on food banks and how people on food banks and how people on food banks and how people on food banks usinging amounts of money. can you just a little bit about say what it's like for you this week and the some of flack you've had back on that ? well, it's just back on that? well, it's just another day in the office, unfortunately for me, i get a lot of flack, but then i'm not too bothered. to be honest. my hate on motivated and i've hate is on my motivated and i've done a few abandon interview today about food banks. look, when i was growing up in the seventies and eighties. our food bank was, oh, my god, to moderate in. they had moderate vegetables in. they had carrots, peas, beans potatoes at the bottom of the garden. we had chickens, rabbits dogs that chickens, rabbits and dogs that was our food my parents was our food bank. my parents are more resilient, resourceful as were my grandparents and i was brought up that if you want more more and it's as more you work more and it's as simple as i know things are tough energy i'm tough for the energy bills i'm for a we've got to take for not

earlier us banking piers. morgan stanley and city group also cut thousands of jobs as they expect a weaker economy. this now is becoming a major battle ground for rival superpowers. the race is on to secure dominance of the world's supply of computer chips. a global shortage of semiconductors has shown how important they are to the global economy and the u. s. is determined to take control. oh, she is a co founder of 2 c, $82.00. it's a small start up burke from the labs at the university of virginia and the u. s. they're developing cutting edge semiconductors, also called chips. the red box as og, 3 the laser there drive the car system and an inside this chamber. okay. environmental chamber, there is a very small chair. the cool thing is that everything here is at room temperature. and now other than the chip to be the only and is that she works with hussein's id, the c e o of q c o 2. sadie says q c, 82 steps, maybe microscopic can have a big impact. that's because they'll be used for quantum computers. thes

on food banks and how people on food banks and how people on food banks and how people on food banks usinging amounts of money. can you just a little bit about say what it's like for you this week and the some of flack you've had back on that ? well, it's just back on that? well, it's just another day in the office, unfortunately for me, i get a lot of flack, but then i'm not too bothered. to be honest. my hate on motivated and i've hate is on my motivated and i've done a few abandon interview today about food banks. look, when i was growing up in the seventies and eighties. our food bank was, oh, my god, to moderate in. they had moderate vegetables in. they had carrots, peas, beans potatoes at the bottom of the garden. we had chickens, rabbits dogs that chickens, rabbits and dogs that was our food my parents was our food bank. my parents are more resilient, resourceful as were my grandparents and i was brought up that if you want more more and it's as more you work more and it's as simple as i know things are tough energy i'm tough for the energy bills i'm for a we've got to take for not

earlier us banking piers, morgan stanley and city group also cut thousands of jobs as they expect a weaker economy this year. well for more on this, we go out he hands core to at the new york stock exchange. hi there, yann's now, goldman had been on a hiring spree just a few months ago into the pandemic recovery. what's changed since then now? well, christine said, david, tell him, i took over goldman a good 4 years ago. employment actually has increased by a good 30 percent, especially if you look at 20202021. we saw an exploding ip market. a lot of companies came to the market. so we also got a lot of support from the government for consumers and for a company. so we did not see a lot of losses of the credits. the people were able to pay their mortgages to all of that help and that might be changing. and now, so we see higher interest rates that makes it more difficult or actually the highest the debt load for consumers. also for companies that we will see if we will see a higher delinquency rate, the banks are getting ready, they're putting money aside for possible credit losses. and th

president kicking us off monday and then chair powell and governor bailey on deck tuesday and the big data dump in cpi wednesday along with another round of jobless claims, and final u.s. banknings kicking us off friday. greg staples, megan graber, and --megan graper and winnie cisar are still with us. i want to get your thoughts for the week ahead. what is the big data point to watch. greg, what are you watching? greg: it's gotta be cpi and core cpi. we will see headline cpi come down no question about it but looking at core will be the key statistic. katie: winnie, what about you, cpi? winnie: totally agree, it has to be cpi. we are focused on consumer sentiment but everyone will be laser focused on the cpi reading. katie: we've heard from our other two guests. it is cpi the case for you or where to bank earnings fit in? megan: i think ultimately it is cpi. bank earnings obviously a precursor to what will likely be continuation of new issue activity but i think alongside of the cpi number is the fed really needing to be vocal and continuing to hammer home their path forward. they regained control of the narrative in december. i think it is critical they continue to hammer

use of cryptocurrency settlements. inside the country , our central bank is tough. e objection has always boiled down to the fact that e-cryptocurrency cannot be used as a means of payment. this is the first and second - it cannot be a means of investing in financial assets for the mass investor, because it is a very risky very volatile asset. and here, from the point of view of protecting the rights of investors, we, uh, consider it inappropriate to have such access to investors at the same time, the russian ministry of finance believes what to develop the market? let and gradually, but it is necessary according to the head of the department. anton siluanov's crypt is already a given. so, it needs to be regulated by crypto wallets. there are more than thirty million russians, so the country is among the top ten cryptocurrencies when the given exists and, uh, with the help of cryptocurrencies are calculated by someone investing in this cryptocurrency as an asset, although everyone understands that it is very volatile and dangerous in terms of investment. uh, an asset

have you been close to using a food bank anyway? moving on. just what all paying anyway? moving on. on the cpp lot playing us. yes, that's the phrase i never thought i'd say on national television. we're going find out next week. going to find out next week. cindy to expert cindy you trying to expert hosted chinese podcast hosted the chinese podcast i'm assistant of the assistant editor of the spectator . there she is. thank spectator. there she is. thank you very much, cindy. i don't forgot make sure that you send in your views. forgot make sure that you send in your views . we're talking in your views. we're talking about whether or not it's time to get tough on china anyway . right. let's rattle two people under pressure from protests , under pressure from protests, kind of which have not been seen in china since 1989. and with their economy beginning to falter under the corona restrictions , beijing had sheds restrictions, beijing had sheds finally, finally relented . their finally, finally relented. their zero covid policy on december the seventh. the result, after two years of

and i think that should be able to use the food banks. we need to use the food banks.inflation you know, the nurses are the backbone , the the nurses are the backbone, the nhs and without them we will not be able to survive . they've done be able to survive. they've done brilliant work . be able to survive. they've done brilliant work. i think that it's a bit unfair for the mps to say that need to budget, you know, the nurses need food they trying to ends meet and yes they should be able to lend in that salary bracket should be able to use food banks . thank you, s.e. use food banks. thank you, s.e. let's go to mike donovan. he's in oxfordshire. mike yeah, hi nama. well median salary in the country is 33,000, 33,000 with nobody wants to use a food bank usually there's a problem with a company and uk. usually there's a problem with a company and uk . you look at the company and uk. you look at the management and this is a we have a serious structural problems in the uk and we seem to skirt around them we sold our assets off under big bang under thatcher you know telling

have you been close to using a food bank anyway? moving on. just what all paying anyway? moving on. the cpp lot playing us. yes, that's the phrase i never thought i'd say on national television. we're going find out next week. going to find out next week. cindy to expert cindy you trying to expert hosted chinese podcast hosted the chinese podcast i'm assistant of the assistant editor of the spectator . there she is. thank spectator. there she is. thank you very much, cindy. i don't forgot make sure that you send in your views. forgot make sure that you send in your views . we're talking in your views. we're talking about whether or not it's time to get tough on china anyway . right. let's rattle two people under pressure from protests , under pressure from protests, kind of which have not been seen in china since 1989. and with their economy beginning to falter under the corona restrictions , beijing had sheds restrictions, beijing had sheds finally, finally relented . their finally, finally relented. their zero covid policy on december the seventh. the result, after two years of ex

that gives us a bit of a sense of what the world bank is warning of.k in more detail now into the effect the pandemic has had and continues to have on the global economy. joining me now isjennifer mckeown, chief global economist at capital economics. good morning, jennifer. the world bank has had to quite significantly change its outlook for economic growth this year and beyond for most major economies, and looking at their predictions, europe is weakest, isn't it, in terms of its thinking. give us your take on what is ahead.— on what is ahead. yes, i completely _ on what is ahead. yes, i completely agree - on what is ahead. yes, i completely agree with i on what is ahead. yes, i . completely agree with that. europe has been hit much harder than the other economies by the energy crisis, the sharp rise in energy costs which is raising living costs for consumers and also operating costs for businesses, so that is really hitting activity hard. so i think it seems very likely that the eurozone will fall into recession, the uk as well. elsewhere, with inter

bank earnings. peter oppenheimer will be joining us. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: dr. jor banks in the u.s. out with -- four major banks in the u.s. out with earnings today. here was the top take away from wall street from a macro perspective. our wall street reporter sonali basak. sonali: when you look at the numbers, you have net interest income increasing. but there is pressure ahead when you look at the loan books for the big banks. you also see headwinds because you will start to see deposits once again. rates were next to nothing and you are starting to see savings rates potentially going up this year. although the final levels are tbd. you also see provisions for loan losses starting to tick higher. on the charge-off side, you are not seeing things drastic. but at the same time, they are higher than expected. on one hand, they are putting the reserves behind them and it shows you these banks are willing to take on risks, particularly in the credit card books. you are also seeing cracks when it comes to corporate borrowers. you see some of the banks start to show

they now critically endangered new berkeley bol cause at us bank. so the main causes of chimpanzee extinction. at the destruction of their habitat, due to human activities and poaching, it was see broken, people kill them with no regard for the law that protects them or solder speak. dylan was in guinea. chimpanzees are often poached for their meat or sold as pets. chimps like michael hoping, seized by the authorities, are brought to the center this sanctuary, rehabilitated chimps and then released them into the wild. around 60 great apes are currently living at the center which is funded by international organizations and private donors. c the to day gets off to a swinging stacked with a breakfast of fruits and ginger tea to combat the cold. a routine health and psychological checkup pals, since they often arrived suffering from health problems and trauma. then an excursion into the forest helps the young chimpanzees adapt to the wild. la hoarded bramble w. the forest is important for the chimpanzees. we walk with them through the forest or to loca

9 12 months, what does this mean , it means that the national bank wants this e-e liquidity that banks usete banks to place them for more term instruments, for example, are these deposits, for example, by raising rates on deposits for people, or should these funds be placed, for example, in instruments of the ministry of finance, such as udp or others , that is, these two steps are the first, the first point plus 5% of the reservation is already in the fifth july, february 5 and already 10 % on the fifth of march, that is, this shook the market to some extent . we cannot yet predict what kind of positive or other result it will give, but the forecast of the national bank and the calculations will begin that this step will contribute to a small increase in deposit rates for the population, as well as, let's say, the stimulation of banks to manage their liquidity for more urgent such a-a deposits than for short-term, yes for the usual, an important story, mr. andrii, and if we talk, for example , about the systematic provision of additional finances to us, in particular, i wanted to ask you

russian business of you was back in town. lot so her tories the her to come on their room to see us bank. and my question is sure, what are their relations are moving between now for re linear, shorter interest, or they are in the street are considered emma, how russia relations with former soviet states, particularly those in asia, are developing. my 2nd question is, what is your own attitude in to your rations relations with economy for, for your e 8 e u countries of the former soviet stays central asia and consumer is a region we are developing our relations with very actively, aside from our bilateral relations that has plenty of legal instruments. she substantiate them, including the internet, governmental commission on economic cooperation, military and technical corporation, humanitarian corporation. and there are also collective formats where we, along with our i central asian colleagues who work actively the c i n. s. li, commonwealth of independent states, shanghai corporation organization as seo the eurasian economic union, e u. and naturally the collector security treaty orga

should you have to be forced , i quote, to have to be forced, i quote, to use a fitbit , a food bank a fitbit, a food bank on that salary ? that is what the that salary? that is what the fire brigade union are saying today. but one tory mp is having none of it. where do you stand on all of that? and you guys have been getting in touch . did have been getting in touch. did you watch the show last night, adrian says, michelle, yesterday you wore bright red and he blames that for the conflicts between my guess. and i said i would black today to try would wear black today to try and avoid conflicts. forgot. and avoid conflicts. i forgot. so black. i wore so i didn't wear black. i wore stripes, we're to chat stripes, but we're going to chat with panel. we're not with the panel. we're not talking tonight. talking of it tonight. we're going to be sensible bunch tonight. if you had a headache last can you now last night, i can tell you now you're not alone. i want your thoughts tonight. phil says, michelle, you look like a christmas present tonight. phil i as a i don't take that as a complime

but the us banks want to go, i don't why it's in claim leadership over the nation despite another president. because my daughter being in power over the past couple of months, peru has been shaken by but as we process off of the president pedro castillo with a move of office and arrested uncle robinson charges. some of his supporters of fame was a us back to independent janice ben nose and again says, washington is most interested in latin america because of its natural resources. mexico. it has a lot of natural resources. and in the previous meal, liberal president and rep engineer thought he did partially privatize the oil. so when i'm low, came in, he re nationalize the oil, he nationalize the lithium reserves, and that angered the u. s. it angered a lot of companies in the u. s. that want to get access to those cheap, raw materials they need for their technology. it's very clear that united states and especially the large, multinational corporations based in the united states and silicon valley. they want to get access to latin america's huge natural resources. venezuela has the world's

, but the fact that the banking sector is functioning today gives a guarantee that we can and to use bankosits, we can use cashless payments in the coming year and i think that military bonds are a great investment now in our victory. i think that investing money in shadow papers that will definitely be the funds returned to the investors will definitely be profitable, and for the funds we will also contribute to our victory, this money goes to the armed forces well, these are my thoughts today, in any case, the blood of the economy is money , it should move in any direction - in any case, leave something. it will never be promising. you remember that ms. nataliya is an authority. for our viewers, it is also not doubtful in many issues, and i think that your advice is also now very much expected by the audience, and it is needed, please , now there is a lot of talk about what people have lost stability, this fear of the lack of stability, well, it’s true, when it’s so feverish, i want to tell all the viewers and reassure them. according to the weather forecast, it is necessary to do it in

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and what they're saying in terms of understanding, you know, okay, did this guy have us bank account himself maybe? but he wasn't facilitating the actual payment himself. people were doing that between them and he was taking a cup in the middle. finance is being reported as a contra party to this and smaller crypto currency exchange. how does that fit in from what we understand what details is known about? yeah, it's really important to actually understand what they mean by counterpart. yeah. so binary is the largest trip to exchange in the world really the largest number of uses for sure. right. so you could a counterpart, it could be that you have an account from finance that you've given. the peer to peer system to receive will to send that crypt currency. but exactly how finance would know that you were doing that. you were doing that for some kind of a listed activity. it's very hard to prove. it's very hard to see. so it just seems again, it's, it's, it's a, it's, it's an accusation that is not based in the documents that we've seen on fact. hopefully we're going to see now a l

sonali on what has been happening with the banks. let us get another perspective. the adams fund ceo and owns three names that reported. the bank of america, wells fargo and jp morgan. right to talk with you as ever. talk me through what you have seen and what is your take away. mark: part of it is that there are things that happen that we expected, the fourth quarter to generally be good. the interest margin was good and a little bit more pressure on expenses and we expected, but really the most important part is what the banks are saying about 2023, which has been uneven and i have to stop short of saying disappointing because what i mean by that is it is unclear what will happen with what kind of economy whether it is the u.s. or world economy. so i do think that the prudence that they have projected in their outlooks is important. they are expecting the net interest income will be tougher and expenses higher. i think if i am running an operating company i would probably do the exact same thing. alix: what do you do with that? if we are this uncertain you own ban

show us at the bank. 1080.000 rub. get to 200 today. well , okay, a lot of money, i ask none of your business. let's see, maybe, but of course i highly doubt it, the third round. very soon one on one, do not switch. on one we continue right now the third round of one on one. well, now we will choose a viewer who will choose for himself rivals one of you, because in the third round. as you remember, only one of the star five is playing, we recognize the viewer's attention on the screen. natalia vlasova 39 years old, the city of saratov plays with you on a direct line with our studio by phone natalia hello. listen to us perfectly i hear the genius, natasha everything is fine. thank you tell me how the idea came to your mind to send a question to five equals one . someone suggested this program. i look at the program very much with my eldest son. he i am also always delighted if you are a favorite participant of all the participants in the program, but olechka is the best of all olechka yes, yes, there is such a thing according to the corr

david chaikin: the russians obtained debit cards on those bank accounts, and they used those debit cardsdays, designer clothes, expensive jewelry. the australian federal police carried out a six-month investigation,nd with the materialhey had, they sought successfully to freeze those bank accounts in queensland. sean: in court, the australian federal police said they believed the cash was the proceeds of crime, and the accounts were being used "as virtual piggy banks for very large amounts of money." a judge said the police evidence showed "a very clear inference of money laundering," by the russians. ilya: the russian media asked these guys about the purpose of their visit to australia, and they answered that they would like to provide some sources for dairy goods for ice cream factory, and also they would like to start the gem business with some australian partners, but they have never opened any corporate in australia. theynly deposited this money into the bank accounts-- nothing else. sean: the case washrouded in secrecy afterhe court agreed to extraordinary suppression orders over m

banks to work. i think that military bonds are the best option during a war on the map in general. i think the best way to save money is to usessic bank deposits. interest rates in hryvnias from the beginning of the war increased now ranges from 6 to 19% per year in today's conditions of course this is after short deposits that is, they weld well, from three to six months is the most popular, because there are already long deposits, such as 12 months or 24 months in today's conditions, and it is in principle understandable that the population does not really want to place such long deposits for such a long period investments in foreign currency are not so profitable if you keep your funds in foreign currency, it will become cheaper, that is, the claims of the growth of the hryvnia, your savings in foreign currency will melt faster than if you are in hryvnia, a significant lack of deposit contributions, taxes if the e-e bank promises us you yield, for example, 15%, for a deposit in hryvnias, this means that after the end of the term, you will receive about 12, because the state takes a fifth of your income in the form of a tax

bank? >> they are a wealth manager. he used to call that a bank before.hese are not companies that are lending homes across america anymore. you have to ask if european banks are getting weak. they start to find assets to buy , or a chance to grow cheaply at a time where the market is down? >> you get the final word here. favorite equity market in 2020. what is a? works will see a brighter outlook for 2023 for the banks, that's a change story from where we were before. >> you're not alone. kenley on. you are not looking your mom and dad's thanks. it is clearly different going into a recession for it if we do have one, there are some different opinions of when we might get one in the united states. if you have one, there are people who have aches doing ok. >> he is way out on this. after give credit -- i have to give credit on this. gerard cassidy was way out front on this. these are changed beasts. one of the problems we have, and washington has, is that the size of these companies -- i'm trying to bring ratios into this, and i don't have them in front of

reuters, signs of an increase in russian oil supply controlled the impact of economic data from the us central bank and hope for an improvement in demand in china, causing the price of west texas intermediate (wti) to drop by one dollar is 33 cents equal to one and six hundredths the percentage of reduction of 7,968 oil loadings from russian ballistic ports this month has increased by 50% compared to the previous month, and that is why it seems that russia is trying to meet the high demand for oil in asia , as they believe that if the supply increases due to the global increase in energy prices, russian oil will continue to increase in the next month, oil prices will experience a further decrease . american energy companies kept their number of oil and gas wells at 771 this week. naft will meet hamed tawhidi amin of sed and sima news agency, i invite you to watch the news at 16:00. hello, freedom of expression or insulting the sacredness and beliefs of this historical question, the year that the authorities of western countries refused to answer as entertainment of the right wing and extreme politi

signs of an increase in russian oil supply have controlled the impact of economic data from the us central bank and the hope of improved demand in china. this caused the price of west texas intermediate oil to drop by one dollar and one cent equivalent to one and six hundred percent decrease of 7,968 cents. the transaction of loading oil from russian ballistic ports this month has increased by 50% compared to the previous month, and that is why it seems that the sellers russia is trying to meet the high demand for oil to provide in asia to avoid the global increase in energy prices, they believe that if russian oil continues to increase in the next month, the oil price will experience a further decrease . american energy companies will keep the number of oil wells at 771 this week. in the meantime, representatives of the opec+ coalition will meet in the future to check the level of oil production. production agent of amin sada and sima news agency , hassan rait . us secretary of state, israeli, saudi authorities and a meeting chaired by this person said about iran, "i hope their stubbornness wi

. be having to use food bank. look done. before i came into parliament, wasn't into parliament, i wasn't earning anywhere nea r £35,000 earning anywhere near £35,000 a week using the food week and i wasn't using the food bank. i'm on car, i've got bank. i'm on a car, i've got a wife, got house, got a mortgage to pay all that. now i hear these ridiculous stories that nurses who i respect 100, by the way, they are still in food off patient's plates. they are going way, they are still in food off pafood s plates. they are going way, they are still in food off pafood banks. 5. they are going way, they are still in food off pafood banks. and ey are going way, they are still in food off pafood banks. and quite going way, they are still in food off pafood banks. and quite frankly to food banks. and quite frankly i don't a word of it. i don't believe a word of it. this is just narrative out by this is just a narrative out by the unions. the guardian the daily mirror, people that daily mirror, people like that idiot is he's

. be having to use food bank. look done. before i came into parliament, wasn't into parliament, i wasn't earning anywhere nea r £35,000 earning anywhere near £35,000 a week using the food week and i wasn't using the food bank. i'm on car, i've got bank. i'm on a car, i've got a wife, got house, got a mortgage to pay all that. now i hear these ridiculous stories that nurses who i respect 100, by the way, they are still in food off patient's plates. they are going way, they are still in food off pafood s plates. they are going way, they are still in food off pafood banks. 5. they are going way, they are still in food off pafood banks. and ey are going way, they are still in food off pafood banks. and quite going way, they are still in food off pafood banks. and quite frankly to food banks. and quite frankly i don't a word of it. i don't believe a word of it. this is just narrative out by this is just a narrative out by the unions. the guardian the daily mirror, people that daily mirror, people like that idiot is he's

so many people don't realize this, when you're not a bank, you cannot use deposits to fund loans. bank, those goes sents can be used to fund loans -- deposits, and we're aggregating those deposits by paying consumers an interest rate that's higher than the banks give consumers, and we're no longer borrowing from the banks. we're actually using the deposits. so the reason we can do it is because we have many businesses that can use those deposits to get a return, and a lot of banks have boomedded many of the -- abandoned many of the products i'm talking about because they couldn't figure out how to do them profitable. and because we have many products and we're a one-stop shop, those deposits, if you think about it, it's like a natural resource that we can use to drive all of our businesses and that allows us to give the consumer a great interest rate. the one thing i have to point out for you and the consumers is that on our 3.75% interest with rate on savings, we don't restrict how many transactions you do or how much money you can spend. most savings accounts will only let you do

do you think he should have use a food bank to be have to use a food bank to be able to? mment on that? does he have use a knight box does he have to use a knight box to able talk about bus to be able to talk about bus routes? like where do draw routes? like where do you draw the line? certainly think he the line? i certainly think he should banks. should visit food banks. i certainly it would it certainly think it would it would be helpful. security concern be concern is aside, let's be realistic this. if you did realistic about this. if you did use buses from time to time, i think it's a sliding scale, isn't i'm not saying isn't it? and i'm not saying that intellectually he cannot grasp problem grasp the size of this problem he be pretty stupid not he have to be pretty stupid not to understand that is in to understand that the nhs is in crisis. just think it's partly crisis. i just think it's partly about and i and about optics. you and i and everyone else in the studio and behind the scenes . dominique, we behind the scenes. dominique, we all presumably, most of us at l

the bank stocks now actually in the green after all of those earnings this morning. that will do it for us on "squawk on the street. "tech check" starts now. >> happy friday ahead this hour, banks back with the market a messy mixed main street rollout takes its toll on wall street lending and loans in focus as earnings season kicks off. we will break down those results and the impact on thin tech today. plus, we are also talking tesla cutting its car prices getting the rare sell call and it's not just elon under pressure this morning. more details on the proxy at disney and a challenge to microsoft's bid for accuvision from nvidia. >> happy friday, john. it is a mixed day for so far for stocks we have lows. fighting to get into the grain, a positive sentiment number. those are your leaders, utilities and financials the laggers. on the move right now transports and defense. the worst performers on the s&p. tesla and rivian the laggers attempting to crawl back from an early morning decline. they are off the lows. jp morgan chase and citi group just popping their heads into that positive terr

reached 1,932,2081 cents, according to reuters, while traders are waiting for the results of the us central bank meeting and their focus is on the signs of a slowdown in the growth of the world economy, the price of gold remained with the least volatility in the same hour , waiting for the bank the american central bank will increase the interest rate by only 25 points on wednesday. adopting any reserve monetary policy by the american central bank has a negative effect on non-profitable assets such as gold, but due to the fear of the world economic recession this year, it will be in favor of gold because traders with the possibility of lowering the central bank of the united states they also avoid the dollar, probably due to the reopening of the chinese commercial markets, it will increase in this country after a week of new year holidays. kamel tawhidi amin , sada and sima news agency, thank you for your attention. the liquid gas standard in the car has been compiled in detail and the inventories may need to be updated, but this day is an obstacle to legal implementation because it was done in

and the kickback for that deal which was 800 million overall kickback $55 million that went into a us bank account. so there's a lot of these deals and bribes that were even happening on u.s. soil. there was a $1.5 million apartment and the other was for another one of these bribes and eventually it kind of ties back into brazilian politics because they thought this was just, you one off kickbacks, bribes or this person who was amassing wealth. but actually, in reality there was this political. and so around 2014 when the all these kickback funds that grossly had been holding for this minister, the minister said we, have to put this to use now and so wisely they started doing these thousands, you know, lots and lots of different political donations, you know, hidden via different things like cattle invoices or even like a the transfer of one of his helicopters. and it was all at the of this minister who was telling him to be supporting certain people or giving payments, bribes to other politicians so that they would support, you know, this party and jose himself hand-delivered cash 33 diff

procedure currently in order to expand its project of settlement of annexation and so on, so forth in the us bank. and that to my mind does not need to diplomacy. and bees, it will lead to more violence on war. well, this is a level of intensity that we have not even seen really during the latter stages of the previous net. a new netanyahu government the far right is very politician. it's m r, but beg of you, i said that there will be war with palestinians at some point in the future. is there any question? do you think about how much control benjamin netanyahu has over his coalition partners? you know, once i finished nothing. yeah. has was recent her autobiography. i am now on the line that nothing else himself has changed over the past 15 years. you know, he became premise and 96 and then went out and then came back in 2009 and basically it's been longer service prime minister. and i think during this process he, he himself became even more radicalized than he was ext an extreme. and judging from his tone, he just thinks that he can get away with everything in israel and palestine the engender

at least nine palestinians are killed in an israeli raid in the west bank. the us secretary of state will visit the region next week. boeing denies concealing information about flight control systems on its 737 max aircraft following two deadly crashes. and a tale of two brothers: one who survived the holocaust and one who didn't. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. in the united states, president biden has called for calm after five police officers were charged with the murder of tyre nichols. a black man severely beaten after a traffic stop earlier this month. the officers in memphis, tennessee — who are all black — were fired last week after being accused of using excessive force. their actions were caught on body cameras. that video will be released within the next 2a hours. here's what the memphis police chief and the district attorney had to say. this is notjust a professionalfailing, this is a failing of basic humanity toward another individual. this incident was heinous, reckless and inhumane. i expect our citizens to exercise the

me, it's kind of saying that, ok, we build this tang 1st and then we try to figure out how to use this bank for something other than warfare. maybe we can use it for farming. maybe we can use it for somebody else. but the thing is, we already made the tank right. we designed the systems so that they become at tank like 1st a specific goal and outcome which is warfare. so that's exactly how we've been designing our technological systems. if you look at the history of a i, when it's funded by the government, when the fund, basic research in this space and when they have all of these collaborations with large tech companies. when you look at really prestigious top schools like mit, they're huge military contractors, right? the lincoln lab. so i think that as human beings, we have to look at ourselves and say, what are we building and where are we going and why are rebuilding this thing? and we can have a different path. you mentioned governments there, i'm wondering in your line of work, have you seen governments use data, you know, in a way that, that if we all knew about, we would be, we wou

banks. so the ones using food banks. so the ones using food banks. g like to be on 35,000 but then and certainly when you make that average include the much salaries they're definitely not using foodbanks. well i have to say we certainly get in whenever we interview secretaries of state or on the nurses . people state or on the nurses. people do email in saying. don't buy this line that nurses need to go to foodbank. so let us know your views on this this morning. do you think that simon clarke put his in it or do you agree his foot in it or do you agree with. i'll make a firm prediction here. the mirror have an interview nurse who an interview with a nurse who goes to feedback regularly, perhaps a single parent with three clarke's three kids in simon clarke's can. course they will. can. yeah, of course they will. because why they within within 24 hours. and it will be easy to find. right freddy find. yeah right freddy levelling up we've got michael gove bit later on gove on a little bit later on the times is front page is talking about how actually t

now it is very convenient to use the banking infrastructure with payment of the same social benefitsme payments of pensions of various types of benefits and payments. again, the same uh, whether it is housing and communal services mobile communications in receiving transfers of funds from other subjects of the russian federation now. we will actively continue this work. president of belarus alexander lukashenko congratulated russian and belarusian soldiers and officers on the coming christmas today, he arrived at the training ground in the brest region, where the combat coordination of the regional russian belarusian groupings, report by anastasia sakhovskaya, the best tank destroyer in its class, a new batch of armored personnel carriers. russia has just handed over to belarus in the near future. these machines will go to the military units of the special operations forces. and these allied shield forces are a joint grouping of troops deployed in october as an adequate response to inadequate military activity. nato near the borders of the union state completed the combat coordinatio

very boring, like i used to work in a bank. and my mother is a volleyball. sources claim that santos performed under the stage name kitara. arabash seriously. ketorolas i would choose something more fun like anita alibi but the ravage guitar never made it further, as his rap show colleague says he didn't have what it takes to be a pro at it, jojo lacked the glamour. damn, of course george santos denies all of this and i can understand why because his party has declared war on the drac queen across the country they don't care that santos is a pathological liar who steals money that was supposed to go to save a dying dog but if they find out that he participated in a track show, then it will be for him just as bad as if he led the wedding of green m&m's and the vaccine from caid n the