for ira, it was out of desperation. >> things had reached horrible point >> ira had a secret. overbillin for medical services and h says his wife knew it. >> did you feel like susan was trying to blackmail you in any way? >> she was trying to blackmail me in every way. she would look at me and say listen, i have broken into you emails i have printed out and recorde all of your business dealings. i'm telling you now, if yo don't give me everything i want, i am going to the prosecutor and i'm going to expose you fo everything and try to put yo in jail. >> remember that ira recorde susan threatening him. >> don't bother coming back. you're going to jail and court >> ira claimed susan was using that information to pressure him into signing a post nuptia agreement that stated if the divorced he would give her mos of their assets. fearing susan would make goo on her threats, he signed it >> only a moron would have signed this post nuptial agreement if they weren't unde severe coercion and distress >> you are the more on >> i am the more on. >> this is ira's version o what happened.

the amount of investments from ira. not just for the power sector but for the transportation sector as well. it will allow for our rules to be much more innovative, much more aggressive in terms of the congress but not toward the regulating community. we are excited about that. when we think about our methane regulations, we are going to be able to go further and faster because of ira. our control strategies and emission reduction strategies will definitely be bolstered because of the investments so we are appreciative of the resources. >> on methane, do you want to describe what the epa will be doing? >> we have proposed rule out that we hope to finalize this year as well as a supplemental rule. essentially, if you participated in that comment process we got over half a million comments. >> half a million? >> half a million. >> how do you process half a million? >> that innovation, we were able to incorporate it into real-time. it's about ensuring that our regulations are timed well with the markets and technological a

ira membership surged.utler was sent to jail for 15 years for shooting a policeman when he was just 17. paul: well, i was accused of murdering an ric, constable back in the day, of killing them, but-- and that's what i was sentenced to, and membership of the ira. samantha: barriers called peace walls were erected to keep the two warring tribes apart, but that didn't stop an explosion of political terror. male: the provisional wing of the ira announced that it had been responsible. and tonight the authorities have little doubt that most, though not all, of today's violence was organized by the illegal protestant ulster volunteer force. billy hutchinson: we were involved in the conflict. so, you know, people were maimed, people were killed and all sorts of things. it wasn't a nice place to be, but that's what happened. samantha: billy hutchinson was a member of the uvf. at 18, he was involved in shooting two catholic workmen. he was jailed for 16 years. billy: people had to take the law into their own hands.

one of things the iras doing is stepping up carbon capture.a big regulatory arena around that. maybe describe the regulatory arena and how epa is going to tackle it so that things get done in a timely way. certainly that is a question we hear from people as if are going to do carbon capture but that's basically a new technological area that is being innovated. >> it is. we know carbon capture storage a priority for this administration for it all technologies that we can deploy to control climate pollution we want to lean and on. luckily for epa all of the regulatory ownership is not ours. we are sharing this s with multiple agencies. >> it is or isn't? >> doe playing in the space program of the department of interior playing in this space we have epa playing in the space. >> could that be a recipe for regulatory c tangles? >> no, actually think it is good. number one is an theme that i'm going to go back to us we all like each other and get t along. we are having fun partnering on regulations that span our agencies because we know the products

what are the challenges of implementation of the ira definition? and number two, equally importantly, can you talk about the misconceptions about the ira definition that people have because a lot of people believe you can't criticize israel under the ira definition which is explicitly contradicted by the definition itself. so could you please explain to everyone why ira is a definition that should be used? i'm pleased to do so. uh the ira nonbinding working definition on anti semitism is the most comprehensive, authoritative and international consensus definition we have and what is not always appreciated. it's the most democratic and representative definition that we have because it was adopted over a 20 period of by intergovernmental bodies governments parliaments, scholars, civil society leaders and the like number two it reflects and represents the lived experience of the targets of anti semitism themselves, namely the jews. number three, it's anchored in human rights principles in general and equality rights in particular. in other words, trad

ira: not unless they do something crazy. if they pause you get a day of volatility and then things calm down a bit but i suspect you will wind up having continued volatility and confusion as to the peak level of rates. we don't know the path going forward for additional hikes and whether they are going to leave. you are still going to see 10, 15, 20 basis points moves in the two-year with an illiquid market. alix: man that's the normal now. all right, guys, thanks a lot. mike mckee, ira, thank you. special coverage of the fed decision at 1:30 p.m. in new york. we will hear from former officials. stay tuned for that. question of the day, bruce richards. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is bloomberg. ♪ it's easy to get lost in investment research. introducing j.p. morgan personal advisors. hey david! connect with an advisor to create your personalized plan. let's find the right investments for your goals. okay, great. j.p. morgan wealth management. it's easy to get lost in investment research. introducing j.p. morgan personal advisor

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robert disobeyed orders, sensing that despite its campaign, the ira was looking for peace.l solution is union. it's going to happen anyway. this island will be as one." is that what you said? i must have done. that's what's in the... if they wrote it down, then i... yeah, it seems quite likely. but you had no authority to say that... no. ..and what you said flew directly in the face of what british government policy was. yes. those words were absolutely crucial because it appeared that behind the scenes, the british government was secretly working towards a united ireland, the ira's goal, but to unionists, treachery. but in the autumn of 1993, with no sign of the violence ending, robert's secret mission was exposed. he resigned from m15. the operation looked like a failure. but that's not the end of the story. the ira still had a desire to carry on discussing a way forward, remembering robert's words, "the final solution is union, this island will be as one." i believe that robert's words helped pave the way for the ceasefire and, ultimately, the good friday agreement of 19

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and ira ira always keeps everything a secret, you understand?ly the gilded gates open, russia then the concept. but no, the doors were all painted gold like that and the gilded gates open, and the music goes on. you are my god and she is walking with this black hat of hers in this black dress of a star, and you and four guys are walking behind this yes. yes, yes, yes people go and carry not a bouquet of flowers, but a cart of flowers, you know, and it goes and everyone is in shock, because, firstly, there was no money needed. the corporate movement had just begun before , just now, and with her soulful generosity, she really laid out all this this basket of flowers. uh, even uh, they were carrying a big pickup truck on the bus. she didn't get in. here in this little okay leo yes, my children are in an orphanage, barely a whole month in general, a piece there. yes, i say chocolate ice, we didn’t try a little. everything is completely a month. it's such a cheeky house for the boys limitations with his capabilities. why, when the chocolate lion was

what is the theory in the case behind ira? why is the private sector not able to sniff out these opportunities in the transition to cleaner energy and act on them without this level of government involvement? sec granholm: i can tell you that the united states has allowed other countries to step up with their own industrial policy, there industrial strategy to lower investment software. we saw in michigan firsthand how our industrial base was hollowed out because we sat there and allowed china and other countries to sweep in and take huge swaths of our industrial base. we chase low cost and low wages. this president said enough, we are not going to set by and just watch these jobs go overseas. we are going to fight for them. we will no longer bring a knife to a global gunfight for these jobs. we will get in the game recruit back supply chains we had lost and be at the forefront of new technology that we want to create. there is a $23 trillion market for clean energy and products. we can sit by and allow other countries to swee

the ira's goal, but to unionists treachery.the violence ending, robert's secret mission was exposed. he resigned from m15. the operation looked like a failure. but that's not the end of the story. the ira still had a desire to carry on discussing a way forward, remembering robert's words — "the final "solution is union. "this island will be as one." i believe that robert's words helped pave the way for the ceasefire and, ultimately, the good friday agreement of 1998. it also meant that an uncountable number of lives were saved. looking back, it's a degree of pride that i've played a small part in history, done some good in the world. peter taylor, bbc news. they were involved in illegal oil sales and money laundering. he said ten of them were government officials who would also face treason charges. on monday, the country's oil minister resigned after several people close to him were detained. hundreds of people evacuated following the first wildfire of the season in spain are facing another night away from their village. the f

the ira's goal, but to unionists, treachery.with no sign of the violence ending, robert's secret mission was exposed. he resigned from mi5. the operation looked like a failure. but that's not the end of the story. the ira still had a desire to carry on discussing a way forward, remembering robert's words — "the final solution is union. this island will be as one." i believe that robert's words helped pave the way for the cease fire and ultimately the good friday agreement of 1998. it also meant that an uncountable number of lives were saved. looking back, it's a degree of pride that i've played a small part in history, done some good in the world. peter taylor, bbc news. the uk is preparing to announce regarding the small boats. this could come as soon as next week. the former us prime minister liz truss has faced criticism following reports that she has drawn up a list of resignation honours. mr rush who spent only 49 days in office was nominated for individuals. the mayor of greater manchester has been fined almost £2000 for s

2023. yet he airlines, flight, 80 or 70 to 500, came down here and it's way from cut man do to pock ira though, or 72 people on board and no survivors. the plane crushed outside the house of congo murder seni. she still traumatized by what she saw the terrible day they will do opposite for their family, for the cooking and other tamma. the i came out and i saw bleed and it is, it was very near that plan was very near. i thought that why this plane is coming over here airport is there. it came down then immediately it was blast, us blast and we all were sort of as nervous. we'd ran away. we couldn't go mobile. yeah. because the firewall so extremely it was more and we couldn't come over year and we saw did we cried. the walls are covered with messages of condolence. the deceased remembered with flowers and banners. the nameless of all did birdie through so it's like how many in talking to to 70, to 72. this banner bears the names of the passengers and crew on the plane that crushed it. pays tribute to the deceased and express his sympathy with the victims . families have only seen that t

the ira's goal, but to unionists treachery.he violence ending, robert's secret mission was exposed. he resigned from m15. the operation looked like a failure. but that's not the end of the story. the ira still had a desire to carry on discussing a way forward, remembering robert's words — "the final "solution is union. "this island will be as one." i believe that robert's words helped pave the way for the ceasefire and, ultimately, the good friday agreement of 1998. it also meant that an uncountable number of lives were saved. looking back, it's a degree of pride that i've played a small part in history, done some good in the world. peter taylor, bbc news. this is bbc news, the headlines: search and rescue efforts are under way after one of the deadliest tornadoes to have ever hit the southern us state of mississippi. at least 25 people have died. vladimir putin has said russia will station nuclear weapons in belarus. the us department of defense said it was monitoring the situation but did not currently see any reason to adjus

ifinally government and the leadership of the ira.wing mi five rules, he lied to me. he said he wasn't the man i was looking for. then, astonishingly, and 202“ received a letter. dear mr taylor, you will no doubt be surprised to hear from mr taylor, you will no doubt be surprised to hearfrom me mr taylor, you will no doubt be surprised to hear from me after so many years. for a variety of reasons i can now give you some background which might fill in some gaps. robert was due to meet senior republicans but the government cancelled the meeting after ira bombs in warrington killed two children. robert disobeyed orders, sensing that despite its campaign the ira was looking for peace. at the meeting, he gave them an extraordinary production. the final solution is union. it's going to happen anyway. this island will be as one. is that what you said? i must've done. that's - one. is that what you said? i must've done. that's what's| one. is that what you said? i i must've done. that's what's in the minute- — must've done. that's what's in t

what's the theory in the case behind the ira? is the private sector on its own, not able to sniff out these opportunities and the transition to cleaner energy and act on them without this level of government involvement? >> well, i can tell you that the united states in bowing to the altar of free trade has allowed other countries to step up with their own industrial policy. their industrial strategy to lure investments off shore and i'm a former governor of michigan. we saw it firsthand how our industrial base, or the spine of our nation, of our economy was hollowed out because we sat on our hands, we sat there and allowed china, other countries to swoop in and take huge swaths of our industrial base. we chased as a nation. we chased low cost, low wages, and that created this global shift to low wage countries and away from the united states. so we -- i mean, this president said, enough. we're not going to sit by anymore and just watch these jobs go overseas. we're going to fight for it. we're no longer just going to bring a kni

the ira's goal, but to unionists treachery. robert's secret mission was exposed. he resigned from m15. the operation looked like a failure. but that's not the end of the story. the ira still had a desire to carry on discussing a way forward, remembering robert's words — "the final solution is union. this island will be as one." i believe that robert's words helped pave the way for the cease fire and ultimately the good friday agreement of 1998. it also meant that an uncountable number of lives were saved. looking back, it's a degree of pride that i've played a small part in history, done some good in the world. peter taylor, bbc news. uk audiences can see peter�*s full story on bbc 2 at 7pm tonight, at 9:50 in northern ireland — and it's also on the iplayer. and for international audiences there's full coverage on the bbc news website. travelling at 17,000 miles an hour, a massive asteroid dubbed the city killer, because of its size, is passing between the earth and the moon this weekend. experts say the asteroid will pass by s

the ira's goal, but to unionists, treachery.on was exposed. he resigned from m15. the operation looked like a failure. but that's not the end of the story. the ira still had a desire to carry on discussing a way forward, remembering robert's words — "the final solution is union. this island will be as one." i believe that robert's words helped pave the way for the cease fire and ultimately the good friday agreement of 1998. it also meant that an uncountable number of lives were saved. looking back, it's a degree of pride that i've played a small part in history, done some good in the world. peter taylor, bbc news. in the uk, two teenagers have appeared in court charged with murdering a 16—year—old boy who was stabbed to death in northampton. rohan shand died in kingsthorpe on wednesday. angus crawford reports. rohan shand, just 16, known as fred to his friends and family. stabbed to death. police say some kind of incident took place here in kingsthorpe at about 3:30pm on wednesday afternoon and rohan received a single stab wound

first the ira, we've been chattering for how many years the and the question is how do you blend it how do you sufficiently reduce risk and the more bankable deals we create the faster this transition will take place they could help to do that but we have to get this on the table the public treasury has to but up something that's how we did this program in egypt. i just want to share a quick word about it i know we don't have a lot of time. the egyptians agreed to take out 11 gas-fired turbines and you take the guess they were saving by that and send it to europe to help during the summer and for the winter. and it reduces their emissions in egypt at least for the amount they were burning and not burning as clean as it might be somewhere else. they agreed to also, that's five gigawatts by the way and they deployed 10 gigawatts or will deploy 10 gigawatts of wind and solar. we leveraged millions of dollars, germany put in a certain amount. we hobbled together the critical package of funding and that's what we used to leverage $10 billion public, $10 billion private. it's a nick -- net re

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the ira's goal, but to unionists treachery. from m15. the operation looked like a failure. but that's not the end of the story. the ira still had a desire to carry on discussing a way forward, remembering robert's words — "the final solution is union. this island will be as one." i believe that robert's words helped pave the way for the cease fire and ultimately the good friday agreement of 1998. it also meant that an uncountable number of lives were saved. looking back, it's a degree of pride that i've played a small part in history, done some good in the world. peter taylor, bbc news. an asteroid large enough to destroy a city has passed safely between the earth and the moon, as predicted by scientists. the object estimated to be between a0 and 70 metres in diameter. flew past 100 and 75 thousand kilometres from the earth, described by scientists as "very close". here's richard galpin. john bridges, tell me more. yes, it's auoin john bridges, tell me more. yes, it's going at _ john bridges, tell me more. yes, it's going at su

how do you interpret the broader impact of the ira?beyond the date of money, talking about -- it is a strong signal. europe is concerned that the ira -- diary was coming out because it was short on the good side but it is a strong -- saying it is a good time to invest. ed: that was a live -- likely discussion. a diverse range of views on why we should be backing climate startups and where the money is coming from. candidate takes from those panelists. coming up, we will break down delays latest on day two on the bank -- hearings. we won't watch the green spaces, rivian gaining as much and more than 9% after needham set it's positive on the risk reward and going into the ev's first corgi -- fourth-quarter delivery data and much more on that ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ ever better. it's when disruption hits your supply chain and ryder makes sure you're ever delivering with freight brokerage to transportation management, truckload capacity and dedicated trucks and drivers. go. go air that runs factory. go sensors and software. go find lea

you have you, the deputy secretary, the office of ira implementation within treasury, the office of ira implementation in the irs, and danny warfel, the new recently confirmed irs commissioner. with all these bodies involved, who is actually in charge? who is the guidance and timeline for releasing the guidance? sec. yellen: our office of tax policy drafts regulations and we go through a regular rule -- sen. blackburn: do you sign off on it? sec. yellen: i do. i do sign off on it. we infer with many people in the process of drafting that and it will go through full comment and review before a final -- sen. blackburn: let me ask you something else because the buck stops with you. you have really praised the ira. i want to ask you one more thing about that. because your statements contradict themselves somewhat. you talk about the ira as a way to really bring prosperity to lower inflation to lower the debt. so you do -- so do you really believe we can spend our way to lower inflation, to debt reduction, and economic prosperity? sec. yellen: i believe this law promotes clean energy and rnd

what's the theory of the case behind the ira? why is the private sector on its own, not able to sniff out the transition to cleaner energy without this level of government involvement? sec. granholm: i can tell you that the united states is bowing to the altar of free-trade, historically allowing other countries to step up with their own industrial policy, industrial strategy, to lower investment offshore -- lure investment offshore. we saw firsthand how the spine of our economy was hollowed out because we sat on her hands and allowed china, other countries to sweep in and take two swaths of our industrial base. as a nation we chased low-cost, low wages, and that created this shift to low-wage countries away from the united states. this president said enough. we are not going to sit by anymore and watch these jobs go overseas. we are going to fight for it. we are no longer just going to bring a knife to a gunfight, a global gunfight for these jobs. we are going to get in the game and recruit back supply chains we have lost and be

an example of the ira, $370 billion in tax incentives principally. work that we have done looking at financial markets, from the time it was signed to mid-december, just recording 305 deals is about 80% of the markets. we tracked $280 billion in additional finance that was going in from the private sector, principally private equity, and it is that kind of leverage that we have to get to. that's the kind of thing that i think will really be key. secretary kerry: what we are also trying to do is we announced a new idea -- not completely new, borrows from old but tries to learn some lessons. it is called the energy transition accelerator. what we are talking about doing and we are working on and trying to expedite its creation is create a credit -- someone call it an offset -- for the purpose of closing down and unabated plant of fossil fuel and particularly coal, and transitioning to renewables, and if a company stepped up and bought that credit, that would give us a pile of cash that we then take and use as the concessionary pot that i described that

after spending roughly 1 percent of the ira funding. if republicans were able to successfully repeal the inflation reduction act, what would that mean for taxpayer services the reason i ask that is right now we're in the middle of the filing season so this isn't some kind of abstract concern, but with me for taxpayer services? >> it clearly would lead to more services for taxpayers . phones would go unanswered. wait times would grow. refunds would be delayed. we are undergoing a transition to digital forms and improved scanning would be delayed. peter back logs would grow and taxpayer assistance centers are now being reopened and fully staffed so some of them would have to close or be understaffed. >> i have over my time, senator crepo. >> let me start with the full faith and credit issue that my colleague senator wyden has raised. frankly as i indicated in my opening statement of problem we see on the republican side is that it's all tax and all spending increases in terms of the administrations approach to this and while you and the c

and all of the ira provisions. >> it is much appreciated. thank you. >> the gentleman from illinois is recognized. >> thank you for your service to the country. we hope to see more of you here before our committee. i have a question for you, but before i do that, i want to express to you how extremely disappointed i am in the administration's budget proposal released yesterday. as i think about the 750,000 constituents i represent, i can tell you their priorities are vastly different than what is reflected in the administration's budget proposal. just to highlight a few things, eliminating the stepped-up basis would really crush family farms in my district and family-owned businesses, quadrupling the recently created stock buyback tax, which will hurt americans with 401(k) plans and pensions, and expending the net investment income tax on small businesses, that are still struggling with high inflation and workforce shortages, it is disappointing when i look at the budget. it is clear that many of the real challenges that americans are facing

that is after spending 1% of the ira funding. if republicans were able to successfully repeal the inflation reduction act funding, what would that mean for taxpayer services? right now, we are in the middle of filing season. this is not an abstract concern. what would it mean for taxpayer services? sec. yellen: less services for taxpayers, wait times would grow, mail would be processed more slowly, refunds would be delayed. we are undergoing a transition to digital forms and improve scanning would be delayed. paperback logs would grow and taxpayer assistance centers are now being reopened and fully staffed and some of them would have to close or be understaffed. >> thank you very much mr. chairman. let me start outith thfull faith and cred issue that my colleagues have raised. we aren agreent that we need to type the full faith and creditf the united states. frankly as i indicated in my opening stament, the problem that we see on the republican sides that it is all tax and all spending increases in term of the administrati's appr