some of the gainers some of the regionals, zions and comerica, zions opened monday at 28. the highest since almost february, touching the 200 day for the first time since february 9th on the back of its earnings beat bookings holding posted better than expected earnings an strong travel demand. seema moody is here with a special guest. >> thank you let's bring in the ceo, glenn fogel. >> hi. thanks for having me. >> great to see you. we're starting to see cracks emerge across the travel world we had trip adviser and trivago talk about the consumer opting for lower cost destinations and shorter stays. i was on the earnings call you're not seeing that why do you think there is a differentiation? is that due to demographic differences? >> i don't think so. i did hear some of the comments you remarked on and we have not seen people shortening their stays at all, not seeing people going down for a lower star rated hotels it is different than some of the people you mentioned some of the companies you mentioned are what we call meta search companies where people are looking for p

have grown so far this quarter and that stock is up 30% in a week and 17% and still a $5 stock and zionsmerica, tyler up 10% >> we begin with tesla ceo elon musk and the conversation stretching across many, many topics and ai and china and the complexity of doing business in that region even with the tensions between the west and china, tensions that circle around taiwan which musk says can create a situation for companies doing business both in taiwan and in mainland china. >> the official approximately see of china is that taiwan should be integrated one does not need to read between the lines and one can certainly read the lines so -- i think there's some inability to the situation >> that would not be good for tesla, conceivably or for any company in the world, frankly. >> yes >> for any company in the world. >> i think no one realizes that the chinese economy and the rest of the global economy are like conjoined twins. it would be like trying to separate conjoined twins and that's the severity of the situation. it's actually -- it actually was for a lot of other companies than it is

charles: zion. >> zion, this one already made a nice little bit of a bounce.hat have occurred this week -- charles: you guys, these are all up from your original prices, right? >> yep. all of these and just in the last week, charles, so the pinnacle of the recent selloff obviously not the march 10th selloff but the recent selloff for these banks a week or so ago when pacwest was down 80%, many of these banks were pull down with it. now they're making pretty substantial moves to the upside this week. i throw cea comerica. i'm just following what they're doing. they're targeting that one out in june. these other two are this week, zion and key. charles: right now they're looking absolutely fantastic. i want to talk about the chinese internet stocks. >> sure. charles: there have been some false alarms. it has been an ugly downtrend for a long time. one was government, when xi went to war with the internet companies but they never really recovered. we had one little bounce last year that failed. that is the trend line. you say keep an eye on these right now? >> kw

that's not -- you don't think of that -- not the top of a mountain. >> zion only about 6,000 feet.ce, our first day, i might add, and the doctor upon admitting me to icu said you went from dallas to bryce at 9,000 feet, less than a thousand feet in dallas and about 12 hours? he goes, that's a big red flag particularly with this. >> you are fit. you've hiked this sort of level before so you were no stranger to this. i wonder, dr. john, what should people know about it. >> this is very typical for what i see in colorado where people come in with acute mountain sickness which is the lighter end and people get headache, fatigue, nausea, that kind of thing because they're at altitude then it can go to the pulmonary edema and worse which is high altitude cerebral edema, swelling in the brain and could happen to anyone. doesn't matter how fit you are or what your body looks like. and the key is that switching altitude very quickly is one of those things that can happen. not only did you go from dallas to high altitude but dallas to an airplane down again and up to that high altitude. >> o

comerica and zion both are hitting 52-week lows. instead of providing ballast for the ship, jpmorgan scooping up first republic and sparked investors to look for the next weak link are. basket of regionals is cratering. the r -- kre regionalsback etf plummeting to the lowest levels of october of 2020, down 6.9 33%, justh -- 6.9 33%. many of these banks have been caught flat-footed. fed chair jay powell has been very clear are, rate hikes to slay inflation will continue because the labor market is so incredibly right. but is it? the latest jolts data which counts job openings fell more than expected to 9.59 million. that's actually well below the 9.77 million estimate. now 9.5 million job openings, you could say still very encouraging, but it is the lowest since april of 2021. pair that with sources telling reuters morgan stanley plans 3,000 the layoffs. the bank shares are down two percentage points right now bringing the two-day losses to just under 5%. and the market's seen an exmotion of headlines today about a.i. and the damage

the lord blessed you from zion and may you see the prosperity of jerusalem all the days of your life. indeed, may you see your children's children, peace be upon israel as david has written. it was president john f. kennedy who said it best -- israel was not created in order to disappear. israel will endure and flourish. it can either be broken by adversity or to moralized by success. ladies and gentlemen, israel parts for s rebirth as nothing less than a modern miracle and i think you for it. [applause] the source of that miracle is the people of israel. in those dark days thousands of years ago when the jewish people were scattered from israel, isaiah predicted a brighter future to come, inspired by god he shared this command, signed by light to come. my friends, today, 75 years after declaring independence, israel's light shines brighter than ever before. despite the constant threat of terrorism, israel remains a thriving democracy. israel's economy today is ranked as the fourth best performing economy among developing nations. [applause] x market economy is dynamic and its remarka

the next day my phone was exploding all over the media. zion is proposed as most of the 1st jewish comedian ever come to the stage here at the $1001.00 lab comedy festival . so please help me welcome to i gave her arabic name. please let me welcome to this page. now i'm in the evening everyone. it's, you're not getting the most out of there. they're just getting. my name is norm, white liberals tend to pronounce my name, so they call me tom ski. my last name is who was stairs, so i have a name of a jewish european professor from mit in a body of a persian wonder woman. my parents are considered traitors, they're left we liberals. so they raised me in a mixed community where jews and published and in lived together. my best friend of an inch is the post and then she looks like did you, how do they look like i from a then a job next to her. when we cross check, find the soldiers, they stop our car. they hit on her and they looked at me and did i get mail id please? the phone, a letter that my father received to the military detention on. he refused to serve in the us if i try to soon. so sorr

wasn't just pacwest in fact, all 148 stocks in the kre regal bank etf closed lower with names like zions, first hawaiian, and citizens after taking on jack dorsey square, the short seller hin dinburg research has a new target, carl icahn in response, icahn calls the report self-serving aimed at generating products at the expense of iep shareholders. thinking on the news, seeing its worst day on record and erasing some $10 million in icahn's net worth. and vp harris will meet at a summit with microsoft, google, open ai to discuss artificial intelligence she'll address the need to safeguard and emphasize the importance of innovation frank. >> i think this is the beginning of the conversation about ai. >> way more to come. >> way more to come from you we'll see you later in the show. >>> expectations are for a 25 basis-point interest rate increase and the signal of a pause in its aggressive hiking campaign ahead of that decision, jpp morgan says stock traders have yet to fully embrace that move, and a change is not fully priced into equities. jpmorgan's trading desk adding a stockmarket ral

zion's bank in utah, down 13%. and the s&p regional bank etf down 7%. to give you an idea, the regional bank move, the kre, if you look at a chart over the last year, we know it was march, right? that's the white line lower. if you look at that versus say this, it's down but not as much, and then the s&p overall is only down about 1% during that span so that relative performance you point out there is dramatic. very much to the downside. that's something a lot of traders will be watching to see whether that regional bank story can stabilize. that is where we were supposed to be stabilizing. >> here is where we are today. dom, thank you despite the selloff in the banks today, my next guest owns several big ones in his portfolio. as you can see here, capital one and wells fargo, they're both down 4.5%. this is the third banking crisis he's managed through since the '80s and this one is different joining me is chris davis, chairman of davis advisers and a berkshire hathaway board member. chris, great to have you here today. welcome. >> thank you, kelly. gl

zion, some of the analyst commentary, maybe there was a desire to hear more from the fdic on deposit insurance plans going forward, whatever the reason ahead of the fed decision we are seeing a lot of jitters within the banking sector. alix: the conference we heard tcw ceo discussed the importance of the sector. >> if you look at companies with 100 employees or less 70% of their commercial and industrial financing is dependent on banks with less than two hundred 50 billion in deposits. 30% is dependent on banks in with less than 10 billion deposits as we get the deposit will have a credit crunch and that will put downward pressure on jobs. we would be very underweight, the regional banks. alix: let us head to david breach, the president ceo of a bank. >> thank you for joining us on the euro it has been four months and you have spent about $40 billion worth of deals done already, the value of the total deal is a good so far and that is also in a market where we are not seeing many deals at all. how much conviction do you have applying money into the market. >> we focus on the enterpri

down a little more than 6% co a coamerica, western alliance, zions and keycorp leading the downs today. it is the real estate exposure, level of uninsured deposits, various factors and variables causing them to sell-off the bearish thesis stems from the bondholders and stockholders were wiped out in yesterday's season sale to jpmorgan. the market is essentially re-evaluating the downside risk in the event another regional bank sees the same fate. there was a highlight of the big bank balance sheet to acquire the failed bank out of receivership due to cost concerns in a world of consolidation, though, this calls in regional's ability to compete the timing is kind of unfortunate, too, coming off the heels of better than expected q1 earnings last week but right ahead of tomorrow's fed meeting and amid the debt ceiling debacle. in a goldman note to clients, the firm notes the sell-off was driven largely by hedge funds, specifically short pressure. the firm notes the lack of relief rally yesterday when jpmorgan/first republic news was announced sent a bearish signal to the market, guys. >>

phoenix police arresting a man they say murdered a 29-year-old hiker, zion teasley faces a charge of we are learning more about his background. >> one law enforcement source tells us 22-year-old suspect zion teasley has a criminal background and he stabbed lauren heike multiple times and that led to her death. teasley faces a first-degree murder charge, he was arrested less than a mile away from the hiking trail where heike was killed. during his first court appearance, prosecutors reportedly said that teasley showed signs of premeditation. also say he had purchased a plane ticket to detroit and is a flight risk. police managed to arrest teasley just 48 hours after they put out this six second clip appearing to show the suspect running from the scene. lauren, just 29 years old, went out for a hike friday on a trail near her home. police believe teasley attacked heike from behind, leaving her body in the desert. the family spoke about her saying she was a kind hearted person who was sweet to everyone around her. >> terrific. as hard as this is for us, we are grateful because we had su

and western alliance but they're western banks and caught up in everything zions off 10%, 11%, along with bank of hawaii, bragging it all down 6%, again, off the lows the two you mentioned, let's look at those because they're headliners today pacwest and western alliance if you look at the chart so far, what we are seeing is a down 46% move for pacwest what they did do is acknowledge they've met with potential investors, potential partners. they are still exploring strategic options, as well as strategic asset sales. they made a record statement on that pacwest down 46% western alliance, slightly different story, reporting from "t"the finanthe financial timesg they were exploring options. the company said that's false, nothing is happening right now we've been trading and halted multiple times. >> we're off 30% believe it or not, it's well-off the session lows one more because there's so much to talk about in regional banks. first horizon was supposed to be acquired by tortoronto. regulators are caught up in everything else going on, they've strapped the deal. td is up on the news, h

and zions bank out of salt lake,st the losing about 3%, down 44% year to the date. so you do wonder is system now clear? to the man who does some of most intense and detailed u.s. bank research on wall street, david smith of autonomous research. david, equity investors are watching very'king eagerly to to know whether this jpmorgan deal puts a lid on the regional bank crisis. what do you think? >> well, we can't say for certain, but i do think a that this does help put a lid on things. you know, first republic, you know, had been really viewed as the last remaining bank where i think there were severe worries a that they would go under after svb financial and signature bank had already failed. you know, among the larger regional banks you're seeing a little bit of pricing pressure this afternoon, today. but, you know, not any real severe moves. i think, you know, for the larger banks, you know, this should hopefully be the end of things. liz: okay. but i don't know, it looks like when you see some of these names down 17%, it does a make you wonder whether they're ge

i wish i coauthored with two social psychologists steve heine and r and oran zion. we raised a methodological concern. we pointed out that not only were experimental behavioral scientists including psychologists and economists. sampling from a rather thin thin slice of human diversity that thin slice is actually psychologically peculiar when in a global perspective so to refer to these populations we coined the background in weird as a consciousness-raising device. so as was mentioned weird stands for western western educated industrialized, rich and democratic so this initial effort led to my project was to us to answer. my first question was whether we can explain the global and regional variation in individualism conformity. shame versus guilt analytic thinking moral universalism and cooperation among strangers that we find around the world or said in other way, why are weird people so individualistic non-conforming overconfident guilt-ridden intention obsessed non-holistic and willing to cooperate with strangers? to explain the psychological variation my approac

now, the price action though in zion says a lot. this is a regional with a strong balance sheet, and a $3.4 billion market cap, and you know what? if it can't stay in the green that speaks volumes. right now, the utah-based bank is down 3.5%. so this leads to the question as you look at the dow, and the s&p, which is losing about 7 points are the markets being held hostage by the convulsions in the regionals and what are you as an investor to do in and around that? let's get right to the floor show our traders we have carnivore dutch masters alan nuc hman, and needham's senior internet and media analyst laura martin. dutch, the regional banking etf 's are hitting one week lows, the kbw, et cetera, that speaks volumes because one week ago pacwest and western alliance were getting killed on those reports they were explor ing, you know, strategic options to stay above water. dutch, what has to happen before this is over and stops affecting the broader market? >> well, i think, you know, my message is that this too shall pass. we do lik

america is not paradise on earth, nor holy zion as they are trying to present themselves and even more so not as they proclaimed themselves there. a city on a hill that brings light to the whole world, there is no light there, but darkness, and their grandfather is at the head with one foot in the grave, because someone somewhere has to say sometime, but the king is naked and we have to do this maria butina was a doll heir. now program time hello on air program time in the studio ekaterina andreyeva main events more freedom of movement of goods services labor capital within the eurasian economic union and the deployment of russian nuclear weapons in belarus what was discussed at the meeting of the supreme council, i am in moscow putin aliyev pashin difficult negotiations of leaders russia, azerbaijan and armenia focus on the karabakh issue. planned to blow up dozens of power transmission pylons to shut down russian nuclear power plant reactors terrorist attacks of the ukrainian special services prevented the fsb officers in the forest under the flint, our military grena from the positi

together let's look at the kbw just after the hike today it's down another 2% today you talked about zion -- sorry, pac west that was out there, zion was down big, so, not working so well together i think that's the issue and that's why a lot of people i was talking to, i've been talking to saying the fed should not have hiked today, and now they're just another quarter point into the hole with the banking system so, i think, you know, they've dug the hole a little deeper here >> do you think it was bold of him, and i mean that sort of loosely, of him to say that -- rate cuts aren't in the cards? i mean, given that there's a lagged effect of the hikes that they've already done, there's the unknown tightening that is yet to come from credit conditions because of the banking crisis, which seems, i mean, you mentioned pac west, we're witnessing another unraveling of yet another regional bank, so, you know, the credit tightening could be even more than what we expected when we thought the banking system was sort of -- has stabilized. i don't know, it just seems sort of -- why would you say th

the zion background is normal, the water level is normal, as the oformsky reservoir maintains high watert come, which indicates that, in general, there is no critical state for the station, if we talk about the cooling ponds, here the water is also in the norm of 16.5 m . they are under renovation. the second fourth is the sixth, not in reserve, while the unit is in a state of cold shutdown and the fifth unit is in reserve, but the rector's unit is in a state of hot shutdown , all state institutions have been working since today, including some bank branches atms worked on weekends, but some did not have money. there is also fuel at gas stations. and in general, the city lives its own life, it is especially good for the public utilities who go out to clean, but at the same time, the regime of the alarming sky of dronov's danger is preserved. she has always been here, of course, people are afraid for life, first of all, for the life and health of their children. and the teachers are worried about the director and and here is the situation that has developed, and the relocation of time. ye

government. palestinians commemorate on knocks on the 1st displacements from the homeland to bind. zion is malicious, 75 years ago. pro governments of orders and pockets done running outside the supreme court, demanding the chief justice resigns after the order of the release of former prime minister in the long con. and i'm trying to how much with use 4th of manchester city are now one victor away from retaining the permit league. all barcelona are the new chances of spain when the 1st league title in 4 years. the welcome to the news our turkey is going to have our bundle of votes choose the president's president's res. yep, tie about around came out on top and runs one. we've just under 50 percent of the vote to define predictions which gave the opposition an edge a and the opposition alliance lead to come on colors. donald will have to campaign trail again for the election, which is due on the 28th of may. what kind of old lives assignments are done, whose interest on bowl is part of our special coverage of the elections? has been a low, low cost, a few days that may bring you up to

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don't know how the earth world operates, but if you can hear me and if that are antagonists even in zionnd gentlemen,, the honorable roy blunt, united states senator from missouri. [applause] >> well, on april 12, 1945, harry truman had come over to this building. as clifton mentioned, he loved the capital. he loved working in the city. he'd come to this building and not too far from here in the room thatca the speaker still probably calls the board of education, he and sam rayburn were going over the events of the day and whatever else they might want to talk about that day. a note was passed into the vice president, you need to come to the white house. something has happened. well, there were lots of things happening in april 1945. it's hard to know what harry truman might even thinking about when he went to the white house. later that day, for history since his mother would have already found this out, he wrote his mother about it before he went to bed that night, and in the letter he said, today i went to the white house think it is going to see the president. i got there and found o

but if you hear me and if there are antagonists even in zion, give them hell. harry. ladies, gentlemen, the honorable roy blunt, a united states senator from missouri missouri. well, on april the 12th, 1945, harry truman come over to this building as clipped and mentioned he loved the capitol he'd loved working in the senate. he'd come to this building and not too far from here in a room that the speaker still probably calls board of education he and sam rayburn were going over the events of the day and whatever else they might want to talk about that day. and a note was passed into the vice president. you need to come to the white house. something happened. well, there were lots of things happening in april of 1945. it's hard to know what harry truman might been thinking about when he went to the house later that for history since his mother would have already found this out. he wrote his mother a letter before he went to that night. and in the letter he said the day i went to the white house thinking i was going to see the president. i got there and found out i was

in 1948 zion is forces killed, thousands of palestinians destroyed hundreds of villages and expelled 80 percent of the palestinian population. one, this and all of our top story is on our website at alger 0 at dot com coming up next. it's judy will be unscripted on calcium. the costs could artificial intelligence transform economies or disrupt them. germany is looking for foreign workers to tackle the shortage of skilled labor. plus the electric vehicle price force heating up, put it, excel, erased the switch to the consumer cost on elders era. the when i was looking at c, i a torture programs. i was looking at front companies that have been set up to facilitate them. and for me, that was really a interesting allegory for state power. sometimes we present in exhibitions and, and we have the reviewers that said, this is evidence. this is right to our, to you, and then the people that we confronted was saying, hold on, that's art. that's outside of the what i try to do, my work is very simple, which is to try to see the world around us. i've been out to the deserts in the united states

so for, for zion in mindanao, closing in here on plow one island on thursday. there is a potential to see some flash flooding here. big downpours also across china from the gang see to the yellow river valley about a 100 millimeters of rain. and we're getting a lot of this energy off the east china seas. so thursday into friday. this is going to drenched the korean peninsula, sol, looking to pick up about a months worth of rain in 24 hours. and then by saturday, top to bottom right across japan, this becomes the weather maker for you. that sure weather update will soon take care. ah, a meeting of mine when i was studying the canon and the curriculum that we were taught was handed down from elsewhere. it was an inherited curriculum. that is the image of architecture in the west architect simeha valley and alejandro ravenna pope one there was you mean or something that social housing can not provide, which is personal expression. fright studio, p unscripted on al jazeera lou . the me again, you're watching out there has reminder of our top stories this. our russi

governments that they end to negotiations for social and economic or virus, or just just package these zion to repair the damage was the cranes against humanity that they commit to. oh, so much conversation happening on the issue right now. it's not just the kind of being countries that this as an apology would a 10 u. k. we have to make amends on the idea that we should see not case of indian decision making the apology when he comes from, or his defendants come from a country that was also colonized. was a little bit tricky for him to do. so that probably is where the top don't think is going on, nor do you think the british royal family is ready to have this conversation about in slight people and how wealthy they all because of it. i am certainly maybe the beginning of the conversation. yes. and if you look at was when he was prince of wales, the now king said, i want to use it, come off heads of government summit and could call a last year. he said this conversation about slavery and britain's historic links to it is one whose time has come. he also said that he was working to defend h

it's zion, this people who are celebrating the reunification of a city that was built by king david 3000 years ago, a city that was originally a jewish city, a city that has been captured and destroyed and divided for centuries and centuries for jewish people. it's a very special day because in 1967 in the world, we didn't start in the defensive will. we actually re, unified, the city as to the realization of the city for us means the freedom of worship that we, these res afford to everybody living in our city and our country. and so it's a really special mot that is not useful for the people on it so much of love. and it's a much of appreciation for our to, i know property sometimes you know this bad apples on all sides and things get out of them. but let me tell you, i was just that i launched 99.9 percent of the people marching and doing so in love and peace. unfortunately, they're about apples on every side. and that's what we have 3003000 police presence, but as much to control any type of trouble from the georgia side as from the palestinian side. and i'm very proud to say the just

the power of putting zion's fish on the lights to help concept called rigs across the country. the the hello that was not in north america and unsettled weather is dominating the story across parts of the us. in particular, the deep south, we've got a rash of severe thunderstorms developing around places like mississippi as well as we, louisiana, and arkansas and another rush of funds that further north of this across the midwest. that's going to fan out across the great lakes, pushing its way for the spring, some very heavy rain, the chance of hail and bloss to re wind. but you can see that what the weather is starting to edge towards the east coast. but for the we can patients like washington dc and new york city, lots of sunshine and wolf. now that's not the story across the west coast. things have been a lot colder thanks to a weather system that supports most snow to the rockies, knocking temperatures down for places like seattle. we're going to see that reflected down california in los angeles, but the temperature recovering by the time we get to sunday, attempt to the si

but anti-semitism is an acceptable form of bigotry among many on the left, often disguised, as anti-zionf the people where jews are oppressed. they could come to oppose that one country is something that left has been committed to since sophie soviet union changed its policy, the left was supportive of israel, but what the soviet union changed policy, the american communist party went along then american left and many american liberals and many jewish leaders who put their commitment to left wing causes before their commitment to ending bigotry. supported some of that. so, we see a massive increase in anti-semitism today, on university campuses. on the streets of brooklyn. and alle over the united states and world, no one can could it i have a lit or my wall from al albert einstein, he talked about anti-semitism as a disease, and a sickness that sickness is spreading even more than it was following the holocaust, it reached its natter in the holocaust, but things that time now spreading enormously, and it has been spreading on the left more than the right, the right is a problem. people