what the u. s. military is alleging the democrats, what we shall, again, we're, we're fighter aircraft dumping fuel in front of this, you avi. and then getting so close to the aircraft that it actually damaged the propeller on the m q. known as type of behavior from these russian pilots that is uncommon and unfortunate and unsafe. the u. s. summoned brush as ambassador over the incident. moscow denies direct involvement. it's ambassador is calling the incident a provocation, but says russia wants to avoid a situation, lee that could cause unintended clashes, medical media. i don't want any confrontation between the

u. s. jerome colliding there with a russian fighter jet. president biden has of course been brief. nato's top commander has also been informed. i know it's early days, but what's going to happen next you well, in one thing is clear that the west side is now seeking clarification from the russian side. what's behind this? and in the briefing, call where that i've just come from john co, we the national security council fossils also asked what message do you read into this is as seen as a message from the russian side. and he's basically said, why whatever the message was, it's not going to change the behavior of the united states at which it will continue to conduct any kind of missions in international airspace as it sees fit to protect its own security. so, so that is the official line there, but certainly the calls are being made and discussions are to be had behind closed doors at the diplomatic level. this is the next level. it moves to the us state department reaching out and getting clarific

u. s. jerome. but washington says, the jet did collide with the drones propeller that you see there on a 2nd pass that pass, which is shown here. the actual collision is not visible in this video, although damage to the propeller can be seen later after the picture is reestablished. i'm going to pulling out leon collins. he is a retired colonel who served in the u. s. army for 27 years. he's also the founding director of the modern war institute at west point. he's co author of understanding urban warfare, colonel is going to have you on the program. so is this a case of seeing is believing? we've now seen the footage of what happened to this drone has the volatility of the situation. has that changed because of the video? no, i don't think it's changed because of the video, and it was pretty credible when begin with when you reported that it was struck by a russian aircraft. i don't think it's changed the volatility of the situation at all. on wednesday, pentagon spokesperson ned prize soup. i'm a

u. s. since russia's full scale invasion of ukraine last year. the u. s. m. q $93.00 per jerome, like the one in this file footage was forced to crash into the black sea because the dangerous russian interference. that's what the u. s. military is alleging the democrats, what we shall, again, we're, we're fighter aircraft jumping fuel in front of this, you avi, and then getting so close to the aircraft that it actually damaged the propeller on the m q 9. this type of behavior from these russian pilots that is uncommon and unfortunate and unsafe. the u. s. summoned brush as ambassador over the incident. moscow denies direct involvement. it's ambassador is calling the incident a provocation, but says russia wants to avoid a situation lee that could cause unintended clashes, medical with media. i don't want any confrontation between the united states and the russian federation. wearing fever of pragmatic relations. for the sake. for the interest of the people over united states and russian federation, russia's defense ministry denies us just came in contact with the drone and claim

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i mean, jerome power at the federal reserve seems to think the answer is yes. well, in the u. s, i think we certainly will. i mean, the, we regional banks, which are generally smaller, although some of them are very big in the u. s. they have been providing a lot of credit, relatively favorable terms. they're gonna scale back there activity. so that will have knock on effect on the whole of us system. there'll be some similar effects in europe. i think some more caution on the part of bangs. and so, you know, credit conditions of the ability to get loans at reasonable rates will become more difficult and that will probably contribute to some slowing in activity which is happening anyway because of the, the way that the european central bank has been raising interest rates. so yeah, there will be some effects and here in europe, with what we're seeing at the moment with a would appear investors almost testing out banks to find out which ones do have weakness. where does that go? is there a danger of there being some sort of self fulfilling prophecy here? and actually the behavior

jerome is, is a function of traffic in the u. s. versus europe. and a couple of interesting things happen. first of all, what the u. s. calls derailment is anything more than $12000.00 worth of damage. so we have the re, with the railroad equivalent offender vendors, and that are counted derailments were in a lot of european star studies. they have to have a $100000.00 or more damage before they're counted. so we count all these little tiny derailments that happen in yards of variable speed, with minimal damages, the realms. then even counting those numbers. when we look at the number of derailments by the number of trains that we want to run and, and the common unit as it was called 1000000 train miles, millions of a train mile was one train going one mile. and usually we look at the realms statistics in millions of train miles. when i was doing that study in europe, i found that the u. s. was actually sort of in the middle of the pack. even though we were counting these fender benders. we were not as good as some european countries, but we were

u. s markets closed after federal reserve chairman jerome powell announced he is raising interest rates by a quarter point. jake tapper is here now and jake, we hear you're going to be discussing all of these things and exclusive interview with the key senator in this debate on the lead today. that's right. senator elizabeth warren, who is on both the senate finance committee, and the senate banking committee, will be our guest coming up on the lead. she's been a very, very loud and aggressive critic against the appointment of jerome powell to be fed chair and also what he has done as fed chair. she says that he has failed in regulation . she has failed with monetary policy. obviously what he is announcing today, the raising of the interest rate, which will by the feds own prediction result in unemployment going up to 4.5% by the end. of the year, which means the loss of about a million jobs by americans. that's something we'll get her take on as well. a major. call from the senators for a change in policy from the fed, jake tapper. thank you so much for that stick around for the lead.

u. s. has someone, the russian ambassador in washington to the state department in relation to the incident. and the pentagon has said that the drone, it will, it claims that jerome was carrying out surveillance, but it hasn't said whether or not the drug was armed. and earlier, the u. s. air force issued a statement accusing the russian act of acting. what it said was a reckless environment, the unsound, an unprofessional man accusing the russian aircraft of incompetence. now, in a press conference, a pentagon official insisted, the drone was carrying out surveillance in international airspace. well, this isn't the 1st incident of its kind in the area involving the western military involvement, right. know we do know that last october, ukraine carried a massive drone attack. i think it was 9 drones that were launched on the russian black, safely to chrome, my import city of sylvester, poland, and moscow cues british troops being involved in that incident. and of course, that led to russia and spending its involvement in the international broker deal with the allow the grain exports to leave from ukraine imports. and last month, ukraine said that it was relying o

u. s. federal reserve was pushing markets in different directions as investors puzzle out its broader implications in asia markets rose on hopes that the quarter point rate hike announced by fed chair jerome powell would be one of the last that was after shares on wall street fell. we address investors, they're focusing on power comments about a possible credit crunch among banks. concerns over the banking sector, remain high after recent high profile failures sparked in part by those raised borrowing rates. and we're joined now by carson. jesse. he's chief economist at i and g germany. carson, welcome back to the show that we both know the fed is in an unenviable position. it has to on the one hand, protect the stability of banks which have been effected by fast raising. fast rising interest rates. it also of course, has to fight inflation by raising those interest rates. was yesterday's decision, the right one? i think it was, and i always remember a former e. c. b president mario the raw dry you. i think one said if i'm criticized from both sides, from the more hawkish and the more diverse side for my decision, i made something right. so i think it was a very good compromise. the, the

u. s. federal reserve was pushing markets in different directions as investors puzzle out its broader implications in asia markets rose on hopes that the quarter point rate hike announced by fed chair jerome powell would be one of the last that was after shares on wall street fell. we address investors, they're focusing on power comments about a possible credit crunch among banks. concerns over the banking sector, remain high after recent high profile failures sparked in part by those raised borrowing rates. and we're joined now by carson. jesse. he's chief economist at i and g germany. carson, welcome back to the show that we both know the fed is in an unenviable position. it has to on the one hand, protect the stability of banks which have been effected by fast raising for.

subsequent fallout is clearly weighing heavily on federal reserve chairman jerome powell, adding to the complicated picture that is the u. s economy today, new data out on the housing market, which has been under pressure for months due to rising mortgage rates, let's start with matt eagan on today's big decision from the fed map. what options? does the fed have? unfortunately don't really have any good options here. i mean, if they do nothing, they risk looking scared and maybe inflaming inflation. but if they raise interest rates they could actually add to the pressure in the banking sector. i do not envy jerome powell today. goldman sachs and others think the fed will pause and just survey the damage before doing anything else. but over the last 48 hours or so consensus has emerged among investors that the fed is going to go ahead. and raise interest rates. at last check. there's about an 86% chance that the fed is going to raise rates for 1/9 straight meeting. now, this would be away from powell in the fed to show that they really mean business when it comes to trying to get inflation under control. listen to what form

u . s economy to the american people, so he's very forceful on this very strong on this. we'll hear what he has to say. reacting to the decision by jeromeell and the fed earlier today, i'll also get his reaction to what we just heard on your show. jake the interview with elizabeth warren, who is very critical of jerome. how will get his reaction? what we just heard from her from very different wings of the democratic party summers. and warren and but both before you go, i hope that larry summers is going to wish you a happy birthday. let's see. we'll find out soon enough. it has been a very happy birthday. a very special day, and i'm enjoying every minute. is there going to be like a special dinner? when you get home? there will be a nice dinner with some friends and family after the show. alright well, happy birthday. it is an honor and honor to lead people into your show every day wolf blitzer in a few minutes, the long awaited push to streamline the waitlist for americans who are desperate for an organ transplant. we're gonna break down the critical details next. it's easy to get lost in investment research introducing jpmorgan perso

jerome pouch haven't of the federal reserve giving a press conference. he was addressing the banking crisis saying he's going to work to stop it happening again. also the wider economy in the u. s. saying inflation remains to high. let's bring in hydro castro, she's outside the federal reserve in washington, dc. hydro. this is an event 30 markets around the world will be watching. now. that's right. the result of this federal board reserve board meeting was more wash, more interesting than many in the past. and having this interest rate hike of a quarter percentage point. it's sort of threads the needle because of these conflicting forces that we just heard. the chair i speak of the board, of course, wants to raise interest rates in order to bring down inflation, which still remains persistently high in the united states. and they want to do so without triggering a recession, which was difficult enough, but then their jobs got so much more difficult. in the last 2 weeks after we saw the series of bank failures that appear to come out of the blue, the really have been bubbling up under the surface for some time. why did they fail? well, the bonds that those banks own suddenly pl