i could were speaking with professor bill black about corruption in the banking industry. bill. it's good to have you with us. thanks again to bill, you've made something of a cottage industry of providing warnings in the banking sector. what are you currently seeing? and several regional banks failed across the us earlier this year. that sent shock waves through the industry, but should we have been shocked? should we expect more failures? the terrible thing about this is one we did the significant parts of the law based on lies and based on the scam that we were helping little institutions with that had nothing to do with it. it was all about helping institutions in the $100000000.00. and above range off and up to $250000000000.00. the really scary thing about these failures is they're the equivalent of a big sailing ship capsizing because there was an 8 not wind economic times in the united states. yeah. there been pressures? oh, there was some inflation for a, you know, a time. but, you know, pretty modest by any historical stuff. okay, so what this, these recent failures sh

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after another, like bricks, employees of a small office take out stacks of five thousand dollar bills from blackhis unique footage is broadcast for the first time on the table, the same 6.7 billion rubles allegedly stolen valeria fedyakina, known as bitmama. this man brought her a lot of money, a wealthy gentleman hides his face for a reason, he is a victim in the case of the disappearance of billions and is under state protection. and you understand that a large number of people were involved there, from whom i took this money, of course, first of all it was panic, the victim told his sad story only to our program, he met valeria fedyakin six months ago, even then the twenty-eight-year-old lady called yourself as the queen of cryptocurrencies with the help gray schemes helped businessmen, transfer cash from one country to another, i have people who work on armored vehicles , they come, take the cash, bring it to her office , you give the money here, in dubai you receive it, the secret of my mother’s business was simple, she didn’t took a commission for transactions, on the contrary, she paid ex

structures that have merged with corporations, it is absolutely impossible to separate vos from bill gates or blackare clearly even more serious structures standing against them, if even the oil and gas business has not come out against them. the priests of the climate religion seduce their flock with exceptional efficiency. small example, but eloquent. french youth are ready to give up air travel to fight global warming. this perfectly illustrates the willingness of modern europeans to give up all their economic and social gains, the fruit of dozens of revolutions, centuries of labor and thousand years of plunder of the planet, and to sacrifice them to a chimera hastily cobbled together by corporations, the global bureaucracy and corrupt climatologists. street environmental activism. only a partial manifestation of the madness that gripped the planetary elite, the 19th century was the century of reason, the twentieth century progress, twenty becomes a century of degradation and civilizational catastrophe. international organizations are seriously talking about the need to reduce the population, to

bill. it sounds like black friday might be a carbon copy. >> exactly right. just not as warm. frank i mean, highs today were in the 70s, mid 70s in some of the warmest spots. tomorrow mid 60s, upper 60s. still really nice, though. plenty of sunshine. a lot of sunshine like today. the story right now, i guess weather wise is the wind that's showing up in the central valley and in parts of the bay area. napa is getting some wind now. a little bit up in santa rosa. wind advisory free for some areas. you can see the areas in blue. but if you're adjacent to this blue area, which is very esa, napa and antioch, you're getting some strong winds as well. so just because you're not in that wind advisory doesn't mean you're getting a little bit of wind. we have seen gusts upwards of 35 and 40 miles an hour. here's the model. there's the bull's eye for the wind. you can see it there. and these are the forecast highs or these are the highs for today. the forecast highs for tomorrow, five degrees cooler. so temperatures are dropping off a few degrees. the live camera shot outside, but beaut

one after another, like bricks, the employees of a small office take out packs from black bags. five thousand bills. this unique footage is being broadcast for the first time on table are the same 6.7 billion rubles allegedly stolen by valeria fedyakina, known as bitmama. this man brought her a lot of money. the wealthy gentleman hides his face for a reason. he is a victim in the case of the disappearance of billions and is under state protection. who did i take this money from? of course, first of all it was panic. the victim told his sad story only to our program. he met valeria fedyakina six months ago, even then the twenty-eight-year-old lady called herself the queen of cryptocurrencies with the help of gray scams helped businessmen move cash from one country to another. i have people who work on armored vehicles, they come, pick up the cash, bring it to her office, clients, they say her good connections allow her to withdraw finances at an impressive discount, the exchanger valery fedyakina worked 6 days a week, during the period of sanctions there were no financial fraudsters end of businessm

black hole. joe biden signed a bill to finance the work of the us government, which does not contain a word aboutce to ukraine. apparently, he finally heard the indignation of the senators who demanded to investigate how kiev was spending the money allocated by the white house? the truth is we shouldn't be sending any more money to ukraine, it's time for the biden administration tell the people everything they know. ukraine is asking for more and more more, more and more, we must know that ukraine has spent every penny, until this report comes, we must not spend a single cent on ukraine. so envoys from washington are hinting at ending support while standing on kiev soil. as ukrainian pravda reported, the us presidential special representative for economic development offered officials a very unpleasant topic for reflection. at meetings, penny tried to lead to ideas like: let’s imagine that there is no american aid, what needs to be done over the next year so that your economy can survive even in this situation, and this has stressed everyone out so much. however, the main assistance to ukraine, a

celebrities have confirmed their participating yet but we sure expect to see bill murrayand >>> lots of people hit the stores for black friday but eased a parse at a different deal today part of what is called green friday, east bay regional park district waived entrance fees today, park gore still had to pay for fishing licenses, boat inspections or special attractions, but tradition goes back nine years, as a part of an effort to get everyone out the door into nature and out of the mall. instead people who did it said they had a good time and they had fun and i hope to do it again next year. >> and the weather was spectacular. >> more in store tomorrow. >>> if you are out there tomorrow we have temperatures cold enough for a frost advisory, through the weekend. and probably into monday. but again, dress with layers, a jacket for the morning and pretty nice for the afternoon and a bit warmer on monday. with a chance of showers on wednesday. and some cooler amateurs around after. >>> if you're going to christmas in the park this week, it is a little bit chilly but dry. that's going to do it for us, we will see you on

we have some tips how to save money on your heating bill this winter. >> plus, black friday broke records in today. we may see the same. we'll take a look at what is expected for cyber monday. >> shirley in washington, more hostages held by hamas are being released. but could the pause in fighting between israel and hamas be coming to an end? i've got a look at that coming up just ahead. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. and news. >> and we thank you for joining us on this noon. i'm grant lotus a pause saying fighting between israel and hamas is being extended. the announcement came after 3 prisoner exchanges in 4 kron four's washington correspondent trevor shirley has more. and we know the first american hostage has been freed as well. >> on sunday, 17 more hostages were released, including 14 israelis and the first american. we continue to press and expect for additional americans will be released as well. we will not stop working every hostages return to their loved sunday's was the 3rd prisoner exchange during a four-day truce that will now be extended for 2 more days in

coming up next hour, got the lowdown on the best black friday bills.nt to miss what is hot in this all right. turkeys are ready for their presidential pardons. liberty bell that he spent the last few days in style traveling from minnesota in a cadillac escalate. the pair arrived washington, d.c., hotel this weekend ahead of their visit with the president today. >> the birds have their own executive suite. so they actually stay in their own room, you know, to have the chance spend time in the white house with the president, knighted states over such a long and storied tradition is really very humbling. we're super grateful for the opportunity liberty bill. they were both male and they were born in july. >> they weigh 42 pounds each and the presidential turkey pardon dates back to the late 1940's but became more popular in the 80's. so they're they're riding in style. yeah, that your is a way we were sleeping hotels now like we used to be, you know, on this farm or ever. and now now the winds are light. are city where human sleeping in a night to do thin

they have a lot of work to do. >> bill: that's a political and economic point. blackd, right? not terrible. a lot of spending. i was back home in ohio. gas in a lot of places below $3 a gallon now. it is two times what it was during trump but still below $3. could be important. >> moving in the right direction but not where we were and people remember that. i have think black friday shopping, cyber monday shopping is a time when people are going to spend. they want to make the family happy and kids happy. people won't pull back. i caution i'm not sure it's the best indicator. >> dana: the other thing is i think when you are talking about economics. i understand the way i believe i learned this from karl rove. voters will not necessarily listen to what you will do in the future. if you are an incumbent president. what you promise about the future of the economy. you remember the past three years. when you go to the polls. if that's the case, bidenomics hasn't been working for people and maybe that's why his numbers are down. >> the old adage are you better off than you

i keep saying that we had bill clinton was the first black president, then we had barack obama.ird black president just by the way this trial's going. if you ever been in trial and a brother and a judge says i don't care what you have to say, welcome to black america. so this is literally what's going on. he will be elected. whoever the vp is going to have to pardon him to get him out but the good news is when they get him out he'll be able to walk out of prison, walk up to the podium and talk some really good [bleep]. whereas the other side, when he gets sworn in, it will be his last rights. >> greg: that's a good point. >> tyrus: a year from now, biden will literally be on his death bed when he gets elected. >> greg: kat i have a theory would you like to hear my theory? i mentioned it last week briefly. the biden presidency was like a super bowl half time. it's like the first half was trump and it was so exhausten and exciting you needed a pee break, make a sandwich, that was the biden presidency. now we're waiting for second half which is trump who's going to come back and ha

powers flow over. national structures that have merged with corporations, to separate who from bill gates or blackeconomic and social gains, the fruit of dozens of revolutions, centuries of labor and thousand years of robbery of the planet, and sacrifice it to a chimera hastily put together by corporations, global bureaucracy and sales. street environmental activism is only a partial manifestation of the madness that has gripped the planetary elites. the 16th century was a century of reason, a century of progress; the 20th century is becoming a century of degradation and civilizational catastrophe. international organizations are seriously talking about the need to reduce the population, to forcefully cool the planet, and to create global governance structures that are not accountable to anyone. comparison with the coming electronic tyranny, it seems persian, the egyptian and babylonian kingdoms will seem like kindergarten. we are deprived of the opportunity to change anything, at least we can enjoy this crazy circus, in which some idiots glue themselves to the roads, while others fly along them l

this means bills for a typical household will exceed $2,400 per year. it was blackday in new york the day before, but instead of going shopping, americans took part in mass rallies in support of palestine. all these images emerged as protesters filled the manhattan shopping district. they chanted: while you're shopping, bombs are falling. during natural disasters demonstrations, local residents called for justice, a ceasefire, the liberation of palestine, de-russification at the level of absurdity , in ukraine they plan to ban russian, deaf people, all gestures that... have at least some relation to russia are removed from the language, for example, instead of the russian gesture gratitude, which looks like a bow, according to media reports, they suggest using the international one, touching your chin with your fingers , and then transferring them to your interlocutor, supposedly so that ukrainians do not bow to anyone. specialists of this class are worth their weight zolota, chairman of the council of the republic , met with the teams of the design center for sewin

was said on the case, i think, directly and indeed, probably, the law is a bill finalize, i don’t think that the world is blackovement in the world towards the future, towards where the whole world is going, and where our youth want to go, for example, we don’t want to ban animals in circus right from this new year or from the next, it is clear that this is a transition period, maybe until the thirtieth year, yes, maybe a little faster, a little longer, that is, this is a question, this needs to be managed, well, that is, the bill is just being developed . it’s too early to say that he will join soon, and moreover, how do you you know that even after the first reading, there is a second reading , which changes a lot and many questions are not resolved, including about how these animals are, what to do with them, well , look, after all, animals do not live as long as people , yes, so if we now stop purchasing , for example, animals for circuses, then we will no longer increase this population, in total now in other circuses, such, let’s call it in the entertainment industry, about about thousand animals, that i

likewhat you , know that we hadn was th bill clinton was the first black president, then we had barack obamak . i am convinced now that trump is the third black president. just by the way, this trial's going. if you have evertr in trial anda brother and the judge says, i don't care what yo u to say, welcome to black america. so this is literallyly w going . he will be elected. whoever the vp is was is going have to pardon him to get him out. but the good news is that when they get him out when they , hee to walk out of prison, walk up to the podiuo m and talk some really good. >> yeah. wherea].ereas ths the other sid he gets sworn in, it will be his last rites. >> yeah, that's a good point. yeah. you know, a year from now, he'll biden will literally be on his deathbed when he gets electeene getsd. >> i have a theory. would you like to hear my theory? i kind of mentioned it last week briefly t , that the biden presidency was like a super bowl halftim wase. it's like the first half was trump. and it was so exhausting and exciting. you needed a p break, make a sandwich that was the bidenp

meteorologist bill karins will track what they will face on the road and in the air. >>> spending time. today, it is blackriday. are you on a hunt for holiday deals? we will show you how to track down some of the best bargains out there. >>> and vegetable vindication, why after years and years of revulsion, the mush-aligned brussels sprout is finally getting some respect. >>> we will begin with breaking news. 13 israeli hostages held by hamas are freed for the first time in seven weeks, and back in israel. their release comes on the first day of the four-day pause in fighting. video from the israeli military slows a bus convoy carrying those hostages into southern israel. 11 other hostages, ten thai nationals and one filipino were also freed as part of a separate deal. no americans were released today. in exchange for the hostages, 39 palestinian prisoners were released from three different israeli jails. president biden said today is only a start, and it is the result of a lot of hard work between several parties. also, as part of this deal, dozens of aid trucks have entered gaza. egypt's government says

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have wished and hope that his father the chief architect of the 93 crime bill would have that same empathy for the 1.5 million black men that were imprisoned because of that legislation. i would want the same empathy and compassion and the lack of politicization of that black mothers and families and community leaders asked for when those same black men were going before judges who said you're absolutely going to prison, i'm not going to have compassion for your addiction. so, while i understand the point and the politics of it, this, to me, goes a whole lot deeper and falls a bit on deaf ears. >> he starts the op-ed by saying he drank a bottle of alcohol and smoked crack every day. the 93 crime bill that shermichael is talking about, he's not wrong. the crack cocaine disparity was born out of that crime bill and now compassion for hunter biden? >> i think the way we're dealing with addiction, now, has changed drastically over the years. it is a disease. i will say that some 20 million americans in this country suffer from addiction, which means that most americans interact with a human being that has an addiction.

blacks either. in 1940, the bipartisan bill hit his desk, a federal law outlaughlin outlawing lynching. >> he appointed a former klansman to the supreme court. >> his first appointment to the supreme court was hugo black. hugo black was a senator from alabama, a big supporter of fdr's the new deal. but before that he was the lawyer for the alabama klan and even though he resigned the klan in order to get promoted, he kept in touch with the klan. i could tell you about joseph kennedy, i could tell you about the whole democrat hierarchy, what is my point? my point is this party which gets away with pretending that it represents blacks and jews and everyone else, franklin roosevelt was promoted because he was socialist who undermined the constitution, this party has been a grave and dangerous entity within our midsts for over 150 years. as it is today with open borders, pushing what i call civil rights marxism. not civil rights. civil rights now viewed through the ideology of equity and redistribution of wealth, marxism. it's the party that even now when it comes to hamas, when it comes to other things go

blacks either. in 1940, the bipartisan bill hit his desk. a federal law outlawing lynching and he wouldn't assign it because he was running for an unprecedented third term and he didn't want to lose the staff he appointed the former klansman. >> the first appointee to the supreme court was hugo black. hugo black was a senator from alabama. a big supporter of fdr in the new deal but before that, he was the lawyer for the alabama clan. and even though he resigned the clan in order to get promoted, he kept in touch with the clan. i could tell you about joseph kennedy and the whole democratic party hierarchy so it is my point? my point is this party, which gets away with pretending it represents blacks and jews and the little people and all the rest of it, franklin roosevelt was promoted because he was a socialist who undermined the constitutional system. this party has been a grave and dangerous entity within our midst for over 150 years as it is today with open borders pushing what i call civil rights marxism.gh civil rights now is to be viewe

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they just were just so blinded in their hatred and their shock that a black person can have conservative values and principles. >> billhy do you think they targeted you? >> yeah, i think they targeted me because i'm someone who they stand out and is so different. it feels like a lot of black students honestly as a community they just want to do the same thing as each other. just kind of all follow the same thing. when one person does something different, they find that weird or dislike it and, you know, rather than trying to learn more information and get to know someone, they just start hating it, putting out things that they don't like. >> bill: you are in iowa city, iowa, johnson county, east of des moines. i mean, if you left your town there are corn fields as far as you can see. do you feel safe there? did you ever think that that would happen on your campus? >> that's a good question. i'm from illinois. one of the things i was looking for when choosing a college was a red state. i wanted to get out of illinois. i didn't really realize the scope of how politics really were on campus at the time. i wasn't interest

. >> bill: holiday season is coming up right around the corner. blackeeks from today. you just talked about reversing the trend. how and when based on history have you noticed how and when people choose to do that? >> yeah, great question. the numbers change when people do. all this ugly data changes when people say i will live on less than i make. start there. i will do that with an actual budget. two, i will plan for christmas. it's always december 25th. black friday is always right after thanksgiving. we have an idea when this is coming. why aren't we putting away money every month for our christmas gifts? that's a big deal. i expect people to shower their loved ones with gifts. but plan for it. this is the idea. everything comes down to intentional living. if i begin to be intentional and not wait for congress to pass something or the fed chair to do something that makes my life easier but i take control. this is individual responsibility with a plan and here is the deal, you'll win. >> bill: appreciate you coming back today. a great message. >> dan

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voters you talked to that they hoped for a voting rights bill or police reform or criminal justice reform, something. >> everything. the older black voters -- women are often the glue in these black communities, anderson. when you hear people say, people died for my right to vote, and i might not vote. it's stunning. it blows away the organizers who have done this in campaign after campaign after campaign. one reason this bloc group is out there every day, they understand the challenges. they're knocking every week. they do neighborhood cleanups. they do everything to be in touch with these people. they want to be the familiar face. but i'm telling you, we knew it was bad from our phone calls before we even went out there. it is beyond belief. you heard the black man, devonte johnson, not sure who he's going to vote for. might vote for trump. older black women saying, i might not vote. for older black women to say that after all they've been through, it tells you everything about their disupon den si. they don't see change e and d t don't t see the e presesident. he betteter get out t there. >>>> thank youou. we'll l be right b ba

it's the nfl's first black friday game since 1962 back when it was patriots, bills playing. the nfl to do this. you are paying them $100 million to do it. why is it worth it to you to have a black friday game? >> well, this is a big event for us. i think the chance to make really a brand new nfl tradition and on a day when so many people are home already with family and friends and their kids are home, and for us what better day than black friday where it's always been a huge shopping day for amazon. so really this was actually a partnership where the nfl and us together came up with this as a perfect way to build something new and a new nfl tradition, and we're super excited about it. >> part of that is because you guys didn't get a thanksgiving day game. that is simply cvs, fox, nbc, they're going to be the ones who control those gaemes. we've had a lot of people who have come in and talked about what this means for amazon, whether it's the advertisers, whether it's something you can do for building prime, whether it's something you're doing for building the shopping experi

black voters in georgia. the steam -- same state legislature enabled partisan appointees of the state electric -- election board to take over local county boards, the same legislature passed several bills reconstituting county election boards and in so doing, removing black members. what message in your opinion does it let -- send to the electorate when efforts are made to dilute voting power of black voters and remove black county election board members from those local election boards? >> i can connect you with my colleagues who have worked closely on georgia legislation or what is happening because i'm not familiar with the details. i am lucky to work with the former state elections director, chris harvey for the secretary of state who works with us on the committee for safe and secure elections which is a group of former election officials who work to help local officials protect election officials and voters from threats and violence. >> thank you, miss howard, secretary schmidt your experience? >> when you have substantial turnover as a result of threats against election workers, election board members have as we have seen in georgia. tremendous stress and uncertainty associated

matter, i think, directly, and indeed, probably, the law, the bill can be finalized, and we are ready for this, i don’t think that the world is blackstill a movement towards the future, towards where the whole world is going and where our youth want to go, for example, we do not want to ban animals in the circus right from this new year or from the next, understand what this is transitional period, maybe there until the thirtieth year, yes, maybe a little faster, a little longer, that is, this is a question, it needs to be managed, that is, the bill is just being developed, it’s too early to say that it will soon come into force, as you know, there is even after the first reading a second reading, which is very changes a lot of questions. including how these animals are treated, what to do with them, well, look, after all, animals don’t live as long as people, yes, so if we now stop purchasing, for example, animals for circuses, then we won’t this population increase, in total now in cycles in other uh, such, let’s call it in the entertainment industry about thousand animals, that is , on the one hand, this is a lot, on the other h

think, directly, and indeed, probably , uh, the law, the bill can be finalized, yes, and we we are ready for this, i don’t think that the world is blackhe world there is still a movement towards the future, towards where the whole world is going and where our youth want to go, for example, we do not want to ban animals in circus right from this new year or from the next, it is clear that this is a transition even after the first reading, the second reading, which changes a lot and many questions are not resolved, including about how these animals are, what to do with them, well, look , after all, animals do not live as long as people, yes, so if we now if we stop purchasing, for example, animals for circuses, it means we won’t... increase this population, now in total in other circuses - such, let’s call it in the entertainment industry about about thousand animals, that is, on the one hand, this is a lot, on the other hand not so many, yes, that is, this is the final figure , and then there are, for example, traveling circuses, there are more violations in them, yes, we saw this summer in chelyabinsk, there is one in ukhta, that is,

if we do nothing, black people in this country are three times more likely to be diagnosed with renal disease, which of course is a portal that leads to a whole host of other i did bill tating -- debilitating mother billities. if we just sit around and dither, black people will be 60% more likely to be diagnosed with a disease that has the power to kill them. let's not forget african-americans currently make up 13% of the american population. and when 90% of the young people make up 13% of your population are currently slipping down the slippery slope of diabetes, someone has to sound the alarm and why every american should be glad president biden has declared november to be national diabetes month. and all of us should be glad because this is a conversation we need to have. the time for us to act as if this is not a national emergency is over. diabetes in the american population has crossed the rube con. rubicon. we're well beyond the point of no return. and if we do not decide the health or health of particularly african-americans is not a part of national security, then we'll rue the day we buried our head in the stand and preoccupied ourselves with the seasonal f

bill that relates to the federal reserve and the irs. and now, live coverage of the u.s. senate here on c-span2. te senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. merciful god, the fountain of wisdom, as we witness

legally owned the gun in west virginia, he was charged with black reckless endangerment menacing in another charge. how to post $10,000 billo be blasting off warning shots undergrounds in some ways but, is this fair? when police are defunded and demoralized and politicians allow dangerous homeless man to run wild? average man is faced with the choice. do you protect it will distrust as your instincts tell you to do? or do you watch like a coward as a man robs and violates helpless woman? criminalizing the masculine instinct to protect innocent women being preyed upon will have disastrous consequences. and condition american men into being pathetic by standards. without honor or moral decency. noble americans are taking matters into their own hands everywhere. in florida, a veteran stops a carjacking because his training kicked in. >> is a white male, he's at starbucks.>> dash cam shows probably trying to carjack a woman but shane spicer jumps in the passenger seat trying to stop him. >> hey, get on the ground. >> modicon video show spicer again holding onto the suspect while officers run up to arrest him. >> i feel like if

black people, who make up just 5% of the city population. the department's racial bias is not a factor, and police chief bill scott said "offending rates need to be taken into account." let's give you a live look from capitol hill, republican senators say actions by one of their own is now threatening national security in imus, alabama senator tommy to reveal has been blocking or stalling hundreds of senior military promotions, he says he is projecting a pentagon policy that allows reimbursement for travel for abortions . his republican colleagues said they have had enough. >> no matter whether you believe it or not, senator to reveal, this is doing great damage to our military. >> i have to respectfully disagree with my colleagues about the effect of my hold on readiness. >> my colleague from alabama is 100% wrong. >> a sudden cardiac arrest suffered by the marine corps's top officer on sunday and the conflict in the middle east have added to the urgency of this issue. >>> new details on the copilot who allegedly threatened to shoot the captain onboard a delta airlines flight. multiple sources tell cbs news that jonathan dunn was the plain