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hogan has a long history of not being a former president trump's favorite.ican in name only. joining us now to discuss is maryland politics reporter, erin cox. thanks so much for being here. let's talk about how realistic this is. we know that governor hogan actually has a very high approval rating, 69%, second highest in the country. and i know you've been working your sources on this story. so what are they telling you about how realistic an impeachment actually is? >> honestly, not clear that this will even see anything but a drawer in the committee room. the democrats who dominate both chambers of the maryland legislature have called this the worst type of political theater. there is not really an appetite to go through the paces of putting larry hogan on trial for something that most democrats supported in the first place. and given that they make up three-fifths of both chambers, it is hard to see how time and energy is going to be spent on what is essentially an internal republican rift. >> let's talk about hogan's decision to remove the mask mandate

our guest is peggy hogan marker. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: this is bloomberg markets. matt miller. the latest numbers from the mortgage bankers association showed mortgage applications. the index fell more than 8% last week. home purchases and refinancings also declined the 30 year fixed rate stands at 3.8% compared to 2.96% a year ago. joining us for more insight on the market and specifically into construction is peggy hogan marker, president of the marker construction group. her firm is involved in residential hotel and manufacturing construction. i'm going to ask the region that you work in most. this is such a regional marker. are you focused on south florida? >> throughout the state but predominantly south florida. matt: what is the biggest difference between the market right now in previous years? is it a lack of everything shortage as we have heard it described? >> it's the perfect storm right now. obviously we've got supply chain issues and lack of materials driving prices up on top of that because of the pandemic and we have fantastic weather and tax structur

that's why he wanted hogan to run.up. listen to governor hogan when he says nope. >> i think they are sometimes focused on things, not just being a road block to biden. we want to stand up and speak out, but i am concerned they are focusing too much on looking at the past and, you know, trying to relitigate the last election and arguing about things instead of having a positive, hopeful vision for america. >> his point, why run now? when so many republicans are talking about trump's big lie. he also perhaps has presidential ambitions and he made the call i'm not getting on the ballot this year and having trump beat me up and then could -- which could if you'll be a republican, could hurt your future. >> this could be a good year for republicans. certainly even democrats are acknowledging that. but when you look at the map, take states like ohio, pennsylvania, wisconsin. there's also a really important argument being made by both political parties about 2024 and states that are essentially could be in play in 2024 and w

this morning a sharp critique direction of the republican party from maryland governor larry hogan. > road block to biden. certain things we want to stand up to president biden. inflation is out of cromontrol talking about trillioning in more spending. we want to stand up speak out but i'm concerned that they're focusing too much on looking at the past and, you know, trying to relitigate the last election, arguing about things instead of having a positive, hopeful vision for america. >> all right. the comments from hogan, a moderate within the republican party, come days after he said no to a possible senate run, which was disappointing to gop leaders, who saw him as a good candidate to oust one of the state's democratic incumbents. however, while hogan stated he was not keen on congressional politics, he did not rule out a shot at the presidency in 2024. >> i'm going to run through the tape as governor through january of next year. try to be the very guest best governor i can be. stand up, a a voice. i'm concerned about direction of the party in the country and will make a decision a

i look just like hogan the lizard. >> one more night of that and one more morning of scraping off the windshield tomorrow morning, even if you live in a place where the temperature doesn't quite drop down to freezing. some social media chatter about how the low temperature had to be wrong, but people had to scrape off their windshields. here is how that happens. how does the frost actually form? when the temperature drops down into the 30s, we measure that air temperature several feet off of ground-level. there can be a significant temperature difference between eye level and toe level. it can be 4 to 5 degrees, and colder air sinks, so the ground- level temperature will be right around freezing. you can get that type of temperature difference even in the space of 5 to 6 feet. you need moisture in the equation as well. water molecules in the air will touch any kind of frozen surface and freeze and contact, which produces ice crystals on blades of grass, the windshield of your car, but you need a specific set of circumstances. you need clear skies overhead, light went, moisture in the

our next question will be from george hogan. >> hello, this is george hogan in boston. my question is for constance. ankara merkel played a critical -- angela merkel played a critical role in the resolution of the greek crisis whichh took many quarters to resolve, and output in greece fell about 25%. there was a lot to of hardship in greece. my question is how do you assess mrs. merkel's legacy in terms of handling of the greek crisis? and more broadly, the eurozone crisis and the politics of adjustment within the eurozone? >> three minute, constance. >> the problem with answering your question appropriately is that it requires actually a fairly in-depth analysis for which we don't a have the time. i will instead just say this: that while i share much of the criticism of germany's seeming indifference to the effect on the livelihood of hundreds of thousands of people in southern europe of these policies, aye been -- i've been, i will make two opposing -- [inaudible] onet is that greek friends have toll me that this helped greek civil society and greek policymakers who w

actually that francis hogan was telling all of us about the research facebook had on the impact, the effects psychologically on young girls and younger users of a facebook which facebook had and even commissioned. so, you know, i think in aggregate these little things have now come together. and we're now seeing a company that hopefully is internet being a little more interest spectrum and asking itself, how did we get here? and how are we going to get fixed? is there a answer to turning it around in the near to mid term? briefly, if you can very briefly. there's no one magic bullet. it's going to be a combination of things. but the starting point is the culture. allison stewart, allen, international marketing partners. thank you very much. thank you. borrowing rates in the euro's own will remain unchanged. following a meeting of the governing council today, remarks by president christine the guard suggested, however, the door was open to taking measures later this year. on the guard warned inflation was likely to persist and declined to rule out a rate hike for 2023. rising energy c

gawker, the trash gossip blog famous for being sued out of existence for publishing hogan's sex tape,time. they have on stained a social security number. damn it, all i wanted was her phone number. gawk co-echos the progressive leftist attack on cinema for her refusal to support the build back better, and they are telling the world they have her private data, obvious pay back, perhaps a threat and washing their grubby little hands like this info won't be used to harass her by people even grosser than them. if you thought following her into the bathroom was bad, gawker said hold my pee. [laughter] >> greg: how they scored this amazing journalistic cue, the records came back unredacted full of private >> best eight bucks i ever spent. with government fraud protection so lax it's no wonder people don't trustee lexes. this kind of docking is a good thing for freedom of the press and transparency for our elected officials. the only thing that's transparent is a woman holding a knee. verify if her birth year is 1940a.d. only anily, if this information is used for i.d. theft or to do somethi

this is hogan a monitor lizard staying warm under his heated lamp.ls have access to indoor areas with heaters. plus they have back up generators and heaters in case temps drop. i am glad hogan is staying warm. stay with kpix5 and cbs news bay area for the latest. we will have continuing coverage on the freeze warning on air and online at kpix.com. >>> i am anne makovec at the traffic center. speaking of wanting a cookie, you might if you are heading out on the altamont pass because traffic is slowing down. we have a crash on the right hand shoulder. this is west bound near mountain house parkway. it is 80omtracto the at the bay bridge, smooth drive into san francisco, seven minutes from macarthur maze. main travel times, traffic is picking up a little bit but still a 14 minute drive from highway 4 to the macarthur maze. we'll have another look in a few minutes. >> thanks today, san francisco unified board of education expected to discuss potential layoffs as the district faces a projected massive budget deficit. >> joycelyn moran joins us now. this d

so one thing from a guy like hogan and me is to do this for the long term.rt is a long term investor. what's going to get me through a turbulent market those names are more defenseive names, not going to buy anything on a multiple of sales because i might have to explain it to clients why it didn't work out i'm not prepared to do that. why i bought a good balance sheet with good cash flow and built a solid portfolio i don't trade every day i can explain because that works over the long term. >> save good week for me next week. >> come on down. >> i will. >> it is going to be 14 degrees nextfive days. >>> we are continuing to look at every angle of this rally. two of the handful of stocks are general dynamics and lockheed martin we'll take a closer look at the spending and which companies stand to benefit another security in this conflict cyber. names like palo alto and cloudflare surging we're back in a momentp to 10 verizon is going ultra, so your business can too. ♪♪ care. it has the power to change the way we see things. ♪♪ it inspires us to go further. ♪

larry hogan tweeting it's a sad day for my party and the country when you're punished just for expressing your beliefs, standing on principle, and refusing to tell blatant lies. and then there is mitt romney who says shame falls on a party that would censure persons of conscience who seek truth in the face of vitriol. the thing about shame is, you can't shame the shameless. and the republicans doing this, excusing away the attack on the capitol as legitimate political discourse, they sure as hell are as shameless as they are gutless. that's why we have to get to the truth. the truth of what happened on january 6th. and in the days before and after. mike pence standing up for the truth today publicly rejecting his former boss's election lies and the former boss is responding tonight pretty much exactly the way you'd think he would. >> i heard this week that president trump said i had the right to overturn the election. president trump is wrong. [ cellphone vibrates ] you'll get proactive alerts for market events before they happen... and insights on every buy and sell decision. with zero-c

. >> matthew dowd, what do you make of governor hogan?f the republican party, i think the odds are winning of low, but the idea of a run and standing up just like liz cheney has been doing, i was thinking about this as we came on air today, jonathan, erin jackson is the first black woman -- this morning is the first black woman to ever win a speed skating medal, gold medal, in the world, in the winter olympics. she got there because brittany bowe gave up her slot in order for erin jackson to qualify. that is what republicans need to do in this moment. they need to start making a sacrifice even if it doesn't benefit themselves and even if they may lose, in order for the great "we." so sacrificing me, like bringny bow did for erin jackson, god bless governor hoganhogan, i ho keeps his voice out there, our democracy needs it. even if he's likely to use, the sacrifice will have benefits for our country. >> joan, what do you make of governor hogan? >> well, look, i would sleep much better at night, jonathan, if he were the kind of opposition j

larry hogan says he will not run for the u.s. senate. snubs recruitment effort by minority leaderboard mitch mcconnell and other republicans for hogan to challenge incumbent democrat chris van hollen. and this is a live look at los angeles from fox 11. one of the big stories there tonight, the academy award nominations are announced. the netflix gothic western film of the power of the dog received the most nominations with 12, including for best picture. half of this year's nominees in that category come from streaming services. no such film has ever won best picture. this is one of the songs. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ gratitude ♪ when i was . you ready to go fishing? i got the bait. i also earn 5% on travel purchased through chase on this rental car. that lake is calling my name! don't you get seasick? we'll find out! come on. and i earn 3% on dining including takeout. so much for catching our dinner. some people are hunters. some are gatherers. i'm a diner. pow! earn

hogan was livid. here's where thiel saw an opportunity. thiel notified his lawyers.nd faced a $140 million judgment. gawker, which couldn't pay that amount, was forced to fold. thiel had effectively sued gawker into oblivion. it's an odd personal mission for a libertarian who rails about the unnecessary policing of speech. he set his sights on another equally orange way less muscly celebrity, donald trump. his bet paid off bigly. he became president donald's loudest ally and a close confidante. he is investing in candidates running for office in this year's mid terms who align with and can advance the trump agenda. joining me now is nbc news senior reporter ben collins and back with me is dnc curt randella. thiel is a real billionaire. $2.7 billion is his net worth. the companies that receive funding are facebook, lyft, yelp, palantir. paypal, stripe, spacex. this thing called xyinga. he's into everything. but it's his belief system that is fascinating. in his book about venture capitalism thiel himself argues that the founders are god like, that monarchies are more

this was maryland governor larry hogan over the weekend. >> i'm concerned about the direction of then the country. i will make a decision about 2024 after i finish this job. >> so your considering it? >> i will certainly take a look at it after january 2023. >> i guess the big question mark is, is there really a lane for a moderate republican for a blue state to take on trump, or someone like him? >> you mean, for the truth, i sure hope so. i think i've been preaching for a long time that the problem with donald trump is that he does have a stranglehold on the base of the republican party. he controls the primaries, and will help likely win the nomination. but he can't win a general election. he couldn't win in 2020, and not only the presidency but the house and the senate. given what we know going forward, it is hard to know how he winds going forward. so my advice to republicans is get donald trump off the windshield, get him in the rearview mirror, look at the virginia governor's race by example. keeping trump at arms length, seeing what can happen in a democratic state where repu

maryland governor larry hogan and new hampshire governor chris sununu have both declined.soon. according to "the times", mcconnell's message to ducey is that donald trump is losing political altitude and should not be feared in a primary. >> you know, jonathan lemire, i have had republican friends who were talking about running statewide for some races call me up and say, "what do you think? do you think i should do it?" i said, "that's obviously up to you, but you do understand that you are going to be dragging donald trump around wherever you go and, you know, if you feel like you have worked hard your entire life and you have built a good reputation and a solid brand, that could go away in a couple of days because you either bow to the king maker, as he likes to think of himself, or he destroys you." suddenly you are getting insulted wherever you go for the rest of your life, you know, you will have people looking at your suspiciously. so if you are a successful governor like chris sununu or larry hogan and you are sitting with a 70% approval rating or you are a success

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six players within one shot of the lead with putnam, hossler, and tom hogan tied at 15 under. let's head back to pebble, vern glenn live with reaction from day three. it is shaping out to be of tournament the goes down to the final few. grab a seat tomorrow. you will need the edge of it. >>reporter: every time i come down here, a constant reminder as how good these pros are. if you are an amateur in the field. you could be bursting with confidence. i don't care if you are an elite athlete, top of the entertainment world, you get between those ropes, reality hits. >> it made me excited about going to work on my game. have a lot to work on. >> playing a different game we are not playing the same game and you really see what golf is these guys are out here doing they do. it's nice to be out here and experience a close up. i try to stay out of the way. this is their office and we are just out here having fun i don't want to come to their desk job and mess it up. >> nervous. very nervous up first playing in front of all those crowd stadium to stadium in your nervous here? spend yea

there are suggestions is he thinking about hogan's parallel. hogan story. >> ainsley: are you excited about this weekend you are going to be at the daytona broadcasting saturday and sunday live from the daytona 500. me, heat hegseth and rachel campos-duffy. track i imagine in a car once or twice. >> can i see that picture again in pete is the only one taking this assignment seriously. why is that? [laughter] >> will: that's his blue steel glare. >> is he ready to win the race. >> brian: trying to upstage you. at least i count on pete to perform. at least i know he is ready to play. i have not seen it from you three guys from that photo. >> will: i don't know that i didn't know that the assignment was zoo lander. >> brian: good jo job, will. >> steve: we will be watching this weekend and check it outen on fox nation. >> ainsley: thank you, will. great to see you. >> brian: it was okay. let's check in with senior meteorologist janice dean always great to see her because she is talking weather. i would say it's freezing downstairs. what about upst

that's why he's going after larry hogan in maryland who is very popular. he said he won't run.herschel walker as a candidate and they went along with that grudgingly. so mitch mcconsul trying to make sure he has the best field of candidates, but it's also about whose senate is this? how long is the tail of trumpism going to last? donald trump may go away in four years, but if we elect a bunch of donald trump supporters, populists, trumpists to the senate, trumpism may last for a very long time. i think that mitch mcconnell is trying to root that out now. he wants this to be his senate, not donald trump's. >> it's going to take republicans to step out on the former president. the courage to step out on the former president, even if that means him coming after them. the question is, will they? >> well, it's going to take nominating candidates who are more of the mold of the traditional republicans. and i think that's what mitch mcconnell is trying to do. you don't need to fight with donald trump to allow this era to go by. i think that's what mitch mcconnell -- at least that's wh

and larry hogan i think is a great voice for that.we will see how wide he gets. >> mark, eugene, we hope you'll stay with us through the bag, just ahead, the dilemma that democrats now face in the search for an economic message to campaign on. search for an economic message financial advice from memes. [baby spits out milk] i'll get my onesies®. ♪ “baby one more time” by britney spears ♪ e*trade now from morgan stanley. (vo) you can be well-dressed. you can be well-mannered. (man) oh, no, no, after you. wahoooo! (vo) you can be well-groomed. or even well-spoken. (man) ooooooo. (vo) but there's just something about being well-adventured. (vo) adventure has a new look. discover more in the all-new subaru forester wilderness. love. it's what makes subaru, subaru. i've got moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. now, there's skyrizi. 3 out of 4 people achieved 90% clearer skin at 4 months, after just 2 doses. skyrizi may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. before treatment, your doctor should check you for

why he's going after mary hogan in maryland, i'm from georgia, and it seems we're likely going to haveotball player as a candidate and sort of went along with that grudgingly so mitch mcconnell trying to make sure he has the best field of candidates but as the article notes, who's senate is in? how long will the tail of trumpism last? if we elect trump supporters, populists, trumpists to the senate, it may last a long time and mitch mcconnell is trying to root that out now. >> but it's going to take republicans, brendan, to step out on the former president, even if that means him coming after them. the question s will they? >> well, it's going to take nominating candidates who are more of the mold of traditional republicans and i think that's what mitch mcconnell is trying do. you don't need to fight with donald trump to allow this era to go by and i think that's what mitch mcconnell, at least what mitch mcconnell was hoping, that we can turn the page by electing or nominating larry hogan, ducy in arizona, people who have demonstrated they support traditional republican ideas and have

alex hogan, fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. happening right now at the oakland coliseum, a tribute to former oakland raiders coach and broadcasting icon john madden and good evening everyone. i'm frank mallicoat and i'm heather holmes people are finding all kinds of ways to honor madam select today with more then, with more than tonight's tribute that they are long before this service, some fans showed up to pay respects in true football fashion. of course, with the tailgate. we begin this hour's coverage of tonight's tribute with ktvu s. joe fonzi joe. well, frank. it's been a month and a half since john madden sudden passing three days after christmas this evening. john's many friends and fans are getting a chance to memorialize the man and say a final goodbye. the services appropriately being hailed on the stadium floor of the oakland coliseum, a collection of nfl coaches, executives and family members in attendance. wanted to players from madden's super bowl championship. team tackle henry lawrence was the first speaker mad

in london, alex hogan, ktvu fox two news the san francisco 49. our season is over, and the players are now cleaning out their lockers and also held their final news conference of the year. one of the most asked questions really was about the future of quarterback jimmy garoppolo. he says the team's front office has been very upfront with him. these guys have been very upfront about the whole thing was talking to john yesterday, just about, you know, finding the right destination and whatever you know the future holds just doing it the right way and so, you know. got long career ahead of me, so i'm trying to. i'm excited about it excited about the opportunity to come. i just want to go to a place where i you know whether where they want to win. also earlier during that news conference, the 49ers general manager john lynch, and the head coach kyle shanahan, did indicate that there is a signal aereo that exists in which garoppolo would not be traded. jimmy garoppolo has been with the niners now for five seasons . super bowl 56 is still a week and a

senate. >> that does not mean i plan to sit on the sidelines. >> maryland republican governor larry hogan

tom hogan, jordan speith. here's hold on the 16th beautiful approach shot plans just a couple of inches from the hole. what a shot he would tap in for birdie and he tied for the lead. let's go to the 17th hole. speak. putting to save par. he just misses left. the bogey dropped him from the co-lead. and he's not a good shot there. now hold put in for another birdie on 17. it is down for a 2 shot lead and that was more than enough. he holds off jordan speith to win the the college ranks second ranked stanford taking on the uc usc trojans in la and this was not close. hannah jump to pulls up from nba range. 3rd, 3 pointer there. she his ball and cameron brink. now baseline jumper to the super sophomore. he had 26 14 stamper roles. 83 to 57 10th straight win. we'll come back home to host oregon state on wednesday the cal golden bears taking on ucl a 4th quarter ucl a up by one marty puts this one in to extend that lead have 16 points off the bench. final seconds game. bruins up 7 dazzling green from the wing. she

if on kabibi last that if we collect firewood all year round hogan, i will come winter come summer there for beulah whenever we women have time to spare we had to the forest to gather wood of yet the agenda for luckily get the costing up to 5000 rupees good. some 6 to euro's the demand for book harry's beaks . during the winter months, locals are less likely to use electricity or liquid petroleum gas for heating or devices like continuous flow. water heaters, which are costly, the apparent abundance of wood makes the bacardi is an easier and cheaper option. in germany goes in winter, a show between 150 and 200 blockers is 100 in it. and if you use it from us in the morning to eat it, when i it end up using at least 30 to 40 killers of wood per day at all in all the stores. fuel consumption has a very negative impact. it contributes greatly to deforestation. and here marshal british forests are also cleared to make way for fields or roads or fall prey to fires. and the need for firewood like that of the taco families, is even greater in the himalayas than in most other regions of india. i

alex hogan, ktvu fox two news.er announced today that canada's most populous province will lift its covid-19 proof of vaccination requirements in two weeks. officials said the decision is not because of the protests that have blocked the border and paralyzed ottawa but because it is safe to do so. meantime canadian prime minister justin trudeau says he will invoke emergency powers to stop protests against covid restrictions. the busiest u. s canadian border crossing was open after protesters demonstrating covid-19 measures blocked it for nearly a week, but a larger protest in the capital ottawa persisted as city residents see the over authority's inability to reclaim the streets. the white house is getting closer to announcing president biden's nominee for the united states supreme court. the president has pledged to nominate the first black woman to the cord. to replace outgoing supreme court justice stephen breyer. president biden met with senators from the judiciary committee on thursday. for now, democrats cann

the to, to little, the julian, joe hogan shunted with britain's beloved curry houses are in crisis to indian don is shut down every week. she's a breakfast financial fraud, and the pad in $1.00 0, $1.00 east investigates on out you 0. as punches intensify along the russian crane border. u. s. presidential bypass, threaten president with severe economic sanctions saying a conflict of hers. it could be the largest invasions world war 2 kinds of romantic talks. a few possibilities, what we live for moscow to bring. the latest development on al jazeera join the debate, they erased her of black people from the american and global story was very powerful on an online, at your voice. the comment section is right here. join our conversation, we had unprotected when everyone is protected. it is not by being nationalistic about this. you just look at it in a very different way. say that perspective men and men meeting each other and they don't have any pollution. let me get it clear for you this dream. on al jazeera, there's a wave of sentiment around the world if you will actually want account

for example, tweeted his support for liz cheney today, so did senator cassidy of louisiana, larry hogan, the governor of maryland also tweeted his support for them. >> yeah. >> reporter: so this is something that the party would -- many in the party would rather be focusing on joe biden, but over and over again they are still talking about the last election, january 6th and taking former donald trump's side. >> let me get you on other developing news just into us here. listen, we knew that congressman jim jordan had spoken with former president trump on the 6th, he had said it publicly, he had talked about it before. what's interesting now is according to your reporting and our colleagues here at nbc is that the select committee apparently knows how long they spoke for, what time they spoke, which indicates the level of detail of the records that they have received now from the national archives related to the trump white house. >> reporter: yeah, that's absolutely right. so records that were given from the archives to the january 6th committee detail that former president donald trump

the winners daisy hernandez the kissing bug linda hogan the radiant lives of animals and rachel pastens in the field and finally former national lampoon editor and best-selling author pj o'rourke has died at the age of 74. he was the author of 19 books. including eat the rich peace kills and his final book was 2020s a cry from the far middle. he appeared on book tv over 20 times. you can watch all of his appearances anytime on our website book tv.org. and now joining us on about books is charles kessler who was a longtime editor of the claremont review of books. mr. kessler for those unfamiliar with the claremont. what is it? and what's your mission? well, thank you peter. it's it's good to be here. the the claremont review books is the nation's leading and in some ways. it's only conservative intellectual review of books. it's a quarterly it's published out here on the west coast in claremont, california from the claremont institute, and it's been we're now in our 22nd volume. so we've been going 22 years and i've been the editor since we began in long ago in 2000. so what what's the m

of species with planting today and create one of the most diverse bio totes we have here in europe hogan scans. they're really special that children may not know that yet it's, but over time they'll learn more about it often. and eventually they'll realize they created something really special outcomes. that experience will stay with them . with the filing law. protecting the climate doesn't always mean planting millions of trees on massive plantations and reforestation can't be a big leaf for massive carbon emissions. some fema under, it's not a cure all in the fight against climate change. members, few trees can remove huge amount cicio to me to. yeah, but we amid far more than they can ever cope window trees consoles, our problem is on to mitigate climate change. we'll have to tackle our energy use and our consumer habits in all sorts of ways understand. simply planting trees is not enough to combat climate change. but done well. re boris station programs are a step in the right direction. mm hm. ah in ah, with who will i place you? because, you know, as i say, knowledge vomas' give o

so deborah dos hogan did look at the mazda they looted in a town and raped and beat women, but diluted their hotels. we had no power and water, but go had la moda to grain fight us also attacked the town of gushing or not far from lady bella. here we meet a man who doesn't wish to be identified as for fear of t p a left retaliation when they killed his uncle. he tells us and his brother in law at one when they came, they asked for guns and money, but he's a merchant. he self employed when he answered this question, they killed him this question. they killed many innocent people. they killed 57 civilians here in this town and he says those varied here, wherein fighter, rather mostly traders like his brother in law claims. we could not independently verify back in ali, bella away from the churches we meet with you on a later. used to work as a security guard at this now destroyed hotel. he tells us some of the grain fighters used it as their headquarters. they left messages on the war before they left. welcome to the state of tea grey, and no more if you appeal and i'm to grain the writi

vice president hogan, the league has already stepped down. he did that immediately. well, commissioner alison collins and board president gabriela lopez will be removed 10 days after the election is officially accepted by the city's board of supervisors. we had a chance to speak with lopez and collins to get their reaction now to the outcome of this recall election. >> none of this is a surprise. >> we've threatened of a maybe even 6 months in toward term because of what we're highlighting, what we're bringing up and what we're challenging. i'm concerned that. >> there will be folks who will want to roll back some of the work that we've done. it a fact erase the voice of parent and student volunteers who worked really hard over decades to get some of these changes made. >> lopez and collins say that despite being recalled, they will continue to push for equity for marginalized students of color. san francisco mayor london breed who actually endorsed the recall, will now hand pick 3 people to fill the empty seats on the school board. san francisco voters will have a c

governor sununu: it will not sound intuitive at first but larry hogan i would say you should run forthe senate. he is term limited. i am not. one of the fundamental differences is they were asking me to quit a job that is incredibly challenging but incredibly for filling that fulfilling where i can provide more protection to federal oversight as governor than i probably could is a u.s. senator. i get more done on a daily basis. i designed systems integrate with kids and businesses and talk to them one-on-one area -- one-on-one. washington is not like that. you will never convince me that in washington i would be doing a better job with direct constituent services. when you are hired by the public to do a job you have a standard of account ability. you have to deliver results. you do that by having personal connections with kids, schools, businesses and those that need certain services relying on you to the liver. when you have that direct against -- you to deliver. when you have that direct relation you can deliver. i have only been governor five years. someone like rick scott, a tre

dozens of palestinian students in the field of restoration. ender ecology that we got hall developer of hogan for years. we have been developing a program for the preservation and restoration of the site of st. herron in parallel with its restorations on we have also developed a series of training courses. the archaeological sites have garza and ink to its historical periods from the cannon night era who had the ultimate period and up to the beginning of the british colonization. the most famous of this error is the partial palace which dates back to the mon look period. during the british mandate, it was a police station. the monastery of saint hilary in which states back to the byzantine time is enter collage. cle hill, on which most yeah, klorr whisp town during the settlement of the sands. another important archaeological site, which has been recently rehabilitated, is the best and teen church into ballier. it includes integrated architectural elements and contains colorful mosier moors depicting the nature of life in garza. 3, according to french archaeologist renee altair. there are man

rise pretty sharply. lending rates in the us are about to rise let's unpack this further with thomas hoganllow at the american institute for economic research. give us your take on what this tells us about what is ahead? in the mac us economy is booming right now. we had a very strong rebound from the crisis. gdp growth in 2021 was 5.5% which is far above our average of 3%. unemployment is down to 4% which is only the third time the last 50 years but that has come with high inflation and now they are turning to addressing this issue and they were previously expected to raise interest rates by maybe have a point over the course of the year or maybe two quarters point faces are now people are expecting much more than that. we are looking at, you know, meeting in march where they were previously not expected to raise at all, maybe a quarter of a point and now everyone�*s expecting have a point and so the recent minutes that we got were. people wondering whether there would be any surprises in these deceive they were going to change their policy at all. and it seem that there are no nasty surp