goodbye, glossy rama, that's esther san hope. up next, we've got versus it's wsfime it's time for right versus left . it's time for right versus left. with emma and lloyd this week we've seen some alarming figures. population explosion for the past 20 odd years. emma. every single political party when it comes to general elections, they promise to sort out immigration problems. they're going to cap it to the tens of thousands. what's happening over the last 2 or 3 years has got even worse under the conservatives. they're not listening to the great british public. why do they keep doing it? >> what is going on? i think that britain is a really welcoming country. we've always welcomed people in danger or in genuine need, but this cannot go on. we cannot be the world's sanctuary. lee, call me old fashioned, but it used to be that young people in this country could aspire to leave school, get a job, get a house, get married, have children. we've now got to the level where people can't. they can't get a job. they can't get housing, the

durante 15 años, esther miranda flores ha manejado su salón de belleza con éxito.cuando un hombre la estafó robándole 7.000 $, prometiéndole ayudarla con su proceso migratorio. ese dinero ya no lo puede recuperar. eso es dinero que estás pagando y que, desgraciadamente, por la falta de información, hay muchas personas que viven depredando de la comunidad migratoria de migrantes. el abogado de inmigración, andrew nukem, dice que escucha de las víctimas de estas estafas cada semana. el más reciente es una advertencia de la policía. aseguran estafadores se hacen pasar por agentes de ice en el teléfono. son personas fingiendo ser agentes de ice. llaman o manda un texto con un tono este de amenazas diciendo que ellos van a reportarlos o que ellos están en algún quebranto migratorio exigiendo dinero. nukem dice que ice nunca lo llamará. entonces es muy importante acordar que agentes de ice no llaman, no mandan textos si esperan por alrededor de escuelas de tribunales en ciertas circunstancias, pero nunca le van a estar comunicando directamente de esa manera. y advierte q

esther says she never saw the money again. whenever there's a vulnerable population, they unfortunately are targeted by people that are trying to do scams. immigration attorney andrew newcomb says he's hearing about scams every week from victims. the latest is this warning from police agencies about scammers pretending to be ice agents on the phone and asking for personal information and demanding money. they're even able to mess with their caller id to make it look like it's an official ice number. newcomb points out the website from the washington, dc department of insurance, securities and banking warning people about imposter ice agents. newcomb says warning people and calling people is not ice's m.o, but what they don't do is try to reach out to their targets directly via the phone or any other means. newcomb also warns people to be wary of unscrupulous lawyers, saying a good place to start when checking on a lawyer is a quick google search on the state bar website. san jose police reiterate that they do not cooperate wit

that's a message esther echoes. esther says she shares her story with all her clients so they won't fall victim themselves. damian trujillo. nbc bay area news. all right. let's give you a live look at the white house. o raj. new at six. another rate hike for california homeowners. regulators are giving two major insurers the green light to hike rates as soon as next month. mercury general will raise rates by an average of 12% for homeowners. it's a lower increase for condos and rental insurance customers. mercury is the fifth largest home insurer in the state. they insure more than 579,000 californians. so that's the mercury details. safeco customers will also see a rate hike. safeco is a subsidiary of liberty mutual, the fourth largest insurer in the state. it will begin raising rates by an average of about 7% beginning in may. more than 86,000 customers will be impacted. the requests were made were approved. excuse me, by the state department of insurance. both companies requests were submitted last summer, so it

sure, so i'm pulling the edges, read the book of esther from the hebrew bible and the book of esther is the same story. it's the story of the story and in in persia, in which a, this figure called haman tries to organize the genocide of destruction, of the, of the jews. and that's usually the way the story is told. certainly in the united states, the story of a kind of an attempted genocide against the jews and survival in force given that jews not so long ago indeed were the victims of genocide in europe. the story is very, very resident for, for many people, the point i try to making the books is that the story is more complicated than that because it ends, in fact, with the power dynamic being reversed. and the jewish liter modify overseeing. i'm, i'm kind of massacre of that use adversaries and the point i try to make it a bit. jewish sacred text actually betrayed use in a whole range of different ways in the full complexity of it. we have as human beings as victimizers and as victims we can be in both roles like any other group of human beings can be. but i think this part of ou

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government buildings as the administration says thousands of federal workers have taken the buyout, and esther masks lieutenants gained access to government service, federal workers firing back at a heated town hall as republicans cheer the changes, the legal challenges mounting at the fbi after the trump administration demands names of agents involved in january 6th investigations. the high-stakes meetings with israel's benjamin netanyahu, as president trump suggests palestinians may have to leave gaza. china fires back in the trade war adding tariffs on billions of dollars worth of usm ports. what it could mean for prices at home. >> the raid in new york's diamond districts is there a connection to the break-ins at star athletes homes? >>> the good news, when photos rained down during the l.a. fires, returning them to their owner rod back a flood of emotion. >> this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. >> good evening and welcome, an executive order to abolish the us department of education ab forthcoming, according to two sources familiar with the plans. as elon musk continues to ss te the

. >> reporter: esther cardona brought her son to the rally to show him all americans have a voice. >>ave three kids, and i don't want them to think that -- someone can just come in and stomp all over education and the arts and science and health and the environment. >> reporter: the workers are fearful that by being vocal they are putting their jobs at risk, but they are worried even more about what they fear will happen if they don't speak out. >> after a crisis it is completely dire, and we need to be getting into the streets. we need to be speaking out. we need to be pressuring must xk his minions to stop this, to stop taking away the services that americans deserve. >>> north bay wineries say federal layoffs could affect them too. scientists tasked with studying the effects of wildfire smoke on wine grapes have been fired. researchers say the industry has lost billions of dollars because of build fire smoke, so the usda hired two uc davis scientists to look into the program. but the layoffs abruptly ended that research. >> that this is impacting stakeholders greatly. they went and

government buildings as the administration says thousands of federal workers have taken the buyout, and estherasks lieutenants gained access to government service, federal workers firing back at a heated town hall as republicans cheer the changes, the legal challenges mounting at the fbi after the trump administration demands names of agents involved in january 6th investigations. the high-stakes meetings with israel's benjamin netanyahu, as president trump suggests palestinians may have to leave gaza. china fires back in the trade war adding tariffs on billions of dollars worth of usm ports. what it could mean for prices at home. >> the raid in new york's

. >> reporter: esther cardona brought her son to the rally to show him all americans have a voice. >> i have three kids, and i don't want them to think that -- someone can just come in and stomp all over education and the arts and science and health and the environment. >> reporter: the workers are fearful that by being vocal they are putting their jobs at risk, but they are worried even more about what they fear will happen if they don't speak out. >> after a crisis it is completely dire, and we need to be getting into the streets. we need to be speaking out. we need to be pressuring must xk his minions to stop this, to stop taking away the services that americans deserve. >>> north bay wineries say federal layoffs could affect them too. scientists tasked with studying the effects of wildfire smoke on wine grapes have been fired. researchers say the industry has lost billions of dollars because of build fire smoke, so the usda hired two uc davis scientists to look into the program. but the layoffs abruptly ended that research. >> that this is impacting stakeholders greatly. they went

government buildings as the administration says thousands of federal workers have taken the buyout, and estherutenants gained access to government service, federal workers firing back at a heated town hall as republicans cheer the changes, the legal challenges mounting at the fbi after the trump administration demands names of agents involved in january 6th investigations. the high-stakes meetings with israel's benjamin netanyahu, as president trump suggests palestinians may have to leave gaza. china fires back in the trade war adding tariffs on billions of dollars worth of usm ports. what it could mean for prices at home. >> the raid in new york's diamond districts is there a connection to the break-ins at star athletes homes? >>> the good news, when photos rained down during the l.a. fires, returning them to their owner rod back a flood of emotion. >> this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. >> good evening and welcome, an executive order to abolish the us department of education ab forthcoming, according to two sources familiar with the plans. as elon musk continues to ss te the limits of

esther ricketts. mr. marino. mr. scott. mr. merkley. mrs. murray. mr. whited. mr. sanders. mr.ehouse. mr. warner. mr. kaine. mr. van hollen. mr. lujan. [inaudible] >> he is back. [laughter] mr. padilla. mr. chairman. >> to get senator lujan reported? >> confirming you are no. >> novick x yes or no. is recorded in person as no. >> mr. chairman the a's are 11 the nay 10. >> senate merkley number 11. clerkship 30 seconds. >> this is to stop the gouging of americans on the price of drugs but we often pay two -- 10 times more than our neighbors across the border in europe and yet we, taxpayers in america pay for the r and d. let's get a fair shake for americans on the cost of drugs precook us imbibe the reply the first time around the clerk will call the roll. >> mr. grassley. mr. crapo. mr. marshall. mr. cornyn. mr. lee. mr. kennedy. mr. marino. mr. scott. mr. merkley. mrs. murray. mr. wyden. mr. sanders. mr. whitehouse. mr. warner. mr. kaine. mr. van hollen. mr. lujan. mr. padilla. mr. chairman. the ata's are at 10 the names are 11. >> i worked very hard to pass legislation the ve

>> about five minute before an interview my staff knows to leave me alone and if i know the topic estherout i've got maybe 4 minutes and i'll start thinking about how i will frame it. sometimes i say thanks i shouldn't but as i told you before god made me and gave me the rate to remain silent but not the ability. >> sean: i appreciate it it's interesting what you are saying. they have doubled down on the waste fraud abuse and corruption which will end up being hundreds of billions if not more. they doubled down on men and women's sports and double down putting the rights of illegal immigrants including known terrorists murderers and over the safety of americans. that's kind of dumb. >> it is and frankly it's bad for our country. i'm a republican and it's good for my party. what i told my colleagues is we just need to stay calm as a hindu cow and go about our work and get our bills passed and let the democrats be the democrats. so far it is working you never interfere with your opponent win he is kicking his own so that's what's going on. >> sean: i think that's vary sound counsel advice

maybe not esther conine but still a belt-tightening budget.trying to reduce the deficit. it increases taxes on businesses but that's better than the paralysis of not having the budget. yes, it is probably largely priced in. in the short term, and we put out stories about this, people aspect the french bonds spread to continue to narrow as people are happy there is a budget and france can move forward from here. scarlet: appreciate you joining us and hopping on with this breaking news. the french premier surviving a no-confidence vote and that means it should be a go for the new budget for 22 any five. -- 2025. i'm scarlet fu. that does it for bloomberg markets as we take it a balance of power. equity markets now. we have gains in the s&p 500. we recovered from earlier declines. the magnificent seven has moved higher as well. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> from the world of politics to the world of business, this is "balance of power." ♪ live from washington, d.c. joe: will the senate jim the house? -- jam the house? attention shifts to

joe esther castillo, you always bring the analysis. we appreciate you so much.listen to this. >> great to see you, liz. >> we're not giving up on that. >> we work on his case, every single day and we're going to do what we can to try to bring mark home as soon as possible. liz: that was joe biden and the white house biden aid claiming we're working with russia to release wrongfully detained u.s. school teacher mark fogle, but they didn't do it. the trump white house got him out. we've got this news. russia and ukraine possibly are again talking peace talks. is ukraine talking a territory swap with russia? could a peace deal be coming? gop congresswoman claudia tenney we're excited to talk to the congresswoman, she's so smart and coming up. plus, this year's superbowl commercials. there was one particular type of super bowl commercial that was big under biden and its now gone missing under trump. can you guess which one it is? coming up. we're going to reveal the answer, stephanie hamil ll is here to react. >> hey, liz. >> hey, e-mac how you doing? all right, cal

i thought it was aunt esther from sanford and son. >> maxine waters, no relation.m, have you have you heard about the snitch line? they're going to have a hotline now where you can blow the whistle on government corruption. that's chuck schumer's idea. >> i thought they already tried that in minnesota with the governor for covid, but okay, they love a snitch line, which is funny. they like ratting out your neighbors. and now, well, really, anyone you disagree with or they disagree with? the thing about the democrats is the democrats should just put ahead some proposals that american people like instead of an open border and high taxes and expensive gasoline, start talking about stuff people like, because their only plan is attacking other people who are doing things that america likes. so it's basically if you open a restaurant, your plan would be to make the best food ever and make a lot of money. their plan would be to rat you out to the health inspector, get you closed down, and then keep serving up subpar slop. >> it's like if trump wants to cut $2 million for

esther jackson came to office with a vision for the country but his agenda was told by controversy. early issues during his term included states rights, payment of national debt, tariffs and treatment of native americans. watch american history tv's new series, first 100 days, saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span 2. >> c-span, moxie unfiltered. we are funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband. ♪ buckeye broadband supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> the u.s. preme court heard oral argument ibarnes v felix, involving aor the mimic challenge against a texas police officer and whether he used deadly force during a 2016 traffic stop. the decision may resolve whether moment of the threat is enough to evaluat claims of excessive force by police and if a trial against the officer may happen. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> we will hear argument first this morning in case 231259,

esther jackson came to office with a vision for the country but his agenda was told by controversy. early issues during his term included states rights, payment of national debt, tariffs and treatment of native americans. watch american history tv's new series, first 100 days, saturday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span 2. >> c-span, moxie unfiltered. we are funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband. ♪ buckeye broadband supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> the u.s. preme court heard oral argument ibarnes v felix, involving aor the mimic challenge against a texas police officer and whether he used deadly force during a 2016 traffic stop. the decision may resolve whether moment of the threat is enough to evaluat claims of excessive force by police and if a trial against the officer may happen. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> we will hear argument first this morning in case 231259, barnes versus felix. >> mr. chi justice in may it please

there are things such as impoundments, because esther mro return the power of the personal congress. it never left but according to the constitution, that's where it is that prayer i know people are confused rightco now because for whatever reason we had a guy that went in, you talk about people invading our data. people say they are upset about tiktok. i am upset about the guy who runs twitter. who for sure is doing various things because i do not understand. if you are trying to conduct audits and for it was a waste, fraud, abuse as i do not know why you would go to some tech guy. factors like techies sitting there at inauguration but we did not have auditors. i would welcomeau auditors to ce in and do forensic audit support in fact he sat there in the oval office yesterday and admitted he was lying and using his propaganda machine to do it when he said we sent millions of dollars to gaza for conman sets alive. so let me tell you something. brexit general ladies time has expired for thehe gentle it is time has expired. the gentle ladies time has expired i now recognize the gentlema

judge esther salas, judge, was assassinated by someone harassing her, unrelated to politics, but a disgruntled has been under assault for the nine years that donald trump has been on the world stage. and i guess i wonder i wonder where you think we're heading. >> so i do have to say, i've been a critic of the judiciary. i felt it has not held donald trump accountable. i thought in the criminal cases they gave him way too much latitude. i have been impressed. we have seen judge. after judge after judge. judges appointed by ronald reagan. judges appointed by donald trump, judges appointed by barack obama. right. we have seen judges of all ideologies, all geographies across a range of issues rule against them. so much so that the white house spokesperson today began the press conference by noting that they have lost 1212 cases so far. and i and i think that that number keeps, keeps growing. so as mary said, this is what courts do, right? it is the job of the judiciary to determine what the law is and to apply the law to the facts and to check violations of the law by the executive branch. it is a

chair comer: the chair recognizes esther biggs from arizona. rep. biggs: in 2021, you lead the state of iowa in challenging osha's unconstitutional private sector covid-19 vaccine mandate. mr. chairman i ask you to miss consent that the filed lawsuit by governor reynolds and the press release be entered into the record. chair comer: without objection. rep. biggs: that suit, iowa, arizona and nine other states argued the federal government lacks the constitutional authority to issue this mandate and its attempt to do so infringes on the state powers reserved by the 10th amendment. that is what the lawsuit said and i agree with that. guess who else agreed with that? the courts agreed with it. it was the same vaccine mandate that led me to introduce legislation which is pending, which would return to the states the authority regular -- to regulate workplace health and safety. i noticed that iowa and arizona along with 20 other states currently operate under an osha state plan. is it correct that to approve a state plan, osha certifies the health and sa

esther kerry is next. rep. carey: it is an honor to serve on this committee again and i do want to welcome our members to the committee, both sides of the aisle. this body deliver landmark legislation in 2017 that provided, as we have heard from all of you witnesses -- most of you witnesses -- provided significant tax relief for americans by putting money back in their pockets and for working families and boosting our economy. we must make these effective tax cuts permanent. i think we have heard that from many of you today. and build upon the success of the tax cuts and jobs act to benefit working families and our businesses. this would ensure that americans do not see an increase in their taxes. and on average save ohio once 23%, a 23% tax hike. in the last congress this committee overwhelmingly passed the tax relief for american families and workers act, which included many of the policies to help working families. we need to continue to support these policies and help our working families grow. as a member

chair comer: the chair recognizes esther biggs from arizona. rep. biggs: in 2021, you lead the state of iowa in challenging osha's unconstitutional private sector covid-19 vaccine mandate. mr. chairman i ask you to miss consent that the filed lawsuit by governor reynolds and the press release be entered into the record. chair comer: without objection. rep. biggs: that suit, iowa, arizona and nine other states argued the federal government lacks the constitutional authority to issue this mandate and its attempt to do so infringes on the state powers reserved by the 10th amendment. that is what the lawsuit said and i agree with that. guess who else agreed with that? the courts agreed with it. it was the same vaccine mandate that led me to introduce legislation which is pending, which would return to the states the authority regular -- to regulate workplace health and safety. i noticed that iowa and arizona along with 20 other states currently operate under an osha state plan. is it correct that to approve a state plan, osha certifies the health and sa

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on my panel tonight, it is broadcast from columnist esther krakue, tory mp for tatton, esther mcvey andrnalist jonathan liz. oh, and was peter kay out of order for this. >> khalife rempe. >> khalife rempe. >> garlic bread. kick him in the face, will you? >> get ready. here we go. british citizens need aid, not the bangladeshi shrimp farmers. next. >> good evening. the top stories from the gb newsroom. 11 labour councillors have been suspended from the party as part of its investigation into a whatsapp group containing offensive messages, which saw a former minister sacked and a second mp lose the whip. it's understood most of the councillors are part of the tameside council, while two are members of stockport council. a labour spokesperson said swift action will always be taken where individuals are found to have breached the high standards expected of them as labour party members. burnley mp oliver ryan was the second mp to be suspended. he apologised for comments made in that whatsapp group where he followed andrew gwynne, who was also sacked as a health minister. labour mp jo white s

but on my panel tonight is columnist and broadcaster esther krakue, gb news presenter alex armstrongnd journalist jonathan lewis. oh, and what on earth is going on on this plane? >> oh come on, i got. >> remain seated until further notice. >> get ready britain, here we go. has keir starmer been a very naughty boy? next. >> i thank you very much, patrick. and a good evening to you. our top stories. around ten people have been killed after a shooting at an adult education centre in sweden. a warning viewers may find the following footage distressing. >> oh my god, oh my god. >> oh my god, oh my god. >> the shooting took place at campus ribarska in the central city of orebro, which is attended by students aged 20 and above. this footage shows some pupils hiding under their desks while the attack took place well. police say the male perpetrator is amongst the dead. his identity and age are unknown andindeed his identity and age are unknown and indeed there is no potential motive, although police say they do not believe it is terror related and they're not expecting any further attacks. t