i mean, just this phenomenal journalist and also general james gavin, who of two star journalists, age of 37, one of the first paratroopers in american history, later had a very torrid mid midwife with martha gellhorn and, you know, not often you get to write a war book and also you have this romance in the middle of it, which was kind of cool. so let me let me backtrack a little but for those of you who don't meet naomi and maybe for some of the students who have wondered, you know what, how do you become a writer, what that life is like? i always wanted to be a writer. i mean, ever since was a little kid. but i remember literally years old telling my mom, mom, i grow up, i want to be a writer and. the first thing she said was, don't be silly, writers don't make any money, find something else. and you. yeah. so that kind of informed my thought process and of, you know, i'm a bad example of how to go into your career path because i mean, i got fine grades, but when i got to college, my favorite thing to do was, skip classes and go to the beach and, read two or three books. i mean, that

. >> the situation at the firming locations, reyna and james, so deplorable that even governor gavin newsom, when he went to visit half moon bay, he said that they that they will look into it as far as the state. the san mateo county officials. well, they beat him to it because they want to make sure the conditions are a lot better. you can see the memorial right behind me for 7 people who were shot and killed and one severely injured. they are not forgotten, of course. and they want to make sure that the migrant workers moving forward will not face the same conditions that those workers we're under as far as the task force, they will go around to make sure that the employers which often times. give the migrant workers a place to stay. it is on them to provide the conditions. and then when they went around on january 23rd 24th 25024th the days after the mass shooting, they found that the migrant workers were living in conditions. they were basically storage containers, reportedly no running water. no insulation that they were not even making minimum wage. so the task force will make

james. and that to me is if it is for gavin, some of younger people are buying homes, settling their spending more money and it's a big boost the economy. it's a weird way of looking at it. but that's the way i look at it. you're looking at about $20,000 of debt being discharged it. the president the authority or not all the president, you know, gave way cash to banks and gave way cash to airlines to bail them out. corporations according to the irs, are human beings. so it seems like we should be compassionate and both if we're going to be one, we should do the other. so far, 16 million people applied for the $20,000 in debt relief. so do the math. it's it's it's big now and i don't know have the right answer for it, but it's in the news. okay. well, we track and we'll see. i sometime in june we may get may or june we might get a. >> a ruling from the supreme court. and then lastly, before we run out of time, this headline says home price gains weakened sharply at the end of last year. was that mean for us? >> san francisco is actually down 4.2% in price year over year bait it we saw across t

governor gavin newsom could not believe how bad the situation was. reportedly, james, that they lived in shipping containers. they had no running water. no insulation. they weren't even making minimum wage. well, the task force will try to help the migrants because often times they can not out of fear go out and report on their boss is so they will go around making sure that the employees will have permits to make also that the migrant workers, because those employers provide the living locations that they're safe, healthy. and, you know, just hospitable for them to be here. and this is very important, obviously from humanity standpoint and a probe, productivity standpoint because you won't believe this. but san mateo county along the coast here. how prosperous is the farming industry? well, that generates about 100 million dollars every year. back to james. >> thank you very much. also in the headlines we have happening today, the san mateo county board of supervisors. they are expected to approve money that will be given to those farm workers affected by the mass sh

their case without seeming disloyal to joe biden and to do as james carville top hand him a gold watch and usher him off the stage. maybe gavinnks it's his time. other people mentioned j.b. pri pritzker. it won't be kamala harris or pete buttigieg. >> neil: you have to see how the president does in the polls. let's go to south carolina. if she does well enough, it could tempt other in the race like in 1968, gene mccarthy well enough to push the president out and encourage people like bobby kennedy to get in. it takes a panic situation and a crisis for that to occur, doesn't it? >> yeah, i'm not sure we're there yet on the democratic side. the polls have been clear on this for a long time, that democratic voters want to see someone else. they would like to move on from joe biden. they're concerned about his age in particular. and so i think if someone were to actually try and challenge him, would have to be the way presidential primaries run these days, i'm not sure they could get away with waiting until the last second to jump in. they'd have to be up front and it and sort of put the ground work in now. there's no evidence th

speaking exclusively to gavin , speaking exclusively to gavin, the foreign secretary, james cleverly said the government was looking for cross—community support for the any protocol deal support for the any protocol deal. we remain on the outcome rather than the method and the outcome is to protect northern ireland's place in the united kingdom to make sure that people and businesses and the political representatives of those people in northern ireland are comfortable with the resolution, whilst also making sure that we protect the uk internal market. those are very much motivations. that's will drive actions . that's what will drive actions. most members of the g 20 have condemned the war in ukraine with a joint except for china russia, who both refused to . russia, who both refused to. finance chiefs in the world's two largest economies have been meeting in india and issued a closing statement at the end of the summit . it comes as the summit. it comes as ukraine's president says plans to meet china's zijin ping after beijing set out peace plan for the war between and russia. for a

gavin. that was deputy director of the catholic union, great britain, james michael you're james somerville,th on radio and with gb news on tv radio and online. we'll be joined by online. next, we'll be joined by dr. bhattacharya about how dr. rey bhattacharya about how he's for commission to he's calling for a commission to examine whether lockdown and other covid were right other covid policies were right for usa . should the uk covid for the usa. should the uk covid inquiry asks questions. inquiry asks similar questions. now time for a check on the now it's time for a check on the news headlines with . alison 332 news headlines with. alison 332 here's the latest from the gb newsroom. rishi sunak says he's it everything to achieve a new deal over the northern ireland protocol but insists it's not done yet. speaking to the sunday times , the prime minister said times, the prime minister said he's hopeful of a positive outcome with the european union describing it as unfinished business. he said it's vital to ensure a return to power sharing the province. dpi has refused to form an executive

james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain at 9.31. amid a mask, a wave of deadly mass shootings across the state last month. we had governor gavin newsom and several democratic lawmakers now calling for more gun legislation and to make that happen. governor newsom yesterday announced that he's supporting a bill that would make changes to the state's concealed carry laws. he argues the legislation known as senate bill 2 can make a difference in bringing down gun violence across the state and he stresses the legislation will ensure that guns don't end up in the wrong hands. opponents, though, say this is entirely the wrong approach. we do need more gun control. we more crime control. and i said what's lacking in california is sufficient enforcement and deterrence. >> for people to not use a dangerous weapons like guns and they have a proposal doesn't address that at all. it targets lawful gun owners, people see cw's are amongst the safest people in society. well, the governor vows that no amount of opposition will stop him from making this. >> a law, although gun advocacy groups say that they do plan if this gets to a law to chall