government are very eager to continue the war and guys, and that is something he cannot look to do to us bank. however, he can let them have free reign. just let us limit how much was not a whole lot of people not being with us for more is rose, sees in this moment, an opportunity to advance it's force displacement agenda. they see in the trump administration a moment that they believe is conducive for the populating philistines. how may i presume? genuine, why? i was only off my show you all. when the defense minister visitor and explicitly states that displaced people should not return for a year. we are seeing the gaza scenario, you being repeated in the west bank and it becomes clear that the goal is not just eliminating on the groups about altering the demographic landscape and deeper predicting for us to meet the communities on the story in the west bank for the most part, the international m. s m, the mainstream media have been m i a missing and actually part of that is due to the gods. but if israel strategy is to distract those news outlets have been to a susceptible survey that is r

scenario being repeated in the west bank and it becomes clear that the goal is not just eliminating on the groups but altering the demographic landscape and the popular thing for us to meet the communities on the story in the west bank for the most part, the international m. s m, the mainstream media have been, am i missing it? actually part of that is due to the gods. but if israel strategy is to distract those news outlets have been to susceptible to that that is really tags. prior to october 7th, rolled into the westbank with amex ation in their sites. there would have been far more coverage than global audiences are getting now the front of the as really media continue to frame these attacks as security operations. and when they're not ignoring the ethnic cleansing angle, they're celebrating the tv because the name of the i it is she, me, me, but the still demo that they will much more with the build them you never show on journalists effectively working in tandem with these ready authorities, instead of holding the power to account and of global news organizations by shying away from covering the west bank has been complicit in the war crimes now taking plac

and i remember these moments when i just started going around the us bank with my post, give me a colleagues the way that you go from point a to point be checking groups as which say which check points are open now, then you just ask people on the roads, how do we get that? the response? it sounds like, oh, you can take this road because there was a check point that it's closed. and this road has been blocked by rocks. and so you can take that route and, but there are frequently settlers that throwing rocks at 1st in front of so you need to be careful. and that's just the reality and not just for journalists and activists, but for every folks in, in, in the west bank has them. and that reality has been going on for decades. obviously this is nothing new, but we saw that for those who don't know this reality, this is a very concrete way of understanding just how this data makes life really hard. for some people. can you tell us from your work, how does to of segregation is used to just perpetuates the strategy of systemic oppression, particularly in the occupied westbank to yes, thanks very m

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, republican lawmakers sent trump a letter on tuesday demanding that the us recognize the occupied palestinian west bankel. using the bible? yes, the bible as justification. the letter was authored by new york congresswoman claudia tenney. that's the same lawmaker who proposed a bill last month to make donald trump's birthday a federal holiday. between congresswoman tenney's overtures to the president and miriam adelson's $100 million donation to officially get the u.s. to recognize the illegal annexation of the west bank, it is something to be taken seriously. all of these issues took center stage at the united nations this week. the freed israeli hostage, noah arqamani, who was kidnaped from the nova music festival by hamas on october 7th, testified about her captivity being held in total fear and living in a nightmare. and she used the platform to insist that the cease fire and hostage release deal must be continued. >> the deal must go. >> on in. full and completely in all the stages my partner. >> and many other. >> hostages are only supposed to be released in the second stage of the deal. >> now,

bank. what more can you tell us about what's happening there this evening? well, the 14th child has been chilled by is really forces making him the 14th child killed since the beginning of the year. but as this rate is ongoing entering, it's for the day these really military continues to destroy infrastructure, to destroy roads, to set up more checkpoints around these refugee camps. more than 40000 palestinians have been forcibly displaced in experts. and analysts are saying that this is the highest number of displaced palestinian since 1967 in the occupied territory. the military maintains that they're trying to target arms, palestinian fighters, however, they are destroying critical infrastructure for civilians along the way. in mirroring essentially, these policies that they were conducting in the gaza strip and before the ceasefire in gaza had even come into effect last month. the army chief of staff who was resigning next week. so that is real gearing up for large scale military operations in the occupied west bank. something that happened just a day la

use. we hear about guns that we hear about some of the terms in the west bank, but the new south certain successfully. yes. so it gives also the, the idea that the next, the kept us drugs which was which started not which took place but which started in 1984. that's it, it's continuous, it continues and not only in one place both in whenever regarding better starting and actually uh, we can find so many and stuff. 30 of those, so many unique and so many doses. so it gives the message that uh, wait a minute everybody, this is a place where you don't tier of so, so often in a, in the news, it's not does that. it's plugged in and it's got to go down drama. let's sit there . so which means that although this thing is, is under uh, brutal uh colonialist. busy busy quality politics. okay. we things in politics actually sell email vegas in. great to speak to benny. thanks taking the time to join us on alex's era. china is gearing up for this. he has top government meetings known as the 2 sessions and the steps take place this week. allen's of delegates of gathering and badging to approve legislation budgets

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okay now it's time for us to thank alfredo pedroza of wells fargo bank, our past chair this year. alfredo has been a strong advocate leader in the business community. alfredo is a native of san francisco and has served this community and passion and dedication over over three decades in government and community relations experience. alfredo has had key roles in the san francisco neighborhood parks council the trust for public land and the equality california all while advocating for lgbt, latino and people of color politics. please help me welcome alfredo if you can make it to the stage that'd be great. alfredo pedroza alfredo we have something a little token of our appreciation that is your own cable car bell and thank you, janelle. we have an opportunity if you'd like to ring this for the yeah and make a wish maybe i'll try again. all right. thank you. thank you, rodney when was the cbn bonilla subsidy be it's an incredible honor to stand before you today not just as your outgoing chair of the san francisco chamber of commerce but as a san franciscan who has witnessed and been a

plus the 12 year old boy is chosen coupons, ready for us as in the occupied west bank, bringing the number of children co pay of this year to $14.00 and syria. is it the challenges of fluids up to a national dialogue? an interim government is expected to be named the less than 24 hours after an extraordinary public arguments in the oval office. ukrainian president, the lot of means of landscape has arrived in london on friday, a heated 3 wide debate between donald trump, his vice president, and the ukranian later ended with the landscaping us to leave. the white house is now set to meet british prime minister kissed alma on saturday and hit a lodge amazing one of 12 european leaders for a defense summits in london on sunday. it's the latest and the series of meetings and reaction to you as president donald trump's attempts to broke se spine with russia over the heads of u. k. ukraine in europe, and europe is scrambling to increase financial and military aids now to ukraine gym . these vice chancellor has thrown his wife behind coals for the federal government to immediately lee release $31

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and one thing we take for granted in america is very easy for us to go get a bank account, get a mortgage, go to an atm. that's not true in other countries. and so where we may see the earliest adoption of the most valuable end use cases other than sort of store of value, which we see with bitcoin is in emerging markets. it's an area that we've been watching closely and have a few investments in latin america. and here in the us, companies that are pursuing some of those opportunities. it's just it's just super early. but i agree with the overall sentiment that we want to be a leader in innovation and ai, in fintech, in cryptocurrency, you can pick apart the strategy, but the end goal seems spot on. >> good having you on. we'll see you soon, jeff. thanks, scott. all right, that's jeff richards. amazon shares sinking amid the broader sell off today. talked about anthropic earlier. let's send it to kate rooney now for more. kate. >> hey scott. yeah. >> so amazon really taking a hit today on this. >> tariff news. stocks down almost actually now more than 4%. that's about double the losses. >

so we're going to use our pocketbooks, right? our wallets, our bank accounts, whatever it is. right to protest. doctor chen says time will tell how successful the economic boycotts end up being in the long run. damian trujillo nbc bay area news. meantime, new legal action against the trump administration as it takes aim at so-called sanctuary cities. local governments across the u.s. are joining san francisco and santa clara county in taking legal action against the trump administration. it all started when president trump signed an executive order aiming to stop federal funding to so-called sanctuary cities. in response, santa clara county and san francisco sued the administration for that action earlier this month. sanctuary cities have laws that prevent undocumented immigrants from being deported or prosecuted. now, a total of 16 local jurisdictions have joined this lawsuit. that includes san jose, oakland, santa cruz, and emeryville. and it sends a messssage to the courts that, yu know, there are a lot of local governments that are really feeling the pain here, that that t

this bank holiday, while resulting in many cases and great inconvenience, is affording us the opportunity to supply currency necessary to meet the situation. remember that no sound bank is a dollar worse than it was when it closed its doors last week. neither is any bank which may turn not to be in a position for immediate opening. the law allows the federal reserve bank to issue additional currency on good assets and thus the banks that reopen will be able to meet every legitimate. the new currency is being sent out by the bureau of engraving printing in large volume every part of the country. it is sound currency because. it is backed by actual good assets. another question that you will ask is this why are all the banks not to be reopened at the same time? the answer is simple and i know you will understand it. your government does not that the history the past few years shall be repeated. we do not want and will not have another epidemic of bank failures. no, this is less than 100 years ago, and i think it's fair to say that. 1933 is in the early modern era. but it's really something

bank. i'm alarmed by the use of military weapons and tactics, including tanks and air strikes against palestinians, the destruction and emptying of refugee camps. the expansion of illegal settlements, severe restrictions on movement, and the displacements of tens of thousands of people is read. you need that transactions and threats of annexation in the west bank in violation of international must stop to widen the confrontations of root canals that these ready can nest it. between security forces and family members of people that were taken captive or killed. on october 7th, the thousands of people were stopped by security when they attempted to enter the contest, its main hallway of prime minister, benjamin espanol who was speaking to families, all demanding the establishment of the states commission into the events of october . 7th, i am the son who is has moved from the jordanian caps online because he is ready to governments and the palestinian authority has bandages era from reporting in his row and notified west bank. well, these family members were going to essentially watch. finally, benj

in the west bank, i'm alarmed by the use of military weapons and tactics, including tanks and ask, strikes against palestinians, the destruction and emptying of refugee camps. the expansion of illegal settlements with the via restrictions and movement. and the displacements of tens of thousands of people is read. so you need that for the actions. and threats of annexation in the west bank in violation of international must stop. 2 people have been confirmed, dead off to a contrary, been to a crowd in the german city of manheim. several others have been injured for they say they arrested one suspect, but haven't ruled out accomplices. if that being as to avoid this, if you central area it follows similar incidents last month and in december and caused rondon to people in munich unlike the bug. well, this didn't happen to show the off the mid day when the vehicle drove from the city's was a tell them one human, an access the central parade square. that's where festivities were being planned for bruce monday. carnival celebrations. let's bring in dominic caden. he's in berlin for a, so don't

this bank holiday, while resulting in many cases and great inconvenience, is affording us the opportunity to supply currency necessary to meet the situation. remember that no sound bank is a dollar worse than it was when it closed its doors last week. neither is any bank which may turn not to be in a position for immediate opening. the law allows the federal reserve bank to issue additional currency on good assets and thus the banks that reopen will be able to meet every legitimate. the new currency is being sent out by the bureau of engraving printing in large volume every part of the country. it is sound currency because. it is backed by actual good assets. another question that you will ask is this why are all the banks not to be reopened at the same time? the answer is simple and i know you will understand it. your government does not that the history the past few years shall be repeated. we do not want and will not have another epidemic of bank failures. no, this is less than 100 years ago, and i think it's fair to say that. 1933 is in the early modern era. but it's really something

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give us an idea of how it sees in the west bank right now. it's always been difficult to move about his neck, but not how much of a check points and roadblocks increase it. and what does it? lots of people just trying to move around and live their lives. the well, the for a bit you start really a strategy to deny that i've seen them 5 to something for me. nation is here in the occupied was spiked. we have almost 900. moving to fictions, and it's very important to a mark the dose of stick shows are located between palestinian cities, between this thing and the balance of the land, not between the occupied 30 till you'll find the signs and eastern some very important details because is for the dental argue with the business about security, it's about controlling financing and lives. what we have in the northern west bank at the state is extremely worthy. i was just talking with someone from napa, for example, which is one of the sons there's off by the city. i live in the center, northern west bank and it's, let's say the one to 4 room works be

bank. in the westbank, i'm alarmed by the use of military weapons and tactics, including tanks and their strength against palestinians, the destruction and emptying of refugee camps. the expansion of illegal settlements with the via restrictions and movement, and the displacements of tens of thousands of people is read. you need that for the actions. and threats of annexation in the west bank in violation of international must stop for one person has been killed and several others injured in stopping attack in northern israel. it happened is a busy transport helping the city of haifa, police avi attack a has been shot and killed. i'm just all who to reports from jordan's capital of mine. she's the because he is really government on the policy and all source you have bundle just there for reporting inside israel and the occupied west bank. well, police have identified this attacker as a 20 year old is really drew's member of the drew's community from the northern part of israel. and there were 4 victims as part of this attack. one of them who was killed was a 70 year old palestinian citizen of isr

bank. so honda, what else can you tell us about this incident and who was the attacker as well? police have identified this attacker as a 20 year old is rarely drew's member of the drew's community from the northern part of israel. and there were 4 victims as part of this attack. one of them who was killed was a 70 year old palestinian citizen of israel from the village of cohort kinda also in the north and authorities are trying to figure out exactly how this has happened to members of the drew's community have condemned to this attack, calling it out there saying that the attacker was a 20 year old who had dual german citizenship and was living outside of the country . and now just back in israel visiting. so it's a little bit unclear exactly about a motive just yet, but the 3 others who are injured one is a 15 year old who is in a pretty severe condition in the i see you at a pediatric unit at a hospital nearby haifa. and there have been politicians who have been speaking out saying that this is a direct response to benjamin netanyahu, whose leadership and remember that you a

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can you just talk us through 1st of all, the, some of the other examples of, of children being killed in the occupied with bank. and it can just explain how prolific it is that for the is rarely military to physical targets and then killed children there. so it was, bank is going to the back of the but it's in the go by the it is and it's subject to the machine elementary. i know is that i as indigo bankable they have, they have applied to been really investigated for each case. it has a children being killed or injure, is i, and as a good thing about it is it is, must have been a funding. mazda attempted in the, in depth by 330 to enjoy their rights. i've gone to the dr rights convention on to the mission and know in the what had meant is in the country. nothing know, again about that life over there, but as engineering. now we, i live under what's called a board, a c o c had started getting stuck level scan, should adkins and didn't have any but as being in including children without any accountability. so this is, that is of both such bonuses. we see that the number of the children in one and 2 months of in

gotta do face one for those who perhaps know the reality give us an idea of what is like in that in the west bank right now it's always been difficult to move about, but it's especially so now with more write books and checkpoints, i think it's important understand the east side control every aspect of ballasting, a life from access to water, access to electricity. it connectivity between different a see to some 1000 imports, exports a. we have summer posting and businesses and factories that they have been going bankrupt. it over the past few months because of the, for any restrictions you have to think of, of villages that then on top of the we thought of for example and the connection to the house. but that has to be block it by the freely, a occupation a. so we, we were talking about a few months ago about over $900.00 or almost $900.00 movement restrictions on only the occupied westbank. this is a feature by the way, that i think that this a state, it's even more. but also let's not get too much into the numbers. why? because if someone could, perhaps it remove 900, if half of the 500 lumina

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us. thank you. is what are the forces of begun demolishing at least 11 homes? and the notion is refugee camp in the north of the occupied west bank as part of a large scale is really motorist sold. so that began in mid january. we'll started as a ministry and cousins as no escalated to wide spread demolitions affecting hundreds of palestinian families and just basing tens of thousands of others axles on the vetch reports once the home filled with a lifetime of memories. now i'm judge of all these watching keys house being turned into a pile of rubble. and this with a little bit of a little bit the fall off. it's the family's home, the house of joy, gatherings and memories. nothing is left of it down by everything is gone and we became displaced, kicked out from our homes, and i'm just, family is being displaced before his grandparents, originally from a village near heifer into bodies. now israel were forced from their homes in 1948 . the year israel was created for decades since the family has lived in new shops, refugee camp. now i'm just and his children are living the trauma of displacement for health. i've been a vehicle lai

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us swamped deal. however, he is banned from returning to his home in the west bank because he was jailed kidding. and his ride the bus driver awhile. and palestinians called him a political prisoner already authority say he is a terrorist. upon really see what the board of egypt, his wife however, is hopeful. one day they will be re united i'm at the hotel eating to make up for the whole year for a whole year. you haven't eaten in the year. yeah, really. we're all in the hall having dinner together. do you want to return to your country? well, egypt as my country as well, but as the chips and say, whoever drinks from an i'll returns to it. and whoever breathes the air of cool bear and palestine returns to them. so you want to go back. yeah, you're going back. we're going back. yeah, i'm going back in prison. we only had a very thin, short sleeved under shirts. sometimes they gave us a long sleeved one, but the cold pierced our bones and the freezing nights, summer or winter we had no clothes in the winter. we spent entire nights without feeling warm, not even for a moment. and the food. how was t

bank. there all food shortages for those who do remain is ready for us is also called soft electricity and water supplies. the us president donald trump has announced that 25 percent power will be imposed on canada and mexico. so seeing from tuesday, the us president had threatened to impose tyrus last month already before suspending the the last minutes box. he has made it clear. there's no room left for negotiations. the tariff says, you know, it will start a week earlier than the reciprocal which is going to be on a couple of weeks earlier. reciprocal starts. reciprocal tabs start on april 2nd and i wanted to make it april 1st, but i didn't want to. i didn't want to go april for say, because that cause to be a that cost a lot of money but that one day but. so we're going april 2nd, but very importantly, tomorrow, tariffs, 25 percent on canada and 25 percent on mexico. and that'll start. so they're gonna have to have a tab. so what they have to do is build their car plants, frankly, and other things in the united states, in which case they have no tears to my will in a moment will hey, f