michael green on a day to benito. all of these, he grows in his green house and on the family balcony. in an area no larger than 10 square meters. he's assisted in his work by his wife and daughter. the 3 of them are able to handle the whole process from suing to delivery is little advantage, anela. the advantage in this is that in a smart place, i can grow huge quantities when the initial investment is less than a 100000 rupees. and profits are good. i can get $40.00 to $50.00 tolerant, obese per month, on average $40.00 to $50000.00 per month. when the india of agriculture sector is under pressure from low yields disappearing what resources an equal logical damage, something with the other an experienced 1st hand in his earlier forming ventures. on the other hand, growing micro green's is straightforward and sustainable. to begin with, the planting trees are filled with warm e. com. both then seeds us on in the soil indians rose. this is followed by spring some water to start the donation process. the trees i kept in

during his research on alternative farming methods, he came across michael green's, michael green's, a young, edible seedlings that are grown and harvested within a month of germination fact. with new trends there doubted as at beastie super food that can be easily cultivated and restrictive environment. nasa has been testing ways to grow micro greens in space flight to give astronauts a nutritional boast on long exploration missions. micro greens have been a popular salad topping in the united states and other countries for decades and are now increasingly finding their v onto restaurant menus in indian cities to radish her more edgar, we have many variety of radish, red white pink lemma and sunflower b shoot broccoli, garbage, red cameron, tis me like these. we could do it. 12 types off, michael green, benedetto, benito, all of these, he grows in his green house and on the family balcony. in an area, no larger than 10 square meters is assisted in his work by his wife and daughter. the 3 of them are able to handle the whole process from suing to delivery even though will advantage a

michael green, benedetto, benito, all of these, he grows in his green house and on the family balcony. in an area, no larger than 10 square meters is assisted in his work by his wife and daughter. the 3 of them are able to handle the whole process from suing to delivery level advantage. anela. the advantage in this is that in a monthly's i can grow huge quantities on the initial investment is less than a $100000.00 rupees. and profits are good. i can get $40.00 to $50.00 tolerable bees per month on average, $43000.00, but amongst them again, wonder india as agriculture sector is under pressure from low yields disappearing water resources, and ecological damage. something video that an experienced 1st hand in his earlier farming renters. on the other hand, growing micro green's is straightforward and sustainable. to begin with, the planting trees are filled with rummy compost than seeds are sworn in the soil indians rose. this is followed by spain some water to start the domination process . the trees are kept in the dark for a couple of days than they had exposed to sunlight from the

dante and john michael green. not a great winning recipe and that not great winning recipe proved to be the case because the warriors have been struggling tonight. they are losing one, 30 94 with just a minute left in the game. the warriors have one more game of brooklyn tomorrow. then they cannot wait to get back home. hasn't been a great road trip for them. hasn't been a great season on the road for them at all. so they'll need some home cooking starting on wednesday when they come back for practice. now we've got another wacky week for the forty-niners last week. it was a thursday night or this week. we've got a saturday night game at levi's or should i say saturday afternoon, the niners will host the commanders who are fighting for their playoff lives. they hold the last spot in nfc playoff. the niners have already clinched a spot but still have an outside chance at finishing first or second in the conference. second is probably more realistic. so both teams, they will still have a lot to play for come saturda

and john, michael green all sat this one out. mark fox and and 12 counts.ing for an early christmas win against the mavericks from ut arlington senior guard joel brown led the bears early. nice drive to the hoop. he finished with a career-high 17 points now cal center, lars team in one clean up in the middle look at in, get in the loose ball. washington. it was 8 of 10 from the field. 17 points. the bears garish party berkeley. they get their first win of the season. $0.73 to 51. hard to transition from that to this sad story here. one of the most memorable plays in american sports history was right here. we know what it was in the hall of fame running back, who authored it has unfortunately passed away. franco harris died today at the age of 70 to his death comes just 2 days before the 50th anniversary of that play in just 3 days before the steelers are scheduled to retire his number. 32 during a ceremony at halftime of their game against the los vegas raiders. harris won 4 super bowls with the steelers in the 70's at the time of his retirement, he was the

dante and john michael green. not a great recipe for winning and that recipe.s proved to be correct. look at spike lee's. always cool. seeing him. courtside 1st quarter. jordan poll knocks down the tray or 26 point that put the doug within 2. but the knicks they never let up 2nd quarter. this kid so good jalen brunson. i interviewed him last year when he played for mavericks. i said you're about to get paid young fella. he did. he had 21 to 5 0rd quarter. more from the knicks in that short corner. emanuel quickly. he had 5 three's. 22 points off the bench mix blowout. the warriors won. 32 to 94 after the game. steve kerr expressed his optimism that the young guys will find success soon. with the absence of the starters. >> these young guys are working their butts off every day in practice and i i want we all want them to have success. and so it's tough to see. you know, when things don't go you know, at the same time. we've got to keep our energy and our spirit up. but look, it's you know, it's not not an easy position to be in the other. all so raw. so young y

final seconds of the first quarter, great passage to michael green, dubs at 16 after one p admit wayle -- after one. midway to the second, jordan poole, stefan cool now to jordan poole, he has got bounce, slams at home. golden state led by as many as 25. steph goes spend cycle, and later curry finding andrew wiggins. three ball is good to he has had a season-high 36 to eight early first quarter, down 10, josh christopher slams at home, and houston within single digits. steph returning the closing game, hitting eight from downtown did wiggins also hid eight from deep. wiggins and steph become the third pair of teammates in nba history to hit 83-pointers in a game. warriors win 120-101, that is 10 straight wins at chase. >> you have a lot of confidence that guys can step up and knock them down. you still have to find that balance. thats aof wbut it is a fun way, because you are creating good shots, and then that avalanche can come out of nowhere. chris: let's kick it world cup come round of 16, the u.s. taking on netherlands. opening minutes, christian pulisic is going to have a chance

the first quarter great passing leads to michael green dunk dubs at 16 after one midway through the secondthat pass? no looks at jonathan kaminga slams at home. the dubs had 34 assists stephen curry now, i had to jordan pool and he's got bound slams at home put 21 points in the starting role golden state led by as many as 25 at houston hanging tough. steph goes spin cycle hoop in the foul a little later curry finding andrew wiggins three balls. good wigs had a season high 36 early first quarter though, houston down 10 josh christopher slams at home in houston within single digit step returning to close the game 30 scored 30 hitting eight from downtown wiggins. also hit eight from deep this though ruled a deep too wigan's death become just the third pair of teammates in nba history to hit eightnts i the straight wint chase. we have a lot of guys that if you're getting good quality shots, you have a lot of confidence that everybody can. step up and knock them down. you still have to find that balance when they're not falling that's prior area growth force, but his phone when the ball is movi

dante and you, michael green. not a great winning recipe. and tha showed on the court tonight.l. seeing spike lee spiked out with the colin kaepernick jersey. jordan poole was keeping his team in it. rainbow 3 had 26 that put the warriors within 2. but the knicks, they put the pedal to the metal 2nd quarter jalen brunson. he deserved that big paycheck. he just got 21 of 5 for him. 3rd quarter knicks with a comfy lead. emanuel quickly shallow corner. give me all 3 of those who have 5 threes off the bench. 22 points mix blowout. the dubs one. 32 94. what a great effort from the young guys on the does with steve kerr continue to express his optimism >> these young guys are working their butts off every day in practice and i i want we all want them to have success. and so it's tough to see. you know, when things don't go you know, at the same time. we've got to keep our energy and our spirit up. but look, you know, it's not not an easy position to be in the other. all so raw. so young you know, they're not ready yet to figure out how to get each other shots. and that's just a tough

dante and john michael green. not a great recipe to win a game. it showed tonight, spike lee. you know, he's always spiked out courtside. i love the kaepernick, jersey. jordan poole is doing his part to step back from the pool party early. 26 points for poole of the 2 point game. but then the knicks never let up jalen brunson. he got paid this year and he's showing that he was well worth the money. he had 21 of 5 3rd quarter. now, nick, with a comfortable lead emanuel quickly in the short corner, he hit the 3, have 5 of those off the bench. 22 points knicks blow out. the warriors won. 32 to 94 after the game. steve kerr expressed his optimism for the young guns on this roster. >> these young guys are working their butts off every day in practice and i i want we all want them to have success. and so it's tough to see. you know, when things don't go you know, at the same time. we've got to keep our energy and our spirit up. but look, it's you know, it's not not an easy position to be in the other. all so raw. so young you know, they're not ready yet to figure out how to get each

tomlin and michael green and.ut never i would move towards becoming a priest just wasn't on my agenda at all. but i was always busy all, this time in prison ministry in early form, particularly in america . i particularly in america. i trained with a great figure called charles colson. it's also been a disgrace . a politician been a disgrace. a politician and a anyway, i am . it was and a anyway, i am. it was a gradual process . and one of the gradual process. and one of the things in my prayers still do is to safeguard anything else you'd like me to . and to my amazement like me to. and to my amazement one day, or as interesting actually once you can be ordained , i panicked and i'm ordained, i panicked and i'm saying i said , shut up. god, saying i said, shut up. god, this is ridiculous . am too old this is ridiculous. am too old and not worthy of a. then the moment started to say i'm actually meant i wanted you to represent chaplain. well, that's something i felt i could conceivably do, even so, i resisted and

florida congressman michael waltz, former green beret commander, tiktok carrying ads leading up to the election from the propaganda arm of the chinese government. i've thought tiktok was the perfect trojan horse. get kids hooked, their parents involved and suck the data and send it back to china and now we are finding out tiktok let them air these ads that were designed to influence the u.s. election. primarily about republican candidates. >> and john, here is the debate i keep having with members of my family, i'm telling them get off, and other folks in my network. it is a vacuum cleaner of every password, your financial information, anything on signal or whatsapp or private communication, they are collecting it by the millions, and bite dance, which owns tiktok is saying no, no, the servers are in the united states. fine print they still have a back door out to beijing. and if we go to some type of conflict, target the pilots, scientists, port operators, and not to mention what we are seeing now on the political space, they hit rubio, they hit ted cruz, they hit abbott, and the enti

let's bring in michael waltz, former green beret commander. great to have you on, congressman.hat russia is demanding in this peace plan. no, there's no peace until you acknowledge, donetsk, luhansk, kherson. they don't control a single one of the areas, congressman. >> that's not a serious proposal by any means. the concern is always that any type of negotiations from russia's standpoint will only be meant to buy time, to rearm, to mobilize and launch yet another attack as they did in the period between 2014 and 2022. so that's the concern. i don't think they're serious about it at all. you know, we'll see where this goes. trace, we have internal conversations in the united states on what our policy is and what success looks like from our standpoint. i asked this question of secretary blinken and austin just before congress recessed. and said look, you know, i think zelensky is absolutely bravely led his people, defended his nation, galvanized the world. our policy can't be open ended, continuing to come back to the american people for billions until zelensky decides the condi

about this for the congressman a definite different view this is on the house many former green bay himself michael coming your reaction to the fact that there still trying to pretend that was not the biggest disaster in american military history. >> i know thousands and thousands of veterans all of the country, when they saw that garbage, coming from john kirby from the white house, they wanted to record tv off along front out the window, hit is involved in discussing. it is a huge reason why biden lacks so much credibility now and when you stand before the world and then the country, you say that this was an outstanding success, this was great. and my infant son could have planned a better withdrawal and withdrawal that made more sense. and what they did and the problem with what he is saying now is that we have lost our intelligence assets in afghanistan we don't have a clear picture yet we also know that ice is his rebellion al qaeda is rebuilding, and you know i guess you would have to replay that clip we have another 911, or post like liberal government another san bernardino type attack c1 a

michael?ou [applause] or jimmy failla. [applause] he just won. >> greenm got the first round. >> that is one. >> yeah! >> a lot of pressure now. >> let's get serious. the winners get more than s just bragging rights they get a check for their favorite charity, elves, bring out the comicallyr largfae check. [applause] that is fantastic. winners get the wonderful huge check, and losers take home this stocking stuffed with coal.stoc >> wow. >> thank you, elves, let's hear it for the elf. >> before we move olet's find out when they are playing for, julie? >> for i am als.org, 100% terminal illness, they're raising money to come up with research to pit y to put an end to this deadly epidemic. >> gerri. >> we're playing for afteamerican cancer society, everyone is affected by this everyone can get behind it. american cancer society [applause] >> i don't know -- they are both such worthy charities, let's see who wins. debate two, has been raging since 60s, real tree or fake tree? gerri, you are keeping it real. why should i cut down a pine tree? >> here i come.p

michael gove's decision to green light the re—opening of an old coal mine in cumbria .hitehaven is not in cumbria. whitehaven is not the return of old father coal to the return of old father coal to the uk energy mix. it is, however a potentially important move in the uk's growth because it will create 500 jobs producing coking coal for the steel , both here at home producing coking coal for the steel, both here at home and abroad. it has wide spread local support, but some say it was a dangerous signal that the uk is perhaps willing to use the dirtiest of fossil fuels, albeit for a specific industrial reason. industry certainly wants it and local folk want those jobs. it and local folk want those jobs . however, it did come just jobs. however, it did come just a few days after rishi sunak signalled support for more onshore wind farms. signalled support for more onshore wind farms . so today onshore wind farms. so today we're examining what afoot on both industry will and growth strategy and energy with experts from all sides of the argument . from all sides of the argu

. >> >> michael father had a green thumb, he would work all day in the chrysler plant, and then he woulds, onion. there is enough food in that little plot for him, grandmother, auntie rose, and rosa parks. >> rosa parks is a very creative person and she would create stuff out of them. dresses, ideas of quote quilts. >> she taught us how to sow. the stitches were absolutely perfect. she could tailor anything. she could look at something and go home and so it. >> 1959 is probably the worst here for the parks family. they recorded an annual income of $700. she cannot find steady work, raymond cannot find steady work. in 1960, jet magazine will run an exposÉ where they described her as a tattered fusion of her former self. this article leads to people raising money for her around the country. they move into a better place to live, the first floor of a duplex on virginia park. rosa parks will get a job in 1961 at the stalked sewing company, it is basically a glorified sweatshop. she is doing piece work there. and raymond will start to barbara around the corner at the will demeanor barbershop.

secretary michael gove has given the green light for the new colliery in whitehaven in cumbria.ok sharma has labelled the decision a backward step for uk climate action, but cabinet minister gillian keegan says it will create hundreds of jobs and insists the will not be used for power. generation there's a lot of local support for this, there's a lot of jobs that it will bring both direct and indirect and it's very, very specific. it is not for energy. it is specifically coking coal to make steel by the way, to meet our net zero targets. we will need a lot of steel to make the wind turbines or the nuclear power station, etc. so the choice of, you know, the source of supply of this coking coal is either that mine or importing it from somewhere else . the first from somewhere else. the first episode of the duke and duchess of sussex new documentary series out. the couple say they want to challenge misinformation around why they stood down as senior royals . prince harry said he was royals. prince harry said he was concerned for the safety of his family and felt it was his duty to

michael winter with sierra pacific properties checked greens at commercial properties to prevent flooding preventative maintenance, cleaning storm drains that way. they don't clog and work like difference. the drive along san pablo dam road near el sobrante was cleared of debris. it appears the hillside clearing conducted by the contra costa county public works department the day before paid off lessening the possibility of mud and landslides closing down the road. >> in contra costa county police to call kron 4 news. >> all right. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. i guess we got to hope for another round this weekend. yeah. i think we're going to get it. i think we'll see more rain. >> kind of on and off all the way through the weekend. maybe into monday, too. so here we go. oh, we're catching a little bit of a break. now you can see the skies cleared out toward the golden gate bridge early on this morning. boy, it was just really pumping across the bridge and the rest, the bay area and all that heavy rainfall coming down. rain totals, impressive. almost an inch and half of ra

the bend of that arc, but to give people the power to engage openly as michael said, you know ten years ago marjorie taylor greene would have been, sit your behind down and shut up, right we don't do that like they did with the john birch society, the political leadership stood up and said no. you don't have that piece any more and that is the most telling part, whether it's tea party, moral majority, all of those periods where you could see this grinding down at the narrative, the soul, the narrative of the gop. there were leaders who would stand up and go, no, no, no. but now -- >> it's a free for all i think the thing that michael, both michaels have made, that i love for you to dig in on because it is the changing demographics country driving this it was driving it in the '70s. it's driving it now, right so you have this rising majority that is brown and that is black, that is asian american, and the republican party has just made a choice they are not going to try to attract it they are going to try to stress it. >> they were conscious of after they did the romney autopsy what the republican should do and in

michael. so, it turned out very tasty thanks to greens and low-calorie, that is, the calorie content is abouto times lower. hmm than that of a regular crab salad. it looks like pate. by the way, but crab pate, treat people, by the way, even if you are a fan of that very classic salad with crab sticks and corn. and here, too, you can make healthy just add instead of mayonnaise. sauce, for example, from yogurt with mustard, the calorie content will dramatically increase its useful properties. quite right. she needs to say more. we are talking about fatty hepatosis, and fatty non-alcoholic liver disease. this is a very serious condition. now, if earlier we said that the causes of cirrhosis of the liver are mainly alcoholic fatty liver disease, now the cause of cirrhosis comes first not alcohol-fatty liver disease, plus another circumstance, the replacement of glycogen, which should be in the liver cells for fat, but deprives the liver, these are the properties of feeding. that is, when we do something between meals, we use the supply of nutrients, including from the liver. here is such a changed

michael george reports i can also boost the mental health of the giver. in 14-year-old joslyn greenes paying it forward. with her friends railing around her, the leukemia patient decided to use her wish from the make-a-wish foundation to donate $10,000 to nationwide children's hospital. >> the tvs up there are not really up to date, and you are waiting there so long for kilo and blood transfusions. there's really nothing to watch. >> reporter: friends match the gift by raising money at school. psychologist , say that children can benefit by giving to others. >> it helps them feel more empathy. to feel compassion for others. it builds their self-esteem. it really helps their mental health. in joslyn sponsors that her team has always had the urge to help others. she had chosen the trip to hawaii. >> she could imagine the guilt she would feel if she was sitting on the beach instead of helping people are >> reporter: if people want to help, what would you say to them? >> to do as much as you can. even something little can help. in her own cancer journey, she's doing better than she was t

michael. galileo, sf state and stanford. this it is lucie in the green this is the not greatest part of her legacy. started as west bias a mom who kids attended the program but she worked slowly to be an administrative assistant and now our director of finance. [applause]. i have always dreamedave permanent home for the community that has been in this nishgd for over 100 yers and as of last miwe bought our per minute nan home a new building for the people. and as of last tuesday we broke grounds to begin renovations and that is historical in and of itself. we could not have done it without the filipino american al ice like mayor breed who heavily supported us from the beginning. anyhow how important for organizations to not be geneticified like the people should not be. and all of the city departments that helped as limp city officials. this have med a difference. consul general ferer. but well is one person we could not have done this without this woman lucie you invested thus anltdzs of hers doing the administrative part of making the dream possible fo

. >> florida congressman michael waltz is a member of the house armed services committee and a former greenins us now. congressman, politico out with important reporting saying u.s. government communications describe the protests as dispirit, unorganized and largely leaderless that makes it unlikely the demonstrations will lead to a larger or more organized movement. so, what politico is saying is that the united states believes that this is a flash in the pain. that xi jinping is going to survive. this these protesters are going to get squashed down and life goes on per usual. is that a your assessment of the situation? >> i think it's hard to tell. we are seeing some shift in language from some chinese authorities that are starting to hint at, perhaps, the new omicron variant isn't that bad. they can relax some things. i think they are going to try to have a little release valve, particularly with the death of a previous chinese leader that the chinese people are going to need to mourn publicly and in large groups. xi will stop at nothing to protect his rule to protect the chinese communi

environmental campaigners have condemned a decision to give the green light to the uk's first new coal mine in 30 years. levelling up secretary michaelporters say the project will create jobs and reduce the need to import coal — but critics argue it goes against climate targets. this is what the rachel reeves, the shadow chancellor, has said. let's talk now to our political correspondent, iain watson. asi as i suggested, it is hugely controversial? it is hugely controversial? it is hugely controversial in today labour has hidden event business for at canary wharffinancial hidden event business for at canary wharf financial sector centre—back by some very big businesses. the labour leader himself said keir starmer was there and the shadow chancellor rachel reeves and i wonder whether they are really sending the appropriate message out if labour were to are campaigning to do and be ahead in the polls, if they form the next government, would they, as one of the first acts close down this cumbrian mine if indeed it is up and running again and this is what the shadow chancellor rachel reeves said in response. j what the shadow chancellor

michael george has more on the royal visit. good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. parts of boston are lit up in green this week this honor of the royal couple and their environmental message. while most of their trip here involves philanthropy, they did take a moment last night to have some fun. it was a royal welcome for the prince and princess of wales wednesday on their first u.s. visit in eight years. here to present the earth shot prize which honors environmentalists. they kicked off the trip by helping turn boston's city hall green. >> catherine and i are absolutely delighted to be with you today for our first engagement in the great city of boston. >> reporter: the couple also took in an nba game court side watching the boston celtics beat the miami heat. some locals spent much of the day just trying to catch a glimpse. is it exciting to have the royals in boston? >> very exciting. this is a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> i'm hoping they come over and we can say hi to them. >> reporter: the prince and princess decided to present the earth shot prize here in boston partially because it was

environmental campaigners have condemned a decision to give the green light to the uk's first new coal mine in 30 years. levelling up secretary michaelew whitehaven coal mine in cumbria. supporters say the project will create jobs and reduce the need to import coal — but critics argue it goes against climate targets. hannah miller reports. an industry that once sustained thousands of livelihoods is being given a fresh lease of life as the uk is first new deep coal mine or 30 years gets the go—ahead from the government with the potential to unearth millions of tonnes of coal from under the irish sea. the coal produced here will be used to produced here will be used to produce not electricity but steel, and it will mean less will need to be imported from overseas and supporters say it will create investment and jobs for local people. investment and “obs for local --eole. �* , investment and “obs for local --eole. v , people. it's bringing in diversification - people. it's bringing in diversification so - people. it's bringing in| diversification so those people. it's bringing in - diversification so those are jobs that are needed. the

is it still a green government secretary of state because michael gove announced the first coal mine, for 30 years, and some of your colleagues are appalled . well, colleagues are appalled. well, obviously we have a fantastic record actually on renewable . a record actually on renewable. a 40% of our energy now comes from renewables and we've done a lot over the last 20 years actually to go down that path to be net zero by 2050. i mean this coal mine is very specific. i've actually been cleator moor and the area around there, whitehaven and there's a lot of local support for this. we've talked about localism a lot the last few days in terms of planning. there's a lot of local support for this there's a lot ofjobs support for this there's a lot of jobs that it will bring both direct and indirect. and it's very, it is not for energy. very, very it is not for energy. it is specifically coking coal to make steel by the way to meet our net zero targets, we will need a lot of steel. make the wind turbines or the nuclear power station, etc. so it is you know, it's been passed by the laboun

housing and utilities minister michael gow gave the go-ahead to the project, for which, despite the promise of five hundred new jobs. he can get a slap in the face from the green english greta, thunberg, dug out the scoops of the war fourteen-year-old fox green she and by the name of green and just skips school, but sixteen-year-old isabella has gone on a hunger strike to help her. hi my name is isabella i'm 16 and i live in west camry. i continue to protest against the construction. coal mine whitehavane last time coal mine. they opened in britain 30 years ago. in general , the previous 40 years they were increasingly closed. the last deep mine was closed in 2015. he finished what margaret thatcher started protesting those who lost, then they offered to burn their work in the future, not fuel once it no more, and the conservative government is the mine that the last kelin willie closed in yorkshire. i worked there myself. there was a supply of coal underground for 100 years and only half of it was worked out. by the time it was closed in 2015 , the picks and helmets are clean here. this museum exhibit is heated by gas even the head office of the national unio

communal services of britain, michael gow , gave the go-ahead to the project, for which, despite the promise of five hundred new jobs. he can get a slap in the face from the greensme coal mine. they opened in britain 30 years ago. in general , the previous 40 years they were increasingly closed. the last deep mine was closed in 2015 under david cameroni. he finished what margaret thatcher started, which was closed by the last kelen, who reverted to myself working there. there was a supply of coal underground for 100 years and only half of it was worked out. by the time it was closed in 2015 , the former miners. now they are mainly engaged in litigation with former employers, and the payment of compensation for the loss. health, despite asthma and other lung diseases, many want to return underground and believe that they can. there are technologies that will allow it to be burned in an environmentally friendly way. and reduce the impact on global warming and we could be energy independent, but the decision, unfortunately, was taken differently and it was political in the seventies, throughout britain there were strikes of workers organized by trade unions that ca

green light? troy: first of all, with regards to financial conditions tightening, the fed continues to want tighter conditions which includes higher bond yields. no disrespect to michaelbut we think they will be very reluctant to cut into the next downturn until they are crystal clear that the 2% core is within sight. that will be harder to get inflation from 4 to 2, or 3 to 2, and it has been getting off the highs recently. a number one scenario have to plan for in broader markets is, with tightening continuing, as well as the ballot sheet draining, money supply being drained out of the system, it is more than likely that we make a lower low in risk assets. we will get out of this recessionary spiral. the thing is that the price of that we will pay for it is recession. we don't think equities or speculative credit is pricing that in yet. katie: i think jerome powell would be happy to hear you say that it is still unlikely that we get rate cuts and some form next year -- in some form next year. what would shift you maybe tomorrow michael's camp that we could see the fed ease next year? troy: if you look at a diagram of right tails and w here probability intersects --

greens like these little fellows here. >> tails are gross. >> greg: don't tail shame him. >> jesse: joey jones chestnut the michael jordan of professional eatingting contest on saturday. crews station won the competition 8 years in a row but fell the last year's runner-up jeffrey he is officer. took down 16 pounds and 16 ounces of shrimp in just 8 minutes. tonight, "jesse watters primetime" shark week is racist. "the washington post" has declared it's racist and we will have a full exploration. geraldo? >> geraldo: there was a party at my hotel on friday night last week. here's the tape. >> 3, 2, 1. [cheers] >> geraldo: peninsula hotel start holiday season by lighting the tree. it's my home away from home and has been since we came back from covid. it's great. there's the staff. wonderful people, ralph, helen and sal they take such good care of me. if you are in new york, i recommend it. very friendly fox friendly, too. >> judge jeanine: it is a great hotel. peninsula all over. >> jesse: beautiful necklaces. >> dana: cuff links, bracelets and baskets. >> jesse: that's it for us. >> geraldo: what a day. >> bret: "special report." >> bret: very

green in the winter. but it's really good for animals all year round. birds especially, and other animals. >> and, michaels really a myth. and most people find it appealing in all seasons. it looks different in all seasons, because it's a live garden. but our next, other next door neighbor recently sold her home for, in a couple of days after the peak this fall. and it wasn't the peak bloom time for our garden. and she sold it, received several offers over asking price. within a couple of days. so -- >> i was going to ask about -- going to ask about that issue, because, of course, i'm aware of the fact that that was one of the complaints that your neighbor who doesn't like it had. what did the hoa, i know they said they wanted it neat and clean. what did the hoa rule or reg mandate? what did it say before you took it on and beat it? what were you supposed to be doing? >> so there was no rule prohibiting any type of garden in our community. which is one of the reasons we fought back. we didn't feel we were violating any rules. no one in our community had previously requested approval to plant any type of g

michael, i want to get your response to what the new york post, i dare say a right-wing newspaper, has reported that margaret marjorie taylor greenearding the january six insurrection. according to the post, she said in part, if steve bannon and i had organized that, we would've won. not to mention, we would've been armed. that is the end of the quote. now, michael, i know you are a republican. it seems like the post is reporting that she was joking but please try to imagine my point of view before the break. a black democratic member of congress, a black civil rights leader saying they would have succeeded in a violent insurrection that actually did happen. one they would've succeeded in because they had guns. can you do that for me? >> rev, there is no way on this planet any african american, whether they're in office, out of office, contemplating office, would ever get away with that kind of a statement in this environment it just wouldn't happen. the reality here is when you allow them to talk, they will tell you what they're thinking they will tell you what you are feeling. they will speak the arrogance of themselves and how

spring awakening, the green day musical , american idiot, and hedwig and the angry inch, has shaped the show as a memory play, not simply a night of diamond's greatest hits. michaelthen i wrote, and then i wrote and then i wrote, and then i wrote. it's a much more emotional and abstract exploration. jared: teased out by way of a therapist, played by linda powell, helping an older neil diamond reflect on his younger days. now, decades into her own acting career, it's a concept with which she deeply identifies. linda it starts from an older : person looking back at their life and looking back at experiences they went through and trying to figure out how did that make me who i am? why did i do that, that way? and i'm not that person anymore. who am i? will: i relate to it endlessly. jared: actor will swenson plays the younger neil diamond. who began writing songs at 16, whose hits date back to the 1960's, and who's ultimately sold more than 100 million records. will he was just being played on : a loop in our house. growing up, one of my earliest memories is of a hot, august night eight track in my dad's van in like 1976. i think. jared: so with diamond virtually in

greene and others with their rhetoric are putting a target on these group's backs. >> yeah, and they're talking about trying to impeach secretary mayorkas. i wonder why. thank you, congressman swalwell and michael edison-hayden, thank you very much. >>> up next on "the reidout." how conservatives are trying to redefine free speech as elon musk using his free speech to threaten people like dr. fauci. "the reidout" continues after this. r this flu symptoms hit harder than the common cold. so it takes the right tool for the job... to keep it together. now there's new theraflu flu relief with a max strength fever fighting formula. the right tool for long lasting flu symptom relief. hot beats flu. get refunds.com powered by innovation refunds can help your business get a payroll tax refund, even if you got ppp and it only takes eight minutes to qualify. i went on their website, uploaded everything, and i was blown away by what they could do. getrefunds.com has helped businesses get over a billion dollars and we can help your business too. qualify your business for a big refund in eight minutes. go to getrefunds.com to get started. powered by innovation refunds. good news! a new clinical study showed

michael show next. but in the meantime, should off our green should we get off our green fingers yes, because fingers outore. i'm a fairweather gardener. i don't like this weather at all, even though the gardening desperately needs doing needs doing during doing stuff, needs doing during this beti deal. yeah. always a tidy up. well, last king what the cold season means. feel garden especially if you have got a little bit of green fingers. so garden designer anthony hen is here. good morning good morning lovely to see you. and you've come in with a lot of lovely stuff as well. yeah all gorgeous of first and foremost. what do we. the gardening doesn't stop at this time of year it does it and we can still watch things grow and come through so what do we need to be focusing on? well, in my garden is an example is pretty natural of wild ish and natural and kind of wild ish and i kind of don't mind it embarrassing as a garden design. i don't my clients to come to my garden because i like it a bit natural. in other words, the natural. so in other words, the gardens obviously gardens we do maintain obviously mos

michael gove. the levelling up secretary and aberdeen nightclub dweller gave the green light for the project on wednesdayaving the way for an estimated investment the way for an estimated investmen t £165 million. that investment £165 million. that will create 500 new jobs in the region , produce 2.8 million region, produce 2.8 million tonnes of coal a year, largely for steelmaking for too long now . the green agenda, which has seen us the colossal natural on our own shores , has exposed us our own shores, has exposed us to unscrew pillars. regimes like arabia and of course, vladimir russia for our of fossil fuels in the west we've indulged the eye—watering hypocrisy of decarbonising our own country whilst importing coal. oil and gas from other nations , creating gas from other nations, creating the illusion that we've gone green. that's what i call so let's still get some more of your emails shortly on christmas. i do have a rather one. it's from anonymous . it's one. it's from anonymous. it's i am 74. i spent 42 christmases on my own working etc. start to get depressed on december the first. by the 10t

michael gove. the levelling up secretary and aberdeen nightclub dweller gave the green light for the project on wednesdaywednesday, paving the way for an estimated investment the way for an estimated investmen t £165 million. that investment £165 million. that will create 500 new jobs in the region , produce 2.8 million region, produce 2.8 million tonnes of coal a year, largely for steelmaking for too long now . the green agenda, which has seen us the colossal natural on our own shores , has exposed us our own shores, has exposed us to unscrew pillars. regimes like arabia and of course, vladimir russia for our of fossil fuels in the west we've indulged the eye—watering hypocrisy of decarbonising our own country whilst importing coal. oil and gas from other nations , creating gas from other nations, creating the illusion that we've gone green. that's what i call cooking the books . it's cooking the books. it's unforgivable that face a winter energy crisis . given the fact energy crisis. given the fact that we have our feet. an estimated 2 to 3 decades worth of shale , a potential three of shale, a potenti

environmental campaigners have condemned a decision to give the green light to the uk's first new coal mine in 30 years. levelling up secretary michaelers say the project will create jobs and reduce the need to import coal, but critics argue it goes against climate targets. and we will have more reaction to that announcement in around half—an—hour. hannah is in whitehaven. we will get a sense of the impact on the local community. emergency care doctors are warning that the sickest and frailest patients coming to a&e in england are being failed, as they face long waits to get on to wards. bed shortages mean delays of four hours are common, with some patients forced to wait more than 12 hours. 0ur health correspondent, jim reed has this report, as part of our special nhs under pressure coverage. a&e departments are under greater pressure than ever before. it's not good, all laid in trolleys like this. from this hospital in york... ambulance staff are waiting with their patients to come to the emergency department cubicles, which are currently full. ..to the royal victoria in belfast... ..to these corridors in milton keynes. i've just s

environmental campaigners have condemned a decision to give the green light to the uk's first new coal mine in 30 years. levelling up secretary michaelut critics argue it goes against climate targets. joining us now from central london lord john deban, chairman of the climate change committee. thank you forjoining us. michael gove said this project would be relatively neutral in terms of carbon emissions but what is your view? . , , ., view? that is 'ust not factually true. it is — view? that isjust not factually true. it is relatively _ view? that isjust not factually true. it is relatively neutral- view? that isjust not factually true. it is relatively neutral ifi true. it is relatively neutral if you only count the emissions of producing the coal from the mine and that coal which we use in the united kingdom but they are going to export 85% of the coal and all that coal will be burnt, most of it without any of the protection of carbon capture and storage which is what michael gove is depending upon in this country. there is no need for the world has got plenty of coal and indeed british steel has said they will not use the coal so

michael. my name's ian. lovely to meet you. very nice to meet you. have you. have you been driving taxis long? i've just passed my ten year anniversary, actually, was november 2012 and i got my greeniversaries today, 125 years of electric cabs and ten years of electric cabs and ten years of ian. well, what you want to drive you ? lots of things, drive you? lots of things, really . i'm from west yorkshire really. i'm from west yorkshire originally . really. i'm from west yorkshire originally. i'd always wanted to live in london . i moved down live in london. i moved down here in 2005, 2006, and i did a series of, you know, office jobs bar work that sort of thing. i'm also a musician and do bits of freelance writing, so i was looking for something that i could fit in around that, and i kept, you know, seeing london and i'd always loved them . and i and i'd always loved them. and i thought i do that. no, no, no. that's that's, that's for, for proper london cabbies. sorry. why did you love them? just because i'd always everything london really and that just an icon of london aren't they doing the knowledge as a country that is a big undertaking. it's not for wimps . is a big undertaki