u. s. must increase its credit line or just suspend the limitations on what washington can borrow. otherwise, severe consequences could be seen in a matter of weeks. what comes out of the financial jain, gp morgan stepped in to snowball the troubled us bank 1st republic, an ideal broker by regulators. all of 1st republics, 84 offices, and remaining deposits to are now under the control of j. p. morgan. it had been teetering on the brink and recent weeks this by the $30000000000.00 lifeline from at. busy several major financial institutions that didn't work. however, i was worried depositors pulled more than 3 times. now the figure from the bank causing its market value to clubs by 97 percent. when 1st republic is the 2nd largest lender only to implode in recent months. behind the silicon valley bank both were based in california, another commercial enterprise signature bank, also clubs. that's res. fears even more banks are at risk and that a wider crisis could spread. president biden and the treasury secretary have repeatedly given assurances to the public that their money is safe

u. s . must increase its credit line or just suspend the limitations of what washington can borrow. otherwise, severe consequences will come as early as next month is to the public that their money safe. washington has said efforts are underway to like the 2008 financial crisis. banking system is safe, your deposits will be there when you nice globalism and the u. s. banking system remain was necessary to protect the broader us banking sent straight that all depositors savings and the banking system are safe, our bank, wrong capital and liquidity. or to contribute or chris m selected with the ongoing chaos on american markets. the u. s. that is pretty much worthless. you go annual crash in the us market at g to the fact that as, as ones and investors are now looking at the united states and thinking asked, is this a safe place for me to buy stops and equities, or any kind of a global investment community says now the u. s. economy gets food into 3 full lights, the u. s. for the same way, just like what happened in germany. 1929. we didn't tie. we'll barrow past. so i think we're mov

u. s. must increase its credit line or just suspend the limitations and what washington can borrow. otherwise severe consequences will come as early as next month. well, all that say comes in the back front of this financial, john gp morgan stepping in to snap up the troubled us bank 1st republic in a deal brokered by regulators. all of 1st republics, 84 offices on remaining deposits are now under the control of j. p. morgan. it had been teetering on the brink in recent weeks, this by the 30000000000 dollar lifeline from several major financial institutions. that didn't work. however, i was worried depositors pulled more than a $100000000000.00 from the bank, closing its market value, chip lops by 97 percent of 1st republic is the 2nd largest bank to include in recent months behind the silicon valley bank, both based in california and another lender, signature bank collapse as well. that's raise fears, thought even more lenders are at risk or that a wider crisis could spreads. we spoke to number of analysts expert to shared their views on the financial situation in the u. s. and wha

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u. s. must not have china against india, as washington tries to convince new delhi to join the nato, plus a month the just after 70. i'm here in russia in moscow, russia, and you're watching our t international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program or the church and altamont armed forces unit has been called to go on the offensive and done boss . according to the russian defense industry. it added that ukraine's last naval warship has been destroyed in the port of odessa. moscow says a high precision strike hit the ship as it was lying in harbor. and here some of the on verified images allegedly showing the moments of that attack or to steve sweeney is right now in the den. yes, the people's republic and he's bringing us the latest updates on the successes of russian forces in the recent operations of these special operations forces. this is a unit based in a chechnya has starting to make and volunteers against ukrainian to to me. k, town of modern come out, this is about 30 kilo

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u. s. government journalism must be defended from legal threats meant to silence critical voices instead of championing free speech. the u. s. actively persecutes journalists and whistleblowers. oh, pardon brave truth tellers like julian assange and investigate the corruption in crimes they expose? it's only ok to imprison journalists when the u. s. government does it free a sausage. and we must also protect the journalists who provide be platform for the visibly was to tell us what's really going on. so that we don't think, you know, we don't misunderstand that mission in america, went to afghanistan to liberate the women or britain in america, went to iraq to protect the people from the said no britain in america were involved in, in legal wars. just as you may be, you know, you come from a country where you're concerned about the legal wars. we must all be opposed to illegal wars. we're all really civilians killed in vast numbers. and the people who are profiting arms companies are the weapons manufacturers and been very wealthy people who have investments listing. and this is not goo

must pay an annual fee to be supported and meet certain criteria. however, it's launch his box a polarizing reaction among americans. excellent, new opportunity for julian assange and wikileaks to apply for u. s. funding to help their media organization survive law fair from the us government. journalism must be defended from legal threats meant to silence critical voices instead of championing free speech. the u. s. actively persecutes journalists and whistleblowers. oh, pardon brave truth tellers like julian assange and investigate the corruption and crimes they expose? it's only ok to imprison journalists when the u. s. government does it free of staunch. and we must also protect the journalists who provide be platform for the visibly was to tell us what's really going on. so that we don't think, you know, we don't misunderstand that. richard in america went to get us started to liberate the women, or britain and america went to iraq to protect the people from them and said, no brochures in america were involved in, in legal wars. just as you maybe, you know, you come from a country where you're concerned about the legal wars. we must all be opposed to illegal wars. we're all really civili

u. s. and our allies must impose the maximum possible sanctions and leave nothing off the table. then there's uh congressman curt schraner. according to congress trading dot com, trader purchased stock in general dynamics. and wait it almost a month before he even disclosed it. you're supposed to tell people when you buy stock, any stock you don't even tell anybody. marjorie taylor green jim up stock and lockheed martin february 27. here's what's interesting about this though with green green, we should note has been very critical of wars in places like a rock and i've got a stem. so why would she say one thing? but then cash in or do another with this situation then ukraine. look, you think maybe they just can't help themselves. is it possible that members of congress simply can't help themselves? after all, i mean, they get what, what amounts to insight information about foreign policy, news and decisions before the rest of us have any idea what the hell is going to happen. the question is, should they be allowed to trade in profit from that? and especially for the wars moore's

u. s. government does it free assange . and we must also protect the journalists who provide be platform for the visibly was to tell us what's really going on. so that we don't think, you know, we don't misunderstand that britain and america went to afghanistan to liberate the women of britain. and america went to iraq to protect the people from them. who said, no british america were involved in, in legal wars. just as you maybe, you know, you come from a country where you're concerned about the legal wars. we must all be opposed to illegal wars where all the civilians are killed in vast numbers. and the people who are profiting arms companies are the weapons manufacturers and the very wealthy people who have investments missing. and this is not good for ordinary people. and most of these people are struggling to survive. and our government and our leaders should be focusing on making sure that people have enough to eat, that they have be some health care that they have a good, especially in the developed world. so it's, it's at the s

u. s treasury secretary janet yellen. congress must address the debt ceiling by june 5th. e u. s government could run out of cash to pay its bills on time that gives congress for extra days to negotiate a debt ceiling agreement. yellen said the treasury had to take extraordinary measures to buy that much time. this afternoon. president biden says he is optimistic that negotiations for house republicans and the white house are getting closer to striking a deal. a default would likely throw the country and international markets into chaos. think of the, uh u. s treasury market as an anchor. for the. global financial system , and this anchor needs to hold now the main sticking point appears to be republican demands for new or expanded work requirements for some federal aid programs, which democrats call a nonstarter. striking a deal is only the first challenge finding the right mix of republican and democratic votes could also be difficult and push congress up against the deadline. our special program. voices for change returns this weekend with the new episode will mark jewis

u. s. you may be targeted by their governments. eligible media outlets must pay an annual fee to be supported by the program and meet certain criteria over the launch of the program. how spots a polarizing reaction among americans? excellent, new opportunity for julian assange and wikileaks to apply for us funding to help their media organization survive law fair from the us government. journalism must be defended from legal threats, meant to silence critical voices instead of championing free speech. the u. s. actively persecutes journalists and whistleblowers. i'll pardon brave truth tellers like julian assange and investigate the corruption in crimes they expose. it's only ok to imprison journalists when the u. s. government does it free assange with the same time gillian assange? obviously one of the most well known news publishers in the world is facing of a 175 years in an american prison. a sanchez, the founder of the wikileaks websites, which published classified information regarding us war crimes in iraq and afghanistan. now says, yes, regulators on the european counterparts wage wa

u s. i or some other countries in the u advice. i know it must call a man, right for my people say, gets involved in this. this makes the question anthony, you know, you're ok. so give us a, you know, and up close and personal view of it here. so we have the current, the british prime minister, i mean is, is you create a winning issue for him because that's what he looks like. he's, he's always people, you know, they're train up to this issue and it is a lose lose issue for everybody, but touches it. explain to us. well, it's like it's almost a sort of desperation. i certainly would be the kind of $16.00 oh $5.00 suggests. so i'm gonna try you next week because it's quite clear this has been done in preparation, in prep process. so you guys are in defense. today's, in fact the guide is not sheet, but basically the size of a psalm forces. yeah, it's not knowing the ability of this for you find the site, it's almost like like it was trying to die spite the kind of government. but i didn't care if you look about something brief. i've treat prime min

u. s. especially has decided that you must choose sides. i mean, even if you look at anthony blinking strip last year to africa and he went to south africa and he said, well, we don't tell anybody what side they can choose. and just a couple of weeks before the end of thomas greenville, the u, as in bassett, the united nations, had been in uganda doing just that, saying you can only, in fact trade with russia around these goods and anything else will be sanctioned. you still have enjoy your new and go to break, you know, fossil and essentially lay down the law and say, you can not work with russia on any of your security concerns. we can see that malia, of course was removed just like the from a go us for refusing to keep the french in the country. so when it comes down to the actual policies, and certainly what you hear from african diplomats, remember of, of african politicians is that there is significant pressure that is put on them by the united states on a regular basis to break all ties with russia. so despite the fact that they see

u. s especially has decided that you must choose sides. i mean, even if you look at anthony blinking strip last year to africa and he went to south africa and he said, well, we don't tell anybody what side they can choose. and just a couple of weeks before the end of thomas greenville, the u. s. bastards, the united nations had been in uganda doing just that, saying you can only, in fact trade with russia around these goods and anything else will be sanctioned. you still have enjoy your new and go to break, you know, fossil and essentially lay down the law and say, you can not work with russia on any of your security concerns. we can see that malia, of course was removed just like the from a go us for refusing to keep the french in the country. so when it comes down to the actual policies, and certainly what you hear from african diplomats from africa, african politicians is that there is significant pressure that is put on them by the united states on a regular basis to break all ties with russia. so despite the fact that they see they sa

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u. s. will even hear their case. migrants mustply for asylum appointments through an often glitchy app. and anyone caught crossing the border illegally could be bad for the u.s. for to five years if they don't qualify for asylum. president biden makes moves that are angering immigrant rights advocates, none of this is going to satisfy the gop base, nor the bad faith actors on the right to do not want to be a nation of immigrants. just this week, the house gop passed a new bill going even further to eliminate asylum claims. there is no chance of passing the democrat let's senate. so the governor ron desantis just signed a new law cracking down on brace for undocumented migrants and for american citizens who are in community with them. as you watch all of this frantic coverage about the end of title 42, please remember, this isn't about any one single policy. this is about a global humanitarian crisis. moms and dads, and babies. this is about how we rise to meet this moment and who we are as a nation. what does it say about us? if w

and we must make that decision around supreme leader. how slum the u. s. troop presence in neighboring iraq, which is currently estimated a $2500.00 seeing even one american soldier is one to many americans are not. france of iraq. americans are not friends with anyone. and are not even loyal to the european france. even the presence of one american in the rock is too much. the remarks come as little surprise as the us invasion of iraq left, a trail of destruction turned hope into despair and saw a 1000000 killed. many were displaced today marks the last day of our special coverage. recalling a conflict at this hour, american and coalition forces are in the early stages of military operations to disarm iraq, to free its people, and to defend the world from great we with with it was exactly 20 years ago. this may, the may, the 1st i should say that former us president george w bush, spoke to the american troops from the podium of a u. s. aircraft carrier, announcing the end of major combat operations in iraq. the infamous speech was title mission accomplis

that the political process must be resume is ready, commentator and political analysts. i'm it auto and a former u. s. military officer. scott bennett, gentleman to both of you. thank you so much for joining us here. we really appreciate that. thank you. thank you. i thank you for joining us as well for this program life from moscow. the leader of a death cult in kenya is under investigation for murder is accused of encouraging followers to starve themselves to death in order to meet that god. the local authorities of now revealed among the more than $100.00 bodies, found in a mass grave with several children who had been strangled. generally, most of them showed signs of starvation. we saw features of people who had not eaten. there was no food in their stomach to showed signs of fixation. the investigation is really looking into one of the worst cult related tragedies in history. the the t pathologist. mr. hanson or dawn came out with us with his initial findings from the 10, a bodies that he had been looking and to. and they had amongst the bodies were mostly of children and one of an adult female

u. s and canada on cafe pacific. those interested musts with the airline or register with the program at the time of entry. flights are being offered from san francisco, los angeles, boston, new york, toronto and vancouver. they give away opened up just about an hour ago. bookings close on may 23rd or until all tickets are clean. passengers though, must pay those taxes and fees tickets going on sale later this week for the second year of the portal, a music festival in san francisco and event organizer golden voice said the inaugural festival last september was so successful the electronic music festival will return this september. this year's lineup includes skrillex, eric prides nelly furtado and hot chip, among others. tickets go on sale friday morning at 10 o'clock, the festival will be held at the pier 80 shipyard in the dogpatch saturday, september 30th and sunday, october 1st. i did. coming up in sports season milestone for the san francisco giants here. what manager gabe kapler had to say following san francisco's first series swe

u. s. greens, ryan burlesque, a cruise that you step by targeting, rushing you, prentiss, giving must go free ring to read, tell you it is moscow, a blank check politically to escalate in any way that it sees fit. jacob's conduct another mobilization that could also mobilize industry and the economy in any way. it seems fits. it's not just this attack, but many of these attacks recently continue to get moscow the, the ability to mobilize and to escalate in any way that it sees fit. lot of people are citing bad fact as evidence that well this benefited mainly moscow and that that's what suggest it could be a false flag attack. but we have to think back to 2014 everything the us installed quite regime. thank you. have has done from 2014 onboard, has benefited the notion of russia way of doing some sort of conflict with you. pregnant was it was always done to provoke russia and then to keep the conflict going for as long as possible. i mean, the rand corporation published a paper in 2019, literally titled, extending russia and citing, giving legal aid to ukraine as auction number one. with

strong warning tonight from us treasury secretary janet yellen that congress must address the debt ceiling by june 5th or the u. snment could run out of cash to pay its bills on time that gives congress for extra days to negotiate a debt ceiling agreement, yellen said the treasury had to take extraordinary measures to buy that much time. this afternoon, president biden said he's optimistic that negotiators for house republicans and the white house are getting closer to striking a deal. negotiation going on hopeful will know by tonight whether we are going to be able to have a deal, so we're going to work just as hard we worked through the night last night. i thought we made progress yesterday. i want to make progress again today and i want to be able to solve this problem. the two sides are said to be closing in on a two year agreement that would freeze federal spending in lift the borrowing limit, appalled by the berkeley institute of governmental study shows californians are mostly optimistic that a deal will be reached. 61% of voters polled said an agreement is likely 34% that it's not likely 40% of voters say

that is, must be taken into consideration by the americans on western countries. but unfortunately, the u. s. a stopped it in a statement by the you on security council yesterday to condemn is why any, i couldn't go palestinian civilians and tell us than in women. unfortunately, they, they, you, us has been a very strong supporter of his realm since the creation of richmond in 1948. and we are near on was a classical position by the americas. that is right out of the world to defend itself. but as well, unfortunately they us, but doesn't they? i mean i attention to the 500 and go palestinian civilians to the 400 go palestinian children and women who have been target. they've been, this often isn't a bias, ren, it's about time, the international community as to then um, the decisive measures. again, this is why anybody emissions of international can i also touch upon what the reaction could be going forward from groups within gals that we know as you've laid eyes. that is real say's there were targeting p i. j commanders in terms of the the fact to leaders come us there militant wing. do thos

u. s. government needs to stand up and an answer to this as well. i think that right now must go with, with basically scotts at it again when you're seeing the united states, you know, pick sides in this conflict, and not pay any attention to the atrocities being kept committed by ukraine, that have been committed by ukraine, particularly in eastern ukraine to the last a 10 years. uh, the united states, the us media, the western europe, western european media, has turned a blind eye to what you crime has been doing. and i think they'll do the same thing with the atrocities being admitted to by the, by the spine. cheese and china has criticized former u. k. prime minister liz truss visit to taiwan as a political stance that will do the u. k. no good british politician lose trust as recent visit to taiwan is a dangerous political show which will do nothing but harm to the u. k. this provocative move has caused strong indignation among the chinese people. the chinese embassy, strong wording comes as less truss called on the british prime minister richie student app to label china

together. singapore is foreign minister, also emphasized that se, asia must not become an arena for proxy wars. and that the return of china, u. s. relations to a more even keel would help bring stability to the region. that statement was made during the singapore australia joint ministerial committee meeting that took place agenda. and i nar, tongan senior fellow at the ta, hey, institute says that washington's pressure on states to choose sides only escalates tension. well, quite frankly, the u. s. is doing its best to find some sort of spring board for trouble. you know, there's, it's no secret about taiwan. the u. s. has broken the agreement that was memorialized by the 3 communicate back in the seventy's and eighty's. and basically they are now saying that as biden has said that 4 times that he would come to the military aid of taiwan. they walk it back, but they continue to arm taiwan to encourage talk of independence to have high level meetings all. as i said, delegation of the regional terms. clearly, everyone in austria is aware of the tensions, the job lead tensions. they do not want to be forced to choose. and quite f