bbc monitoring reporter joel greenberg in jerusalem. | joel greenberg injerusalem.e, the pope made his easter sunday address and spoke about the recent violence between israel and the palestinians. let's listen. translation: on this day, lord, we entrust _ translation: on this day, lord, we entrust to _ translation: on this day, lord, we entrust to you _ translation: on this day, lord, we entrust to you the _ translation: on this day, lord, we entrust to you the city - translation: on this day, lord, we entrust to you the city of - we entrust to you the city of jerusalem, the first witness of your resurrection. may there be a resumption of dialogue and a climate of trust and reciprocal respect between israelis and palestinians so that peace may rain in the holy city and in the entire region. now to yemen, where delegations from saudi arabia and oman are holding peace talks with yemen's houthi rebels, aimed at reaching a ceasefire there. the talks are happening in the country's capital sana'a, which is controlled by the houthis. this isn't the first ceasefire attempt

i will turn over to mayor craig greenberg at this time. thank ou, craig greenberg at this time. greenberg at this time. thank you. deputy chief — craig greenberg at this time. thank you, deputy chief humphrey. - craig greenberg at this time. thank you, deputy chief humphrey. first, i askthat_ you, deputy chief humphrey. first, i ask that everyone around our city, that our— ask that everyone around our city, that our country, the world, pray with_ that our country, the world, pray with us_ that our country, the world, pray with us for— that our country, the world, pray with us for those who are currently at the _ with us for those who are currently at the university of louisville hospital. _ at the university of louisville hospital, injured, fighting for their— hospital, injured, fighting for their lives as the result of another act of— their lives as the result of another act of gun— their lives as the result of another act of gun violence. i want to thank all of— act of gun violence. i want to thank all of the _ act of gun violence. i want to thank all of the first responders,

greenberg? as i indicated senator, in regard to the two institutions, any cost to the deposit insurance fund from covering uninsured deposits is required, by law to be recovered through an assessment of the banking industry. if i can make one additional point, a law does give the ftc authority in implementing that assessment to consider the types of entities that benefit from any action taken or assistance provided. >> are you saying you are able to exempt wyoming's community banks from paying for in this? >> i'm suggesting we have some discretion there. we are going to consider that carefully. >> will you exempt community banks from having to pay for this? >> that is a judgment my board is gonna have to make. as we indicate we anticipate going out for notice and comment, public rulemaking, in may, to implement the assessment as indicated we have discretion. >> do you have to go through apa rulemaking to assess? >> that is the law. that is a legal requirement. >> thank you, mister chairman. >> t

the mayor mayor greenberg is trying to bring louisville back to life . and so they want to tell the community that this is a safe community. and then the police department is under a new as of last month. moment of justice review or complaints regarding civil rights violations, so they come to this as well with a little bit of history, which the governor mentioned. that's the dynamics that you saw today, all of them unified to find out what happened and then to have the larger discussion about why does this keep happening? john miller . you're sitting through. you were watching this press conferences of what's your reaction to kind of the new additional details that we heard you've been hearing some more information from your sources as well confirms a lot of what we were building up to before the press conference, which is they arrived and were immediately confronted by the shooter shooting. um they took immediate action to enter had to breach the bank with breaching tools, sledgehammers and so on to get through, um, confronted the shooter. there is the

louisville mayor craig craig greenberg. thanks for your time, our condolences to you and the people of louisville and i am inviting you back to have that discussion when it is the right time. thank you for being with us today, sir. thank you. coming up next the emergency requests today from the justice department as well as the pharmaceutical company that makes a popular abortion pill after a judge's ruling on that drug friday evening, stay with us. there's alwayays a fresh del on the subway app l like this. 1 50% off that deals so good. we don't even need an eight time all started telling you about it. wait, what it before it's gone on the subway out. meet norman. he's part ck russell and part tornado. meet the new bisselcross wave hydro steam. it's part vacuum mop steamer and tornado chaser. a new breed of clean. you need new replacement windows, but you're just not sure if they're in the budget this year, right? brian gary here with ted coons from renewable anderson, and he's here to talk about how to make window replace

i spoke to bbc monitoring reporter, joel greenberg, for more. welcome to you.saw violent scenes at the al—aqsa mosque earlier this week when israeli police moved in. last night we also saw muslim worshippers once again barricading themselves inside. we didn't have the same outcome, the police didn't move in. do we have a clear idea as to why? i think, first of all, the israeli experience with what happened last week maybe forced some second thoughts on the part of the police about how best to handle this situation. i think the results of external intervention, diplomacy, we know that the jordanians, jordan put out a public statement yesterday, in real time as this was unfolding, warning against any action that would cause more conflict and more clashes at the scene. so while we don't know the whole story, it seems that the israeli authorities decided it was best to handle it differently and they did not go into that area of the mosque that was shut by the worshippers inside and, in the end, there were no confrontations, though there was tension in the morning w

and as those countries move away from the greenberg, which could manage their currency. there is very little fluctuation in it. you can see it for seen. i think it's really the chinese be this winning. and you're also seeing other, even even the brazilian pesto is being used as well, which is the, the international community when that's extracted. obviously the cost to be able, it allows you know, more profit to be made by, by this, this tendency been influenced by some of the sanctions imposed buying things from russia with no choice. i mean, the united states salt all reason in order to get a discount on the price of the oil and gas that they're buying. so really left an easy route is, well, it looks like it's, it's starting to be far more profitable for ethical engine israeli officials. of course, a terrorist attack aren't even memorial day for full and idea soldiers and victims, all car on one of the cities be the streets agree, posts. we know from the port from the wounds israeli authorities have already called the wave of terror attacks. but to the lives of 19 isra

tuned because our coverage continues with katy tur's interview with the louisville mayor, craig greenberg, about the aftermath from yesterday's shooting he had a lot to say in the press conference earl yier today. katy tur reports starts right now. >>> good to be with you. sooner or later it catches up to everybody. those words from the chief medical officer in louisville today hit. yesterday it was a bank. a few weeks ago, it was a private christian school before that, a supermarket another school a college. a bar. a church a warehouse. a walmart. a parade a lunar new year celebration the list is so long i couldn't go through it in this hour alone. there are so many shootings in the country that it'sno longer uncommon to hear someone say that this shooting is their second brush with death. or that they've been through something just like this before. we heard it from students at michigan state and we heard it from the mayor of louisville himself a target of gun violence last year. >> we have to take action now. we need short-term action. to end this gun violence epidemic now so fewer peo

greenberg, welcome back to "mad money." >> jim, it's good to be with you.good to return here >> oh, thank you well, this is a moment where you want to own your insurer you are growing and growing faster with new lines. you're growing faster. i must admit i was a tad confused by the stock price. and i was wondering is it because you had catastrophe losses and people didn't expect that >> no, i don't think so. the catastrophe losses were not a chubb-specific the industry it was a bad quarter for catastrophes so every company's reporting that it was a minor miss and when you look through it as you said we reported a 15% growth in eps. our revenue was up about 18% in constant dollar investment income was up 30% we published a combined ratio even with cats of 86 and change. our principal business, our u.s. property casualty business, grew double digit europe grew double digit >> high net worth personal >> high net worth personal had the best growth in 15 years. >> which is incredible because -- >> it is >> -- that's a terrific business that grows well anyway and

. >> danny greenberg, a long time decorated lawyer when you look at the criminal arraignment room, you know your way around that you have overseen the lawyers who defend people with less resources than donald trump, indigent, correct >> yeah, not one of whom paid off a porn star. >> there we go, we can start there. i should mention you're here for your legal acumen, but you're a family friend as well. people can factor that in. >> whatever it does. >> whatever it does. >> fine with me. >> it's transparently disclosed. >> andrew, highlight what we learned and why it matters he's back under court order today what do you think? >> i think the reporting, which is that although donald trump the first time around, as you said, took the fifth over 400 times, the reporting is he is actually answering questions and the issue is, is that a good thing or a bad thing in thinking about it from his perspective, there are a lot of pluses in terms of his trying to answer questions and not assert the fifth amendment. one is he can tray to get around an adverse conference. if he lees the record as it is

but no, an indication from mr. greenberg or whether that is the sort of timeline we're looking at. and whether we could see a breakthrough in just the next few days, a final point to make on all this, sammy, mr. greenberg and mr. patters. so that's the un envoy for yemen. and the one for sir dawn will be briefing the security council in the coming hours behind closed doors. but importantly for us, they are both going to do a press conferences with reporters here at un headquarters, so that the reporters here, including myself, we'll hope to get questions to both of them, which might give us a bit more information. and we'll come back to you later, james, when i am sure you were, we'll have a try at them. thanks so much. james bayes there. now james is talking about the situation in yemen, of course, and a 104 detainees have been transferred from saudi arabia to yemen on monday, in addition to a 3 day long prisoner exchange between hosty, rebels and government forces the release so far of nearly a 1000 detainees has raised hopes of an end to yeoman's long run in conflict among condr

bbc monitoring reporter joel greenberg injerusalem. good to talk to you. thank you.nd 0man are holding peace talks with yemen's houthi rebels aimed at reaching a ceasefire there. the talks are happening in the country's capital sana'a, which is controlled by the houthis. this isn't the first ceasefire attempt, but it is significant, as the bbc�*s sebastian usher explains. there was a temporary ceasefire last year, which expired in october. that helped calm the situation, that helped bring in confidence—building measures. and although it expired, there's been no realflare—up in the fighting since. so i think the very basic aim of these talks will be to ensure that another ceasefire is put in place. but i think it's more ambitious than that, and that's certainly what is coming out from unnamed sources. there's been nothing official from either the saudi side or the houthis on this, but i think the aim is to have at least a considerably longer ceasefire, if not a permanent ceasefire, which would be at least the start of the end of this war that's dragged on for eight ye

in the 12 cases where gorsuch's opinion is recorded, he sided with greenberg eight times and againstheels of the stunning reporting of justice thomas' close relationship with bill nair and mega donor harland crow who took him on luxury vacations and purchased justice thomas' mother's house in 2014 unlike thomas who only publicry reported two gifts since 2004, gorsuch did disclose gifts and where they came from "the washington post" reported that over the last five years, quote, justice gorsuch reported receiving a $799 pair of cowboy boots from a non-profit affiliated with the texas supreme court in 2021, a $500 fishing rod from someone named bob todd in 2019 and a $1,000 watercolor painting from another federal judge in 2018. all that making the blank box on his disclosure form identifying the buyer of his colorado property stand out for its opaqueness duffy said he's never met or spoke with justice gorsuch while the justice did not respond to politico's questions, the reporting points out this, quote, such a sale would raise ethical problems for officials serving in many other bran

mayor craig greenberg . thanks very much for joining us and give our best our best your entire community. our heart goes out to all of those. families who are suffering right now. so many are thanks so much for joining us. thank you, wolf . alright, let's bring in our experts right now on law enforcement and gun violence and let me start with john miller walk us through john, how you view the police response in this newly released body camera video. well they get the call. they were all right up and very quickly. you see a couple of things that are tells ah! you see the training officer directing officer well, who is the his trainee about where to park at the scene. how to pull up how to stay out of the gunfire. once they hear that shot fired, then you see, officer welcome. you hear him on the radio calm as could be. this is his fourth tour of duty and he comes on in a perfectly convoys. and he says we have shots fired shots fired here, his glock in his hand his finger outside the trigger guard. he's doing e

this is an unimaginable tragedy for our community is mary greenberg mentioned dana eckert passed away last night. a truly lovely woman. jim tut. is no longer with us. josh barrack. is no longer with us. the woman who was the maid of honor in our wedding. and for whom we are the godparents of two of their children called me yesterday from the barracks house and said, i'm with jessica barrick. she hasn't heard from her husband. can you find out if he's alive? i called el npd, and as they did everything yesterday were quick in their response. i had to call back and say i cannot confirm anything. he is not on the list of survivors. and she had to tell their two small children. that their father would never come home from work. juliana farmer. there's no longer with us. tommy elliott. my friend. there is no longer with us. because it's louisville. i didn't just know tommy. a new tommy. well his wife. even worked with my wife. for a time at a company here in town. their lives have been forever changed the people who knew them. are forever changed. our community. is forever changed. i am so

amy: mayor greenberg himself is a survivor of a shooting last year at his campaign headquarters. louisville is holding a vigil today for the victims of monday's massacre. also tuesday, tennessee's republican governor bill lee signed an executive order tightening background checks for gun purchases. he also called on state lawmakers to pass red flag laws that would allow authorities to remove guns from people deemed to be a risk to others or themselves. this comes two weeks after a mass shooting at a nashville christian school killed six people, three of them nine-year-olds, and one week after the gop-led ouster of two black democrats who led a peaceful protest against gun violence on the tennessee house floor. one of the lawmakers, justin jones, was reinstated monday while the other, justin pearson, could be reinstated today. the environmental protection agency is proposing new rules to slash vehicular emissions and speed up the transition to electric cars. the biden administration is unveiling the proposal today, which will require two-thirds of new cars and a quarter of new hea

campaign headquarters and started firing last year the man shot six times aiming right at craig greenberg. miraculously it did not hit him. one of the bullets went through the sweater he was wearing, grazed him closely but he wasn't physically hurt. he actually made a campaign ad out of that for the mayor's race >> we're all just rushing, the super bowl was the night before, everyone was up late craig was in the office, a man walked in, and fired six shots at craig i thought to myself did i kiss him good-bye >> that was a campaign ad this past year for the man who is now mayor of louisville, his wife speaking today about the day in which he himself was targeted by a shooting at his workplace, at his campaign headquarters. the mayor today spoke himself as a shooting survivorin the mids of a mass shooting that killed at least four people in his city with nine more hospitalized while at the same time another multiple shooting was under way less than 2 miles away because this is what it's like now in our country. and history, of course, will record that in the same month as these shootings to

today louisville's mayor craig greenberg highlighted shocking kentucky law that governs what will happen that lethal weapon >> under current kentucky la the assault rifle that was use to murder five of our neighbor and shoot and rescuing polic officers will one day be auctioned off. think about that that murder weapon will be bac on the streets one day under kentucky's current law >> thanks to those kinds o dangerously twisted gun laws around the country, a majority adult americans have eithe personally or had a family member impacted by a gun related incidents such a witnessing a shooting, being threatened by a gun or being threatened or killed by a gun. and about one in five have a family member who has been killed by a gun including deat by suicide maher greenberg a survivor o the tinted shooting himsel smoke about how this epidemi of gun violence now touches al of us. >> this isn't about part partisan politics. this is about life and death this is about preventing tragedies. you may think this will neve happen to you, never happen to any of your friends or loved ones i used to think

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greenberg says his administration has taken action to remove the firing pin before turning confiscated the state research shows more americans are encountering gun violence in their daily lives. the pew research center finds that gun deaths among americans of all ages was up 23% from 2019 with 48,830 gun deaths in 2021. the biggest increase in deadly shootings has been among children and teenagers up 50% in two years from 2019 to 2021 pew research expert told us last hour during the four that social upheaval during the pandemic could be a factor. we know from background check data that there's been a lot more gun sales during the pandemic, so it's possible that there could be easier access to firearms among children and teens. um but it's like i said, it's very hard to pinpoint one cause other there could be a variety. suicides are the leading cause of gun deaths among adults, but that's not true among children and teenagers who are more likely to be victims of homicides. totally illegal. that's how the president is responding to russia, detaining a wall street journal reporter more on

it is more stable for me, and as, as countries move away from the greenberg, which currencies are the tenants to choose instead. and what we've seen countries like saudi arabia start trading in the chinese women b. and just to understand the economy of china and how they manage their currency, there is very little fluctuation in it. you can see it pretty much flat line all the way through, which again, for the reason i just stated is really, really good. if you're wanting to trade between i to be because you know that what you sent me is what i was saying. so i think it's really the chinese women be this winning. and you're also seeing other countries that are, you know, that are, that are allied with russia and buying russian oil and gas, also using the ruble. and even, even though the brazilian pesa was being used as well, which is a very large economy just allows, allows russia to control more, more of its pricing. that said, you know, when, when oil and gas is extracted, which is rushes, probably main export to that, the international community, when that's extracted, obviously th

of millions of dollars worth of whatever product that might be, be the boiling gas away from the greenberg, which currencies are turned in to choose. instead, they manage their currency. there is very little fluctuation in it, and you can see it, we need to be because you know that what you sent me is what i was thinking. but i think it's really the buying russian oil and gas also using the variable even even more of its pricing that say, you know, when, when oil and gas is extract, which is rush is probably the fact that if they can sell the product in ruble, or even in chinese, by russian companies, my, the russian site and really benefit everyone. i mean, the united states salt all the all russian stocks. and she has been able to people with us dollars that ruins of the landscape for any invest. doing that maybe for strategic reason. in order to get a discount on the price of the oil and gas that they're buying. so really left with no choice. and what's happened now we've just seen every country guy. you know what if you're going to make it difficult for us let go the easy but not easy

she's quirky, she's outgoing she's athletic >> darcy greenberg is one of suzanne's best friends >> she spontaneous, she' talkative, she also likes to b close to home. >> after college, she came bac to rockland county and went to work at xerox, herself one night, in a bar, suzanne then 21, fell for, actuall fell over, a 17 year old rac car driver named bobby's castillo >> she actually stepped on me, i wound up sleeping on the floor, she's picking me up and we saw each other and starte talking. >> three teen years later, suzanne and bobby who was by then a welder and steam fitter were married bobby made a good son-in-law he was always there for peggy, especially after her husband died in 2003 by then, peggy was retired but never slowed down. traveling the world an treasuring her family. her son jim was now psychologist living in florida with his wife diana, and their two children >> i get the sense that jim wa not as close to your parents a you were >> i will agree to that. >> and why would that be >> maybe because of th distance that he was so fa away he did call, he did speak to them,

firing this was last year, last february, a man shot six times apparently aiming right at craig greenbergculously, he did not hit him one of the bullets went throug the sweater the mayor wa wearing, graced him that closely. but he wasn't physically hurt. he actually made a campaign ad out of that for the mayor' race in louisville >> with all this question, it' monday morning, the super bowl was the night before everybody is up late >> 9-1-1, what's your emergency? >> craig was in the office a man walked in. and fired six shots at craig i thought to myself -- did i kiss him goodbye >> that was a campaign a discussed here for the man who is the mayor of louisville his wife speaking about the da in which he himself wa targeted by shooting at hi workplace, at his campaign headquarters the mayor today spoke himsel as a shooting survivor in th midst of a mass shooting tha killed at least four people in his city with nine wer hospitalized, while at the sam time, another multiple shootin was underway less than two miles away because this is what it's like now in our country and history, of course

craig greenberg, pushed for action to curb gun violence. >> this isn't about partisan politics. this is about life and death. >> reporter: louisville will hold a community-wide prayer vigil later today. talking about next steps here, without congressional action on gun control, this is all left up to the states. wendy, louisville's mayor wants to take that a step further. he's asking for kentucky law to be changed so that louisville can take some actions of its own on how to reduce the amount of guns in the city. he's also pushing for state law to be changed so guns used in crimes like this mass shooting can't be sold at auction. back to you. >> all right, jarred hill in new york. thanks. >>> another republican could soon enter the race for the white house. south carolina senator tim scott will reportedly announce the creation of an exploratory committee today. in an email to supporters last night, he said he would be making a, quote, major announcement. he'll be in iowa today and new hampshire tomorrow. both are early 2024 voting states. if scott enters the field, he'll face ot

the mayor of louisville mayor greenberg, had this plea that basically they wanted the city to be able to make their own decisions when it comes to firearms when it comes to regulation. outside of just what the state decides. you see that as something that will actually happen. i don't know of any city in kentucky or or really, i don't know about, um, cities and other states. i haven't seen that before. uh, in kentucky. would certainly be a challenge on the enforcement but removal starting. we need to listen to what they propose. it doesn't mean that ultimately, people go forward with it or not, but to at least have a conversation and not yell at each other, right? it's going to sound really simple. i just wish we show a little more love. a lot less of the hate where the anger or the disagreement we need to after the worst the worst, whether it's online or in person. you just all right. when people are dead. be nice to each other. just it's not hard. certainly makes you feel better than being angry with somebody. and we can't. we can't go on with trying to appeal the anger. appeal to h

richard greenberg is the founder of the successful recall chessa boudin movement and sees how bad it's gotten and chronicled it all and is trying to help. richie, first off, your reaction to target. i'm surprised they haven't just pulled out rather than fenced up. yes. well, first of all, thank you for having me, brian . you know that this is not new . i'm looking at video. i'm seeing all the products behind plexiglass locked up to prevent the massive loss of products, loss of inventory. we see that also in walgreens and cvs and all around the city. this is just ridiculous that we have to waste our time and that there is so much uncontrolled, rampant looting and theft. this is just ridiculous that we have to live this way, richie. that's why she has aberdeen's gone. we had great hope for the new the new district attorney . is anything changing? for example, if i'm caught shoplifting in that target and i'm grabbed and i'm nabbed and you got me on camera, is anything going to happen to me? >> well, you know, at this point, i think no. and the reason is because california has this pesky l

earlier, i spoke to bbc monitoring'sjoel greenberg from jerusalem who started by telling us what theginally that, when the prime minister put the plan on hold for about a month until parliament reconvenes that there might be a pause in the process, but tonight there are tens of thousands of israelis demonstrating in different cities, and the biggest protest was in tel aviv, where there were reports of over 150,000 demonstrators, several thousand injerusalem outside the president's residence, where compromise talks are going to resume tomorrow. it seems that the protesters want to keep the pressure on the government despite the pores announced by the prime minister. i am keen to know who actually is protesting? it is really a mix. i went out to have a look at the jerusalem protest and there were people of all ages. there were high school students, university students, elderly folks, middle—aged people. it's much wider than the usual process. this seems to be attracting people from various walks of life and various age groups. that's been noted very much here in the local media as well

louisville mayor craig greenberg says action needs to be taken now. we need short term action to end this gun violence epidemic now. so fewer people die on our streets. and in our banks. there are schools. and in our churches. and for that we need help. we need help from our friends and frankfurt. and help from our friends in washington, d c. as well. this isn't about partisan politics. this is about life. and death. louisville bank employee armed with a rifle opened fire at his workplace yesterday morning, killing five people while live streaming the attack on instagram. a vigil will be held tomorrow night to help the community process this tragedy. police have identified the five people who were killed as employees of old national bank. 40 year old joshua barrack 57 year old deanna eckert 63 year old tommy elliott, 45 year old juliana farmer and 64 year old james tut. still to come tonight in arrest today in connection with a series of sexual assaults across the bay area. also more changes to bay area water restrictions. what people need to know als

we want to hear the briefings buyers that as the special envoy comes, greenberg and orchard. as g joyce from sawyer, we all 6 pet head of you in mission to support the cadet, the agreement general michael berry to participate as part of step just practice in consultations. on april 18th, we will have a briefing on the work of vance mill, libya and libya. sanctions followed by consultations with g r, a delay, but to leap as a briefer and share with the 970 sanctions committee invest. the community is a county of japan presenting the periodic report of the subsidiary body. on april 19, we will have a briefing followed by consultations on great lakes region, special and which one will present the secretary general reports and and in the case of columbia, we will have a pbc chip as a but if in the afternoon session, the same day of april 19th, we'll have consultations on to work on the north western sap with the person and we're the secretary general stuff on the miss to learn as far as getting somebody in court has brief us. no meetings are scheduled for april 12th, as announced

tonight i spoke to former mayoral candidate richie greenberg about why he is firmly against the plan.thanks for being here, we appreciate your time. tell me why you feel this is not the appropriate solution. i know you have a lot of thoughn this, but why do this the wrg aner? >> well, complicated issue, actually, but the stof isthat you have a 15-member committee, actually 14 members, that have worked for a year and a half and what they have done, what they have come up with their draft reparations plan is something that mimics apartheid, that it is segregationist, it is unlawful, it is illegal. it violates numerous laws, the constitution of the state of california, numerous provisions of the united states constitution, the civil rights act, and more. and this is extremely problematic and regardless of what those proponents and those who believe that this is something that is deserving of our african american population of the city, what they have come up with is an unlawful pipe dream that really is not going to go anywhere. and it's a lose, lose, lose situation. any of us that are a

. >> reporter: craig greenberg said his city has set up an assistance center for anyone affected by the whether you were physically hurt or not, i know that you're hurting too. we are here for you. >> reporter: authorities are asking for the public for any information as they begin their investigation. >>> now to the tennessee state capitol where hundreds gather there today to rally against gun violence. they are calling on the majority of the republican legislature to enact stricter gun control laws in the wake of the deadly mass shooting at a private elementary school in nashville. tennessee's house of representatives stoked controversy last week by expelling two representatives who protested gun violence on the house floor. today a nashville council voted unanimously to reappoint one of those ousted lawmakers, oakland born justin jones had been voted out of the house along with fellow black democrat justin pearson. a white woman who protested alongside them was also a council member and not voted out. pearson will have his chance next wednesday. >>> california has been making progres

if you need any clear, single case study of evidence that demonstrates the fallacy of greenberg claims. south korea is a wonderful example here. and this is consistent with scientists. broader claims that green growth is not feasible to achieve. and the reason basically is that technological efficiency improvements and so on the gains from those in a capitalist group economy or re invested to expand the process of production and consumption. right? and so there are some relative games, but they end up resulting an absolute increases in resource and envious. okay, there is a question that becomes quite hard to avoid when talking about the incredibly high cost the planet is paying the human consumption. and that is, well, how keep economies growing without people buying? there is a theory that says when looking at this the wrong way, it's called decrease. and jason equal gets right, the core of what it's all about. basically, rich nations need to actively scaled down less necessary forms of production. ok. and that's what we referred to as d pros, right? so sort of assuming that every se

earlier, i spoke tojoel greenberg from bbc monitoring who is in jerusalem.ecent hours, there haven't been any more reports of any violence at this site. but there's a lot of speculation here in the media that the intensity of the confrontation overnight and the images that went out of police facing palestinians inside the mosque with violence, use of batons and fireworks being set off by the palestinians, that these scenes are going to inflame passions in the region, in gaza, in the west bank, and perhaps lead to more violence. but in the immediate aftermath, things have remained calm there after last night's events. joel, we talked very briefly about this a second ago, butjust explain to viewers, why is this site so important? well, again, this site has really been the flashpoint of the israeli—palestinian conflict because it combines both the political conflict and the religious significance of the area. as you mentioned, it's known tojews as the temple mount, the site of ancientjewish temples. to muslims, it is the third holiest site in islam. and al—aqsa

here's bbc monitoring'sjoel greenberg from jerusalem on what the protests have been like this week.en the parameters of this plan on hold for about a month until parliament reconvenes at the end of april that there might be a fallout in the protest but tonight the reports are that there are of thousands of israelis demonstrating in different cities. the biggest protest was in tel aviv where there were reports of over 150,000 demonstrators, several thousand in jerusalem demonstrators, several thousand injerusalem as well outside the president's residence where compromise talks are going to resume tomorrow so it seems that the protesters want to keep the pressure on the government despite the pores announced by the prime minister. i was out to have a look at the jerusalem protest and they have to tell you there were people there of all ages there were high school students, university students, elderly folks, middle—aged people. it is much wider than the usual causes hair that attract protesters of a certain stripe. this seems to be attracting people from various walks of life and vari

. >> todd: richie greenberg joins us now, quite confidence-booster, right, richie? can you explain the highest office in the state of california ask someone on the street what he should do, this doesn't make sense. >> todd: i had to go in with sarcasm, reality is deadly serious, people have died from fentanyl this year. we well know this is not an overnight problem. how does he not have a better answer by now? >> well, you know, he has been gala vanting area the countrying, he is bullying the leadership of other states and pushing his agenda that is based on gender ideology and reproductive rights and failing on every other point. san francisco, as well, where he lives in the city in the bay area and we are reeling under the drug and drug-dealing epidemic. and the budget is a mess. we have people leaving. we have businesses fleeing the crime. he is just completely unprepared at this point. unbelievable how he is running this. >> todd: you hear gavin newsom with his shirt unbuttoned and hair flowing as a presidential contender. last year he was fitting the drapes in

i'm joined now by bbc monitoring'sjoel greenberg injerusalem.e those protests like this weekend so far? i what are those protests like this weekend so far?— what are those protests like this weekend so far? i think there was some thought _ weekend so far? i think there was some thought originally _ weekend so far? i think there was some thought originally that, - weekend so far? i think there was. some thought originally that, when the prime minister put the plan on hold for about a month until parliament reconvenes that there might be a pause in the process, but tonight there are tens of thousands of israelis demonstrating in different cities, and the biggest protest was in tel aviv, where there were reports of over 150,000 demonstrators, several thousand in jerusalem outside the president's residence, where compromise talks are going to resume tomorrow. it seems that the protesters want to keep the pressure on the government despite the pores announced by the prime minister. i despite the pores announced by the prime minister.— prime minister.

ricci greenberg is the founder of this group trying to help. your reaction to target. i am surprised they haven't pulled out rather than fenced up? >> first of all, thank you for having me, brian. this is not new. i am looking at video. i am seeing all the products behind plexiglas, locked up to prevent the massive loss of products, loss of inventory. we see also in walgreen's and cvs and all around the city. this is ridiculous we have to waste our time. there is so much uncontrolled rampant looting and theft. this is just ridiculous we have to live this way. richie, that's why chessa bodine is gone. if i'm caught shoplifting in that target and i am grabbed and nabbed, and you have me on camera, is anything going to happen to me? >> at this point, no. california has this pesky little law called prop 47, which what it does is it allows these perpetrators of crime, these thieves, to steal up to $950 worth of merchandise before it becomes a felony. because of that, that's what is going to prevent our district attorneys to hold these criminals accountable. if that changes,

eastern, we will be talking with richard greenberg who ran for mayor on a tough on crime platform. we will hear his thoughts and new updates on the top stories coming up at 4:00 p.m. eastern on the fox news channel. we will be back then. ♪ paul: welcome to the journal editorial report. the white house on thursday released its review of the withdrawal from afghanistan defending president biden's dishes and to leave as it blame the chaotic exit on donald trump. here is john kirby. >> got to look at when he came into office what he was looking into. he didn't negotiate with the taliban or invite them to camp they will release 5,000 prisoners. he didn't relieve forced levels at 2500. he didn't have an arrangement with the taliban and they want to attack our troops. he came in with a certain set of circumstances, he had no ability to change. paul: let's bring in dan heninger, kim strasser and bill hemmer. the argument is president biden was a prisoner of the donald trump agreement. do you agree with that? >> we are a long way from the buck stops here. it's the buck stops somewhere else.

craig greenberg, the mayor, was a target of gun violence last year when running for office and has beenng for gun reform, and making sure there is alterations with seized guns before they are auctioned off to make them safer. there are pushes for red flag laws and as of now, we are not quite sure if that will go anywhere. >>> the attorney for the former san francisco fire commissioner released new video of an attack and we want to warn you it might be hard to watch. the suspect is one of three men who had been causing problems in this neighborhood for a while. the 53-year-old said he and his family have called police in the past and this time he asked them to leave and said one of them attacked and the suspect, 24-year-old, has been charged with three felony counts of assault and battery and the court appearance was yesterday morning and pushed to thursday. the public defender claims don carmignani threatened and pepper sprayed him before the beating but even if that's through, we don't know what happened between then and the attack caught on camera. people rallied across the bay area t

downplay that this morning in the wall street journal, a full page ad paid for by people like maurice greenberg, you know, i think you know some of these names, ken langone, founder of home depot, and others saying let's decrease some of these tensions in the bilateral relationship between china and the u.s., let's find a way to work this out because we are getting close to militaristic response. >> general mark milley was saying the same thing. marc, reiterate via the president what it was that juan alluded to, biden ending strategic ambiguity saying the u.s. will come to the aid of taiwan. >> are you willing to get involved militarily to defend taiwan if it comes to that? >> yes. >> you are. >> it's a commitment we made. >> john: back to the point the woman in taipei was making, marc, she does not trust the biden administration will have taiwan's back because juan said we are supporting ukraine but i think she was referring to the fact we did not tell putin don't invade ukraine and do something to ensure that he didn't. and that's what they are worried about there in taipei we won't send a st

investigation for allegedly putting pressure on the parliamentary commission of standards daniel greenbergunch of the investigation. and claim it was a misunderstanding. the owner of twitter has defended sucking almost in an exclusive live interview, he defended his sacking of most of twitter�*s 8,000 staff, saying the company would have gone bankrupt otherwise. mr musk was speaking exclusively to the bbc�*s north america technology reporterjames clayton. how do you think it has been gone? well, it has not been boring. just few minutes before the interview, the inevitable curveball. he has just told interview, the inevitable curveball. he hasjust told us interview, the inevitable curveball. he has just told us that he wants to do a twitter spaces, which feels fine so we are about to go life very surprisingly, we onlyjust found this out on twitter but that is elon musk. we didn't know about that but you never know with elon musk. when he sat down he was in the mood to chat. ,., ., ., , chat. the pain level of twitter has been extremely _ chat. the pain level of twitter has been extremely hi