does boost asset prices that's what the fed wants that's what as blanchflower used to be at the east bank of england he said that's what they wanted as well by quantitative easing so that's what they've got but whether or not it causes. disorder will. confucius one of spark i will be back don't go away. the world is driven by shaped by the. thinks. we dare to ask. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to rick ackerman of rick ackerman dot com he's a former market maker turned stock picker in newsletter publisher rick welcome back max thanks for inviting me on always a pleasure now you write that biden's $2.00 trillion dollar project that he's working on is a trojan horse what i mean by that exposed lee about 5 percent of that money is for potholes roads and bridges and the other 95 percent is in one way or another toward what we call social engineering and there's even a little bit of weather control when they're so i'm afraid that this 2 point truly in dollar stores or kit is just a down payment on an environmental claim that could cost a lot more it's no boondoggl

does boost asset prices that's what the fed wants that's what as blanchflower used to be at the east bank of england he said that's what they wanted as well by quantitative easing so that's what they've got but whether or not it causes. disorder will. confucius one spark i will be back don't go away. but i can see what's this you do. you wish the 1st one to open your eyes to go forward from the hundreds. but you'll see me just sort of door to class. to hear from those national guard coming up. to the plate to talk a little. bit some of which are going to school seems. to . support school board in these clinics one of the schools opened nobody knew the roof because the. machine into life to be a smear. told us you knew those moves. and follow someone into believing it because it was a close call if you have a way to put a tooth. there are calls for a $911.00 style investigation into the capitol hill riots of january 6th is this an effort to seek the truth or to fabricate another massive political hoax also just nato was russia and ukraine to go to. welcome back to the kaiser report imax ke

does boost asset prices that's what the fed wants that's what as blanchflower used to be at the east bank of england he said that's what they wanted as well by quantitative easing so that's what they've got but whether or not it causes. disorder will. confucius want to spark i will be back don't go away. just 3 pieces in the media of you know the. reconditioned is. all about making money making profits it's about big corporations international markets import export do you imagine the number of printing diseases that are in every community. due to the new viruses or new microbes drugs in the truth so it is due to environment. let's say you know that momentum is simply the. muscles obviously just accumulate could only come in to see them to be in the us they don't allow us to play in the sky if the so food industry is successful it will create more jobs it will create more value added it will create more growth so i don't see why we shouldn't also fight for the interest something into st cloud stuff that we are british and we want regulation i was the industry and the freedom behaved zinnia

boost asset prices that's what the fed wants that's what as danny blanchflower used to be at the east bank of england he said that's what they wanted as well by quantitative easing so that's what they've got but whether or not it causes. disorder will. confucius want to spark i will be back don't go away. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. and spearing dramatic development only really. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down in. history. to spend millions of euros in you know being to delay relations i will be sniffing all about making money making profits in some of the corporations international markets import export do you imagine the number of chronic diseases that are out in every community today it is not due to new viruses own new microbes in fact it's not true so it is due to environment. not going to say you know the momentum is simply the. muscles are really just accumulate could only come in to be seen to be so in the us that. the legacy of the skull if the so food industry is s

are very strong economic pressures, political pressure, a division between the originaljordanian east bankians who are there, there's always some tension between those sites. king hussein obviously very close ally and his son king abdullah who is now been in charge for more than 20 years, have sold themselves and sold jordan as this country that essentially is able to navigate over those very choppy waters unlike other countries in the region. and therefore, is a useful ally and a useful mediator in all the problems that are in the region. the main one, jordan, has been involved in down the years, has been with israel and the palestinians. things are changing in the middle east and that may have some effect on what's going on injordan. the whole way that the equation with israel and the rest of the middle east has been set up for many years, has begun to change, the countries in the gulf, the countries that have now done their piece deals, essentially, with israel, has shifted the balance sojordan no longer has such a central role to that. and we have seen pressures in jordan is in the res

some of the report suggest it was a real plot involving the tribes in the east bank, involving elementsince hamzah is suggesting and what the official statement at the moment suggest is that it was something that was nascent, they wanted to nip in the bud, that's how they are playing it, the media injordan this morning is essentially warning that any threat to security and stability is a red line and must be dealt with immediately but there isn't any talk officially, as i say, prince hamzah himself did not back this up that an actual plot or coup has been staged. sebastien, thank you. police in northern ireland have appealed for calm after a second night of violence in belfast. petrol bombs, bricks and bottles were thrown at police injuring 15 officers. eight people — including boys aged 13 and 1a — were arrested. we can get more details from our ireland correspondent john campbell who's in belfast. john, give us some of the background to what's going on here.— to what's going on here. really, tension has _ to what's going on here. really, tension has been _ to what's going on here. rea

these east bank tribes don't want to see the monarchy as institution crumble. here disaffected, certainly if you learning to be some serious structural reforms in the country. they're very lesser with the nepotism and corruption. but in no way i think they have no interest in undermining the regime and regardless, i think bringing in a different king for that matter would bring in that kind of instability that no jordanian, even east bankers want to see. when did see in the last couple days, there are changing their avatars to a picture of hamza. a lot of outdoor sport on facebook, questioning the narrative of the government, and isaac we saw in a lot of ways well palace today concede to the fact that this is not working. this messaging backfired. there was of that tape that hamza sent out made the situation more problematic and they were better off to make amends and that's exactly what we saw today. reporter: let's talk quickly about the people arrested. he was an informal liaison of the king to sally crown prince. -- saudi. >> i think it was to attempt a he

partly because these east bank tribes very much don't want to see the monarchy institution crumble.affected. certainly they do feel there needs to be serious structural reforms in the country, and they're very frustratedith the nepotism and corruption, but in no way do i think they have any interest in seeing the undermining of the regime. regardless, i think bringing in a different king for that matter would just bring in that kind of instability that no jordanian, including east bankers want to see. what you do see is many jordanians changing their abatars to the picture of hamzah, questioning the narrative that the government gave them, and i think, actually, we saw in many ways the royal palace concede to the fact this is not working. this messaging backfired, the release of that tape that hamzah sent out was making the situation more problematic, and they were better off to actually make amends, and that's exactly what we saw today. >> let's talk about some of the other people arrested. ab zima, who was a king to the saudi crown prince. what was the significance to his arrest?

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we'll have the latest from the east bank. >> 6.25 right now.he fremont unified school district is facing a potential lawsuit from parents who say the district didn't meet their demands to reopen schools. know the parents sent a letter to the district demanding schools be reopened by monday and that the school board approved a plan for in person learning. >> for the fall. well, the district did approve a plan for fall classes but an attorney for the parents say the school board hasn't done enough to reopen schools right now. >> think that the school board is meeting its fiduciary duties toward the students that it has stewardship over. there's a lot more of that. the school board. could have done and was legally required to do that. it hasn't. >> the attorney representing the parents says they're going to decide whether to move forward with their lawsuit in the next few days. >> we'll take a break. it's 6.26. still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news president biden is expected to announce new mask guidelines later today potentially loosening

well let's cross live now to push his a french middle east specialist banks to come. the program i mean obviously there's still a lot we don't know the details of the attack occurred the motives whether it's political religious or otherwise so a lot of speculation but i want to ask you one thing that the attack happened in an area that was previously targeted by terrorists do you think that that's a coincidence or was that play specific can chose and to make a point. thank you very much for having me on shore so well i think it's a coincidence but it's a coincidence it's. it's a department called where. you were. a few months ago and this policewoman was killed. today yet we have a few cities that radical islam is gaining a lot of grounds so you have another city in the soviet called truck which you have a lot of must love of muslim businesses businesses where like some woman killed love. interest so that's that's. part of us that are very radicalized. i also want to ask you know mike role as they need to have taken a very tough stance on radicalization on extremism o

then that number has more than tripled with approximately 650000 settlers now living in the west bank in east jerusalem so if you look at the result not the words and the pretty phrase is what's happened over the past 20 years and most nor great it was not a peace process it was an annexation process what has happened is that now one in 11 israeli jews live in these illegal sounds so the failure to confront the settlement enterprise from the very beginning i think has created a almost insuperable obstacle to the creation of the palestinian state there's no place to put it what we're talking about here is something that is completely indefensible israel knows this israel knows this very well and for that reason wants to talk about anything and everything else they'd rather talk about terrorism they'd rather talk about security we're willing to make great concessions for peace but there is something that i will never compromise on and that is real security the reason they've been able to so effectively change the subject isn't because they're practicing some kind of mass mind control the main r

the compass getting additional abandoned building massive jewish settlement blocks in the west bank in east jerusalem in direct violation of the 4th geneva convention which expressly forbid states from transferring civilian populations into territory it occupies. in addition israel has established an inter matrix of security control on palestinian land to secure the settlements including checkpoints that prevent palestinians from traveling freely within their own land and a 440 mile security along the israeli border that cuts into palestinian territory. if you're one of the millions of palestinians living under occupation this is what the conflict is about but one of the most stunning things is how this other story basically just drops out and he says that you hear over and over again that it's israel that surrounded israel is surrounded israel surrounded surrounded it's israel the sun the sea and under threat you described a very small land mass and you know you're dealing with hamas and hezbollah and iran and so it's a tough neighborhood the imagery here is so powerful that it's almost im

in hamas-controlled gaza, from which palestinians are barred exit to live in the west bank or east jerusalemin occupied east jerusalem. where, unlike israeli citizens, palestinians can have their the residency status revoked. this is the second high-profile report this year that's accused israel of practicing apartheid. in january, the israeli rights group said the israeli government was enacting jewish supremacist policies in the occupied palestinian territories and inside israel itself. israel is again rejecting such charges. it's foreign ministry -- its foreign ministry, saying human rights watch is known to have a long-standing and israeli agenda, actively seeking for years to promote workouts against israel. the decision to not share this report for review or comment with any israeli authority i clear indication that it is a propaganda pamphlet which lacks all credibility. but critics point to the 2018 nation state law which defined national self determination as "unique to the jewish people." and the fact that for several months last year, israel's prime minister was advocating the per

building permits in hamas controlled gaza from which palestinians are barred exit to live in the west bank or east jerusalem and in occupied east jerusalem where unlike israeli citizens palestinians can have their residency status revoked this is the 2nd high profile report this year that is accused israel of practicing apartheid in january the israeli rights group said the israeli government was an acting jewish supremacist policies in the occupied palestinian territories and inside israel itself israel is again rejecting such charges its foreign ministry saying human rights watch is. known to have a longstanding anti israeli agenda actively seeking for years to promote boycotts against israel their decision not to share this report for review or comment with any israeli or 30 is clear indication that it is a propaganda pamphlet which lacks all credibility but critics point to the $2800.00 nation state law which defined national self-determination as quote unique to the jewish people and to the fact for several months last year israel's prime minister was advocating the permanent annexation of ne

seems like a lot, though i will say in the south bank, east bay could have a bit more in the north bay. here is a satellite show you all the clouds and some green showing up on the radar. most of this not reaching the ground, although you may have encountered some sprinkles. release of drizzle earlier this evening. current numbers most areas are in the fifties right now, and here's a live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge. finally getting idea here we have some missed some drizzle and some slick roadways and some more rainfall in the forecast. first thing tomorrow morning. i will start off tomorrow morning in the forties and the fifties, and here is the forecast model. look at this a welcome change here into your sunday we're finally talking about some rainfall. what about beyond sunday? we'll have more on that with your full forecast in a few. mark thank you knew attend. 1/5 whale has died in the bay area in less than a month. this latest whale washed up at fort funston last night, the marine mammals nlp center performed a necropsy today and says the juvenile fin whale

banking once again on u.s. leadership. well the great green wall initiative aims to plant trees from west to east africa to slow the expansion of the so hot desert the world bank the european union countries including friends with higher carbon footprints have placed 14 $1000000000.00 to make that happen but communities affected by the desert say the project is failing nicholas reports to bob deep in senegal region. no rains for months because once lush vegetable garden has turned to dust gone are the navy beans to feed her family the hibiscus she uses it to cook and to make juice for her children she says it's as if the land has given up on her but she has not given up on the land. in this land you could grow not just to biscuits but carrots potatoes onions cauliflower if only we had water. water in this our hell is as precious as gold. and jerry travel west for hours on a rumor that there is a functioning well in what some here describe as a godforsaken land during the rainy season it's another story the land springs to life the state pays i whine others to plant trees as part of the great green wall project an initiative

east jerusalem. the violence has also spread to the occupied west bank all of this a month before planned palestinian elections which could hinge on whether israel allows voting in occupied east jerusalem conflict in jerusalem has in the past but conflict elsewhere the 2014 gaza war being one example the current mix of tension about race religion and politics has already led to the biggest gaza escalation in many months it's a dangerous mix ensuring tense days ahead are a force of al jazeera westerners. the 93rd academy awards which begin later the sunday will be alike and the question of virus pandemic has led to a scaled back ceremony but it has also been a base just streaming company behind many of the oscar nominees rob reynolds has this preview from. the lammers red carpet no adoring crowds no comedy acts instead of a fancy theater the awards will be handed out in an art deco era train station after a pandemic year in which the movie industry itself struggling and streaming video extended its dominance over cinema releases the oscars will be more low key this year not a lot of fun maybe i'm i'm

part of the great green wall project an initiative to stop desert if occasion from east to west africa france the world bank and the e.u. have pledged $14000000000.00 to the project it's hoped the completed wall would be a new wonder of the world over taking the great barrier reef to be the largest living structure on earth look at the great green wall now because of rising temperatures and the lack of rainfall most of the trees planted are either dying or already dead and while polluting countries have recently pledged billions of dollars more in funds for those projects people here say they're throwing money into the desert they say they don't need more trees but more access to water. these fall on the herders are moving further south away from arid climates encroaching on farmland. we will never stop hurting why should we abandon our ways it is so difficult to grow food kill has value if something goes wrong we can sell them even if the climate is changing i am not ready to change my ways in this conflict over land the state is largely absent armed groups in this a hell including al qaeda and the mixtape

east jerusalem. saudi arabia says it's intercepted a boat banks for explosives off its red sea coast after unconfirmed reports by security firms of an attack in the area say run media say the remote controlled vessel was targeting the saudi port of yanbu the defense ministry says the boat was destroyed but gave no evidence it follows a series of attacks on shipping in the region now when joe biden became u.s. president there were hopes of improving strained relations with china but as he approaches his 100th day in office ties are as fraught as ever adrian brown reports one call when senior u.s. and chinese officials met in alaska last month their encounter matched the freezing temperatures outside the u.s. was in no position to lecture china wounded top diplomat young. the united states does not have the qualification to say that it wants to speak to china from a position of strength u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken has been equally blunt our relationship with china will be competitive one should be collaborative want it can be an adversarial one it must be there had been hopes that under pres

for uncertainty over whether he would allow elections to proceed in occupied east jerusalem, as well as in the occupied west banka. in a televised announcement, he said elections would be delayed until the participation of the palestinian people in jerusalem could be guaranteed. the parliamentary elections were scheduled for may 22, while a presidential vote was due in july. let's cross now to al jazeera scores on and in ramallah. what did mohammed abbas say after the meeting that ended just now? reporter: he said that it is official now that the palestinian elections will be postponed because israel did not give a clear answer where it is -- whether it will be allowing palestinians to hold them in east jerusalem. he says the response he was aimed by the americans is that israel cannot give an answer to the palestinians in that regard because israel does not have a valid government, after they held their elections. he says while the same government, the transitional government that is interim, but is making decisions to approve a new legal israeli settlement in the occupied west bank, why can't this government a

about whether it would allow elections to proceed in occupied east jerusalem as well as in the occupied west bank and gaza in a televised announcement abbas said the elections would be delayed until the participation of the palestinian people in jerusalem could be guaranteed the parliamentary elections were shy jools for may 22nd while a presidential vote was due in july well let's cross now to algiers need to eva he moves in her ballot for a said need what about say after the factions meeting that ended just now. he said it's official now that the palestinian elections are going to be postponed because israel didn't give a clear answer whether it's going to be allowing the palestinians to hold them in east jerusalem he said the response he received via the americans and the arab is that israel cannot give an answer to the palestinians in that regard because israel doesn't have a valid government now after they held their elections and he says while the same government the transitional government the interim one that is making decisions to approve new illegal israeli settlement units in the occup

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building permits in hamas controlled gaza from which palestinians are barred exit to live in the west bank or east jerusalem and in occupied east jerusalem where unlike israeli citizens palestinians can have their residency status revoked this is the 2nd high profile report this year that has accused israel of practicing apartheid in january the israeli rights group said the israeli government was an acting jewish supremacist policies in the occupied palestinian territories and inside israel itself israel is again rejecting such charges its foreign ministry saying human rights watch is known to have a long standing anti israeli agenda actively seeking for years to promote boycotts against israel their decision not to share this report for review or comment with any israeli authorities is clear indication that it is a propaganda pamphlet which lacks all credibility but critics point to the. the nation state law which defined national self-determination as quote unique to the jewish people and to the fact for several months last year israel's prime minister was advocating the permanent annexation of

east jerusalem. and its shares a 335 kilometer border with israel. the west bank essentially. the king's relationship with no 10 yahoo has been strained and so the silence coming from israel is quite telling it does not mean that they would want some one sided front from king abdullah but the silence is quite telling and it just emblematic of the rift for example just this past week we saw prime minister netanyahu refused to approve the supply of water to jordan you saw the tit for tat over air space so the king was not allowed to go to jerusalem and then the next day they refused to allow netanyahu to fly to the u.a.e. his helicopter over jordan so it's been a very strained relationship for the past couple of years it does not mean that it will change relations but let's see what happens in israel looking at what's happening in jordan a dollar for me great to get your perspective do appreciate that thanks very much indeed thank you police in somalia is competent mogadishu's say at least 6 people including the attacker have been killed in a bombing a group has claimed responsi

bank. it has this east—west axis. to change. if anything, and that is not going to change. ifanything, it and that is not going to change. if anything, it will improve. change. if anything, it will improve-— change. if anything, it will imrove. ., ., ~ ., improve. good to talk to you. thank you _ improve. good to talk to you. thank you for _ improve. good to talk to you. thank you for your _ improve. good to talk to you. thank you for your analysis. | thank you for your analysis. you are now up—to—date on all things business and news. more details on line, will see you soon. hello again. this month has been a really dry month, particularly across parts of england and wales, where we've just recorded five millimetres of rainfall so far. and that's left the ground completely dried out, desiccated and cracked in places. but there are changes on the way. on monday, we started to see low pressure move in across scotland, and that brought some thicker cloud and finally some rain. and looking at the rainfall amounts that we'

building permits in hamas controlled gaza from which palestinians a barred exit to live in the west bank or east jerusalem and in occupied east jerusalem where unlike israeli citizens palestinians can have their residency status revoked this is the 2nd high profile report this year that is accused israel of practicing apartheid in january the israeli rights group said the israeli government was an acting jewish supremacist policies in the occupied palestinian territories and inside israel itself israel is again rejecting such charges its foreign ministry saying human rights watch is known to have a long standing anti israeli agenda actively seeking for years to promote boycotts against israel their decision not to share this report for review or comment with any israeli authorities is clear indication that it is a propaganda pamphlet which lacks all credibility but critics point to the. the nation state law which defined national self-determination as quote unique to the jewish people and to the fact for several months last year israel's prime minister was advocating the permanent annexation of

political level that they may cancel it in 2006 elections did take place in occupied east jerusalem as in gaza and the west bank is right allowing the voting on the last minute u.s. pressure now the palestinian authority has reportedly given israel a deadline of thursday to answer its demand for a similar guarantee an israeli official told al jazeera that so far israel has given no response and the whole without to roussillon and without the participation of our people in the city of jerusalem without the ability to campaign as in other areas in the occupied palestinian territories there will be no elections al-jazeera understands that the palestinian president mahmoud abbas has already decided to postpone the polls with the official announcement to come at a factional meeting on thursday one thing we heard again and again on the streets of east jerusalem was that if the palestinian authority wanted to hold an election it shouldn't allow an israeli know let alone the sheer lack of an israeli response be the reason not to do so the suspicion being expressed is that the real reason is internal and political the p

east jerusalem. the violence has also spread to the occupied west bank all of this a month before planned palestinian elections which could hinge on whether israel allows voting in occupied east jerusalem conflict in jerusalem has in the past sparked conflict elsewhere the 2014 gaza war being one example the current mix of tension about race religion and politics has already led to the biggest gaza escalation in many months it's a dangerous mix ensuring tense days ahead are a force of al-jazeera western. rebels in northern chad say they're ready to observe a cease fire and discuss a political settlement a front for a change and concord rebels also known as facts crossed from libya on april 11th calling for an end to president idriss debby's rule that he was killed fighting the group on the front line a military council headed by his son mohammed will oversee an 18 month transition to elections opposition and civil for 30 have called for protests of the guilty gulf of guinea has been cold one of the most dangerous maritime areas in the world because apart attacks barely half of the 38 incidents record

the agency provides all services for over 5.5 million people in the occupied west bank, gaza, and across the middle easts main critic. it believes aid given to them would be better off given to other humanitarian organizations. >> perpetuation of the dream, bringing the descendants of refugees back to jaffa is what sustains this conflict. it's part of the problem, not part of the solution. reporter: president biden h shown he is ready to drop part of his predecessor's middle east policy, which palestinians saw is biased towards israel. but their leaders are having to act, too. they have called their first general election in 15 years. >> all of a sudden out of the blue, it all became possible. and that happened basically after ayden was elected. -- biden was elected. and i feel part of the pressure being applied to the palestinian leadership today is the need for us to -- the need to renew his political legitimacy. reporter: the u.s. could take further steps after the four -- vote. they often feel helplessly caught up in international tussles of power. now they are hoping this announcement is about more

part of the great green wall project an initiative to stop desert if occasion from east to west africa france the world bank and the e.u. have pledged $14000000000.00 to the project. it's hoped the completed wall would be a new wonder of the world over taking the great barrier reef to be the largest living structure on earth look at the great green wall now because of rising temperatures and the lack of rainfall most of the trees planted are either dying or already dead and while polluting countries have recently pledged billions of dollars more in funds for those projects people here say they're throwing money into the desert they say they don't need more trees but more access to water. these fall on the herders are moving further south away from arid climates encroaching on farmland. we will never stop hurting why should we abandon our ways it is so difficult to grow food that might kill has value if something goes wrong we can sell them even if the climate is changing i am not ready to change my ways in this conflict over land the state is largely absent armed groups in this a hell including al qaeda and