and i think that at all, jerry, i will keep on severe in ties with whichever country they've decided to, to, to align to, to, to, to be aligned with rockwell and best. and it doesn't serve the country, doesn't serve the world, especially now with their, with the conflict, what is out with, with russia and ukraine. so i think that sound fair and i mean i think that at ma'am and were recently we have seen countries like also germany that is aligned with morocco. there are we're going to come on to a lot of that in a 2nd. yes, we were going to come up as a broker and goes on. yes, but it rockers legitimate claim to the western so hard to western sahara. i mean that in itself is in dispute, isn't it? it's a mess, isn't it? and ultimately, it demonstrates the need for morocco to step forward and sort this out without your absolutely, i mean the 2 and the 2 are the 2 opposing countries. it's a regional conflict. it's not even a conflict between entity, it's a conflict between morocco and algeria, and i think that's all dia, 34 resolutions are called for a political solutions called for. i'

with jerry hall, i — no children from this marriage with jerry hall, i don't imagine a prenup happensr with us. let's end with a look of glastonbury. that's in the metro. the idea of a very posh tent. there it is at the top of the paper. there's more pictures inside. it has... it cost £2a,000 in total. it's a canvas structure that can sleep ten people. there you go. martin, do you fancy a little stay there and listen to some of the music there as well? this there and listen to some of the music there as well?— music there as well? as we discussed. _ music there as well? as we discussed, not _ music there as well? as we discussed, not the - music there as well? as we discussed, not the music, i music there as well? as we - discussed, not the music, please. not into it, don't care! i like the tent, though. not into it, don't care! i like the tent, though-— not into it, don't care! i like the tent, though. don't you like any of the music? — tent, though. don't you like any of the music? to _ tent, though. don't you like any of the music? to be _ tent, though. don't you like any of the mu

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jerry: thank you for having me back.nk they are right, in a volatile market economy, cloud is going to see increase both in market revenue, 200 billion run rate for all the big three or four providers, but also for startups. we are seeing 50 billion plus last year in cloud investment. but i think that the emphasis you'll see going forward is a lot of security continuing to be a big deal. number two, cost savings. as we see the market, governments, developing tools will continue to grow. we are focused on how to save customers money. emily: so how do you think this market volatility will impact the broader landscape? we heard ceo thomas curie and there, but it is hard to believe that this is not going to impact how big customers are spending their money. jerry: i would say big customers increased 20% year-over-year. they customers will continue to spend and like i said earlier, that two or three areas we are seeing around is security for sure being over $7 billion in ec money going to security startups. and cloud customer

the lawyer said you will never believe what we just received. >> jerry came in, and said mr. of justice. this was a private prosecution, targeting specifically jerry, no one else was named. >> it's not something i have ever seen personally. >> the allegation was, that i had encouraged a particular witness to make a witness statement against him. he was entitled to make that allegation but anyone could. we couldn't ignore it, >> this was not the city of london police, this was a personal attack on me, a personal corrupt police officer. he has been encouraging witnesses to give statements against me. i thought personally, in that moment in time, i was angry. i had an unblemished police record, i never had an allegation against me before, dishonesty, or violence. what i found the most difficult aspect is that of course he splattered all over social media, corrupt city of london officer. my kids were teenagers, and they live on social media. and they saw that. and so with their friends, you know, so that hurt more than anything. >> i was worried in that there was a scenario, obvi

how jerry has frozen foreign trade in products and services with spain and made an escalating dispute over the status of western sahara. thursday's announcement came a day after the african nation suspended a 20 year old friendship treaty with spain, which committed the country to jointly control the mutual flow of migrants. it was cold and i was jerry to reverse that decision with brussels urging dialogue to resolve the dispute. meanwhile, the spanish foreign minister has called for mutual respect between all countries in the region. like well, that's another offering. quality of states non interference in internal affairs. mutual respect, mutual benefit for our 2 countries. it is under these premises that we want to have the best relationship as possible without cherry like we have with the rest of our neighbors as last name was the former colonial power in western sahara. and so the area was unexplained morocco and $975.00. since then, i'll jerry and neighboring morocco have fans tense discussions over the status of the region. the diplomatic stand off continued until $991.00. when

the man from the tour says on the video they are coming for jerry nadler, repeats jerry nadler's name, congressman nadler's name a couple of different times and coming for jerry nadler, and chuck schumer and aoc and alexandria ocasio-cortez and specifically threatens pelosi and tear out her hair, if he gets his hands on her. in was the guy who had been on barry loudermilk's tour the previous day shooting security checkpoints and hallways and stairwells inside the buildings that housed the offices of members of congress. >> it has begun. the washington monument. washington, d.c. say hello to facebook. >> hey, what's going on, nice to see you, bro. >> our fearless leader. >> check out my flag i made, guys. see it? >> there you go, buddy. for a certain person. >> that's right. that's for somebody, somebody special. somebody special. >> all right. we are basically at the capitol. we're probably close to two million true american patriots. they are swarming and converging, mainly from constitution avenue, but from all routes in. there is no escape, pelosi, schumer, nadler. we're coming for

veterans affairs committee chair john tester and ranking member jerry moran talking about the bill before the vote. >> mr. president, thank you for that emphatic recognition. in the next few minutes, the senatela will vote on the serget first class robinson honoring the promise to address comprehensive toxic act of 2022. this is a significant and i would say historic moment. this bipartisan legislation not only b is it significant and important because of the content but also because of the cooperation that has garnered to put this act together and presumably pass it and send it to the president of the united states. this bipartisan legislation is the most comprehensive, toxic exposure package the senate has ever delivered to veterans in our country's history. generation after generation americans one by one have answered the callmi of duty with the promise that we, the united states of america, the citizens of this country would take care of them and their families after their time in uniform. yet generation after generation, veteran after veteran the servicemembers returned home only to

here's larry wilmore in "jerry & marge go large." really into it >> she's really into it. because she knows it'll work >> house always wins >> stop it you really think people will come in on this? >> yep you did. >> yeah, but i'm a depressed widower with nothing to live for. >> you want to buy more shares then >> yes [ laughter ] >> jimmy: larry wilmore, everybody! "jerry & marge go large" premieres this friday on paramount plus thank you for making us laugh. i appreciate it, buddy good to see you. muna performs after the break. stick around [ cheers and applause ♪ (vo) with every generation, the subaru forester has been a leader in crash safety, working to undo the impact a crash can have on your life. which has led the forester to even be able to detect danger and stop itself. the subaru forester has earned the i-i-h-s top safety pick plus eight times. more than honda c-r-v or toyota rav-four. love. it's what makes subaru, subaru. ♪ remix your routine. ♪ make it a hidden valley ranch night. ♪ [copy machine printing] ♪ ♪ who would'v

i mean it.ri thank you to my good friend, ranking member jerry moran. me on the committee, creating environments so staff can work together, this bipartisan strategy for my colleagues on the senate veterans affairs committee particularly my friends like senator john boseman and sheriff brown, thank you. i'm thankful for the leadership president biden and va secretary mcdonough along with house veterans affairs committee chairman. and so many, many others here today. this bill is the legislation we envision when we set out to right the wrongs of our toxic exposed fit. this bill recognizes the cost of war. it's the bill veterans and families deserve and are counting on and cannot wait any longer. veterans and service organizations and advocates have understood this for a long time and they have been incredible partners since the beginning and i look forward to thinking each and every one of them in the days and weeks to come. i want to speak directly to them now. i am grateful for your efforts, your voices for never taking her foot off the gas and pushing

annette bening plays marge to my jerry.thing on the show which we call sack, sack, sack, sack, sack. it's a thursday show, we do a sack every week where people go around, write their name on a dollar bill, put it in a sack, and they actually put it in this sack. >> oh, okay. >> stephen: they put it in this sack right here, and this is probably illegal, but -- and then what i do is i pick a name out to who the winner is. >> right. >> stephen: actually, i pick out twice. i pick out the first one, i go tonight's loser is, because this is the person who would have won if we were choosing the first dollar. and i say, the loser -- >> who does that? >> stephen: i do that. that's just cruel. >> stephen: it is. it's kind of funny, though. and i do the winner. and if it's a tough week i match the sack. so would you help me? >> this is a rale deal. >> stephen: this is a real sack filled with real american greenbacks in there. so tonight's loser is -- >> oh, my god i have to play your cruel game? tonight's loser is... ( drum roll ) --

jerry, a product of relation movement. and he, you and thought, go on rush and gas and will destroy europe the economy. that's according to a nice statement by hungarian prime minister, victor all but this comes as l n g. prices have skyrocketed in the e u after and explosion as an export terminal in texas, which has been sending fuel to europe. however, the prices for the field in the us have since gone down as more of the l. n. g is not expected to be used at home. instead of going abroad. earlier, washington boasted that it has enough gas to replace europe's impose from russia. the texas plant terminal shutdown will cut his total output by 8 percent, which could further threaten europe's fragile energy security. most of the fuel from that terminal has been shipped to the u. r. u. s. correspondent caleb, more pain picks up the story. well, it was in freeport, texas rather than 33, very loud bangs them essentially what they were hearing was a liquefied natural gas terminal exploding. now this explosion has been widely dec

i want to bring in jerry nadler, new york democrat.ursday, your committee approved a wide ranging package of gun reform legislation called protecting our kids act. it would raise the age to purchase a semi automatic rifle and large magazines, incentivize armed storage, regulate how guns are stored and regulate bump stocks. it's expected to pass the house and die in the senate. so what was accomplished? >> we passed this legislation. it will pass the house on wednesday. i can't speak for the senate. let me say, by the way, these, this legislation passed the committee 25-to-19. after a party line vote. the republicans were saying, i assume they'll stay in the senate na this violates second amendment rights. the rooits right to have firearms. no right is absolute. justice scalia wrote the supreme court on the second amendment said no rights are sluchlt we have the rights to free speech. but it doesn't mean you can falsely yell "fire" in a crowded theater. it doesn't mean you can falsely report a crime to the police. by the same token, sec

and annette bening plays marge to my jerry.being, so we had a great time. >> stephen: now, i don't play the lotto much, but we do like to do something on the show which we call "sack, sack, sack, sack, sack." it's on the thursday show. we do a sack every week where people go around and they write their name on a dollar bill and they put it in a sack. >> okay. >> stephen: and they actually put it in this sack. >> oh, okay. >> stephen: they put it in this sack right here, and this is probably illegal, but-- and then what i do is i pick a name out to who the winner is. >> right. >> stephen: actually, i pick out twice. i pick out the first one, i go "tonight's loser is," because this is the person who would have won if we were choosing the first dollar. ( laughter ) and i say, "the loser-- " >> who does that? >> stephen: i do that. >> that's just cruel. >> stephen: it is. it's kind of funny, though. and then i do the winner. and if it's a tough week, i match the sack. so would you help me? >> this is a real sack. >> stephen: this i

even if jerry kushner was not running his, pockets there is mr.ic dime as an official of the administration for the last four years. for the four years that donald trump was in office. >> that is exactly right. when we have a top foreign policy official and diplomats and for that matter even members of the intelligence community, who are conducting business on behalf of the united states, it is done for the last interest of the american people. in this particular case, it may have a good note really both the interest of the american people, look in the best interest of jared kushner's pocketbook. and potentially his father in law, by the way. who we still don't completely understand the connection between him and his father in law's finances. and, so this is just a horrible perversion of foreign policy with regards to saudi arabia. and we need to shine a light on it. and we need to probably strengthen the laws surrounding the accident transparency of the finances of our foreign policy officials and others, with regard to their conduct of policy wh

>> but, the place director, jerry becker, did not believe it.ponsible for jesse's death. >> did you pick up the phone and call randy when he was going through this? >> yes. he was saddened by all of this. >> how did that conversation leave you feeling? >> i was exceptionally confident by the end of that phone call that he was not involved in this in any way. >> and, when the detective got his hand on randy's phone records, he began thinking the same thing. did his phone records tell you anything of significance? >> no, he had been talking to her on the phone that we could see in this time period that we were looking at. and he hadn't been near the house. >> we hadn't eliminated him but we are looking at other options. >> so, working day and night, they went over the other leagues from jesse's parents. they interviewed the tree trimmers who might have been peering into jessie's window. >> there was nothing of significance found as far as the possible involvement. >> and, they tracked down the restaurant coworker jesse had been upset with. >> he w

jerry, a, fall the so for the british and movement. and finally, cash drops. pakistan is counting on chinese loans to help raise its foreign reserve within the, within the next few days. i assure you that by tuesday, next week, the issue of foreign exchange reserves will be resolved as the expected $2400000000.00 of dollars will be transferred from china. our for ex reserves will reach $12000000000.00 of dollars. another country is facing a balance of payment crisis and that's caused by a growing decline informed current services, as well as a whitening account on fiscal deficit. that's along with the recall to your high inflation, which is mainly affecting prices of food and fuel. pakistan's also continue negotiations with the international monetary fund as the government hopes to resume payments on a 6000000000 dollar package load agreed back in 2019 and that was suspended due to non compliance with certain conditions. the current authorities, blame, ousted prime minister in my car for the crisis, which is an accusation. of course, h

. >> >> jerry: thank you all for being here to offer steffy and finn your encouragement as they take the next step in their lifelong journey together. now, finn and steffy have come together to unite in marriage. if there's anyone here who knows of any reason that they should not be joined as husband and wife, speak now or forever hold your peace. and wife, speak now or forever hold your peace. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ >> jerry: since no one objects, and i really didn't think anyone would...

jerry brown instituted kind of a top-down approach.he spoke about water conservation all the time and we saw the californians respond. there leavg it to encourage local conservation. it has not been very effective. it's a time we are telling people are just coming back to school and whether not they have to wear masks and all these things but i think the governor was very reticent to make demands that are very impactful to people's day-to- day lives. at the end of the day they're going to have to later though. vaccines are available for the littlest kids on covid now. thoughts on how big of a game changer that is. >> i have a boy who is just over one years old. there are two vaccines available now. pfister and mature enough. you can get them from your healthcare provider if you have them. you can also sign up on the state website. >> it's a huge relief and good news for parents. i know it has been a long time coming. they will be with that tradition more than 50 years for the stonewall riots. police raided a bar in the community fought

thank you to my good friend, ranking member jerry moran, for working with me, with the committee, for creating an environment so our staffs could create together to create this new bipartisan, toxic exposure strategy. for my senators on the committee, particularly friends like john boozman and sherrod brown, thank you. i'm thankful for the leadership of president biden and v.a. secretary dennis mcdonough, along with house veterans' affairs committee chairman takana. and so many, many others that are here today. this bill is the legislation we envisioned when we set out to right the wrongs of our toxic supposed vets. this bill recognizes the cost of war. it's the bill our veterans and their families deserve and are counting on and cannot wait any longer for. veterans and veteran service organizations and advocates have understood this for a long time. and they have been incredible partners since the beginnings. and i look forward to thanking reached and every one of them in the did a -- thanking each and every one of them in the days and weeks to come. i want to speak directly to them

here, you know, how completely jerry's name is garol jerry and the bulldog who chases them spike andg new adventures. i don't like them already there all friends have become uninteresting. and in general, everything that mzhm filmed. i'm interested, and the new series is complete crap. what do you think? well, put the disc. come here, have a seat. composer hey you, make me coffee. well, what did you decide? i will do everything as you said, i promise that i will be alone, but mind you, if at least one falls off their heads. listen, let me finish. if during the exchange you decide to close us, they will follow you, it’s not me alone who will follow the trail, and they will search until they get it. they will get you. all i want to hear now is my wife. valera how many are there one two three? you see call back, i'll tell you where to meet for an exchange and don't you dare. all right, we understood each other. i'm waiting for the call. decided let's go. let's ride the right solution. i he said everything will be fine, but you didn't want to. but if it were not for me, and so we will sa

we read jerry zone autobiography. and so you really get a sense of of what's true and then you just try to make sure the holes you have to fill in that they're emotionally true, um to to what we know we know those people believed and and what they're thinking at the time and this is ford. so honest in especially your second book or first books written really before she was public with her addiction. she kind of just reveals it at the end the second book really she try to inspire other people who had addiction issues and so she's so honest in it and and that made it more possible for us to be truthful to her truth. yeah. yeah, and i think we you know, like it's interesting that that clip that you just showed mark. you know, we are we obviously feature that moment, you know as well in the show, but what we really focus on is what happened before and after first of all, jerry lost his voice on the camp trail, which is why she speaks for him, you know, and and when she does she was under the influence of drugs and alcohol

elijah was up with a chance. covenant we'll have you park when junior luxury velo, jerry they see that the see like that as to what that drove up. there was a little bit lucy. good. see, keep bus 2 said would see apple ah, a killer, my dickie let go and kill meddler. zillow group, i met you conferences online. you did use elizabeth, elizabeth, would davila say vito just this year? is, will you be a did? and if you got those yet figure, so if you come on, let's get a suck up to be de la underwritten. what do not wish other torso by the double? pamela, which i will sylis intellectual bid requests are slackers me. latravius is renella . he said he had been sad to see, but he says he don't. okay, but to so don't be, let him in the see it can't all, i mean i would be that letter in that do my, the glasses you will fall under the roku for she see japan was a dear friend for monsieur jamal, for jamal. deductible is as if it was up when, who was way would only be i live what we are analogy. bosler lubbock us to upper said. so nathan. silicon, i put you through to some lemon. i did you put on m

look you son put yeah. sissy, do, jerry back on the east. so c, r, then great, big c l i dennis wilson unit a. oh, i know you have a lot with leap about how to do nothing about it or do you know is one of the heroes of the epic ball of ancient india, the mahabharata, john de la jolla, in a bunch of them, 3 other jo plan, a junior nobody can cooper a month. and he said, well, i got up. got to go with sociology. been they my mother elizabeth darby own, but it will be, god bless a while it eddie up up. and what is that about it? from a young grandma li wilburn writers and you had that's what i thought, but from the machine i got the do, i don't my shark. i think we ended up with a couple years ago when you're happy with my son. last proof of concept on a my see a bill. okay. got a book. why? yeah. why don't i'm with i'm a full size made by more force. just say a house jerry. like to newman is newman. thank you. somebody, get them what i get. some of you. thank you. yeah. you, i am in the southern part of banga. so this is our south of, i mean u

[gasps] hey, jerry, you're in the alumni magazine!ot for nbc called jerry that was not picked up." georgie, how come there's not anything about you in here? he can't handle the truth. all right. this is too much fun. i gotta get back to work. so i called back? same state farm agent. texted the next day? same guy. is that even legal? and get this - he remembered my name. of course. (whispering) hey, blink twice if you're in danger. whoa, guys. at state farm, we actually get to know you. it's called service. come on! like a good neighbor, state farm is there.®

joining me now is massie's on jerry purna. jerry, perhaps you saw some of the show trial on capitol hill tonight . your reaction frankly or i try not to watch it. it doesn't interest me in the slightest because i know none of it's going to be the truth. matthew is not here after committing suicide after of course, being charged and pleading guilty for being in the capital on january six . what do you want the country to know about him tonight ? matthew was a gentle soul. he had never committed a crime prior to january six , never had so much as a parking ticket . he attended the rally and on january 6th thinking it was going to be a historic moment that mike pence was not going to certify the election and he was going to be part of an historical celebration that day. and so no intent of causing any problems or any violence because he didn't have a violent nature. he didn't have a violent bone in his body. he pled guilty because i guess he was in the building itself. what happened with his circle of friends and his now his job

funeral still ongoing in uvalde an investigation into another shooting happening in tulsa, congressman jerry nadler insist it's time to do something is not even been 24 hours. >> since last monday's shooting and who knows how long until the next one. the senate is attempting a more balanced approach with a bipartisan group of lawmakers trying to reach a compromise. senator chris murphy says they're making meaningful progress. we've had really productive discussions. our goal is to >> get a piece of legislation that saves lives. >> the house could vote on their legislation as early as next week. but really it's that senate legislation that has the potential to get enough support to become law live in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> yeah. as you know, it is all about the what do we know about the specifics in that legislation right now and what a deal might actually look like. >> well, we don't know a lot about the specific details of that legislation because they are still negotiating. so really everything is on the table right now. but we do expect it to be a lot more moderate than the hou

here's house judiciary chair jerry nadler and the committee's top republican, jim jordan. time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. nadler: i would be remiss i

but i'll jerry a box the police sorry front movement which has been fighting for the regions. independence since the 1970s john, but he f as a senior risk, and i was analyst looking at political and strategic risks. the american credit rating agency, s and p global, joins us now via skype from rome. good to have you with us. why is algeria decided to make this move? now, when spain changed that song for versus neutrality some months ago, back in march when you're a response yesterday was a response bias. governments having descended before the decision about the teams that you just mentioned. so your decision has been taken in response to a ration of relations between and you're asking how many a decision to back out? how is this move going to affect both of the countries? we've already got spain saying it's gas supplies unaffected by algeria. suspending the supplies to spain. is that true or that both sides going to lose out her? well, that's correct. and your is said that the gas supply stain is at the moment and change. so urea last to continue full seal is contractual obligation toward

the ice cream maker ben and jerry's has said it doesn't agree with a deal made by its parent company,n and jerry's stopped selling its ice cream in israeli settlements last year, saying it was inconsistent with the company's values. in afghanistan, the taliban are holding a gathering in kabul of more than 3000 muslim clerics, scholars and tribal leaders from across the country. religious, social and economic issues are being discussed, but no women have been included in the meeting. from kabul, the bbc�*s south asia correspondent yogita limaye reports. for the first time since they seized power in august last year, the taliban are holding a national meet. for more than 300 districts of afghanistan, clerics and tribal elders have come to kabul. but no media allowed. and no photo or video of the gathering has been released so far. the roads to the meeting tightly secured, but earlier in the day, a gun battle took place outside. a little known anti—talleyrand group claimed responsibility —— anti—tele— band. on wednesday, this video was released showing preparations for the meeting. in wh

jerry selbee, played by bryan cranston, is at the heart of this movie, a man with a mathematical bente lottery game called winfall had a legal loophole that would enable him to win millions if he bought enough tickets. so he and his wife, marge, played by annette bening, really went to town... we'd like to buy 8,000 winfall tickets. ..and ended up winning millions. the money didn'tjust line their pockets. it went to family, friends and an investment corporation. i wanted to play a character in a story that had goodness to it, that had a sense of community to it, because we were all in the lockdown during covid and this is the first movie i did after that. and i wanted and needed to feel better. the real lifejerry selbee was at the tribeca premiere with his wife marge, getting his moment of fame. how do you view what you did in terms of winning state lottery money and giving it to the community? do you see it as a kind of robin hood—type thing ina way? no. it was just a natural thing that we did. it was just something natural. i didn't feel like robin hood at all. just... it wasjust na

this is jerry and lance schultz. very cute story. their first ever date, a warriors game against the orlando magic in december of 1992. they still have the tickets. they even showed us them over zoom. they've been warriors fans for a long time. they're season ticket holders now. while they know that feeling of winning at home, they're hopeful they'll get it done in boston tonight. >> i'm quietly hopeful. i'd like to see them do it in boston, as much as i would love to -- we've been to the finals when they've won and been to the finals when they've lost. it's great to be there in person when they win. i just want it done. >> reporter: so we did look online. in order to get inside thrive city, i don't view to register and unfortunately that's already sold out. if you were able to do so and you are planning to come, just remember large crowds are expected. think about parking, but a lot of excitement here. a lot of people are hoping game six clay will show up. we're hoping for that win so we can avoid the anxiety that we know comes with

and ben & jerry's has criticized a deal by its parent company unilever that would allow its productse being sold in israeli settlements in the west bank. the ice cream maker stopped sales there last year in protest of israeli occupation. on wednesday though, unilever said it was selling the and in jerry's israeli business to a local licensee. marcus tremendously controversial move. ben & jerry's, which is known to have very strong political views on a host of issues, saying it sharply disagrees with the decision by its parent company. mark: kate, thank you very much. as ever, great to see you. we take a very short break. after that, the news continues live from paris. ♪ >> france 24, your window on the world. >> a program about women who are reshaping our world. we meet those who seek equality, be itn the board room or at the village well. the 51% brings you stories from across the globe about the women who are challenging the way we think. >> the 51%, presented by france 24 and france24.com. >> they observed. they contact us. they report, film, photograph. they are the voice of the

baker, "wall street journal" at large with jerry baker, you have to read it and watch it to appreciatereferring to of course what the federal reserve does tomorrow and expectations are that it raises rates as much as three quarters of a point, then what? here is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, i am jesse watters along with judge jeanine perino, geraldo rivero, greg got filed. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." speak of the way that we see this is that the american people are well-positioned to face these challenges because of the economic historic gains that we have made under this president, under the president in the last 16 months. >> jesse: the white house spinning like there is no

jerry howard, national homebuilders association ceo. a weird week for housing data, jerry. no surprise mortgage demand would slip, i don't think to the degree we saw. no surprise interest rates would back up after sliding a little bit, given what has been happening in the general market. where do you see housing right now? >> neil, we are, we're staring into the face of a perfect storm. you've got interest rates going up consistently past few months. cost of housing construction has gone up 19% for the building materials over the course of the last year. we've got a labor shortage. we have transportation costs, energy costs. it's a perfect storm. unfortunately looking like middle of next year or so we're going to see a recession. neil: you know, jerry, you and i talked about last time, i'm noticing fewer and fewer builders, this is anecdotal observation building spec homes or a home get sense of community at all. they want money in hand, commitment in hand before they do that. what's going on there? >> well, the builders don't know how

while jerry a pat should be completely independence. elaine can, how inefficient for an independence movement in western sahara has a keys, morocco of replacing spain as the colonial power in the region saying has taken a position, siding completely with the aggression standard of the colonial power. and everybody will fix, take to spain, to be an almost broker, to have the solution. the causes pain in the end is responsible for the entire process. the model is independent. the new motto has substituted and europe the colonial lifting. and they behave in a classic colonial power. they have him baited western sahara since 975. it was happening going on for many years between this p. p. and and dependent on their gratian model. and they all that a 100, some of these should've supposed to been a good ation movement during the entire history of the start of the variation in africa. they out of taken this position because of their, their own, his story. jerry, a father of the british movement and he, you and bond go on rush and gas. impulse will destroy europe, the economy. that's accordi

the foreign affairs minister jerry le peters to take over his prime minister until a new government was formed. the current prime minister natalie bennett has already said he will not gone again. foreman, premier benjamin netanyahu says he's confident he can return 1st. the next time we have new york bennett smith hospital at their math. netanyahu has been working to try and bring down this very fragile coalition. a very unusual coalition in israel made up of liberals the hard right, the center. and for the 1st time, palestinian israeli law makers sharing power. netanyahu succeeded in bringing down, bringing the collapse of the coalition, essentially over the vote. a normally routine vote to renew a law that allows ready law to input be imposed on settlers in the occupied west by the chinese president, gigi and paying has just gone a 2 day visit to hong kong to mark the 25th anniversary that he's hands over from the u. k to mainland china. we're just looking at pictures that have that alive at the moment. he is greeting his supporters in hong kong, the territory of course, his impose he

jerry, a fall, the software relation movement. and just before we go, angry crowds have taken to the streets of los angeles to protest against the u. s. decisions have been a tree of countries from the summits of the americas. the summit ended on friday with cuba, venezuela, nicaragua, not invited, a president, biden's behest local journalist fiorella isabel was at the scene here to protest the exclusion of nicaragua, cuba and venezuela. among other things, the lack of attention paid to the economy and the economic situation in the country right now. the a missing baby formula student that crisis at the health care crisis, climate change prices and all sorts of issues that people are bringing up the civically and now lay where the homelessness ray is absolutely catastrophic. and it's one of the highest in the entire country. this, i protest marks the end of the people summit, which was of course, a opposition event to the joe biden democracy. i'm it focusing on people's issues, which is why they called it the people. so i'm, and a

when i jerry a lotto nigeria and said shock, horror, and indeed anger. people angry and insurance had react and angrily, especially on twitter as to how this has happened. again and again and again. and perhaps wendy will be an end to gunmen incidences and people getting our tax in different places we talked about. it's happening in north east in north central. this is in or war a quiet town you have to say on those days hours, nigeria in a church on a sunday. big blowed not just for the government was sadness. so for the niger and people, so shock, sadness and horror. and now can you tell us a little bit more about the community and, and the area where this so horrific attack took place in terms of what's the security situation there like well this is in the southwest of nigeria relatively peaceful. do you don't really hear either much banded tree or, you know, the hoodlums or kidnappers actually had him in some places up in north central or in north east. this is in a very quiet town, very peaceful. there's been talked about improve in security in the

so this decision to suspend the treaty didn't surprise me and jerry had suspended the friendship and corporation treaty after 2 decades going as far as to ban the all non gust trade, it comes at mid escalating tensions between algeria and morocco over disputed territory in the western sahara with spain bucking morocco's claim to the land. nigeria is one of the things main supplies of natural gas, but last year i'll just shut off it's pipeline supplies through morocco, leaving spain with just one direct link which accounts on for continued supply. a diplomatic route between the 2 countries has escalated after spain made an abrupt you turn on sided with morocco. in the long run, a conflicts over the western sahara. the move sent shock waves throughout the algerian government instead of tensions between the trading partners. previously, madrid had been neutral in the disputes, but now openly supports moroccan sovereignty over the contested area on africa north west coast. we spoke with a political sociologist, 2 things for the fact that madrid has chosen aside is not conducive to resolv