michael link is a law professor at the western university in london, ontario in canada. he's also a former un special, a rough, mature on the situation of human rights and occupied palestinian territories. michael, thanks for joining us. israel says it's fighting palestinian militants in the west bank. can you give us a sense of who these buildings are and why that poses a threat to israel as well? they've been around for some time there growing a numbers in parts of the large part because there is a growing political vacuum in the west bank. the whole rational and death of a palestinian authority was to lead the post indians to a self determination and a palestinian state. today, we are further away from a genuine posted in state and a 2 state solution than ever. and it has the confidence in the political leadership of the policy. and so what are the ones of collapsing in the west bank? you have this growing vacuum which is being filled by young militants. so see likely no other choice of the take up arms which and which are fairly plentiful in the west bank against thes

earlier i spoke with law professor michael link, who served as a former un special rupture on the situation of human rights in the occupied palestinian territories. he told us more about the current situation in the west bank and israel's operations against milton groups there as well. they've been around for some time there growing a numbers in parts of the large part because there was a growing political vacuum in the west bank. the whole rational and death of a palestinian authority was to lead the post indians to a self determination and a palestinian state. today we are further away from a genuine austin and state in a 2 state solution than ever. and it as the confidence in the political leadership of the palestinian authority, one is up collapsing in the west bank. you have this growing vacuum which is being filled by young militants. see likely no other choice of the take up arms which and which are fairly plentiful in the west bank against these really occupation. remember, we're dealing with a 57 year old of israeli occupation. that is the longest in the modern world, and it shows

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here to talk us through all of it is michael landsberg, the chief investment officer at landsburg private wealth, and mike pond, head of inflation linked research at barclays. mike pond i'll kick it off with you. how much near-term inflationary pressure do you anticipate from all of this? >> well. >> so far the only increase we've. >> seen is two. >> uncertainty not to. >> inflation itself. >> we could still be seeing tariffs as a negotiating tool, in which case we wouldn't see any or very, very little tariff induced inflation that hits the hits the consumer. on the other hand, you know, if we get 25% tariffs on mexico and canada, those are likely just an opening round to a true global trade war that could push up inflation by 100 basis points or more. so inflation uncertainty has risen dramatically, but we actually haven't seen anything come through inflation just yet. >> well, just to dwell on that for a minute, i think it was larry lindsey on the program the other day who said he thought this was all a chess game with mexico and canada to actually kind of get us to come to an agreement, present a united front to china. putting all o

link up a murder in california to the attack here in new jersey. andrea canning (voiceover): in california, marc angelucci's colleague, michael conzachi, got a call fromat he was crying, and he kind of came out and said marc's been murdered. andrea canning (voiceover): as a private investigator and former homicide detective, he needed to know more. he started making calls and quickly learned it was marc's roommate's father who answered the door. this person said, are you marc angelucci? he said no. andrea canning (voiceover): he offered to sign for the package, but the delivery man said he needed to see marc in person to get a signature. so marc came up, and this person said, are you marc angelucci? and he said yes. and then he pulled a gun. marc saw the gun, and he turned to run. and then the individual just started shooting. i had heard that he had been hit in the back of the head. andrea canning (voiceover): the shooter fled. marc's roommate called 911. marc was declared dead at the scene. for michael, it was a crushing loss. andrea canning: what did you think of marc? marc is a tremendous human being. andrea canning (voiceover): another friend of

michael moore from priscilla's reporting, the u.s. is currently grappling with a measles outbreak in west texas. as of tuesday afternoon, the number of cases linked to the outbreak has grown to 58. but it isn't known whether there is a connection with the u.s. mexico border. >> and it doesn't seem to really matter to the white house. i mean, i think that this is part and parcel of stephen miller's certain certainly sort of pretextual approach. find any weapon at hand to achieve the the outcome that you want to achieve. and this is not, you know, limited to this presidency and this administration. this is something that lots of administrations do, but it's it's sort of on overdrive and really being driven, i think, by a sense that i mean, again, whatever, whatever you can do to achieve the goal that stephen miller and president trump has to seal off the border. um, however tenuous, however, it's not been sort of fully vetted. they're going to they're going to do that and probably be politically rewarded for it. >> also. >> just to draw a contrast between now and 2020, there is not a pandemic happening. the there's a there's a big difference betwee

professor michael burrow was struck back on february 3rd while crossing grand avenue near lake merritt. police say 61 year old kermit miller was behind the wheel. adding they were able to link him to the crime after his hearing aid was located in the suspect's vehicle. tonight, officials are monitoring the battery storage plant in moss landing after a flare up there at the site. it was reported just about 630 last night at the vistra plant. last month, a large fire sparked up at that facility. county officials say the flare up ignited under a pile of rubble that had previously burned and then quickly intensified. last night, people who live nearby were advised to keep their windows and their doors closed. in a briefing, monterey county officials say the fire burned out at about 8:00 this morning and advisories were lifted this afternoon. >> the fire remains under control and the building is being monitored by personnel for any signs of a rekindle. >> the epa says it has not seen any signs of adverse health effects from the smoke. a kaiser permanente patient says he was sexually assaulted during a surgery last year, and now he has filed a lawsuit charging the nonprofit healt

professor michael burrow was struck back on february 3rd while crossing grand avenue near lake merritt. police say 61 year old kermit miller was behind the wheel. adding they were able to link him to the crime after burrows hearing aid was found in the suspect's vehicle. >> coming up tonight at 11, the marin county sheriff's office warning people about a spike in internet and phone scams, who is being targeted, and what deputies say residents should be looking out for. >> and we are tracking a warmup around here. after a few light sprinkles today, that is done. now we're into a warmer pattern, especially into the weekend and maybe into next week. low 70s mid 70s possible. >> but first, one country is stepping up to help the u.s. as it continues to battle the bird flu and soaring egg prices. t shipme s of [ding] [upbeat music] ♪ yeah, baby, i like it like that ♪ ♪ i like it like that, i like it like that ♪ ♪ si a ti te quiero mi amor, i like it like that ♪ ♪ eeeeeh, baby, i said i like it like that ♪ ♪ stomp your feet if you think i'm neat ♪ ♪ clap your hands if you want some more ♪ ♪ i said i like it like that ♪ he has begun exporting nearly 15,000 tons of eggs to the u.s.

man with links to neo-nazis was arrested, germany ramped up the creation of its online hate task forces. there are 16 units across the country, each with a team of investigators. frank-michaelany time? >> in our unit, we have about 3,500 cases per year. >> nine investigators work out of this office in a converted courthouse. laue says they get hundreds of tips a month from police, watchdog groups, and victims. >> you must see a lot of crazy stuff. >> yes. >> the worst of the internet is wrapped in red case folders, stuffed with pronouncive online slurs, threats, and hate. >> this is a criminal offense. >> what does that say? [ speaking in a global language ] >> so, they're suggesting that let the children play in the electrical wires. >> yes. >> okay. >> in this case, pay 3,750 euros. it's not a parking ticket. >> yeah, not a parking ticket. >> to build their cases, investigators scour social media ad use public and government data. laue says sometimes social media companies will provide information to prosecutors, but not always. so, the task force employees special software investigators to help unmask anonymous users. >> so, this is suggesting you kill people seeking asy

linked to severe infections in humans. experts are currently studying the new strain to figure out how it is spreading so aggressively. joining us now is doctor michael osterholm. he's director for the center of infectious disease research and policy at the university of minnesota. doctor osterholm, thank you so much for being with us. the national institutes of health has called this one mutation. easier. or rather, this makes it easier for this virus to get into humans. should we be worried about this latest outbreak? >> well, let me just. >> put this into. >> perspective. >> boris, because. >> people have been hearing about bird flu literally for the last year, wondering what is this all about? it's something really dangerous happening. we know that the natural location or reservoir for this virus is in waterfowl in north america. there's about 40 million of them, and only in the last several years with this new strain of bird flu, h5n1 and one has we've really been concerned about this nationwide presence of the infection. and to even understand what's just happened in the dairy cattle. just note that since the 1st of january, there have been 96