here it is the government's distrust of elizabeth board. she announced last week that the scandalous bill, which would raise the retirement age to 64 and abolish a number of benefits, would be passed bypassing the parliamentary procedure. this intensified street skirmishes with the police, which took place all the last days. sad news did not become the hero of the soviet union colonel-general vasily reshetnikov the last of the pilots who bombed berlin was 103 years old. reshetnikov fought as part of a regiment specially formed for strikes in the deep rear by the enemy after the war, he set an unofficial world record for the flight range on a tu-95 strategic bomber will come in handy at the helm, almost 20 hours a day, if exactly in the seventieth he commanded long-range aviation was deputy. from the business center of the capital davkovo in 40 minutes and without transfers this year , the metro will come directly to the airport terminal, namely the yellow solntsevskaya line is completing the construction of two pykhtin stations and vnukovo

opposition are not scored the required number of votes, however, lacked quite a bit, the government of elizabeth boardn, 14. she fled the resignation after the failure of this vote. some deputies took to the streets and joined the protesters. here we lacked confidence only nine votes, but this is just the beginning of our absolutely illegitimate government and obviously we must continue to put pressure on there are various parliamentary tools that we can use referendum constitutional appeals. this is the government in the current situation will no longer be able to manage and therefore it is the social pressure of the public pressure from the street that will be decisive and the citizens. deputies. this position is particularly outraged that the government's pension reform project was dragged bypassing parliament. voting in the lower house of the national assembly. it just wasn't there tomorrow , president macron is scheduled to meet with the head of his government, the leaders of both chambers. shares of the swiss bank during the crisis fell twice on monday shareholders. they simply do not believe th

here it is the government's distrust of elizabeth board.week that the scandalous bill, which would raise the retirement age to 64 and abolish a number of benefits, would be passed bypassing the parliamentary procedure. this intensified street skirmishes with the police, which took place all the last days. the sad news was that the hero of the soviet union , colonel-general vasily reshetnikov, did not become the last of the pilots who bombed berlin, he was 10 years old. reshetnikov fought in as part of a regiment specially formed for strikes in the enemy’s deep rear, after the war, he set an unofficial world record for the flight range on a tu-95 strategic bomber will be held at the helm , for almost a day 20 hours, if at exactly 70 he commanded long-range aviation, he was deputy commander -in-chief of the air force from the business center of the capital davkovo in 40 minutes and without transfers already.

results of the well-known opposition were nine votes short of bringing down the government of elizabeth boardtion, no one here expected the numbers to be so high. this is really a surprise for the authorities, but most importantly, of course, the signal is a signal for macron immunoel and elizabeth harrow. the fact is that the country is essentially now really split. and how far this prime minister, while remaining in power, will govern. this is a big question. actually. here he is distrust today is the first endured, but the opposition groups of centrists. lyot is inter-party. here he is of distrust and it was announced in advance that either the left or the right will vote, and in fact, uh, part of the center and these are people who have never had one before. here he is not trusted, the government was not supported. this speaks to what really has already accumulated in the french, not only on the street, but also in the national assembly. and that's how today the representatives of this group, who endured. didn't he explain why they decided to do it in the end? at the beginning of the disc

and in 2 weeks he comes here for the board of directors. oh elizabeth - that's good.ust enough to free my friend? what is this news? we worked with him all the time. well, how petrovich is your side all the time together. we now need to get it out of there and finish it. he needs all the professionals to recruit the team himself. you can't buy money. fortunately or unfortunately. your people are nothing to me in general. fsb investigator major klyuyev do you know why you're here? some kind of investigator who led your case, belov, it seems. belov well, in short , he remembered that he, in a flurry, forgot one episode during communication on the case, apparently, and without it you had enough for a life sentence. fire who slept? who was the opera following? thanks friends. you helped us a lot. nothing but on the other hand. i can see my relatives. you tell me , i tell you. as you say nikolai mikhail volkov i kind of had such methodologies quite another matter. why do you want to be killed? okay, great dude. call me that christina of all that is called badly turned out.

make decisions all the details of anastasia popova nine votes were separated, the government of elizabeth boardsults of the vote with stormy indignation and again the spontaneous protests do not stop. the usually calm brest plunged into clubs of tear gas paris get up, the crowd was chanting, which this time was not even allowed to come close to the national assembly , demonstrations on the square of consent were banned, 11 metro stations were closed so that there would not be a large crowd of people, but pogroms in different parts of the city are not stopped. riding with obstacles from burning garbage cans, firefighters do not have time to extinguish impromptu barricades on some streets, as they flare up on others bags of garbage convenient material in order to block the nerves of the city , the police are at the limit, the order is to disperse people at any cost and it seems not to allow journalists to film very hard on camera often excessive unjustified use of force. about a hundred people were detained with batons , indiscriminately hitting pepper spray in the face. people of law enforcement

we're going to bring in elizabeth, stan, she's a board member of senior woman for climate protection, switzerland. she is attended today's hearing, and she's joining us from strasbourg. thank you very much indeed for being with us . and i want to ask you about the background to this bas. first of all, you were at the meeting today. how confident are you feeling after the meeting? i think i'm feeling a bit less confident after the meeting, then i did the forward and, and that's a difficult sentiment to put in words. and i will be very surprised if i me are actually going to be at hurt and accept a dinner case. what makes you think that ah, bed that to swiss men who spoke 1st. they were in my opinion, a disappointment to me. to be honest, i almost felt a bit shamed for the level of discussion for the level of her communication. and i had feed her i had to feeling like, ah, what every loan you didn't the last 4 to 5 years a just past them. so that knowledge that they were portraying, in terms of their climate, that tough for me were not on top of the debate and that disappointed me. what

board. elizabeth broke up with sonny and fired him from the company but never lost her faith in the power of you really give everything to that, then Ãthen Ãthen you can realize great things. we will fail 10,000 times if we have to. we will figure it out on the 10,000 and 1st. ♪. >> ms. holmes, please raise your right hand. you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? >> i do. ♪ ♪ [can't touch this] >>> good morning, everybody. we do begin with breaking news this morning. >> will give you a sense of what it looks like. >> for you and your team on the ground present for answers it's important. >> joining is now two lawmakers from different sides of the aisle. >> we are live in ukraine. >> this is what climate scientists have warned us about. >> with it and just set this up.

elizabeth: ag garland appeared to down play the justice department crackdown on school board members, did he not send out a memo ordering fbi all u.s. attorneys and as a. to deploying fbi national threat operation center against school board parents. >> it just does not make sense, this political. not focused on the issues of the nation, fentanyl deaths and crime, soft on crime policies, not making sure that you arrest people that go after and tro go to after supreme court justices because they don't like opinions, he is -- this is going to get worse and worse as long as joe biden is in was this is all politics not doing your job. elizabeth: this is president biden's justice department. now we have reports that democrat congressman dean phillips of minnesota claims hundreds of his fellow democrats are worry about president biden running again there is a growing cred bilibility gap. >> they should be worried, if joe biden runs again almost guarantees we'll have a republican president, joe biden has to get out of there, everything that joe biden touches as we know it goes south, open bo

board. elizabeth broke up with sunny and fired him from the company, but she never lost her faith in the power that, whether it's, you know, writing or painting or science or whatever it is, when you really give everything to that, then -- then you can realize great things. and we'll fail 10,000 times if we have to, but we'll figure it out on the 10,001st. >> please raise your right hand. do you swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth? >> i do. >>> good morning, everyone. we do begin with breaking news this morning. >> to you and your team on the ground pressing for answers, it's really important. >> joining us now are two lawmakers from different sides of aisle -- >> we're also live in ukraine -- >> this is what climate scientists have been warning us about. >> these volunteers, they say, i couldn't just have sat at home. >>> hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and all around the world. i'm rosemary church. just ahead on "cnn newsroom," the investigatio

>> motion to appoint stephen wassermann to assessment appeal board 2 term expiring september 2, 2024 and item 27 appoints elizabeth miller to assessment appeal board 3, term expiring september 2, 2024. >> same house same call, the motions are approved. >> item 28 is ordinance that referred without recommendation from the rules committee. amends the administrative code to remove agreements for public works for improvement from the prohibition of chapter 12x on the city entering into contract with contractor that has its united states headquarters in a state that allows discrimination against lgbtq individuals, restrictive abortion laws or voter suppression laws or any or all of the contract would be performed in such a state. supervisor safai. >> thank you mr. president. i'm asking for the item to be continued two weeks so i can have conversation with small business contractors local business enterprise. we had some of those conversations but want to give more space to continue those conversations, so if it is the will of this body, if we can please continue this item for two weeks, thank you. >> motion to continue

not across the board, and all all executive pay? >> just banks. elizabeth warren will say fat cat ceos, profits are backlit hawley is saying you make bad management decisions so i don't want to be on the hook with the big banks or small banks to pay more in fees to make the fdic insurance fund whole, they have different reasons but the same goal but should silicon valley bank executives give out bonuses hours before the collapse of the bank. stuart: they are limiting executive pay for bankers, not the rest of us. >> sinema warren might think that's a good idea. stuart: senator warren would go after anybody. brian: they are opening the door for that. here's my question. when do we clawback the pay of the lawmakers who passed the spending bills that gave us the inflation that got us into this mess. elizabeth warren, i would like your paycheck clawback, spv as a result of policies you helped push. where is that? lauren: when trump clawed back or reduced the dodd-frank regulation -- brian: changing that conversation. i want to clawback pair, senators, congressm

usa charles derul invented the board game monopoly though the game had a predecessor called the game landowners, it was invented by economist elizabethrs before deru and even patented. however, deru made changes. he removed all the political jokes on the munch from the landlord, and also added a red arrow to the start field. the first few thousand copies. he released it with his own money and successfully sold it to philadelphia already in 1936. monopoly became the best-selling us gross, then it gained worldwide popularity , there are even several monopoly championships with prize funds 7 march 1962. the premiere of the film girls took place in moscow, this is a comedy melodrama about the love of soviet youth in the northern listpromkhoz, based on the story of the same name by boris bedny, the main video plays nadezhda rumyantsev, her heroine, according to the plot 17 , the actress at the time of filming was already 30, like her partner nikolai rybnikov , who for this role lost 20 kg of weight, the shooting took place in the timber industry near perm in moscow in the mosfilm pavilions in the tver and ryazan regions, and even in yalta

elizabeth thank you. one person is dead and two people injured after a small plane crashed on new york's long island. three people were on board the single engine aircraft when it hit the ground and burst into flames in lindenhurst on sunday afternoon. no one on the ground was hurt. the cause of that crash is now under investigation. murdoch is waking up in a 10 by eight jail sellers after he was ordered to serve consecutive life sentences for the murders of his wife and son with his head shaven. murdoch is being temporarily held at a facility in columbia, south carolina. he'll undergo medical mental health and education assessment. before being transferred to a maximum security prison. his attorneys are vowing to appeal. he is still facing a lawsuit for deadly boat crash involving his late son. they are expecting several more feet of snow in california's nevada mountains over the next few days. that's exactly what they don't need. considering this is what a drive to one person's house near lake tahoe looks like. right now. the sierra nevadas have seen at least 47 ft of snow this winter, hundreds of miles of interstate 80 rema

nationwide say the justice department had no basis to go after school board parents as domestic terrorists. thanks for joining us. i'm elizabethacdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ elizabeth: welcome to the show. stocks ending down, check your 401(k)s, dropping 530 points, regional banks leading the slide. the fed raised rates a quarter point, that's the highist rate raisins 2006. fed chair powell says the credit tightening scenario could hit even more banks. there was talk that the fed might cut rates next year after a final hike this year. the manhattan d. a. today telling the grand jury on the trump case, stay home. details now coming in on what's going on with the man manhattan d.a.'s threat of indictment against former president trump. this is a case that dates to seven years ago. now, fox news' david spunt, he's been doing great journalism on. he's been the go-to guy breaking the news on this story. david is live at the justice department with the latest. david. >> reporter: well, folks here certainly at the justice department are watching what's going on not far from you in new york. there's no clear rea

usa charles derul invented the board game monopoly though the game had a predecessor called the landowners game it was invented by an economist elizabethderu and even patented. however, deru made changes. he removed all the political jokes on the munch from the landlord, and also added a red arrow to the start field. the first few thousand copies. he released it with his own money and successfully sold it to philadelphia already in 1936. monopoly became the best-selling us gross, and then gained worldwide popularity . there are even several championships in playing monopoly with prize funds on march 7, 1962. the premiere took place in moscow of the film girls is a comedy melodrama about the love of soviet youth in the northern forestry enterprise based on the story of the same name by boris bedny, the main video plays nadezhda rumyantsev of her heroine, tosi according to the plot. 15, the actress was already 30 at the time of filming, as was her partner nikolai rybnikov, who lost 20 kg of weight for this role . and too small for the soviet screen, and the audience stood in movie theater queues. in the premiere year alone, 35 million gi

elizabeth warren. >> barn kree frank the co-author of dodd/frank serves on the board of signature bank, which is the other bank that failed in the wake of the svb failure. he joined the board in 2015. it is distressing when you look at the list of democrats who have been involved in this moment and they are some of the champions of financial reform. how do you square something like that >> it's hard to square without understanding that there are just simple financial incentives here and signature bank notably unlike silicon valley bank that failure had a lot more to do with the crypto ecosystem,whic thank goodness has largely been kept out of the broader mainstream and wall street financial ecosystems so there's been a lot of turn license in those markets but they haven't had very many real economy spillovers although there have been some, precisely because congress did not get its act together to regulate and thus to allow crypto in. signature bank it was a slightly different set of issues, but, yeah, this is again -- i think that the american people should really be asking themselves if they think

>> motion to appoint stephen wassermann to assessment appeal board 2 term expiring september 2, 2024 and item 27 appoints elizabeth miller to assessment appeal board 3, term expiring september 2, 2024. >> same house same call, the motions are approved. >> item 28 is ordinance that referred without recommendation from the rules committee. amends the administrative code to remove agreements for public works for improvement from the prohibition of chapter 12x on the city entering into contract with contractor that has its united states headquarters in a state that allows discrimination against lgbtq individuals, restrictive abortion laws or voter suppression laws or any or all of the contract would be performed in such a state. supervisor safai. >> thank you mr. president. i'm asking for the item to be continued two weeks so i can have conversation with small business contractors local business enterprise. we had some of those conversations but want to give more space to continue those conversations, so if it is the will of this body, if we can please continue this item for two weeks, thank you. >> motion to continue

. >> elizabeth warren, bless her soul, is kind of rogue herself. barney frank on the board of the other board that went down, said this is aboutly -- >> and so again, there's a legislation that we are encouraged to see and will, you know, continue to work with congress on what else can be done and but as we know, we can't -- quite a bit that we can do administratively but without congress there is not -- without congress we can't fully deal with the issue, so as the question on the regulators, you know, already underway the regulators the president appointed reversing the changes we saw in 2018, but that again, but we need congress to take -- we can't let congress off the hook and they need to take action. both of congress and regulators to strengthen those rules, that's what we are calling on to do. >> secondly, there are reports -- [inaudible] >> sandra: ok, this is on first republic, taking a question on the multi-billion dollar plan we just reported to shore up first republic, breaking news from the wall street journal. >> specific institutions from here because of the

with person from silicon valley bank who is on the board, not doing proper oversight that was there with information that was on the books. elizabethers the story and blames trump. when they revise the rules back in 2018, you know this small and mid size banks said we're getting crushed by the cookie cutter capital requirement,s for their smaller banks. that was what the fight was about, but watch senator warren not talking about how 50 democrats, 17 of them senators voted to revise dodd-frank in 2018. >> the way to understand this crisis, it really got three players. the first is congress and president trump. who said let's weaken the regulations, hit hard. the second part is the regulators, in particular the fed in particular jerome powell the chairman. of the federal reserve bank. who took that change in the laws and boy did he run with it. elizabeth: what do you say? >> you know. we -- you can try -- to try to blame trump and suggest it was anything but bipartisan in its approach, would be wrong. number one, the regulators highwayhow it they end up with such a conflict of interest, in san francisco, you have someone on silicon

board, j.b. pritzker, governor gretchen whitmer, governor wes moore, governor phil murphy, senator elizabeth warreno khanna, chris coons from delaware, lisa blunt from rochester, veronica escobar, and it was karen because many in los angeles. -- karen bass in los angeles. he's trying to bring these people in. meanwhile, the actual person who's thrown her hat in the ring is marianne williamson -- will: who's been dismissedded already as a joke candidate. rachel: i don't think she's a joke. will: democrat party is not entered -- pete: and if rfk jr. gets in, do they actually treat them as candidates? and you put out a list like this to say i'm the nominee. that's what joe biden is trying to say. michigan newsom a big name on there, elizabeth warren as well. he hasn't announced he's going to run, but you put out something like this, and it basically seems to say that's what's coming. rachel: right. i'm glad you brought up rfk jr. if he's allowed to debate joe biden, if joe biden comes out of his basement during the campaign, that will be fascinating. will: political leaders will be asked to travel, at

>> motion to appoint stephen wassermann to assessment appeal board 2 term expiring september 2, 2024 and item 27 appoints elizabeth miller to assessment appeal board 3, term expiring september 2, 2024. >> same house same call, the motions are approved. >> item 28 is ordinance that referred without recommendation from the rules committee. amends the administrative code to remove agreements for public works for improvement from the prohibition of chapter 12x on the city entering into contract with contractor that has its united states headquarters in a state that allows discrimination against lgbtq individuals, restrictive abortion laws or voter suppression laws or any or all of the contract would be performed in such a state. supervisor safai. >> thank you mr. president. i'm asking for the item to be continued two weeks so i can have conversation with small business contractors local business enterprise. we had some of those conversations but want to give more space to continue those conversations, so if it is the will of this body, if we can please continue this item for two weeks, thank you. >> motion to continue

board members saw a minimum rate of 5%. now goldman sachs will predict 5.75, and the world's largest investment fund black rock 6%. corner fed. there are convinced opponents senator elizabetharren is confident in that at least 2 million americans will lose their jobs, if jerome powell persists in fighting inflation, well, if warren is right, the fed will deal a crushing blow to its own dual mandate, because the regulator is obliged to monitor not only consumer prices, but and in the labor market, rustam kasumov to lead the dominance of the dollar under threat because of india's oil deals to russia reuters writes that new delhi buys russian oil, mostly not for us currency. in particular, the emirates are popular dirham and russian ruble. india is now the world's third largest oil importer, and russia has become the largest supplier in less than a year. since february 2022, exports to the country have grown 16 times. india , respectively, has become the main buyer of russian oil supplied by sea. it accounts for about a third of the total import country anonymous sources. reuters claims that for at least 3 weeks the price ceiling indicated by the west has not been observed in

important here as we look at who is part of this board from governors like newsome in california, jb pritzker in illinois, phil murphy in new jersey, elizabethhe future. as the president and his team put together this advisory board, it's a clear message that, one, he's running for re-election, but, two, they want to tamp down on any dissent or criticism as he pursues a re-election bid. this is to ensure people aren't speaking out of turn when it comes to the president's political future, be on the same page and have everyone united as they move into what is likely to be a divisive election, as we've seen the last few cycles. >> keep your friends close and potential political rivals closer. that seems to be the message from the white house. tyler page, terrific reporting. thank you for joining us this morning. >>> up next, we'll look at former president trump's escalating attacks on china. >>> then coming up on "morning joe," much, much more from cpac, including trump saying he won't drop out of the 2024 white house race even if he gets indicted. >>> plus, a live report from springfield, ohio, where there has been another norfolk southern tr

board of directors should be evaluated because of what happened at svb. apparently they didn't have a lot of experience on it. the $250,000 limit on deposit insurance should be raised. elizabeth warren hit the same number as you did, 2, 5, $10 million. >> yeah. >> doesn't that trickle down to customers and make their costs go up if that kind of insurance extension happens? >> you're right. former chairman of the sec clayton and myself wrote an op-ed, you have to have a board that haslificaons and understand banking. how can a board oversee a bank they don't have qualifications. expand insurance. you could have tiered pricing, one price for deposits below 250,000 and tiered pricing as your it deposits go up and want them insured it will be more expensive to insure the deposits. the key here is, we need to keep deposits in the u.s. banking system. it's imperative that we keep deposits in the u.s. banking system because that's how we grow our economy by allowing banks to relend those deposits into consumers to consume, to buy houses and cars and go to college. >> right. >> there is an alternative, an important alternative, we talked about in our op-ed. u.s. treasury bonds or bil

gas lighting about how elizabeth warren, not enough rules and regulations, plenty of rules and regulations and supervisors took their eye off the ball because the ceo was on the board with the supervisory agent. he sat on the board, that board was the group that was overseeing as pb. all the talk about how it was awoke blank, donations coming from silicon valley, it was one big happy valley out there and nobody had the guts to do anything about this bank, the result of which is the entire country is on edge waiting for the shoe to fall. but i want to get to your commentary. it is important that voters know this is not an act of god, that we are putting, slamming on the brakes with higher interest rates. one of the most exaggerated rate hikes in history to slow the economy down which will put people out of work. it is happening in some sectors. this happened because of what you talked about, president biden and democrats deciding in a recovering economy they need to spend $2 trillion to pay off what got them in office, teachers unions and other special interest groups and it goes on even now, young people don't like president biden, they want to spend half a trillio

take a look at the democrats on this board, it includes a long time allies like democratic senator from delaware chris coons, some former 2020 rivals like senator elizabethren. some of these democrats have had, or are very likely to have their own a presidential aspirations. even though it was highly unlikely that the allies would run against the president in a democratic primary in 2024, it's very clever politically for the presidents team because it allows president biden to keep all of his cards as close as possible leading up to 2024. keeping extreme streamlining all of the messaging and theme close as we approach 2024 this, rallying of the candidate is one piece of the puzzle. the other piece is the president touting this unity that he says he was able to achieve within the democratic party as we see the gop russell with who they are going to choose as their leader leading into 2024. listen to what he had to say to house democrats earlier this week. >> it's great to be here, this incredible caucus, a strong and diverse group of leaders. it is strong and diverse. by sticking together, we got a lot done, by sticking together we are back in the house,

generally healthy across the board there pay attention to loss loan-to-deposit ratios if they look a bit stressed, i would be careful here. >> guy >> real quick, tyler elizabeth young tweeted the only financial higher was moody's so this anecdotally, and general announced a $500 million plac placement, in a private placement. i think it was supposedly priced at today's close, but you're looking at the after hours this would be worth watching as well >>> coming up, folks, biden's budget bump, the tax rate proposals that could seriously impact your money. that is next bob iger taking center stage today. what he had to say about streaming, cost cutting and the future of television stay in front of yrsou, as we will be back in two minutes. thinkorswim® by td ameritrade is more than a trading platform. it's an entire trading experience. with innovation that lets you customize interfaces, charts and orto your style . personalized education to expand your perspective. and a dedicated trade desk of expert-level support. that will push you to be even better. and just might change how you trade—forever. because once you experience thinkorswim® by td ameritrade ♪♪♪ ther

now announce an advisory board this is a perspective biden campaign of people that would be surrogates for joe biden, gavin newsom somebody who's a possible rival and elizabeth warren in the bottom left is run before, westmore that they want to chat more and more as official presidential candidate, maybe it means joe's can be the basement strategy again and you push on the pot to speak on his behalf. >> that's a table full of rivals that have not been added to the advisory board for joe biden. >> you co-op that, that also means anything can happen to joe biden any minute let's not pretend he's doing well. all of those people know that too should something happen to joe biden or should the republicans find something really incriminating and there is already a lot of stuff on hunter biden which should they cover sensitizing to joe biden and joe biden could no longer run a lot of people on the list are going to be there. i don't think marianne is sincere in her run and i think rfk junior would be interesting mix in their because he is a gravitas of his name but is reviled for his thoughts on vaccines and the fact that he ashamed so many people against him with

elizabeth: what do you think? the white house just disbandedded the education department parentings advisory panel after the doj was accused of using doj resources and fbi to target school board, like on the surface of the problem, to your point, that the media they need to to more about addressing what parents are upset about. >> that has been most frustrating thing is coverage has been dishonest or they pluck one crazy situation and try to p broad brush everyone with that, parent council was disbandedded because they broke the law by only including partisans on the council. all they have to was invite parent groups with different views, that is another example of how they really are not on the side of parents, they don't want to understand what is that parents who tony don't think like they do, they don't want to listen to them or hear what they are saying this is not a political thing for parents, we hear from parents on lift, right, center all of the time, because, concerns about what shaping in schools, particularly who nicole mentioned, i know nicole, mother that had to file public record requests, if a school decided they are changing language in such a way they donor

board of washington which oversees regulation of the banks. but would powell testified before congress two weeks ago, before any of this happened, elizabeth warren was the outlier. we did not hear democrats really criticizing the fed because inflation is still a problem and the arrangement we have in this country is the fed has been tasked with getting inflation under control. one of the challenges for democrats has been they downplayed inflation two years ago. they said aggressive spending policies were not going to create a lot of inflation, now you have it. the question is what do you do with it? republicans have refrained from criticizing powell for the most part because they wanted the focus their criticism on the white house and the president. host: nick timiraos, as far as what you are watching, to me what you are watching as far as what chair powell says, what you think the impacts will be on markets otherwise depending on what he says. guest: no matter what it is they decide, markets are going to want to know how the banking crisis or the banking stressors have changed the feds forecast. how will the fed react to incoming data. and it i

board. you have some longtime allies of the president, like delaware senator, chris coons. you have former 2020 rivals all like senator elizabeth warren. also governor, roczen whitmer, a late mayor, karen bass. some 2020 vice presidential contenders. this is a clever move for the president, politically. while it was highly unlikely that any of these democrats, being allies of the president, would go against him in a democratic primary, it gives the president sort of, the ability to hold all of his cards closer and sort of streamline, and control the messaging from democrats, leading into his likely 2024 campaign. this is also a big difference from what we saw in 2020, where we saw more than two dozen democratic primary candidates going after each other and having all sorts of messaging on different topics. this is an ability to streamline that messaging and that theme. they also range in age and background that come from all different parts of the country, bringing all different things to the table. it gives the president the ability to appeal, to, really a broader audience in the grand scheme of things. rallying these surrogat

school board parents and domestic terrorists and e-mails surface being, hunter biden got his then-vice president father's office to stop the media from covering his influence deals. i'm elizabeth macdonald, the evening edit starts right now. well, thanks for joining us. let's check your money. look at that stocks ending the day in the green. now the markets are betting the fed will not raise rates again this year, and this development, it could hit the 2024 race, reports the grand jury again told to stay home today. come back monday, and in the manhattan das probe to whether indict president trump over campaign finance violation charges stemming from hush money payments, fox news bryan llenas has the updates at the live office in manhattan. brian thanks for joining us tonight. reporter: liz, good evening. look, manhattan'sda alvin bragg is pretty much made it clear tonight he does not intend to hand over documents or to testify to the republican-led house judiciary committee about the possible indictment of former president trump; however, he does say his office has essentially, is open to speaking to committee staff about whether or not what information could potentially be g

includin elizabeth warren >> i gotta say barney frank, the coauthor o dodd-frank, serves on the boat of signature bank. which is the other bank that failed in the wake of the sv failure. he joined the boarddemocrats who've been involved in this moment and there is some of the champions of financial reform. how do you square somethin like that? >> it's hard to square without -- simple financial incentive here signature bank notably on like silicon valley bank that failure had a lot more to do with the crypto ecosystem. which thank goodness hav largely been kept out of the broader mainstream and wal street financial echo systems. there's been turbulence in those markets. but they haven't had very many real economy spillover as though they have been some precisely because congres did not get its act together t regulate and thus to allow crypto in. signature bank with a slightly different set of issues. but, yeah this is again, the american people should reall be asking themselves if they think that congress is capable of setting out the kind of regulations that we actually protect them here it's a really, really disturbing a van despite the fact that it now seems damage control may hav work

good morning supervisors, my name is elizabeth kearney from the department of aging services, also known as dos. we are asking the boardto approve amendment for each grant amendment and one is for meals on wheels and self-help for the elderly. each of these organizations have been providing quality nutrition support and our leaders addressing food insecurity. i would like to provide general information about the services as a whole and speak specifically about each of the modifications. it sounds like you want to take all questions at the very end, is that correct? >> that's correct. wonderful. >> thank you. meals on wheels, project open hand and programs are for meals and older adults in the community. the pandemic in the last few years has scored how critical this program is for vulnerable populations who are higher at risk for food insecurity. we know that 45% of consumers that are in the programs last year were screened as food insecure. we also know that 97% of our nutrition clients surveyed last year reported less worried about having enough food to eat because they participated in a program highlighting the impa

warning commuters the elizabeth line, overground, dlr, trams and buses will be busier than normal, and is advising to allow more time for theirjourneys. if we look at the live tube boardhe department for education said it wanted formal talks on pay, conditions and reform, but on the condition that the neu pause strike action. cyclists who hire e—bikes are to be charged five times as much if they're dumped in streets in the west end. lime says it'll fine people £10 for leaving bikes which block pavements around soho and covent garden. it's been working with westminster city council to try and keep the streets clear. visitors to epping forest are being asked not to pick or trample on the native english bluebells. conservators say they've seen an increase in people posting the images on social media. when the plants are walked on, it can take them four to seven years to re—establish and grow again. now the weather with sara thornton. good morning. a very topsy—turvy week of weather, we started on a mild note but now we have the cold air with us. dry and clear this morning. it is cold out there. through this day, dry and bright at first, cloud pushing in from the south—we

circulating between senator elizabeth warren and greg scott, two names you rarely see together about the investigator at the fed? why should that be appointed by the fed governors boardit should be appointed by the president and the senate should be able to give confirmation to the individual because at the end of the day they are looking into this. jonathan: senator warren has questioned chairman powell stability. anne-marie: she called him a dangerous man. jonathan: she wasted a couple of time whether the fed should be investigating itself. anne-marie: this was the trading scandal. they brought this in house and they investigated it. they investigated themselves. now, this is the collapse of svb. there's another question on washington whether this is the fed in washington or this is supervisory in san francisco. lisa: government has gotten so dysfunctional and they cannot get anything done and they'll just chase their tails examining things? isn't it more than usual? anne-marie: it to maybe feel like that because we are in it at this moment. lisa: it is always like this in divided the government. politicians will tell you, the point of the hearing is to slide into

board of washington which oversees regulation of the banks. but would powell testified before congress two weeks ago, before any of this happened, elizabeth warren was the outlier. we did not hear democrats really criticizing the fed because inflation is still a problem and the arrangement we have in this country is the fed has been tasked with getting inflation under control. one of the challenges for democrats has been they downplayed inflation two years ago. they said aggressive spending policies were not going to create a lot of inflation, now you have it. the question is what do you do with it? republicans have refrained from criticizing powell for the most part because they wanted the focus their criticism on the white house and the president. host: nick timiraos, as far as what you are watching, to me what you are watching as far as what chair powell says, what you think the impacts will be on markets otherwise depending on what he says. guest: no matter what it is they decide, markets are going to want to know how the banking crisis or the banking stressors have changed the feds forecast. how will the fed react to incoming data. and it i

elizabeth moran and rick scott. this is about an inspector general at the fed and they say that instead of the fed governors anointing who should be on the fed boardit should be the president and then the senate confirmation. i think that maybe you will see more heat put at these regulators and their supervision of the banks. remember, things are always a bit more rowdy in the house then in the senate but at the end of the day, and a congresswoman told us yesterday, former congresswoman stephanie murphy told us, she has been in these hearings, these hearings are literally only about promoting performative actions for individuals to run on rather than getting to the details. jonathan: youtube clips for the constituents? tom: no. jonathan: something about the house being less focused than the senate. tom: she's the host of "balance of power." she can do that. jonathan: got something, lisa? lisa: keep going. this is the issue, it's a whack-a-mole of anger. getting people riled up, there isn't cohesion. tom: let me get in front of my april plea, can we have the british system where the campaign is shorter? jonathan: it's not. i've heard a argument for

board the time. 9:01. tuesday 21st of march. breakfast and gb newsroom. damian elizabeththis morning. everywhere you look at it, whichever label or description, the evidence is absolutely clear that as an institute nation, all the prejudice , some discriminatory. prejudice, some discriminatory. yes, they are report a landmark new report into the metropolitan police has recommended that the force be abolished in five years. if it doesn't change what it refers to as a rotten culture . well, the home secretary says is absolutely going to that. the leadership of the metropole fullerton police has been failing. she says she's going to be holding the metropolitan police commissioner , mark police commissioner, mark rowley, to account to ensure the metropolitan police can become a service that people can trust . service that people can trust. the democratic unionist party has said it will not support government's windsor framework. the party's leader, sir jeffrey donaldson, said the decision to vote against what is called the stormont break was based on ongoing concerns . boris

board of the quincy institute for responsible statecraft and then hussain abdul-hussain, research fellow for the foundation for the defense of democracy. ♪ >> tonight on q&a, texas a&m professor elizabeth, author of careless women, talks about the history of feminism in the united states. >> there is this crazy myth that has grown up on the left and right about what feminism is. we are still so divided as a country but what i realized is that finance -- feminism was born in the american revolution. it has driven our history, contributed to economic development, social development. how can we let such an important thing be bandied about without understanding its history? >> elizabeth cobbs tonight at 8:00 eastern on q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our app. ♪ >> this year's grand prize winners of the documentary contest are pareen sw from germantown, maryland for their documentary where is my data? watch these documentaries online at studentcam.org. >> c-span's campaign 2024 coverage is your front row seat to the presidential election. watch our coverage. to make up your own mind. campaign 2024 on the c-span network, c-span now or online at c-span.org. c-span, your

board of the quincy instite for responsible statecraft and then hussain abdul-hussain, research fellow for the foundation for the defense of democracy. ♪ >> tonight on q&a, texas a&m professor elizabeth, author of careless women, talks about the history of feminism in the united states. >> there is this crazy myth that has grown up on the left and right about what feminism is. we are still so divided as a country but what i realized is that finance -- feminism was born in the american revolution. it has driven our history, contributed to economic development, social development. how can we let such an important thing be bandied about without understanding its history? >> elizabeth cobbs tonight at 8:00 eastern on q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our app. ♪ >> ts year's grand prize winners of the documentary contest are pareen from germantown, maryland for their documentary where is my data? watch these documentaries online at studentcam.org. >> c-span's campaign 2024 coverage is your front row seat to the presidential election. watch our coverage. to make up your own mind. campaign 2024 on the c-span network, c-span now or online at c-span.org. c-span, your unfil

built barricades barricade boards, and then began to set them on fire and burned cars in the city of dijon demonstrators. they also burned emmanuel's dolls macron. elizabeth bourne and other french politicians were thrown at security forces, eggs and other objects were dispersed by law enforcement officers , gassing them with water cannons and batons. and in paris, according to local media, the number of protesters detained was 217 people, trade unions in france announced that they had agreed to continue the action, the next demonstration is scheduled for march 23, let me remind you the day before , the french authorities adopted a bill on pension reform without a vote in parliament, resorting to the corresponding article of the constitution countries. local pinocchio american media accused biden of tailing and lying about his achievements the us president confused the timing of the entry into force of the law on the minimum corporate tax and said that it is the reason for the reduction of the federal budget deficit in the 21st and 22nd years inform cnn, in fact, this tax is not entered into force earlier this year. but the real merit of the politician is