so yes, we're standing right outside of us bank stadium. of course, minnesota, minneapolis, hosting the super bowl this year. this isn't the first time they've actually hosted the super bowl. they actually did back in 1992 , as well. but not just about geographic location and us bank stadium, it is all about the players and how they're feeling gearing up to the big game now right around the corner, sport director, don bell, talk to them how they're preparing for the big game. take a look. >> good news for the patriots. >> barak tig cents with new england thursday, now, we show you some video from when the eagles hit the fields at the university of minnesota. no doubt they'll prepare for rob with a five time pro-bowler and one of the biggest threats in football. co-draw coverage from malcolm jenkins who has a lot of defense. >> to be able to put guys in a place, and manpulate a defense as i see fit based on my preparation, based o see. i don't think that was taken so prepare. basically every week. make sure that i put teammates e best possib

first, meisha is live at us bank stadium we just saw at minneapolis, home of

a check of this live picture of us bank stadium and the snow is moving out and the arctic cold is comingack into minneapolis. >> we are getting the first look at the eagles on the super bowl field. the team dressed up to take their official picture at us bank stadium today. >> good ening, live f rosenfield and i am jacqueline lunden and excitement is at an all-time high as we are 24 hour away, the eve of the super bowl. >> hard to believe it is almost here. birds fans who flocked top rall ♪ ♪ e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> i am going to go absolutely, 100% crazy, out of my mind. what did you have to do to your bank account to get into the game with your whole family? >> in debt. >> i did settle a case, and i said, that's it. screw it all. >> is that natural? it's natural for all eagles fans. >> you did whatever it took to be here? >> absolutely. everything less than taking a co it's unbelievable, to bring a fan base like this across the country. it's amazing. it's unbelievable. if they win what is going to happen in philadelphia? >> it's a little scary to think about what might happen. >> can't

first, meisha, outside of us bank stadium in minneapolis. good morning. >> reporter: well, very good morning to all of you being back in philly right now, yes, i'm down ton minneapolis, standing outside the us bank stadium where super bowl lii is kicking off sunday. we can't say it enough. everyone is so excited because now the real countdown begins but i just hope everyone coming in now, yesterday, today, are prepared for the cold. because katie, i don't know what it feels like in philly today, but it is frigid cold in minneapolis, probably the coldest day that i've felt so far. i've been here for a week now. >> easily, yes. because you actually have this reinforcement, that's been coming in here from the depth of the arctic. will actually get reinforced again before said and done. very chilly out that way. it is moderate here, cold, but key piece of information that goes along with the forecast with this front that's crossing through, you are in the g how things are turning over, the temperatures dropping, the colder air wrapping in, as is

some of the banks were above the benchmarks we used. largely we never got above half of them being above any of the benchmarks. so in general, the performance was not steller for the banks on these measures. because they are so large, these banks do put money into affordable housing, it's a lot of money, they have a lot to give but when you look at the scale of the operation, it's often a small percentage of assets. public bank efforts in the u.s. and yes, supervisor cohen, you mentioned this is uncharted ground, yes, that is true, there is one, the bank of north dakota, created in 1919. it's been successful, profitable for the last 13 years, they have assets of $7.3 billion. it's a small largely rural state but they have a good business model, they do partner with local and regional banks and so they get the benefit of the skills and facilities provided by those banks to be credited out to some of the smaller communities that aren't as well served without them. their net income last year was $136.01 thing i think is very interesting, th

the commercial banks and the ones that the city has been using have extensive service capable. they're highly capitalized and collateralized. it's a charter for additional depository institution such as commercial bank or industrial bank, the banks are required by state law, to get federal deposit insurance. the city of san francisco would be a shareholder in the bank. a credit union charter is a charter for stated credit union which members share a common bond, under this option san francisco would be a member of a credit union with other municipalities. an important note is credit unions are not required by state law to get federal deposit insurance, they can get private share insurance. the problem with both commercial bank and credit union is these entities are like quote, putting a square peg in a round hole in that they would force the city to retrofit their public bank business model into a regulatory system that was designed for private shareholders or credit union members. therefore the memo ultimately recommends a public bank charter and this would require special, spe

. >> thanks to you dave we are trying to keep parm warm here outside of us bank stadium. the night before and some good mojo for the eagles because brian dawkins and terrell owens are headed to the hall of fame. >> i mean i'm not all jazzed about to because he was only with the eagles ye and a half. one good year, one really bad half year. dawkins it's wonderful. he credited the fans. he said that when i get in we all get in that was really cooly he really appreciates it. he was thrilled and he thinks just like you that this is the start of a weekend to celebrate for eagles fans. >> he has a chance to get a super bowl ring this -- tomorrow as well because he's in the -- >> he helped this team grow up very quickly and brian dawkins congratulations to him. we'll celebrate before his enshrinement in august in canton, ohio. >> so much when it comes to the hall of fame. so many distractions like with the super bowl. but players still try to keep some normalcy. they have some interesting ways that they try to keep -- try to keep normal and frank reich and doug pederson they mee

first, meisha, outside of us bank stadium in minneapolis.morning. >> reporter: well, very good morning to all of you being back in philly right now, yes, i'm down ton minneapolis, standing outside the us bank stadium where super bowl lii is kicking off sunday. we can't say it enough. everyone is so excited because now the real countdown begins but i just hope everyone coming in now, yesterday, today, are prepared for the cold. because katie, i don't know what it feels like in philly today, but it is frigid cold in minneapolis, probably the coldest day that i've felt so far. i've been here for a week now. >> easily, yes. because you actually have this reinforcement, that's been coming in here from the depth of the

but like i mentioned here at us bank stadium behind me where the eagles had their final walk throughlier today, of course, they had their team photo. snapping that before super bowl lii ton night is the night before. and their players and coaches have some special ways -- special feelings before super bowl lii. >> hopefully it's like i was going into minnesota game, you know, i'm at peace. i can sleep well. i know -- i know the steam prepared. we've, um, we've exhausted everything at practice. study, the film, the whole thing so at that point you just -- you know, you try to get as much rest as you can the night befo before. kind of free your mind. >> what's that moment like for players? nick foles says his body always knows when it's game day. >> you getting ready for that first series you taking deep breaths 'cause you know all your preps in, you know you're ready to roll and then your mindset just switches to that guy that plays and you just between get in the zone and it's crazy how once you just start playing the game just comes back and it slows down and you're just into tune a

today, jerome powell will be sworn in as the new chair of the us central bank.ost american presidents have chosen to reappoint the existing head of the federal reserve, nominated by their predecessor, but donald trump has broken a ao—year tradition by replacing the former chair, janet yellen. yogita limaye reports from new york. president trump's pick for the job, jerome powell, is the new chair of the us federal reserve. but why is is such an importantjob, and why should it matter to you and i? well, the federal reserve makes decisions, about interest rates, keeps inflation in check, and can step in and protect the economy, like it did in the global financial crisis. but also, whatjerome powell does can have far—reaching effects beyond american shores. we are raising interest rates now because the economy is strong. and if we wait too long, the economy could overheat. we'd have to raise rates. the best way to sustained recovery, i believe, is to head on this path of gradual rate increases. raising rates here in the us could mean that investors could prefer to p

banking system. when you buy something using cryptocurrency, the banks don't handle or check the payment. y don't even know about the payment. there are shops that accept cryptocurrency, where instead of using your bank card to take money from your bank account, you scan your phone instead. transaction confirmed. thank you. but the reason you've probably heard of bitcoin is because its value has gone through the roof. even with its recent crashing price, if you'd have bought £50 worth of bitcoin at the beginning of 2011, it would now be worth more than £1 million. i'm going to find out if we've all missed the boat, or whether it's still possible to become a bitcoin millionaire. it started as something for computer geeks, but it's now moved into the mainstream. this is millie. she's a newcastle mum with three kids and four pugs. she's been buying and selling books on the side for almost 15 years. but now, her new hobby is investing in cryptocurrency. 30,000 books i had to hand sort, yeah. it took me a whole year to do it. considerably more hard work than dabbling with bitcoin. my son says,

today, jerome powell will be sworn in as the new chair of the us central bank.ppoint the existing head of the federal reserve, nominated by their predecessor, but donald trump has broken a a0 year tradition by replacing the former chair, janet yellen. jeremy cook is the chief economist at world first. nice to see you. we have been preparing for this change for some time. it is a moment, isn‘t it, to think about janet yellen and what a greatjob she did really. think about janet yellen and what a great job she did really. yes, and looking back she took over a fairly damaged economy from bernanke. we have seen three or four interest—rate rises, and we are starting to see the market reaction to that, but obviously the us economy continuing to run high. the jobs numbers we saw on friday were a good news. the markets welcomed the fa ct good news. the markets welcomed the fact thatjerome powell would replace janet yellen, because we figured she would be replaced, and he is seen has a similar pair of hands to hers, no big changes. yet markets have gone through a rough p

this article is talking about us banks and hedge fund managers saying there isa and hedge fund managersel of concern. italy's economy has picked up considerably. evenif economy has picked up considerably. even if they put up interest rates in europe, it will not affect italy too much. nonetheless, a significant change. it has been quite 0k and then there is the election. you have two main groups. the populist parties, the five—star group. they have had its day to a great extent. and then, who else, are less grainy! he is back! —— bellesconi. at least a lookalike. the canopy prime minister, but he could lead the party that leads the country. —— he cannot be prime minister. he has a lwa ys cannot be prime minister. he has always been in the background. not that long ago, people were concerned italy may need a financial bailout on the part of the troike, which we cannot say anymore. but things are looking more robust. we were worrying about the banking system for some time. that has gone away, but not entirely. it is still a huge problem. but the economy has picked up. look at the interest

. >> you areing live at us bank stadium in minneapolis, the scene of superbowl lii sunday. this is where the bringrbowl win back home and or experience another heart-wrenching disappointment, but tonight it's all about being positive. with us is jamie apody and ducis rodgers and brian taff and sharrie williams. ducis, understanding -- look who's with you. hi, ron. we had exclusive action at the pre-superbowl party in minneapolis tonight. that's corct, jim. the hottest party going on in the twin city. superbowl week is upon us. the eagles are in the superbowl. you hosting the party. how awesome has this been for you? >> it's incredible. 72 hours from the eagle/patriot game,uperbowl 52. you have to have fun. we rais money for at risk community. it's something enjoy, but this special. the eagles in the superbowl, we have 1200 people at this party. it's an eagle crowd and it's wonderful. >> eagle chant all night long. >> the entire building. the birds we want ba to practice. tom brady, what makes him tough? what makesim tough sunday? is a great quarterback and arguably the best

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so those the scenes under the roof of the us bank stadium in minnesota. the eagles fans would have blown the last round the eagles fans would have blown it off. they greased the street lights in the last round to stop people climbing them. nothing would have stopped them this time. the eagles have never won a super bowl before. and when their star quarter back injured his knee in december many thought a promising season would again end prematurely. but the team rallied under foles. and they celebrated an unlikely victory against a new england team who were heavy favourites. earlier, i spoke tojohn marks. he isa earlier, i spoke tojohn marks. he is a presenter on sports radio network in philadelphia. is a presenter on sports radio network in philadelphialj is a presenter on sports radio network in philadelphia. i will tell you what we said. that my partner, here's a former eagle. we both felt good, because the eagles already had the eggheads start, and have won so many games at that point. or they had to do was win a funeral games, and they could play any games at home instead of the supe

banks. australia today and then the philippines and india later this week. when the usd lower interest rates over the last ten years, asian markets and the asian economy were some of the biggest beneficiaries of that cheap monetary policy, the easy monetary policy. in reverse we now see that era disappearing. no—one should really be surprised, it has been signalled for a year or so. central banks and governments now need to find a delicate balance, tweak their interest rate policies to make sure they do not prevent growth but are in step with the us at the same time. thank you very much for that update on the business markets here in asia. the share markets are wobbly and bitcoin is showing even more volatility. the currency is falling over 15% on monday, slipping below $7,000 for the first time since november. meanwhile, a south korean intelligence agency reportedly told the country's national assembly that north korea likely played a part in last month's massive theft from a japanese cryptocurrency exchange service provider. moving out of the singapore air show and co

second question, the june treasury, if we raise $50 billion threshold for us banks we should do the same for foreign megabanks based on their domestic asset so if the chairman's bank deregulation bill is enacted foreign banks with $250 billion in us assets will be deregulated, can the us reach banks? >> correct. >> the treasury report said if we move $50 billion threshold up we should move the threshold up for foreign banks. the report says $50 billion threshold, domestic and foreign banks to be raised too so to be clear the chairman's the bill with your acquiescence will deregulate banks like those that repeatedly failed the stress test in deutsche bank, the only bank that went, woodland donald trump after his repeated bankruptcies and botched deals. third question, last night your staff sent the committee varies classified and unclassified reports do under the russia sanctions bill including an unclassified oligarchs report that looked a lot like the forbes list of rush's wealthiest men. i hope the classified portion is more detailed and compelling and the cia director did not see any

us? >> supervisor fewer: we see that the local banks and smaller banks meet many of the services to communities that we're most interested in. and using a reinvestment in our funds to serve those communities. and it just seems as though as we're embarking on the path of municipal bank, whether it's feasible or not, there may be things that need to be federally insured as you mentioned and we can do that and use local banks and credit unions as a vehicle for that and that would make sense. rather than -- because i think the goal of this also is to wean our ourselves off the national banks. we're having less choices of national banks as they become more concentrated. all of these large banks invest in things that are not aligned with san francisco values. so it seems as though a partnership with these entities such as the local banks, and also the credit unions that are federally insured, we may be able to create sort of a partnership to serve the same purpose. >> yeah, i completely agree and part of that is looking at obviously you know how -- like i spoke earlier how we do our rfp and contracti

bank. >> hilton next tried to use meredith's cards a a bank 50 miles south in gainesville, georgia. again, no dice. he made ca thanight with his captive in a remote spot in the forest. the next morning, hilton attempted to use meredith's bank card still again at an atm in canton, georgia. nothing. they returned to his hidden campsite. he held meredith altogether for four days in the woods. and what nature of man is gary hilton? listen to the confession tapes about what he says about meredith's dog ella. he said he knew the dog had the identifying chip when he let the go in the supermarket parking lot. >> if i wanted to ensure that no one would have associated the dog with her, i would have killed the dog. there's no way i could do that. he was too much of a softy to kill the dog as he explained it. but ella's owner never had a chance. >> she was dead from the beginning. because i just told you, once you've done it, you're either going to kill her or get caught. there's no other solution. that sounds cold and cruel, yeah, it was. >> in his unbelievable cold recollection of the crime,

just trying to tie up loose ends before their walk through tomorrow over at us bank stadi stadium.ry, as a former player, what kind of pressure mounts at this stage before a super bowl? >> well, it's huge. you really want to try to focus on what you've got to do in the game as a player you don't want to get caught up in all the things that are on the side. of course, everybody, the whole nation is watching. but you don't want to focus on that. you want to focus on what exactly is your job. what do you have to do in different situations. focus on the detail of your job. that's more relaxing. you start looking and thinking about how big this game is, this is the biggest game i've ever played in in my life. guys get nervous from that. but you focus on your job, look at the detail of your job, that's more relaxing and that really is where your effort needs to go and that's what's going to make difference in winning or losing the game does gary, you're touching on it right there. obviously you're talking with on the former players. talk wig current players. >> yeah. >> how important it

. >> reporter: as we bringing back out here live at us bank stadium, eagles fans getting their pictureseagles chants can be heard about once every minute inside. the place inside is hot but outside the wind chill is about negative 21, guys, so go in there, hit the game. we'll see you at 10:00 o'clock. >> man, you are looking great for negative 21. good job, chris o'connell. my goodness. all kinds of people are in philadelphia to watch the big showdown. legions of others are hanging out in the burbs to cheer on our birds. our shawnette wilson is live at the stretch in swarthmore. oh, my good next shawnette, digging the lipstick. >> reporter: oh, thank you, compliments of rihanna the pop star it's called midnight wasa wasabi. i don't know lucy if i can pull this off my regular life but for super bowl, i am here for it. as you can see behind me the crowd is cranked up here at the stretch. the place is all decked out in green. eagles football balloons, fans, ready to take this title. they have wanted this forever and as they chant. they say tonight patriots reign is over and the fact it's b

you get a home luckily and the locker room us bank stadium site of 2530. >> welcome back this is here we are. can we he do it. >> we have not done it yet. >> make it official now. >> it's official. >> we've been waiting to sut knew sick on. >>. >> is i'm obviously the coming up. >> oh, hey! >> with this great team we have here to help all of you at home to experience the joy? it's about search a joy and so fun to share it with all of you all along the way whether witness us in minneapolis or out at all the games this year or just watching it on tv it's been fun to share it. >> we've about on the air since the clock hit zero. zeros, we bought you the celebration in minneapolis and all around the tri-state. if you have pictures home please we have a lot of while to take those pictures up. talk about it. >>. >> let's go to don bell on his seed and he's you guys i'm pretty sure have all the you can't see it by my feet are in confetti and shoes, are in confetti andic it kicking all this stuff here. it's a beautiful things. we hoped we would seasoning you know. i'm trying to find the words.

we met the coordinator of the food bank can run corner he told us about you know the queues that they have their food banks we met a number of people that run free buses happened. so what our members say and hear about is parents that they're working with having to spend some of that sandusky for food killing for food banks to see the government again and again say obviously they're trying their best but stay on the carrot and stick approach to welfare sanctions the government say the sanctions are only used when someone failed to meet requirements without good reason this in a minority of cases people are given every opportunity to explain why they failed to do so before a decision is made and there have been some celebrations of the increased food bank use as a show of the big society david cameron's old phrase i think anyone that's actually had experience of food banks and. anyone who's watched the film i don't you'll blake for example which was a graphic depiction of what using food banks islamic couldn't possibly cite as i think that's a comment by someone that's removed from fro

eagles themselves were celebrating the super bowl inside us bank stadium. >> syringes lombardi trophy. >> what an if the ballgame. jeffrey, congratulations on your first world championship and bring home the vince lombardi trophy to the city of philadelphia. >> eagles owner jeffrey lurie hoisting the super bowl trophy there. so many people have longed to see this moment decades in the making, dream come true for the eagles players, and of course, nick foles, who went from back up quarterback to super bowl mvp. he's celebrating with family. >> just another game, right, nick? >> just another game. un rover recall, all glory to god. she has cents no idea. >> so adorable. that would be nick's daughter lilly, not quite a year old. what a story, her dad will be able to tell her and head coach doug speeder son was just as thankful. >> i got the best players in the world. and it is a resilient group. i love this coaching staff. mr. lurie the owner, and not only do we have the best fans in the world ... we now have the best team in the world. thank you guys. >> and do you have remember, coach

meanwhile, us bank will pay $613 million to settle allegations that the bank had koran tie money laundering controls which put it at risk for criminal activities, the bank willfully violated the bank's secrecy acts to fail report. it has restructured it safeguards, rahel, jim? >> diane, i understand changes are underway to mcdonald's happy meal? >> that's right. the burger giant says it is removing cheeseburgers from happy meal menus there is will make some people probably little less happy, plan to do this by 2022, if a customer wants one they have to request it kind of like the special menu for instance at starbucks , the world's biggest fast-food chain also says it is cents aim to go widdle happy meal calorie countdown to 600 calories or less, and of course, as america fights its rise in child obesity rates. >> that makes sense, but why make it four years to do it? it takes four years to take a cheeseburger out after bag? >> people's expectation takes cents, jim. >> people need to know to prepare. >> wean them off gladly. >> kids will be in college by the time this hams. thanks, diane. a

banks? when you want to buy something normally using your normal bank card, this is what happens.ails to the shop. the shop asks the bank if i'm good for the money. the bank checks its records to see if i have got enough in my account. if i do, it lets the shop know, it updates its records to show the movement of money from my account to the shop's. oh, and it takes a little cut for its trouble. now, if you wanted to remove the bank from that system, who else would you trust to keep those records, and not alter them or cheat in any way? i wouldn't trust you. i wouldn't trust you! in fact, i wouldn't trust any single person but i might trust everyone. the idea is you don't have a central record of transactions. instead, you distribute many, many copies of this ledger around the world. each owner of each copy records every transaction. so there's no way that a forged transaction can make it in. if i try to alter a ledger, it won't match all the other copies and it gets rejected. so to buy something using cryptocurrency, i give the shop my details. the shop asks all the book—keepers

a woman who said that two days after the murder, she saw the killer using katy eastburn's stolen bankard. >> and then they produced a witness that said the killer used the bank card. >> and she said, i did not tell the truth the first time, because it was a tall white man with a mustache, a blond headed guy, and he got into the tiny white car. that is the guy who used it before i did. and pointed right to tim hennis, and that is who was sitting right there. >> after she testified, i went into the bathroom and just threw-up. >> the jury deliberated for three the days. >> it was a quarter of 5:00 on a friday afternoon when the jury knocked. he was guilty on three counts. he would get the death penalty times three. tim hennis could hear his father sobbing in the courtroom. he had never heard that before. >> when that jury said that he is guilty, you still had faith that he was telling the truth? >> always. never once. >> not a doubt in your mind? >> no, never. >> that time i felt like i did, because i felt that we got our man, and this is the one case that truly screamed out for the deat

common reporting standards money held in us banks and institutions will not automatically need to be reported to the account holders tax authorities as it would if it war in one of the more than one hundred countries that thus far have agreed to begin automatically exchanging tax relevant account information so our laws are actually set up to actively launder money yeah they are which makes it crazy that we're only the number two tax haven because switzerland is still number one. give us a couple years we're coming for you to have zero and then all you have left is jobs and roger federer and his forehand is i want to. use the back of the pen we're going to run into an exciting way for more on this let's go to our truth bomb natalie mcneal. i was just thrown out of church for arguing with the reverend because he disagreed when i said being poor was one of the seven deadly sins being poor of course replace the seven percent of. mostly because americans were confusing it with this type of flaw there's no reason to drag something that cute and cuddly into this. well you literally have to

it is the worst drop in points since september 2008, when a plan to rescue the us banking industry afterhe financial crisis was rejected and the worst single day point decline in history. with me is karishma wasvani, our business correspondent. in two trading days the fall of the dow has been more than 1800 points. what is because of this mayhem as i was talking to some traders before we we re was talking to some traders before we were meant to have this discussion on air. a lot of them we re discussion on air. a lot of them were saying to me this morning that really this is a natural reaction to what many people have called an overheated stock market in the us. it seems counterintuitive, doesn't it? the fact that the us economy is doing quite well, job growth has been relatively strong, we are hearing about this from the donald trump's tweets, of course, and wages are rising marginally, not as much as people hoped or expected, so why would you have a situation where people take their money out of the stock market? a couple of words for you, federal reserve interest rates. that is the ke

kind of making it feel more like home game at us bank stadium. our joyce evans is at philadelphia international airport as some fans return home. >> reporter: thousands of eagles fans who flew out to minnesota over the past week all started flying back together today. and american airlines had to add five more flights larger plains just to get them home. they left here tailgating, they came back victory dancing. >> super bowl champs. >> that's how they arrived home. >> let's go birds. >> all day. >> all night. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> reporter: how was it? >> it was unbelievable. wentz we came and foles we tru trust. >> how many super bowl bowls have you been to. >> this is the first time one the best one i'll he have go. >> i was jumping up and down. i almost passed out. it was insane. >> i was there in 1960 when the eagles won. now i'm here 2018 when the eagles won again. >> history. >> history owe yeah. glad we all witnessed it. like i said it was an aura in the stadium. we knew. everybody new. >> the best feeling i've had i've been eagles f

. >> us bank stadium in minneapolis, looks more like an eagles home game at the linc. >> eagles eagles! >> diehard eagles fans were right in the thick of it, as the birds evening past to win their first super bowl. fans immediately poured out the stadium into the streets in minneapolis to celebrate. >> pat gallen said the same thing, felt like a home game, and that when they were chanting it was deafening. so, way to show up. >> well, katie, we will be back with your latest on the forecast, and meisha will tell you what you need to know about traffic following some overnight super bowl celebrations cents. >> our eagles coverage continues next. stay with us. i had this chest cold, but my medicine kept wearing off. (coughs) ah! i missed you! then i discovered mucinex. one pill lasts 12 hours, and i'm good. why take 4-hour medicine? one mucinex lasts 12 hours. let's end this. discover organic ancient grains, like barley or quinoa. just add protein and vegetables to create delicious new flavours. new knorr one skillet meals don't just eat, discover. >> snow secret, many will turn down the

morgan us banks were touched would be perp walk and charged in an unprecedented cross agency crackdown fifteen the c f t c d o j an f.b.i. seeking to punish spoofers of futures this was confirmed moments ago by a c f t c press release which announced criminal and civil enforcement actions against three banks and six individuals involved in commodities fraud and spoofing schemes so daughter bank is to pay thirty million dollars u.b.s. the fifteen million dollars and h.s.b.c. is spray one point five million dollars to settle these spoofing futures in the gold and silver markets all right well we were talking about this for ten years that these banks manipulate the price of gold and silver as a way to keep the dollar buoyant and keep the focus on the dollar and everyone argued that this was not possible because for every bar there was a seller but in the world of naked futures and spoofing that's not true and now it's come out these banks are manipulating the gold price and it's still going on by the way i mean this is just a slap on the wrist for a few banks that are engaged in manipulat

the super bowl have been as low as —20 degrees, luckily, the roof will be closed on sunday at the us bankobably tell notjust by my breath but that they have built a ski ramp in the middle of the street! that is the kind of thing that happens when super bowl rolls into town, super bowl lii, just a few miles from here, will kick off as the patriots take on the eagles, it will be on record the cold est eagles, it will be on record the coldest super bowl sunday. temperatures down to —25, will not affect the players or fans or us, fingers crossed, we will be inside. good job they do every build the stadium, the roof collapsed because of the weight of snow at the old one but no such problems come super bowl sunday. the game itself, what do you need to know, perhaps the philadelphia eagles are the underdogs, don't mention their name to often around here, because the minnesota vikings would get to the super bowl. new england, the dream is to do it again, they have done it before, superstar quarterback, tom brady, going for a record sixth super bowl win, six super bowls for his team. they have the

over the next few years we would expect us bank less oil -- us being less oil intensive.re some speculative longs in there. those producers in the united states, how vulnerable are they if we get rates going up in the u.s? colleaguessure my would be much more aware of individual companies at risk. biould observe that the s's. james, thank you very much. is the senior investment manager at aberdeen asset management. u.s. futures are dipping. we speak to the swiss asset manager ceo later. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ manus: good morning from bloomberg's new european headquarters. anna: these are today's top stories. recovery.d to asian stocks rallied after the s&p 500 closed back more than 3% in the past two sections -- sessions. is goldilocks market really over? anna: president trump proposes a $4.4 trillion federal budget before next year slashing entitlements in favor of military spending in the next and border wall. the company is said to tell the president to quit nash south africa's told to tell the president to quit after he refuses to resign. ♪ manus: welcome. --'re payin

i do so much for being with us. banks again. —— thank you.at bbc dot co uk forward slash papers — and if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you, lisa and sarah. goodbye. it isa it is a much colder day to day compared with yesterday. a brisk north—westerly winds. after yesterday's drab wedderburn many of us, at least today there is some sunshine. we will all see that at some stage. it is only one part of the weather story. there are snow showers to be had coming in quite frequently towards the north—west. we have a north—westerly winds. this speckled cloud the atlantic is the showers moving in, producing some snow across western scotland, northern ireland, north—west england, the pennines. several centimetres of humility and drifting in the wings into western scotland. the further east you are, fewer showers and more sunshine. the showers and more sunshine. the showers dotted about at 3pm this afternoon. there are gaps between them. greenland indicating where it is clear. the odd shower as sleet or

distraction of litigation georgia has already paid for billion dollars to resolve libel claims libel is used by banks to set rates on hundreds of trillions of dollars of transactions. looming breaks it the struggle for a common foreign policy and persisting economic inequality the european union has numerous internal struggles to deal with nevertheless countries still want to join the block the head of the european commission is currently visiting countries like macedonia or serbia and montenegro south eastern european nations that have been given the prospect of becoming e.u. members one challenge they are facing is bringing their economies up to speed and that's something hard to do when many of the brightest minds prefer to leave. this is no simple change of address from marina stefano the twenty five year old isn't just moving down the road she's heading abroad to austria she's finished her training as a vascular surgeon now she wants to turn her qualification into money. first i want to write. from. grads so they are free to come back when they finish my studies graduate marina's packing her por

this is your business update on how the home free him but it great to have you with us deutsche bank has just enjoyed its third annual loss in a row close to half a billion euros while the lender insists it is making good progress when it comes to cost cutting but that it will take time all the while the pressure is growing on chief executive john prine he took over in twenty fifty to turn the bank's fortunes around three years in prions only posted losses here's what he had to say about the worse than expected results. this is yes it is the third loss in a row. for however it is also our first pretax profit since twenty fourteen shots a time to stream. only without the one off it we took as a result of the us tax reform we've now been reporting a net profit of almost one billion euros it's interior. theoretical billion could be headed straight for company bosses bank accounts and executive bonus hikes all the good work in the midst of scandal fines not to mention all those losses has a financial correspondent daniel cope. crying. and not going to bring him back in but when he's you