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dramatic new video released by the u.s. military showing the moment a russian fighter jet harassed a u.s. drone over the black sea forcing it down. this was also part of a pattern. a senior russian official promised they would try to recover what they could from that drone. kremlin spokesperson saying today that the relations between the two countries are at the lowest point. we don t want to see any escalation. there is it no need for that. georgia investigators have another recording pressuring election officials to overturn the election. third phone call is to the speaker of the house of the georgia state house. what this would show me is donald trump had a specific strategy and approach about how he was going to go about pressuring the state officials. donald trump wanted it done and went person by person to try to get it done. fears over the broader banking industry are local. the central bank is ready to bail out credit suisse if necessary. markets are
after you meet with moody s. thank you very much. thank you. you are welcome. cnn this morning continues right now. to. breaking news. it is a very busy news day. good morning, everyone. kaitlin is in d.c. this morning. we are following a lot of news. the news is happening from d.c. to new york and all over. new video just released this morning from the u.s. military showing the moment a russian fighter jet forced down a u.s. drone over the black sea. it is stunning. it is rare very and we are going to show you the midair encounter. and we are tracking developments in the manhattan district attorney s hush-money investigation into donald trump. stormy daniels met with prosecutors yesterday and moments from now trump s former ficker and attorney michael cohen who also has spoken with them is going to join lives for his first in-person tv interview since testifying. following the collapse of credit suisse, thrown a critical lifeline by swiss national bank. treas
to begin with. it will be interesting to see next week we are supposed to the fed is supposed to raise interest rates. do they continue? we are talking about how the raising of interest rates in addition to the fed not so much doing its job with regard to svb you know. yeah. sun break and sbf. totally different. but, you know, i mean, these are real questions. do they raise as much as folks have been anticipating? and does that settle the market? if they don t do that, does that create panic or concern particularly given what we saw with credit suisse and everybody saying it s all calm. how does the fed play into that? interesting to see, we got this report before we were coming on from abc news that svb execs were dumping stocks leading up to the collapse. how much of the investigation, both the justice department, but also congress will look into the extent to which some of these
seconds left to customers who are worried and say should i move my money to a bigger bank? well, again, no crisis. but as it relates to unb, we have a 65 loan to deposit ratio. the comparison to sun break, they had 70% of their assets tied to securities. 60% of my assets float with interest rates. so we don t have an issue related to a squeeze. and so anyway we ve got we are highly liquid, great regulatory capital levels and i have already talked the great thing about being a commercial bank is you can talk to all your customers. many of them have recommitted. yesterday we doidn t have any outflows. this thing is over. that means people were not taking their money out of your bank yesterday in layman s terms. we appreciate your time. you are welcome to come back